Hazlett Didn't "Hesitate" To Share His Newest Album
It’s a new year, so some new music isn’t a bad idea, and don’t worry, Hazlett has you covered.
He presently has a new song out called “Hesitate,” which is from his most recent album, “Bloom Mountain.”
The album has ten beautiful songs, each with its own distinct concept and style. We’re confident you can relate to at least one of them.
His musical aptitude and expertise are obvious, and you can bet he evolved tremendously, particularly with his vocals and composing technique.
The songs on the CD are fantastic and emotionally enticing, and they leave you wanting more of him.
Hazlett says, “I wanted to write this album differently, Hazlett says, “the songs are conversations being retold by a friend of a friend,” he reveals. “Anytime you pass another person’s story on, you embellish certain moments because those are the moments worth retelling. Certain details get a little hazy, and some are vivid as if they happened yesterday.”
Hazlett’s ballroom indie folk and huge memories will warm your soul but leave you crying. With his live performances and love of an engaging story, this contemporary traveler has earned a place in fans’ hearts.
We would appreciate it if you would give this new initiative a listen, and we are confident that you will not be disappointed.
Toronto-Based Vocalist Puma June, Evokes A Hopeful Sadness Through 'Holy'
Shanti Abbott is a Canadian musician and singer who now lives in Toronto. Her stage name is “Puma June.”
June has a dreamy, lush, experimental chamber-pop sound, laced with R&B, that evokes a hopeful sorrow via her contemplative songwriting. Puma June’s sound is hard to categorize because of her wide range of musical inspirations, which include Feist, Frank Ocean, and Stevie Wonder. She might be like if Lana Del Rey and Charlotte Day Wilson got together and had a child.
June spent her formative years in Barrie, Ontario, where she wrote songs and participated in musical initiatives in which she would later develop her skills on her own. June is a singer, pianist, guitarist, and violinist who was schooled in the Suzuki method.
June is best known for forming the folk duet “Shanti and Vale,” afterwards renamed “Concordia,” with her twin sister. Both a live album from 2012 and a 2019 single titled “Love Is Blind” were published on Bandcamp.
After releasing a single in 2019, the members of Concordia opted to concentrate on separate endeavours rather than pursuing a comeback with the band.
Throughout her formative years, June was a member of the Huronia Symphony Orchestra as well as other orchestras and indie-rock/folk bands, such as the House of Art in Barrie, the Hungry Lake in Toronto, and the Huronia Symphony Orchestra.
In 2020, June’s project “Puma June” was formed, a mashup of all the musical styles she had enjoyed as a young adult. This allowed June to finally establish her own, unique voice.
June wants to keep changing the topics of pop music by talking about the hard truths and traumatic experiences that help shape who we are. June writes songs and listens to music to help her deal with her own pain and the pain of others.
June has a strong political stance, with an emphasis on women’s rights and family trauma. She has experienced the pain and growth that result from these experiences. June has an alluring way of transforming sorrow into inspiring victories.
Estella Dawn's 'Not A Problem' Is A Very Introspective & Captivating Track
The singer, songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Estella Dawn was born in New Zealand but now makes her home in the United States, contributing a wealth of talent and skill to the current state of the art in pop music.
Her albums, which she composes, records, and co-produces herself, perfectly encapsulate the labour of a life spent creating music.
Her music has a unique edge because she is able to mix parts that are both very delicate and very violent. This enables her to confidently cross genres.
The thoughtful song “Not A Problem” shows a well-honed poetic skill by balancing honesty and denial in a way that is both gripping and honest, and by using wordplay and personal details in equal amounts.
The tune draws the listener in slowly, but it’s hard to ignore how intense it gets as it goes on.
From the mind of Estella Dawn, a one-woman creative powerhouse, comes “Not A Problem,” the latest in a string of notable introspective releases. These honest, human reflections on modern pain and uncertainty reach out with a whole new level of purpose.
They build on a long history of composing, performing, recording, and producing music of the highest quality.
Every time I hear Estella talk, I’m more impressed by how she can be both professional and enthusiastic at the same time. Because of this, “Not A Problem” is the only song that can hold people’s attention with its literary depth and sincere truth.
Artistically balancing the admitted weakness and overindulgence in the comfort of ignorance as happiness, “Not A Problem” delves into emotional agony with a familiar air of desire.
Estella has reached a universal emotion by singing a heartbreakingly beautiful song with the perfect balance of self-assurance and yearning; the need for connection and the same wish to never be a burden is surprisingly familiar.
Estella’s obvious honesty and soul are on full display here, making for a striking depiction of real and contradictory emotions.
With its alluring blend of melodic resolution and short lyrical pain, “Not a Problem” expresses a desire to comprehend the human journey while acknowledging, at least in part, the bridges that have been burnt along the road.
With its alluring beat and catchy tune, “Not A Problem” changes the story totally, with lyrics that advocate self-destruction and rejection at the same time.
The song hits home because of its depth of knowledge and sheer determination in a single, powerful progression, proving once again that Estella Dawn is exactly what contemporary pop music needs.
Snowin’ combines a unique sound to showcase the depth of the four young, rising artists’ ability to make music. The song showcases the four artists’ ebullient chemistry, with Dawnz’s rap and LW6 and CP6’s slick verses. From the get-go, one is taken through a spectrum of sounds, there is a very natural and unique soundscape to the song, which further accentuates the sheer creativity and showmanship of the quartet.
TheKidOnfroy’s ability also shines through with a masterful use of vocal harmonies, and the melodic lines add an extra layer to the track. The four artists’ styles layer and complement each other, with LW6’s layered bars and the other three’s jumps and drops. The track also boasts an abstract yet captivating vocal sample which brings the whole song together. The production of the song and the captivating instrumentals make the track an absolute pleasure to listen to, which furthers the artistic prowess of the four artists.
The song, from start to finish, is super catchy and able to draw listeners in. It’s clear that the group worked together to produce a dynamic piece of music. Taking Irish music to the world, “Snowin’” is a thrilling track that delves into the Christmas season with a range of topics relating to snow and celebration. More than just a holiday song, “Snowin’” also speaks to the progression of the artists in the past years and their hopes and dreams for the future.
The collaboration between LW6 and CP6, Dawnz and TheKidOnfroy on their new release, “Snowin,” has created something truly special. The track is polished and professional, and the artists have seamlessly blended their different styles to create a unique sound. The track is catchy, captivating, and is sure to make waves in the music industry, both locally and globally. Furthermore, the accompanying music video for “Snowin” is visually stunning and creative, further testament to the amount of effort that was put into this project.
It’s clear that the artists involved have put a lot of thought and energy into crafting this release, and it’s sure to be a hit with listeners of all ages and backgrounds. The success of “Snowin” is a promising sign of what’s to come from these talented artists, and it’s sure to be a long-lasting and memorable release.
Jacquelyn Owens Is Thrilled To Announce The Release Of Her Latest Single “Kingdom”
A rising star in the world of gospel music is Jacquelyn Owens. Even while she may not be a household name just yet, her stirring voice and encouraging message are certain to make her a favourite among those who are passionate about gospel music.
Owens spent his childhood singing in the church choir in the little hamlet outside Chicago, Illinois, where he was born and reared in the United States. Her early exposure to gospel music sparked an early interest in the genre, and when she was a teenager, she started writing her own songs.
After graduating high school, Owens enrolled in a music programme at a nearby college, where she further developed her abilities as a singer and composer. During this period, she started singing at gospel festivals and local churches, and she rapidly established a name for herself as a skilled and devoted singer.
In 2019, Owens published her first studio album, titled “Lifter.” The album was well welcomed by both reviewers of gospel music and lovers of the genre. Many people praised Owens for her strong voice and the uplifting message conveyed in the lyrics of her songs.
Owens is motivated to utilise her songs to convey happiness and encourage people as her career continues to flourish, and she plans to do it via music. She is working on putting together a tour to play in a variety of states and, with any luck, overseas.
The song “Kingdom” is a modern Christian studio recording that incorporates elements of worship, acoustic music, pop music, and soul music. The listener is taken on a trip through the song, which begins and ends with soothing harmonies and has a variety of powerful elements in between.
Jacquelyn Owens Is Thrilled To Announce The Release Of Her Latest Single “Kingdom”
Come along with us as she shares more about her musical career and the most recent release with us.
Who are your biggest musical influences?
My biggest musical influences are Hillsong, Brooke Ligertwood, Yebba, Lianne La Havas and Brandy.
What inspired you to write your latest album/song?
My latest project was written during the pandemic. I realized it held many of the themes in the Lord’s Prayer. It is basically a prayer in a song form.
What message do you hope to convey through your music?
I just want to inspire others. I do this in a few ways: sharing the principles of my faith, sharing my personal journey, and making sure the songs convey a positive message.
What was the most challenging aspect of recording your latest album?
The most challenging part was making sure the song wasn’t unoriginal. I pride myself on making music that sounds authentic and has elements that people might not expect from a typical “worship” song.
What has been your favourite moment or experience as a musician so far?
My favourite moments are collaborating with other songwriters. Creating with others usually allows for synergy which usually results in something you could have never created on your own.
How do you balance your personal life with your music career?
I just make sure to take music engagements I enjoy. So even while working I’m having fun. Creating music is therapeutic and something I do naturally so it is very much a part of my personal life anyway.
How do you handle negative criticism or feedback on your music?
I appreciate constructive criticism. I try to learn from it and not walk away offended. When feedback is negative but not constructive, I try not to take it personally and remember that many people value my music.
What advice would you give to aspiring musicians trying to make it in the industry?
I would tell aspiring musicians to be themselves! I know it seems like basic advice, but many musicians are just emulating their idols. The world needs what YOU have to offer and usually, people feel and vibe with authenticity.
Do you have any upcoming projects or releases that you’re excited about?
I am working to release a few more singles this year. I’ve written hundreds of songs but haven’t released many – so excited to finally get them heard.
Do you have any plans to branch out into other genres or styles of music?
In addition to Christian/Gospel, I also write songs that are just about life, love and my journey. I would love to release these songs in the near future too.
Renowned Composer Georg Óskar Shares 'Late Night Good Night' From His Forthcoming Album
Known for his work as a singer, lyricist, and composer, the acclaimed cross-disciplinary artist Georg Óskar made his debut as a solo artist with a professional recording in 2021 with the track “Walk on the Water.”
This song gave listeners their first exposure to a gifted and adventurous composer and producer who works in wide strokes, pulling from a hybrid analogue and electronic palette.
Georg Skar is originally from Iceland, however, he has made Oslo, Norway his home and present place of employment. He graduated with honours in 2009 from the renowned Akureyri School of Visual Arts in his native nation of Iceland. He attended the Faculty of Fine Art, Music, and Design in Bergen, Norway, and received his Master of Fine Arts degree there in 2016.
Since Skar’s graduation, his work has been shown in galleries throughout the globe, including in Europe, Asia, the United States, and other locations. The fresh new advanced song “Late Night Good Night” is taken from Georg skar’s upcoming debut album, “Worst Wait of Our Life,” which will be released soon.
“Late Night Good Night” is an experimental piece of electronic dance music that serves as a reflection on love, obsession, and the deterioration of Western civilisation. In addition to that, it is the first release by the artist to incorporate vocals.
The music opens with a timeless analogue bass, followed by some ambient synthesisers. A male singer goes up to the mike and delivers spoken word poetry. The subject matter of the poem is love, desire, and obsession. In response to the narrator’s praise, the film features three stunning ladies who strut their stuff for the camera.
The Debut LP as a whole has a significant amount of narration, an element that is uncommon in music produced nowadays. As a storyteller, he threw in his other artistic activity, which is painting, and this is the method that he used to convey his ideas to others.
Read on as he continues to speak about his music and discusses his whole history as an artist.
Renowned Composer Georg Óskar Shares ‘Late Night Good Night’ From His Forthcoming Album
Who are your biggest musical influences?
I have so wide range of tastes in music, to name a few :
Aphex Twin, Jóhann Jóhannsson, GusGus, Velvet Underground,
Daft Punk, Crystal Castles, Boards of Canada, Nirvana and a lot of grunge rock and something alternative sounding and experimental. I could be writing this list forever, my influences come from so many directions.
What inspired you to write your latest album/song?
Like so many when the pandemic came, I was stuck at home. Reflecting on what was going on in the world, then looking inwards, also at the world and us as a whole. This was now almost 3 years ago, I am a painter and I was stuck at home, because of the lockdown so I could not travel by train to my studio as usual.
I had to create something, make something happen, so I decided to make music, I sure did have a lot of time on my hands at the time being stuck at home and all that. I had the drive to do something new, so I started making music only with the intention of making something for myself, I was bored. Boredom mixed up with a chaotic world is pretty inspiring. The songs and the album as a whole is reflecting on the time we throw recently.
What message do you hope to convey through your music?
I want to bring mind-liked people together, reach out, and highlight certain places in ourselves that we either have denied or feel that we carry alone.
What was the most challenging aspect of recording your latest album?
As I come from another profession as a painter, I have been working mostly in solitude, there is my comfort zone to stay in my studio and work on something I like to see or hear. Or just for the sake of working, forget and be in a flow state.
For my debut album I invited the musician Anthony Johan Løvaas to play the guitar and take part in the tracks he felt something could be added to. He has the vocals for the track I am dead for example. My friend Þóroddur Ingvarsson, mixed the project and it went for mastering at Glow Cast Mastering in Berlin.
What I am trying to say here and what was the challenge for me was to work with others as I am so used to working alone, both as a producer and then working on my paintings. But what has been the stepping stone for this album to come to be, was teamwork. I learned so much both letting go in some sense, and getting good people to do the things I was no good at. I learned a lot from working with others which is so valuable.
What has been your favourite moment or experience as a musician so far?
This is my Debut album, and the past 3 years or so is very much my first experience in creating or composing music. I was a DJ in my early twenties, playing techno and house music but that is almost 17 years ago.
Then came a long break from everything music related, and it was not until last year I decided to go back into music, but now as a producer, vocalist and creator. I don’t consider myself to be a musician not in the sense I am mostly an artist which has different ways of expressing myself. My favourite thing will always be to create, to dwell in a space of creation that zone is highly addictive.
How do you balance your personal life with your music career?
It’s not a career yet, so it is pretty well-balanced.
How do you handle negative criticism or feedback on your music?
There are many ways to think about this. There will always be people who like your stuff and don’t like your stuff. That’s the way it is. Some criticism one can use and think about, other needs to be tossed out of the window or simply ignored.
I don’t control personal taste, or some specific this and that, maybe people don’t like the vocals or something else and so on. I come from a world of painting it’s the same there, not all like my paintings, will that mean I stop making paintings, of course not. Criticism is mostly a good thing and has to be available.
People obviously have the right to say what they feel when art goes into the world. And when one is so connected to what he or she makes it can be difficult to swallow some hard facts or harsh criticism, but if one can take that to improve oneself, it’s a good thing.
What advice would you give to aspiring musicians trying to make it in the industry?
I have had a very simple and naive theory since I was really young and that is simply if you like it very likely somebody out there will like it too. Keep working hard at the things you like to do in life.
I have not made it in the music industry this is just general advice which helped me in my creativity and kept my hopes higher when I lived in a small town in the north of Iceland, where my hometown was not a boiling pot when it comes to culture, so I had to be naive and simple-minded to get closer to the place I vision for my self.
Do you have any upcoming projects or releases that you’re excited about?
Yes, I do! I have been making music recently, I will let my LP Worst Wait of Our Life, gets its time. Then I start releasing some of my other stuff.
Do you have any plans to branch out into other genres or styles of music?
I can’t stay that, I don’t even know in what genre I belong, I just keep creating things which resonate and makes sense to me. I listen to all kinds of genres myself, but I am less mindful of that when I make my own music. It will continue to be electronic-based with some slow-burn vocals which is maybe the only thing I know for sure.
Carson Ferris Releases This Amazing Electro-Pop Single 'Drive Alone'
Carson Ferris is a popular American singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist who hails from the city of Provo in the state of Utah.
Carson has been singing for as long as he can remember, and he began learning how to play the guitar when he was just 6 years old. He started his start in the music performance industry by playing the guitar and singing in rock bands with other children at Dave Wilbur’s Rock Lab in Orem. After that, he sang with the One Voice Children’s Choir, which is well recognised for its excellence.
Carson did not want to give up playing music when the world came to an end in 2020, so he decided to go into business for himself. He moved to Los Angeles and started creating songs there. In October 2021, he released “Can’t Be Without You,” which featured Trinidad Cardona.
Also in the year 2021, Carson was given the chance to record himself singing and dancing to the song “One Bad Apple” when he was performing in Donny Osmond’s Las Vegas show.
His music of Carson is pop with a little bit of rock influence. His musical style is heavily inspired by OneRepublic as well as individual artists such as Ed Sheeran and Alec Benjamin, and his all-time favourite band of all time is Journey. The goal of Carson’s songwriting is to create music that is approachable as well as relevant.
To free up more time for Carson to devote to his musical endeavours beginning in the year 2020, his education will be completed entirely online. He has made productive use of that time, as shown by the fact that you can often see him performing at regional music events such as Fork Fest and Buzzards and Bees.
In addition to that, he keeps himself busy by creating music, collaborating with the producer MYKYL, and recording songs at June Audio in Provo. There is going to be a lot of fantastic new music coming out in the future since Carson is on schedule to release a new song around once every six weeks in 2023.
The song “Drive Alone” is about Carson’s experience in the music industry. Carson, a young singer-songwriter, has to go through a lot of advice that is sometimes in conflict with one another over what he should do with his music.
Drive Alone is a song about the artist discovering his own way through life and making the choices that would lead him to the destination of his choosing.
Drive Alone is a song about having to make difficult choices and having a lot of people telling you that you should do this or that, and you just have to do what you feel is best for you in order to go on with your life.
Eiza Murphy Returns With Her Next Single 'Haunted'
Eiza Murphy is an Irish singer, songwriter, and producer who now resides in Los Angeles. She was born in Ireland.
Eiza relocated to New York when she was fifteen years old in order to learn Logic Pro music production at Dubspot School of Electronic Music.
She was the only female student in a class of twenty male students and was the youngest student in the school by 15 years.
Since then, her debut tracks have been used in the series ‘Riverdale’ on Netflix, have ranked at #1 on iTunes Ireland twice, and have been featured as ‘Track of the Week’ on BBC Radio 1 and RTE 2FM, respectively.
Eiza has established herself as a unique talent despite the fact that she has only five releases to her name at this point in her career. She possesses that kind of elusive and captivating quality that pulls you in to lose yourself within her tracks on multiple occasions, despite the fact that she is still in the formative years of her career.
Eiza Murphy has been hard at work over the last several months putting the finishing touches on her first EP and writing songs for other artists, including Kenzie Ziegler’s most recent hit “100 Degrees.”
Eiza Murphy is back with her new single after releasing the song “Haunted” early on Tiktok, where it quickly racked up more than 19.5 million views.
The song “Haunted,” which Eiza wrote and produced, is about having feelings for a person who is also in love with another person.
Young León Talks Social Anxiety In New Single “Lies (to pass the time)”
The time has come, and we have arrived at this point in time. All of the streaming providers now offer access to the highly-anticipated single that was released by Young León.
A talented young musician who calls Los Angeles home and goes by the name Young León has just put out a new song that’s named “Lies (to pass the time)”
He wrote this with you in mind, whether you suffer from social anxiety or have gone through it in the past because he developed it with you in mind. True or false? It was successful in achieving the goals that it set out to achieve.
According to him, “This song is for those with social anxiety who are bored of going out. Sometimes you need to make up a white lie to get out of those plans you promised earlier in the week.”
The song takes on a more profoundly felt, empathetic character as a result of his interpretation of it. Every lyric that he sings reveals his skill as a songwriter, and you can hear it clearly.
The inclusion of Young León in this emo rap makes for a tense listening experience, despite the fact that his voice and tone have a feeling of relaxation in listeners.
This song’s melody will take you to a different planet and express a feeling that everyone may identify with in their own way.
It would be advisable to incorporate this tune into your regular listening routine as often as possible. Your time spent on it will not be wasted.
The German Rapper Kaiii Returns With A New Single 'Neue Himmel'
Kaiii is a singer, songwriter, and producer who was born in Berlin and is of German and Japanese descent.
The natural world is a big part of his songs, and he gets ideas for his style from artists like Playboy Carti, Burna Boy, and DJ Rashad. A German-Japanese producer by the name of Kenji451 is assisting him.
Kaiii is a German musician with a one-of-a-kind style and a great interest in hip-hop. Because of these qualities, Kaiii has the ability and the potential to make a significant contribution to the music business.
His native tongue is German, but he also speaks English and Japanese well. Both he and his producer Kenji451 contributed to Grim104’s album “Imperium,” which peaked at position 12 in the German chart rankings.
In terms of his technical skills, he has been practising and performing for a long time and has gotten better at what he does. He is confident in his ability to perform complex verses with accuracy and flow. His craft has been developed through years of practice and performance.
A brand new single from Kaiii has been released. “Neue Himmel,” which has a bouncy combination of dancehall, drum and bass, and vintage soul music. On a track made with Zugezogen Maskulin DJ and producer Kenji451, Kaiii raps in a falsetto about new beginnings, relationships ending in the shape of flowers, and the changing seasons.
Kaiii is not only talented technically, but also an exciting and captivating performer with the presence and charisma necessary to enthral audiences of any size. He has a distinct plan for his music, as well as a message that Kaiii is excited to disseminate to people all around the globe.
The juky drums, which are also a component of Kenji451’s soundscape, include inspirations from DJ Rashad as well as Travis Scott-like adlibs and turned-up Kanye Soul samples. Kenji451’s soundscape also has elements from DJ Rashad.
The combination of the different sources results in a contemporary, full, and catchy sound that belongs to the pop-rap genre and has German-English lyrical content.
Jake Huffman Premieres His Newest Release 'Martyr'
Jake Huffman is a musician and composer from the United States. Huffman, the McLovins’ drummer and lead singer, is also a member of the band.
In 2013, Huffman was asked by the music director of Sesame Street, Bill Sherman, to collaborate on the writing of the song “Counting the You’s” on YouTube.“ Huffman eventually became a member of the composing team for the show.
Huffman also sang on the animated segment of the show called “D is for Dinosaur,” for which she was credited. McLovins helped Huffman become famous at a young age, and the band went on to tour the country. They played at big festivals like Bunbury and Summer Camp and opened for bands like the Gin Blossoms and Flobots.
In addition to his work with McLovins, Huffman has composed music and written lyrics for Sesame Street, and for a period of time, he was the leader of the house band on ESPN’s Sports Nation. When Huffman started to work on his solo project in 2019, he asked producer Andy Seltzer to help him. The finished product made its debut on NPR’s World Cafe in October of that same year.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Huffman has continued to write and produce music. He just recently released a single called “Younger,” which is a reflection on opposing beliefs and the energy of the present moment.
The world-famous PowerStation New England Studio is where he wrote, recorded, and produced his upcoming single “Martyr.” This song will serve as a unifying tribute to his soon-to-be-released EP.
With compelling discourses, the track explores a commentary about dying on a hill, as he explains,
“The lyrics aren’t about what I personally believe.” Everywhere I look, people are spouting their beliefs while contradicting themselves in the same breath. I wanted this song to capture the energy of how divided the world has become.”
Huffman is known for his strong vocals, melodies that soar, and alt-rock-inspired rhythms. His music is a mix of rock sounds and the sounds of the 1920s. He also combines rock influences with the sound of the 1920s.
YungParadise Displays An Energetic Delivery In New Single 'Empty Threats'
YungParadise, a rapper from Melbourne, is creating waves in the music world because of the vast variety of abilities, he has.
YungParadise, who was born in Melbourne and reared there, is of South African and Italian descent. He has had his fair share of difficulties in life, including the fact that he grew up in a dangerous area that was plagued by crime, drugs, and violence.
In spite of this, he has begun to use music as a tool to motivate constructive change, not just in his own life but also in the world at large.
“Empty Threats” is one of YungParadise’s most notable tunes because it exemplifies both his distinctive style and the ferocity of his performance. This song is a high-energy, unique offering that is likely to get listeners moving and is a great choice for a party.
It is very evident that YungParadise has a great deal of potential that has not yet been fully realised, and we cannot wait to see what he achieves in the future.
Young musician YungParadise is one that you should keep an eye on since he has a powerful message and amazing skills.
Be on the lookout for further songs from this up-and-coming artist, as he is continuing to leave his impact on the music business.
Lola Coker Returns With An Untouchable Single Named 'Fire'
Lola Coker is a performer, singer, and songwriter who is driven by her enthusiasm. Lola began her professional career by performing in several talent programs.
Lola Coker loves music, and she adores the process of creating things that evoke emotion in other people. She gleans ideas for songs from my day-to-day life, my dreams, and many other kinds of art so that she may channel those ideas into a song and share it with you.
The Senate and General Assembly of New Jersey presented Lola with a Citation, Commendation, and Praise to recognize her achievements. In addition, the Mayor and Council of Burlington Township presented her with a Certificate of Recognition, and the Burlington Township Board of Education presented her with a Congratulations award.
It doesn’t matter how musically talented a person is or isn’t; being able to express oneself via music is wonderful. She was exposed to a wide variety of musical styles throughout her childhood, and it was fortunate for her that she was able to hear how diverse and original music can be.
It’s astonishing that our minds can come up with so many new sounds and combinations, even if there are so many different types of music and subcategories within those types. In the world of music, there are no borders. She is drawn to the field of music because it is such a beautiful art form, and the potential to make a contribution to that beauty is what captivates her.
Lola’s father gave her a PreSonus AudioBox as a present when she was somewhere in the neighbourhood of 13 years old. By putting cover songs on YouTube, she slowly learned what she needed to know to record and make her own music.
She continued to do so on and off over the course of many years until she finally built up the courage to make her own unique beats, and then, ultimately, whole songs.
Brian Walker Talks About His Experience With Toxic Vibes In Latest Single 'Red Flags'
In the converted bedroom that serves as Brian Walker‘s home studio, he creates, writes, and records his music. His own life serves as a source of creativity for his songwriting, particularly the lyrics.
Walker’s catchy melodies tend to be more commercial pop, but his rhythms and harmonies are influenced by a wide range of musical styles and eras. Musically speaking.
The music video for “Red Flags” features a scene in which Brian Walker is taken hostage by one of his admirers. She then watches as Brian Walker throws away the paper after she has given him her phone number. She then waits for him after one of his rehearsals, hits him with a wrench, and brings him back to her apartment, where she continues to abuse him.
Brian Walker is responsible for the composition and production of this song, as well as the conception, directing, casting, editing, colour grading, and acting in the accompanying music video, and he came up with the plot.
Grammy winner DJ Swivel was responsible for the song’s mixing, while Grammy winner Chris Gehringer was in charge of the song’s mastering.
This song was written by Brian Walker, and it is based on one of his previous relationships. During the summer of a few years ago, he was spending time with this girl, and there were several warning signs that surfaced as a result of their relationship.
He was receiving a lot of negative feelings from being around her, and he found himself in a lot of precarious circumstances in which he stood to lose either way.
A few months later, he came up with this rhythm, and when he was going through his lyric ideas, he thought that the notion of “Red Flags” was the lyric idea that seemed the most organically suited to this beat. He decided to go with that idea.
The release of both this song and its accompanying music video was long overdue. I get the impression that taken as a whole, this project is the most exciting piece of work that he has produced so far in his career, and that it speaks the most to who he is as an artist. This is because it was developed by him.
Indra is an Italian-bred singer, songwriter, composer and sound engineer who has grown up playing the piano and singing. With a degree in sound engineering and a Master’s in sound design from UCLA, she produces her own unique blend of dark and emotive pop, alternative rock, and electronic music.
In May 2022, she released her debut single and video “The Witch” and won an Italian “Music Hit Week” competition, opening for Italian artists Cosmo and Diodato in the US. Indra and her band will be playing several events over the course of the year, including the Grotta Rossa in Rimini and the Viper Theatre in Florence.
Indra’s latest single “Killing Machine” has been making waves in the music industry since its release. The alt rock pop and indie rock elements of the song, blended with synth and synth pop, create a fresh and modern sound that is sure to appeal to a wide range of listeners.
The song has an anthem-like structure, with a catchy hook and powerful chorus that is sure to get stuck in your head. The emotive and unique female vocals of Indra bring an extra layer of depth and emotion to the track, and it’s clear that she is a rising star in the music industry with a bright future ahead of her.
Indra’s “Killing Machine” is something truly magical. The emotive beats of the track carry hauntingly beautiful production that takes the listener on an imaginative journey and tells a compelling story with its sonic landscape. With elements of cinematic grandiosity, the song reflects Indra’s ability to combine her many talents to create something longing and passionate.
Surging synths and vivid percussion are topped off with Indra’s powerful and heartfelt vocals, creating an atmosphere that resonates within. Her potent lyrical hooks command attention and stay with the listener long after the music has stopped. With unique and dynamic production, driven by her hard-hitting energy and carefully crafted lyrics, it’s not hard to see why this track has such a high-replay value.
In conclusion, Indra’s “Killing Machine” is a unique and powerful track with tons of potential, and she is well on her way to becoming a star in the alt and indie rock genres. Stream her latest single and give her your support.
Nick Skye (born Noam Lewis) grew up in Baltimore, MD with a seemingly boundless potential and an instinctive knack for creative thinking. At just 10 years old, he had already founded his own independent landscaping business, and over time, his operation grew to be taken over by a larger commercial entity. But his true passion was always in music, and it wasn’t until he went to a Shawn Mendes concert and started to hear songs in his head that he decided to put them down on paper.
Drawing influences from Pop balladry, Nick creates soulful, memorable tracks that tug at the hearts of his listeners. Though his star is just beginning to rise, Nick has been blessed with a gift of songwriting for as long as he can remember. His music is slowly gaining traction and more people are starting to notice his poetic melodies. In Nick’s own words, he hopes to “take the listener on a journey through a moment in time.
Nick Skye’s single “A Girl Like You” is a sweet and vibrant tune that is sure to capture the hearts of many. The United States based singer-songwriter has crafted a bedroom pop song that is both relaxing and captivating to listen to. The track heavily blends indie pop and soft rock elements, creating an atmosphere that is soothing and beautifully balanced.
Skye’s voice is a pleasant and inviting one, his male vocals floating effortlessly over the mesmerizing melodies that make up the background of the song. The sonic features a rock pop soundscape, solidifying the rising star’s potential in the music industry. It’s clear that this song was composed during a point in time inspired by the concept of finding the woman of Nick Skye’s dreams, even if it takes time.
Overall, “A Girl Like You” is a wonderfully produced tune by Nick Skye that paints a picture of love, longing, and growing up. It has all the elements to make a perfect addition to any indie-pop or soft-rock genre fan’s playlist.
Hilla Peer Starts The Year With A Banger "Addiction Baby"
Hailing from Israel, singer/songwriter Hila Peer has been making waves in music industry since she began her career 3 years ago. As an up-and-coming artist, she has steadily garnered attention from radio stations and major playlists on most notably on Spotify in her native country and abroad.
Her potential hasn’t gone unnoticed and her music is slowly gaining streams more exponentially with each passing day. It’s no surprise then, that 2021 saw the release of her debut album “FREE” in English, taking her career progress to greater heights. To aid in crafting her sound, Peer called upon producers from around the world, and is now being dubbed as a ‘rising star’- an accolade not easily achieved.
With many singles already released and more music in the pipeline, Hila Peer is one of Israel’s finest up-and-coming artists, who’s sure to make a mark in the music industry.
“Addiction Baby” is a powerful showcase of Hilla Peer’s talents as a singer and songwriter. The production on the track is warm and inviting, with a range of interesting instrumentation from subtle percussion, to a funky bass line. Her velvet smooth vocals float on top of the mix, creating a soothing and inviting atmosphere.
The song also displays Hilla’s powerful and often provocative lyricism that speaks of love and relationships in a simple, yet heartfelt way. With her unique blend of R&B and soul elements, “Addiction Baby” sets the tone for what is to come with her new EP.
The song’s subject matter revolves around wanting to spend more time with the person we love, and needing more than the life we are currently limited to. This makes for an emotional and addictive tune that will have you coming back for more.
Overall, “Addiction Baby” is a soothing blend of Pop and Soul that showcases Hilla Peer’s versatile vocal range. The song conveys a feeling of longing and reflects the effortless combination of R&B and Soul, making it easy to see why Hilla Peer is becoming such a popular artist.
Eba Gh Returns With A Brand New Single 'Running Back'
After establishing a successful career in China, EBA GH travels back to Ghana to reconnect with his family and see the vibrant culture of his homeland.
The multi-talented musician is signed to HOK Musiq, and it was under that label that he launched his first single, “Running Back” which was powered by GhG. He is well known for his dynamic performances and his ability to narrate stories.
Running Back was created by Ssnowbeatz, a record producer that has won several awards, and it was mixed and mastered by Unklebeat, who is famous for his work with AMG. After that, he released an official music video that MadeUnderPressure directed. The video was filmed.
At the running back activation concert, which also included the premiere of the music video, there was a large turnout of fellow musicians, including Conkabwoy, Bortey, and Ntelabi, all of whom gave excellent performances to the crowd at the 4:30 Pub within Ashaiman.
EBA GH hopes to have a successful career in Ghana and is urging all of his supporters, both fans and members of the media, to continue to support him. “There is more to come with wonderful videos,” he said, but in the meanwhile, you may watch “Running Back.”
Strizzy Strauss Unleashes Brand New Single 'Fish Fridays'
Rapper Strizzy Strauss is well-known for his analytical and socially concerned lyrics and flows, which have been likened to those of the famous rapper Guru.
The song “Fish Fridays” is a personal reflection by Strauss that is put to a snappy, laid-back acoustic rhythm and flavoured with a sweet jazz piano melody. It is one of the outstanding tunes on the album.
The deeply personal lyrics were inspired by a dinner at Strauss’s mother’s house, a place that means a lot to him because of all the memories, events, and hard times he has gone through there. The song was written by Strauss.
Strauss opens up to the audience in the music video for “Fish Fridays,” which was shot and edited by Saunders Multi-Media. He shares personal information about the difficulties of being an independent artist, the passing of a friend, and the significance of family and love.
The video, which gives viewers a preview of the next album that Strauss will be releasing, blends two songs from the record into a short film that runs for five minutes and depicts the personal atmosphere of a family get-together.
Strauss’s tune “Hot Rockz” has hard-hitting lyrics and violent flows set over a grungy roadside cypher. This stands in contrast to his previous track, “Fish Fridays,” which was more contemplative.
This track, which was produced in-house by Rabbs and also features an artist from Leicester named MrBonnie Blazer, shows off a new part of Strauss’s way of making music.
In general, Strauss is an artist who does not shrink back from delving deeply into personal experiences and societal themes in his music. As a result, he is able to offer rhymes that are potent and thought-provoking, which connect with his audience.
SYNTHWAVE, ALTERNATIVE POP ,MALE VOCALS, SUPER CATCHY ,UK BASED, INDIE POP, POP ,SPOKEN WORD ,ANTHEMIC ,SUPER EDGY ,DANCE ,ROCK POP ,ART POP ,INDIE ,MELODIC POP ROCK, SYNTH INDIE ROCK, LIAM TAYLOR , EDDZ, EDDZ Happiness Doesn’t Always Last, Happiness Doesn’t Always Last BY EDDZ, EDDZ EP, Happiness Doesn’t Always Last EPBrand New EP From Eddz Happiness Doesn't Always Last
Are you curating a pop list to kick-start your 2023? If so then you definitely need to check out Eddz. Liam Taylor is a musician and songwriter who is based in Northampton and performs under the moniker Eddz.
In May 2022, Eddz started live performances and this actually had a great impact on his fans, have played gigs in London, Milton Keynes, Bedford, and beyond, Eddz has recently supported acts such as Hamish Hawk & Hard-Fi.
With great composition and impeccable storytelling, Eddz decide to bless his listeners with a new Ep with addictive lyrics titled ‘Happiness Doesn’t Always Last’.
The 4 tracks E.P. ventures into the everyday struggles and experiences we deal with within our day-to-day lives. The E.P. features the title track and recent singles.
Happiness Doesn’t Always Last spans over 13 mins 45secs of unpredictable sounds and lyrical composition. One fun fact about the EP is they don’t follow the same pattern, each song comes with a surprise, The E.P. features the title track and recent singles, ‘What We Wish to See’ and ‘Ignorance’; also included are two new unreleased tracks.
You’ve got to listen to Happiness Doesn’t Last to appreciate its beauty
Sunflower Summit Tells Her Story Through New Ep - When It Snows
“I love the feeling of cool wind against my cheeks, soft and strong. I love when I can feel the snowflakes on my eyelashes and my feet are buried in the snow as I make my way. Everything grows still and quiet and my soul longs for this moment.”
This according to Sunflower Summit is the main inspiration behind her new EP ‘When It Snows’. Born from a deep love of snow and winter, “When It Snows” is a collection of songs meant to capture a gentle playfulness and feeling of what it’s like to be so connected with the snow.
Sunflower Summit has always had a very sincere connection with snow. Growing up they would listen to their mom tell stories of her birth, coming 2 weeks early in the middle of a snowstorm. Sunflower Summit likes to believe it because she wanted to see the snow.
All 7 songs on the Ep were beautifully curated and produced by the multitalented Sunflower Summit while two of the songs feature artists like jANiCKA and Katie Dwyer. When It Snows also exhibits the growth and dedication, she has put into her works to perfect her artistry
The songs are meant to be soothing and soft, exploring deeper emotions through metaphor and imagery.
Another Masterpiece From Lehmanski Du Strahlst So Schön
Du Strahlst So Schön is the title of the new ep from German Rock artist Lehmanski. With 8 songs on the ep the album boasts of being one of the potential hit albums of 2023.
The album was recorded in the home studio of Lehmanski with from other great musicians like RUEBI who played the drumbeats and Sarah Welker who also graced the songs with her soothing vocals, and there is Kristin Seifert who played a gigantic flute on “Hundert Jahre sind kein Tag”.,
The EP was recorded in Lehmanski’s sleeping and living room. The flute in a classroom, the voice of Sarah, and trumpet and trombone in studios in Waltrop and Kempten.
Lehmanski draws great inspiration from his influences like Hüsker Dü, The Go-Betweens, and the german bands Tocotronic, Blumfeld und Die Sterne D
LehmanskiThe talented artiste Lehmanski gave a vivid understanding of what each song entails and what to expect during each session.
Another Masterpiece From Lehmanski Du Strahlst So Schön
1: DU STRAHLST SO SCHÖN (You shine so beautifully) The title song shines. With a melody that hugs you. It sparkles and glitters. ‘You shine so beautifully’ from the first second takes its way on the broad way of a pompous sound. The song takes focus on people who like standing in the center.
2: RADIOMÄDCHEN (Radio Girl) „Radiomädchen“ is a little feel good monster that declares radio to a shrine, hearing radio to a religion – that is car driving music for das das Radio zum Schrein erklärt, das Radiohören zur Religion – Aufofahrmusik for bikes, with flying hear and enormous headphones.
3: DEINE WELT, DIE WIR NICHT WOLLEN (Your world we don’t want). “Deine Welt, die wir nicht wollen” – was born some years ago and is unfortunately currently actual. It is about people who bawl paroles unreflective.
4: MOFAPETRA 2021 “Mofapetra 2021” is the continuation from 2008, from that song, that feels mostly like real, but unspoilt life, that has changed from morality to a fairy tale – with words that weigh like gold hide their grief between the lines.
5: WIR VERSCHENKEN UNSEREN KOMPASS (We give away our compass) “Wir verschenken unseren Kompass” rolls straight through the general store rollt from the shelf to the cash register – all with a serious routine refrain. The end doesn’t sound when bass and guitar are rumbling ominous in front of the abyss.
6: ANDERS ALS DAS ANDERSSEIN (Different than being different) “Anders als das Anderssein” makes itself to easy for indie rock trained ears. The song takes an ironic view on the trend setting being different, hat barricaddes in uniform individuality, to end in grandiose melody hat outshines everything.
7: DA GEHT KEIN TROPFEN DANEBEN (No drop goes besides) In the jazzy downspilled “Da geht kein Tropfen daneben” the start is gentyl, until the refrain takes a turn and takes the curve with a wall of sound alike sound, melodically grows und heralds its own end.
8: HUNDERT JAHRE SIND KEIN TAG (Hundred years are not a day) “Hundert Jahre sind kein Tag” is a minutely still life, no cuddle song, not even approximately balladesque, it’s a song that encrypts the stubborn being with exhilarated melodies.
Piper Cole Talks About Her Latest Single - Oh Honey
Before receiving any formal training at the age of 12, Canadian female electronic music producer Piper Cole was already teaching herself how to sing and play the piano, later she was taught professionally how to play the guitar and better her singing.
“I love trying new instruments so I have dabbled in bass guitar, electric and acoustic guitar, ukulele, mandolin and lots of orchestral instruments but not to a high level. My main instrument was voice and I studied Opera at university”
Says Piper Cole during a recent interview with Mister Styx of Musicarenagh about her latest release Oh Honey where she shed more light on her music and her personal life
‘Oh Honey’ is meant to be a song of comfort to us all. It’s been a heartbreaking and confusing time in the world as of late. It can feel like the weight is pulling you down and swallowing you up.
If we search for helpers, rest in kindness and look to the stillness of nature, then maybe we don’t need to keep running. Adjusting to the strain, the strong river bends itself into new forms. “You’ve been running for too long.” Oh, honey, I get it, I am here with you and “you just gotta hang on.”
More of this was shared during the interview, get the full story below while you enjoy Oh Honey
Musically, I find inspiration from artists pushing their genre’s boundaries. I love the sound of acoustic/folk music that has experimental electronic aspects. I find sound design thrilling and enjoy studying electronic sound production.
I feel I have been on a quest from an early age, to express myself musically so my lyrics are often human struggle themes and journeys into connecting with an inner knowing to guide me through.
What was the role of music in the early years of your life?
I didn’t come from a musical family but music was appreciated. I discovered music kind of on my own. I have early memories of writing songs and drawing sounds with shapes before I could write. I must have been very young.
I can still hear some of that music in my head. Singing evolved with that. I was a quiet, shy child and just hearing the sound of my voice singing out has been a lifeline for me.
I didn’t come from a musical family but music was appreciated. I discovered music kind of on my own.
Who inspired you to be a part of the music industry?
I wouldn’t say I have longed to be a part of the music industry, rather I have longed to create music. There are things about the music industry that I could do without. I try to engage personally as much as possible, but it is hard.
How did you learn to sing/write/to play?
I thought myself to sing and play piano, then I started formal lessons at age 12. I then learnt the guitar and took singing lessons. My guitar playing has always been about songwriting so I am pretty good at chords and accompanying myself.
I love trying new instruments so I have dabbled in bass guitar, electric and acoustic guitar, ukulele, mandolin and lots of orchestral instruments but not to a high level. My main instrument was voice and I studied Opera at university.
What was the first concert that you ever went to?
My first concert was 80’s pop star Tiffany in 1989. Yes, I was an 80’s kid.
How could you describe your music?
Folktronica – A mix of acoustic folk/singer-songwriter with electronic and experimental elements.
Describe your creative process.
Tortured 😝 Seriously I love it and also struggle immensely with it. I must push myself to finish songs as I get so caught up trying to make them perfect. It’s a love/hate relationship.
What musician do you admire most and why?
There are so many! I admire artists who play with genre boundaries like Jesca Hoop, Kate Bush, David Bowie. Artists that truly write songs and make music from a place of expression and not an attempt to be commercial. Artists that bring something unique and authentically themselves.
Did your style evolve since the beginning of your career?
I’ve been through many evolutions but my beginning was an indie folk singer/songwriter. Over the years I studied Opera and also sound design and electroacoustic music so my music has gradually taken on an electronic element.
What are your interests outside of music?
I’m a Psychotherapist by day and I am pretty devoted to the search for and expression of the essential self. I read a lot and am currently interested in quantum physics and the nature of consciousness.
If it wasn’t a music career, what would you be doing?
Music is my passion project not my career. I work with individuals who are wanting to improve their mental health. I am also developing a type of music therapy called therapeutic voicework.
What would it be if you could change one thing in the music industry?
I would like to see more women in technical music roles as producers, mixing and mastering engineers. I would also like to see artists get paid more fairly for the music we all listen to.
Why did you choose this as the title of this project?
‘Oh Honey’ is something you might say to a dear friend who is struggling. It is a song of comfort.
What are your plans for the coming months?
I will be releasing three new singles in 2023. The next release will be in February.
Do you have any artistic collaboration plans?
I will be working again with UK Animator Will Clarke on a full-length animated music video for one of my next singles.
What message would you like to give to your fans?
Do what you love. Care for yourself. Hang in there – good times always follow the bad.
Sassy Romantic Fury Comes Through With Romantic Fury
After the release of the debut from Brooklyn-based electronic artist Nasir mf. has been sturdily growing through the ranks and perfecting his craft, and this is very obvious in each song he releases.
The second single from Nasir mf. goes by the title “romantic fury.” Romantic Fury is an electronic pop song with laid-back vocals and captivating lyrics.
Sassy Romantic Fury Comes Through With Romantic Fury
This track is a sassy, hyperpop song about obsessive love and limerence. The track is hyperpop/glitchcore, while paying homage to dance music and rap, he strives to continue to queer and diversify the electronic space.
Nasir Mf. Out With Romantic Fury, It would be best if you listened to Romantic fury to see all the beauty the song carries
Julia Sole’s artistry is marked by an intense, emotionally charged and unpredictable alternative rock/indie rock sound. Drawing from her alter ego which functions as a shield that protects her true identity and feelings about the world, her performances and music are stirring and captivating.
Her onstage presence is further enhanced by a combination of guitars, synthesizers and drumbeats, all of which serve to create an immersive live experience between her and the audience. Her energy and fervor come through clearly, inciting a euphoric atmosphere between artist and audience.
The Netherlands-based alternative rock star Julia Sole has released her powerful new single, “Youth,” and it is sure to become an instant anthem. The production of the track is truly extraordinary. Every element is carefully crafted to craft a lush and captivating atmosphere. The synths sweep through the mix and are masterfully layered with warm strings and drums to create an ethereal and majestic soundscape.
Julia Sole’s vocal performance is the star of the show, as her emotive and powerful voice brings the track to life. Her unique and captivating tone is full of dynamic range and captures the listener’s attention, adding an extra layer of emotion to the immersive production. The combination of these elements makes for a truly grand experience.
The song reflects on the changes and losses experienced throughout the process of growing up and maturation. Julia Sole poignantly captures the difficulty of coming to terms with the fact that one cannot return to the innocence and nostalgia of childhood and the feeling that one must say goodbye to the familiar comfort. In the beautiful and empowering chorus, she reminds us that life moves forward, regardless of how much we may wish to return to the past.
Julia Sole is quickly becoming a rising star in the alternative rock world, and “Youth” is one of the many great tracks she has produced. If you are looking for an inspiring and beautiful track that speaks to the feeling of growing up and the difficulty of embracing change, then “Youth” is the perfect track for you.
Terry Blade is an innovative artist who creates intricate and engaging compositions. His songs are infused with elements of blues and country, while also incorporating modern pop sensibilities. His music is rooted in the traditions of Americana and folk, while also exploring the complexities of contemporary lyricism.
He often employs a raw and evocative vocal delivery which is paired with lush guitar arrangements. Terry Blade puts a unique spin on his own music. He uses a variety of instrumentation and techniques, including slide guitar and keyboards to craft cinematic soundscapes. His writing at times is playful, wit reflective, and at other times intense. He has built a reputation for having an uncanny ability to create a powerful connection with his fans.
Terry Blade’s new single “Won’t Be Around” is a track that will draw in listeners of all styles and genres. His unique approach to folk, Americana and acoustic music is helping him to stand out in today’s overcrowded music industry. The soft instrumentals provide a light and dreamy background for his soothing and powerful vocals. He manages to make his melody hummable without sacrificing any of its emotion and power, creating a song that is simultaneously uplifting and melancholic. His vocal control and effortless range provide a mesmerizing experience for his listeners.
The single is easy to get lost in and provides a connection with a listener’s feelings. There is something special about listening to the lyrics and allowing them to swirl around the melody – it can provide a sense of peace and closure. It may even offer a chance to reflect on life, love and loss. This is one of the things that makes this song so special and why it is pushing the boundaries of modern alt-folk, Americana and acoustic music.
This release is part of Blade’s upcoming album and is a stunning glimpse at the future of his sound. His effortless delivery, along with the now-familiar acoustic riffs, subdued guitar and soft drums, come together to create a timeless and tender piece of music.
All in all, “Won’t Be Around” is an absolute masterpiece and a must-listen for any fan of modern Americana and folk music. Terry Blade has outdone himself yet again with his latest single and left us wanting more. We can’t wait to see what else he has in store.
Leonardo Barilaro’s Chaotic Music “365 Days of Entropy”
Leonardo Barilaro is a unique artist and visionary whose works celebrate the duality of both music and science. As a world-renowned pianist, aerospace engineer, and Space Pianist, he has released a grandiose project titled “Space Piano Music Everyday” which consists of 365 singles and their corresponding videoclips across all streaming platforms, released in the course of 2022.
Artistically and scientifically, Barilaro will never cease in his ambitions and is now actively working to reach Low Earth Orbit and stream a concert from there, a general rehearsal before the concert from the Moon, and eventually from Mars. He continues to strive for innovation and creativity and his works bring an escapist nostalgia coupled with deep introspection. His Space Piano Music style is something that continually drives curiosity and keeps the flame of Art and Music alive.
Leonardo Barilaro’s Chaotic Music “365 Days of Entropy”
Leonardo Barilaro has crafted a highly experimental and avant-garde piece of art titled ‘365 Days of Entropy’. From the opening moments of this instrumental chaos music, a sense of utter edginess is conveyed through the rolling drums and piano forever merging into a ravishing melodic maze. Although it may not be the greatest musical composition within the contemporary world, the delivery of this composition is highly enthralling due to its ability to take the listener on a sonic exploration.
The melody of ‘365 Days of Entropy’ transcends throughout the entire duration of the track in an ethereal manner, making for a mind-bending listening experience. Whilst the melodic nature of this track has a sense of beauty to it, the overall tone is chaotic one as Barilaro dives into intricate progressive layers and dense rhythms. This contrast juxtaposes in a way that allows the musician to explore the messier aspects of the ensemble.
If one had to describe ‘365 Days of Entropy’ in simple terms, it would be that of a cinematic painting. The elements of drums and piano act as the brushstrokes, while the amalgamation of tones, articulation of patterns, and sound capture the beauty within the chaos of life itself. Through the production and execution of ‘365 Days of Entropy’, Barilaro has embodied the vast realms of avant-garde music.
Because it is so sweet and lyrical, no one else can compose music that can compete with what she can do with her voice.
Princess Ella, who always seems to grow up, questions whether or not she can place her confidence and trust in you in her newest song, which is titled “Trust in You.”
Even though she cares profoundly for you, she is unsure whether or not she can place her faith in you. If you said “yes,” then you are the one for whom this song was written.
You can tell that she sings with a lot of feeling and passion because it comes through in the gorgeous tones and harmonics of her voice.
The music that the Afropop artist with Nigerian roots creates is one of a kind and hypnotic, and it is a joy to be able to take in her performances.
Princess Ella’s ambition is to appeal to as wide an audience as she can with her own distinctive brand of approachable pop music.
Her tone exudes a lot of personalities, and her voice is strong and commanding. Her self-assurance and musical talent are both of an exceptionally high caliber.
Get Much Better With Only Bricks’ New Song “Contact High”
There will be times when you will wish that you were someone else, but we are here to tell you that doing so is not the wisest course of action to take.
We took note of the fact that Only Bricks’ most recent disco had a song titled “Contact High” because our perspectives on the world are very comparable.
This song is about how there are times when we can’t come off the sideline and still participate in the squad.
Because of this, it is quite simple to become fascinated by the narratives of other people and to begin to feel that their experiences are more intriguing, more distinctive, or simply more superior to our own.
The song would be incomplete without mentioning their incredible singing. It is fantastic and faultless and the production is the world’s best.
You know the message of Anne DiGiovanni’s clever rhymes and songs that are important to her heart will get across effectively thanks to the high grade of her singing.
Their songs are unabashedly catchy, full of positive energy, and reminiscent of the rock, pop, and dance music on which they earned their feet.
Contrary to the sentiments expressed in the song’s lyrics, the music video for the track was filmed in an amusement park in Santa Monica, California.
Listen to the song and watch the video below. Follow Only Bricks on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.
Qeeran Outdoors His Newest Single Entitled 'Right Here'
Qeeran is a gifted artist who was born and raised in Melbourne, which is located in Australia. Over the years, he has improved as a singer, composer, and producer.
He has done this by building on the strong musical foundation he had at a young age.
The music of Qeeran is a combination of hip-hop and pop, with the distinctive addition of mellow sounds that give his songs a sound that is reminiscent of trap music and R&B.
He is not only good at performing, but he can also write and produce his own music. This makes him a real musician in every sense of the word.
His love of music shines through in each and every tune that he puts out, and his devoted audience can’t get enough of his distinctive sound. In the years to come, Qeeran is unquestionably going to be an artist who deserves your attention.
It’s hard to argue with how dedicated Qeeran is to his art, which is clear from how good his songs are. He already has a lot of spectacular performances to his credit and a growing fan following, so he is well on his way to achieving a great deal of success in his professional career.
Qeeran has already established a name for himself in the music business and is well on his way to becoming a household name, despite the fact that he is still relatively young. There is no doubt that Qeeran will be a force to be reckoned with in the world of music for many years to come, thanks to his incredible talent, unmatched drive, and unique style.
Qeeran’s enthusiasm for his craft shines through no matter where he is: on stage, in the recording studio, or wherever else he creates his work. It is precisely this passion that distinguishes him from other artists.
Qeeran Outdoors’ latest single is entitled “Right Here.” During a discussion with Qeeran, he disclosed further information on his recent release and his musical career.
Qeeran Outdoors His Newest Single Entitled ‘Right Here’
Who are your biggest musical influences?
First and foremost, Alina Baraz. She has a very heavy influence over most of my tracks, and I am in awe of her serene tone and yet catchy R&B tunes. Galimatias and Sabrina deserve special mention.
What inspired you to write your latest album/song?
For most of 2022, I struggled heavily with the woes of growing up and trying to stop myself from trying to be and act older than I am. I was surrounded by a lot of new people who were quite a few years older, and I found myself not only envious of their adult lives but trying to emulate them, losing myself in the process.
I wrote the song to remind myself to stay present and that it was more than okay to be where I am in my life because, really, there is nowhere else I am supposed to be.
What message do you hope to convey through your music?
probably a sense of comfort or hope. However, I write music to display part of myself to people, allowing them to get a sense of what it’s like to be me and live in my shoes for 2 or 3 minutes, as per each song.
What was the most challenging aspect of recording your latest album?
The most challenging part of recording “RIGHT HERE” was trying not to do too much in a track. I love transpositions in songs, or “switch-ups,” if you wish, and wanted to have that element in the track while making sure there was a balance and flow to the song. Doing that with limited knowledge of production is always a tough task, but I am very happy with the result—one of my favourite songs to date.
What has been your favourite moment or experience as a musician so far?
It would have to be performing with my good friend and fellow musician, JXCKY. I opened for his show at the Pride of Our Footscray Bar in Melbourne and felt very proud to be on the same stage as him as two Asian queer artists.
How do you balance your personal life with your music career?
Music is still a hobby at the moment. I am also unsigned as an independent artist and can choose when to make music and have absolutely no pressure to release music at all which helps me balance things immensely.
How do you handle negative criticism or feedback on your music?
There are always lessons to learn and room for improvement. It’s important to be humble and constantly open to feedback, which I can say I am great at.
What advice would you give to aspiring musicians trying to make it in the industry?
Only make music if you genuinely enjoy it and are passionate about it—not for fame or money. Negative criticism is also harder to handle when you adapt a shallow mindset to music for short-term gains (which, truthfully, may or may not happen!).
Do you have any upcoming projects or releases that you’re excited about?
I am working on an album at the moment, which I am very excited about, but I will take as long as I need to finish it.
Do you have any plans to branch out into other genres or styles of music?
I am obsessed with R&B and couldn’t see myself branching off into any other style, but maybe the right collaboration could change that.
