Beth Macari Sets The Mood Right With 'Feel The Same'
Beth Macari has been known for making feel-good music regardless of the time or season, yet never straying from her soul singer roots, Beth uses her powerful vocal delivery to reel you in and her lyrics to keep you hooked.
Her latest release ‘Feel The Same’ is an erotic song that can be enjoyed by lovers all around. ‘Feel The Same’ kicks off with a low vibe, tricking you to believe it is a slow vibe, but just as you settle with that thought, boom the beat moves up.
Beth’s addictive voice makes the song easy to grasp and move with the flow, the song poses as an 80’s jam with a modern touch yet psychedelic and catchy.
“Feel The Same is an empowering track, but also a self-indulgent one. It’s all about self-confidence, about having fun, dancing and letting your hair down.
– Beth stated, she added;
“Feel-good pop is the vibe I’m trying to create here, all while staying true to my soulful edge.”
Feel The Same is accompanied by a music video that represents Macari’s thoughts. The song’s sentiments and structure are strongly felt, and they are meant to resonate and promote intimacy among lovers everywhere.
Beth Macari is bent on making the best of her music career seeing this is her debut for the year 2023. If this is her first for the year, then I can’t wait to see what other tricks she has up her sleeves.
Don’t feel left out if you don’t have a partner, Feel the same has been tailored to be enjoyed but people across the globe regardless of the language or marital status, so whatever your status might be, rest assured ‘Feel The Same’ feels the same way about you.
Jay Roecker, who has extensive experience working as a National Manager of Artist Partnerships for the Radio Disney Network, has always had a vision of creating and writing his own music. Over the years of music creation, Jay has been able to discover his voice and hone his crafts.
He combines his skills as a singer, and songwriter in a way that makes music that is both emotional and upbeat. The electropop artist always have something up his sleeves.
His progress is very consistent and each song he produces is relatable and easy to be consumed by music lovers across the globe. The track is packed with vibrant synth tones and features Roecker’s captivating vocal leads that carry infectiously catchy melodic lines.
His ultimate goal is to take his listeners on a journey of self-discovery by giving them an experience that makes them feel like they are there.‘A new day for you’ is a perfect example of the capabilities of the multi-talented artist.
In the song A new day for you Jay Roecker shares the importance of looking forward to a brighter day instead of been stuck by past events, it is an epic alternative electronic pop track with a modern new wave tilt.
The song serves as an inspirational song for everyday people, and because of its upbeat it also poses as a dance song to dance away your troubles.
Some Kind of Nightmare are touring machines. For over a decade, they have been on the road more than half the year bringing their positive and angry form of street punk to the smallest corners of the country.
Touring has made their live performance a true sight to see and hear. This album was recorded live at Lou’s LMGA in Orlando in December of 2021, and it’s the first post-Covid show at a venue that DCxPC Live was able to record in front of a full audience. Only 150 were pressed on red vinyl.
The first single relates to the bassist/vocalist’s struggles with breast cancer and her mastectomy. In her words, “The song embodies the struggle of healing from body dysmorphia and the pain after dealing with breast cancer and the scars inside and out from a double mastectomy and chemotherapy.
It’s about trying to learn to accept, embrace, and to be empowered by the scars and continuing to thrive.”
The band shared more of this in a recent interview with Mister Styx of musicarenagh
What is your stage name none. Mess is Chy’s last and my married name.
Where do you find inspiration? Wherever we can. Anything that moves us
Where do you find inspiration?
Molly: I always listened to music as a kid. Always listened to my mom’s records.
What was the role of music in the early years of your life? Molly: Not too much in general.
Probably Chy. And just the punk scene in general. I was in choir in school
How did you learn to sing/write/to play? Molly: I would sit on my lunch break in our van and practice the bass and singing. Chy learned how to play at 15. Self-taught
What was the first concert that you ever went to and who did you see perform?
Molly: First concert: my cousin took me to see TLC.
Cry: Mighty Mighty Bosstones
How could you describe your music?
Old, raw punk that embodies overcoming struggle.
Who inspired you to be a part of the music industry?
Any and every way possible to find inspiration. (Listening to music, watching our friends play, dealing with hardships. Lyrics usually come to us when we’re driving and can’t write them down.)
What is your main inspiration?
Our main inspiration is community.
All of us. The music industry and the rejection that ties into can be soul crushing. But we all keep playing and that’s what keeps the world going.
Did your style evolve since the beginning of your career?
I feel our style has evolved since the beginning. We were a 4 piece, then I learned to play bass and continue singing. I feel like we learned how to own our craft and still learning and still growing.
Who do you see as your main competitor? Our main competitor would be our vans. Hands down. Our vans can be our best friends then turn into our worst enemies.
What are your interests outside of music?
I love art, yoga, exercising, theater, problem solving, learning about skincare, witchy things. Chy loves Magic the Gathering, video games, art, reading, Sci fi, and we both love Dungeons and Dragons.
We both love going to the Renaissance with his parents. We also both love traveling and connecting with people, while learning the history of places we travel. We want to see as much as we can.
If it wasn’t a music career, what would you be doing?
Had we not been able to pursue music, I would have liked to have been a yoga instructor, worked in theater, or skincare. Or work in a floral shop.
Chy would have definitely loved being a game tester.
He also would have liked to have gotten into landscaping. He’s also an amazing artist that has done artwork for bands. But realistically, with our means, we would have taken what we could get, job wise.
What is the biggest problem you have encountered in the journey of music? The biggest problem we’ve encountered along this journey would probably be learning how to maneuver through struggle with the means we have. For awhile, up until 2019, we had no home.
We lived on the road full time. I also think about when I got really sick, not cold or flu, but scary/mortality sick and we didn’t have health insurance. I actually looked into going to Canada, but I read you have to be in remission for 5 years before you can gain citizenship.
So we were fortunate enough to be in poverty enough to be on medicaid. I realize people have their opinions on this subject, but my survival is more important than their opinions.
Vehicle issues are a constant concern as well.
We make it work, but it’s taken a lot of learning, adapting, patience, strength, and determination.
If you could change one thing in the music industry, what would it be?
There are many things I would like to change about the music industry. They all tie into better support of the artists and giving underground bands a chance.
The industry needs to stop making everything such a competition. That takes away from community. When you turn everything into a cut throat competition, you build egos. Egos destroy community. Destroyed community brings defeat.
Defeat kills the music and the artists that play the music. So many talented bands have quit playing music because they just feel so defeated with the industry. Watching my friends put down their instruments is heartbreaking. Take care of our bands.
And for the love of everything, bring back underground local support for national acts when they come through different cities.
Why did you choose this as the title of this project? Our name. We wanted the word nightmare in our name because we wanted to be apart of the bands that were bringing rawness back to the scene. This included the idea that we were going to scream about the issues with the system and scream about poverty and mental health.
And a lot of the people in our tiny town wouldn’t like that, so nightmare seemed to fit quite well. We also had some horror-themed lyrics at the time, so it tied it all together.
What are your plans for the coming months? We’re going to continue to tour, hopefully release a new album that we recorded in 2020, and record another album.
Do you have any artistic collaboration plans We’re potentially planning a tour with Children of October, where I fill in on bass for them and their drummer fills in on drums for us.
What message would you like to give to your fans?
We love you. We’re grateful for you. Never give up.
Kimmerly Sheds More Light On Her New Song 'Heaven'
Carson Ruby Kimmerly, who goes by the stage name Kimmerly kicked off her musical journey with a violin, this journey started quite early as she felt music was a part of her and played a major role in her life.
“I started producing music at a very young age, and naturally wasn’t great at it on my first try. I found my own voice by using my acoustic instrumentals and classical influences, but it took me time to develop my style.”
– This is how Kimmerly described her musical growth during a recent interview with Mister Styx of Musicarenagh.
Kimmerly is not only glued to one side of art but her interests spread to other parts of art, she disclosed she was a lover of all types of art: paintings, collages, poetry, music, nature, pop culture.
Recently she released a romantic song on valentine’s day which is a soundtrack in the film ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’ which was originally produced by Julia Michaels’
Using her guitar and violin, KIMMERLY transforms the OG pop tune into a melancholic alt-pop anthem. Heaven is a ballad with a sensual touch that is perfect for couples and sets the mood right.
In the interview, Kimmerly shared some bits and pieces of her personal life amongst other things.
What is your stage name? I am known professionally as KIMMERLY.
Is there a story behind your stage name? Yes, there is. It’s quite a boring story, to be honest. The single-name alias I have adopted is simply my maiden name. My given name at birth was Carson Ruby Kimmerly, but I never thought that name was fitting for my artistic vision.
I’ve always been famously indecisive, so choosing a stage name was one of my main struggles when I first decided to join the music industry. I would be lying if I said I didn’t have quite a history of abandoned personas that never amounted to much…
Ultimately, I decided to go simply with KIMMERLY – a name that was artistic enough to carry my sound, and personal enough that I’d never lose sight of my roots.
Where do you find inspiration?
I find inspiration from wherever it’s convenient. I am a lover of all types of art: paintings, collages, poetry, music, nature, pop culture, etc. My debut album ‘Of Muses and Music’ boasted Monet’s Water Lilies paintings, Van Gogh’s ‘Starry Night’, Vermeer’s ‘Girl with a Pearl Earring’, and more titular works as its references.
For my latest release (my cover of ‘Heaven’), I took a cheeky take on some recognizable traditional and vintage religious artworks for the aesthetic, as well as adding in some Valentine’s Day imagery.
What was the role of music in the early years of your life?
I have always enjoyed music and have especially fond memories of a lot of the CDs that my mom had in her car when I was a little kid. I always tell people, though, that my true musical journey began when I started on the classical violin in sixth grade.
I have always enjoyed music and have especially fond memories of a lot of the CDs that my mom had in her car when I was a little kid.
Through my years as a violinist, I learned all I needed about music theory and instrumental performance. I was playing professional literature by the time I got out of middle school and went on to win a number of awards in violin performance.
I even had a career as a violin instructor for a short time. My skills in music eventually translated into writing my own materials and producing my own tracks.
Are you from a musical or artistic family?
Not particularly. I was always the creative one in my small household. My dad was self-taught on a couple of instruments, but nothing nearly as serious as my journey became.
I was blessed to grow up in a school system that had ample resources for art and music education and allowed me to hone my skills at school as well as in my free time.
My family was always very supportive of my creative aspirations and never tried to steer me any other way.
Who inspired you to be a part of the music industry?
It was never a question that I was meant to do something creative. My ultimate goal ended up being music-based due to my natural affinity for the art and my genuine love of writing and producing songs.
One notable artist that really helped spark my ambition (and interest in the music industry specifically) was Melanie Martinez. Her unbounded creativity and devotion to her own unique image convinced me that I, too, could create something larger than myself that could bring others joy.
How did you learn to sing/write/to play?
While a lot of my skills are self-taught, I attribute most of my knowledge of music to my background in classical violin. I never would have been able to teach myself on the guitar and the piano if I had not started out with a strong understanding of such a complex instrument like the violin.
My classical education also provided me with a comprehensive knowledge of music theory, essential for writing and composing. Lyrically and vocally, I have always just relied on my natural abilities to carry me.
What was the first concert that you ever went to and who did you see perform?
The first concert I attended was the Backstreet Boys (on their DNA tour). They’re energy was… contagious! I had a lot of fun that night. Other than that, I’ve just been to a pretty impressive amount of classical/chamber orchestral concerts, many of them as a performer.
I was almost able to see Melanie Martinez live back in 2020 on her k-12 Tour, but the show was canceled due to COVID. I am still salty about that one to this day…
How could you describe your music?
I tend to bounce around a lot when it comes to sound and influences, but my basis is always my acoustic instrumentals and my subject matter is usually on the melancholy side of things.
I group my music under the ever-broadening genre of alternative music for simplicity’s sake.
Describe your creative process.
I think that my creative process is a little unconventional to most. I don’t always feel inspired to record and produce music, so I tend to go for long periods of time without doing much at all (besides working on the marketing side of the business).
I am, however, always coming up with new ideas. I fill up pages on the daily of lyrics, ideas, and song titles. I prefer to hand-write mostly. I’ll admit, I do end up misplacing quite a bit of material this way. When I do decide I’m in the mood to record and produce, I do it all at once.
I will record, mix, and finalize a track all in one day. Then, I sit on my finished (or mostly finished) projects until I feel it’s the right time to share them with the world.
What is your main inspiration?
My inspirations are mainly classical. Whether it be music, art, poetry, or whatever else, I prefer to look backwards. My instrumentals are suggestive of classical composers and sounds.
The artworks that I call my muses date back as far as the 1500s. Basically, I find inspiration in the artistic culture of times past.
What musician do you admire most and why? I have a very strong respect for any artist that writes their own lyrics and melodies, and those who do their own instrumentals. I hate how the music industry has become so manufactured.
So many ‘artists’ these days aren’t artists at all; they’re just a pretty face to sell other people’s works. I’ve always admired artists like Fiona Apple who have a very hands-on approach with their music.
Has your style evolved since the beginning of your career? Yes, definitely! I started producing music at a very young age, and naturally wasn’t great at it on my first try. I found my own voice by using my acoustic instrumentals and classical influences, but it took me time to develop my style.
I hope by now that I can translate a consistent, creative voice through my discography.
What are your interests outside of music? Obviously, I love art. I both create and study art in my free time. I like to work on the business side of things, too, which translates well to my music career. I also find a lot of enjoyment in physical movement and exercise.
What is the biggest problem you have encountered in the journey of music?
The biggest issue for most indie artists, I’d think, is just trying to figure out where to start. Music is such a saturated industry, but it’s also an industry where saturation isn’t necessarily a bad thing.
It can be so confusing. Sometimes just trying to figure it out is exhausting… but when you can accomplish anything in this business it feels so damn good!
What are your plans for the coming months?
I have a very unique release that I’m working on for the next month or two… more to come on this project soon! It’s going to be a fun one, for sure 🙂
Do you have any artistic collaboration plans I am chatting with some really cool indie artists that I’ve made personal connections with about possible collaborations. I hope to be able to share some cool projects with my audience soon!
What message would you like to give to your fans? I would just like to say ‘thank you’ to everyone who has taken the time to listen to my music and explore my visuals. I know that my dream of making it in this industry is hardly unique – but if I stand out to you for whatever reason, that means a lot to me.
Asaf Ashkenazy has crafted a diverse and high-quality EP of four English and one Hebrew song, taking his sound from rock to folk to pop rock to Americana. Having released his first album in 2015 and nine singles since 2021, Asaf has spent the better part of the last six years crafting and performing music all around the country.
Asaf Ashkenazy’s “Dog In Yard” is an incredibly enjoyable, easy listening soft rock EP that truly captivates its listeners. This EP features 4 pieces that blend together folk rock and male vocals in a unique and harmonious way that exudes emotion and beauty.
The impressive lyricism paired with the vivid instrumental production of this EP is undeniable. Asaf Ashkenazy’s combined forces with producer Shahar Kaufman effort allows the listener to fall into an easy and captivating groove that gets the body moving. Asaf’s impressive musical ability shines through the complexity and depth of his arrangements, and the range and variation of timbres demonstrates deep knowledge and understanding of how to give a track life.
The use of various sampling and looping techniques gives each track a unique flavor, creating a kaleidoscope of sound for listeners to explore. The combination of solemn and uplifting moments is impeccable, creating a delicious and dynamic atmosphere that invites the listener to take a journey through their music. Dog In Yard’s EP is a musical feast, and it truly exemplifies the power of instrumentation.
The vocal performance compliments the instrumentation perfectly, creating a harmonious and enthralling journey from start to finish. Asaf Ashkenazy’s distinctive vocal delivery, which he employs over the folk-rock inspired melodies and acoustic groove, adds an extra layer of emotion to each piece without overpowering the instrumentation.
In conclusion, “Dog In Yard” is a soft rock EP that is truly captivating and enjoyable. The impressive musicianship and skillfully crafted instrumentation combined with the harmonious vocal performance create an enthralling listening journey that does not become dull or repetitive. Asaf Ashkenazy has truly created something special with this EP and it is a must listen for all fans of easy listening, folk rock and male vocals.
I Panic is a Dutch one-man band created by the multi-talented Marcel van Tetering. His theatrical music has influences from 80’s alternative rock, new wave and art rock, combined with stories inspired by everyday life and a hint of irony. After years of nurturing his artistry, in 2021 Marcel released his first original songs, and has since garnered positive reviews for its creative approach. He is currently in the process of releasing at least 6 more songs in 2023.
I Panic’s recent single “Marry You” is an anthemically triumphant soft rock song which blends alternative rock stylings with a melodic and easy listening style. While the track is been described as having a strong 80’s vibe, there is nothing dated about this particular track, giving the distinct impression that I Panic’s frontman, who is based in the Netherlands, definitely has a finger on the pulse of modern music.
I Panic’s melodies are compelling and captivating, his voice diligently soaring over the vigorous drums and beguiling piano hooks. The energy is exhilarating and you can’t help but join in with the dance-inducing groove, tapping along to the syncopated rhythm. An irresistible fusion of classic rock and sprinkle of jazz, the mix of instruments and vocals is enthralling, creating a sonic experience that will keep you captivated for a long time.
The song itself tells the story of someone who prefers choosing each day again to be with the one he loves, rather than marrying her, which is a beautiful sentiment. It’s a message of choice, of freedom and of the kind of love is sincere and lasting.
The song “Marry You” from I Panic is a powerful and uplifting piece of soft rock music that is sure to stay with you long after it has ended. It’s an anthem to love and choice, both of which will resonate with listeners long after the last notes have faded away.
Matthew Young, known as Blake Yung in the music industry, is a Portland based artist whose raw and vulnerable music carries stories of self-destruction. Fearless in his creative expression, Blake’s genre-defying compositions demonstrate his artistic independence.
In 2020 he released an introductory EP featuring MOD SUN and CASKEY, quickly followed by “LEADER OF THE LOST SOULS”, an album with platinum producer Supah Mario. In 2023, Blake has released a new sound with “GTFO”, an Alternative/Rock project with Nu-Metal influence. Blake is ready to make his mark on the year.
“GTFO” by Blake Yung is an anthemically charged rap-rock track that combines the energy and emotion of nu-metal with a driving, hard-hitting beat. This first single of the year 2023 from this rising star is a musical journey that takes you through an emotional rollercoaster of highs and lows. The song builds momentum as it moves between light hip-hop and hard-rock, creating a unique and powerful sound.
Blake Yung’s vocals are hauntingly beautiful, pulsing with intensity and singing the lyrics with a raw passion that pulls you into the song. His vocal delivery captures the darker emotion of the lyrics perfectly, amplifying the overall power of the music.
The sound of “GTFO” is powerful and its uplifting beat drives the song forward, making it an incredibly energizing anthem. With its combination of rap and rock, the song offers an exciting musical experience, giving listeners something new and promising from Blake Yung.
“GTFO” from Blake Yung is an exciting and emotionally charged piece of emo rock music that is sure to draw fans in and take them on an unforgettable musical journey. With its intense beats and hard-rock sound, this is a song that will definitely make waves in the world of music.
Uncle Rich Taps Asaaka's Finest, O’Kenneth & JayBahd For New Single Kɔɔ
As musicians, it is our duty to use all available channels and venues to bring attention to significant societal concerns.
Uncle Rich, a gifted musician, and songwriter, has achieved just that with his latest track, “k)).” (A slang term used in Ghanaian Twi that literally translates to “Red Eye”—a side effect of heavy marijuana use).
The song serves as a potent allegory for the perils of drug usage and the havoc it can wreak on people’s lives, families, and communities.
The lyrics of “K))” are charged, with Uncle Rich’s genial and playful vocals, together with two of Kumerica’s all-time favorites, O’Kenneth & JayBahd, wonderfully adding their voices to the message.
The lyrics of the song discuss the harsh realities of addiction and the difficulties it brings. More importantly, it serves as a rallying cry for individuals who may be battling with drug misuse, urging them to get support, seek assistance, and abstain from using illegal drugs because doing so can get them into trouble, as shown in the music video.
It’s critical for artists like Uncle Rich to use their platforms to speak out against drug misuse in a society where it’s pervasive and even glorified in popular media. They are bringing attention to a pressing problem that so many people are affected by through their music.
The manner that “K))” skillfully combines relatable words with an affecting Drill-HipHop instrumental composition is also outstanding. The song’s production is of the highest caliber, with each component harmonizing flawlessly with the others to produce a really unique listening experience.
Video was directed by Junie Annan, while the song was produced by Vacs On It.
By assisting musicians who use their music to bring attention to significant social concerns, audiences have the potential to change the world. And Uncle Rich has provided us with a strong tune that does just that with K)).
Check out the song on all digital music platforms here and the video on YouTube and follow him on social media at @unclerichmusic on all platforms.
Listeners are left wondering where he gets his inspiration from because this song is filled with feelings that are both entertaining and compelling.
“Ghost,” the most recent offering from singer René Le Feuvre, is a terrifying and hilarious take on the fling phase that romantic partnerships go through.
The song opens with a carefree, surface-level vibe, but as it examines the deeper profound aspects of romantic love, it gradually becomes more thoughtful and vulnerable.
He is able to attract the attention of the audience while simultaneously building a sense of rapport with them by adopting an approach that is lighter and more comical.
The artist takes use of the trust they have established with their audience in order to investigate more personal and vulnerable aspects of the topic at issue.
René Le Feuvre leads the audience through the more positive aspects of the subject matter and into the more actual feelings that are the driving force behind it.
Singer and songwriter out of Queensland, Australia started out as a self-taught guitarist but has since developed into a full-fledged musician, thanks in large part to the incorporation of folk elements and dreamy pop production in his work.
Pontea's New Single "Our Love" Is A Perfect Love Manual
The name of this fresh new song gives you an indication of how excited we are to present it to you. Pontea should also be thanked for her contribution to the success of this endeavor.
We really recommend this song that she created for her sweet spouse, even if you can use it for whatever you choose. To sum it up, “Our Love” is the ideal love song for you.
Pontea’s music strikes an impressive mix between technical depth and listener engagement. Her artistic prowess and originality shine through in the song’s brilliant lyrics and rich melodies.
The song’s sentiments and composition are deeply felt, and they aim to reverberate and foster closeness amongst lovers worldwide.
Pontea’s skill at writing songs that are both universal and emotionally resonant, even as she delves into love-related topics, is a big part of why her music has such a wide fan base.
Pontea always keeps her listeners in mind, even when she’s writing songs that sound like they took hours to write. She has a knack for using musical tactics like catchy hooks and choruses to make her audience feel at ease.
“I wrote this song as a way to express the depth of my love for my husband,” “Our wedding day was the most special day of my life, and I wanted to create something that would always remind us of that day and the bond we share. It’s the essence of my vows in the best way I know how to communicate, through music.” says Pontea.
The Los Angeles does an arrangement that consists only of a piano and a singer’s voice, which is an effective technique to highlight the singer’s skill and express the song’s genuine emotion.
This arrangement gave the music a more personal and revealed atmosphere, which drew attention to the feelings expressed by the singer as well as the lyrics of the song.
Beth McKenzie Admits "You Were the One" In Latest Single
A scenario in which one member of a couple is trying to place blame for the end of the relationship on the other member of the pair, while the other member of the couple is speaking out and providing the real narrative.
Miscommunication, lack of trust, and other issues are common contributors to the demise of relationships; these are some of the issues that Beth McKenzie wishes to address with this song.
On her latest single, “You Were the One,” the British singer sang in a cheerful tone, despite the fact that she was actually feeling quite the opposite of what she was portraying in her performance.
Because it establishes the context for both the subject matter and the atmosphere of the song, the music in “You Were the One” plays a vital part in amplifying the song’s emotional impact.
There are a number of moving pieces, such as arranging, instrumentation, mixing, and mastering, which can be confusing at first. The emotional response that the listener has to the song is influenced by all of these different aspects.
The song’s emotional effect is enhanced by the outstanding singing of the LGBTQ+ singer, making the song a remarkable masterpiece.
Beth has perfected the art of writing songs that are both profound and approachable, making her music a joy to listen to for listeners of various backgrounds and musical interests.
Lisa Murray Expresses Her Frustrations As She Is "Stuck On You"
As Lisa Murray has learned the hard way, loving someone who has committed their heart to another person may be challenging and even painful. This is something that Lisa Murray has experienced firsthand.
Her most recent track is titled “Stuck On You,” and it tackles a variety of issues, including the ones mentioned here.
She comes out as cheery, yet it is obvious that she is suffering and her displeasure is visible. It’s hard to fathom how she got to be so robust and energetic.
Her emotions are communicated through the song’s lyrics, which are reflected in the tempo, orchestration, dynamics, and harmony of the composition.
The production of the music is quite important in terms of making the emotions that are expressed in the lyrics more potent and cohesive.
The fact that she was able to compose this song in such a short amount of time is evidence of her extraordinary talent across the board. Her ability as a songwriter and a storyteller is incomparable to that of anyone else.
The music video was filmed in a mansion from the 18th century near Lisa’s childhood home in Ireland. Lisa and her partner Bogdan Hrechka directed the video, which was inspired by The Queen’s Gambit and also pays homage to Taylor Swift’s Blank Space and Mneskini’s Torna a Casa.
Lisa is a fierce feminist who is deeply concerned about problems like abortion rights, sexual assault, rape culture, the gender wage gap, and women’s lack of safety and support around the world.
We are certain you are going to enjoy every bit of this and yes, you should listen to the song and watch the video as well. Follow her on Facebook, Instagram, and Tik Tok.
Felish Gives A New Perceptive To Music With Latest Single 'Lucid Dreaming'
Felish is an Afro-Swedish singer, songwriter, and performer who has been building a name for herself in the music business with her distinctive style and deep voice.
Before she released her first song, “A Dream,” which displayed her futuristic indie-tropical electro style and raw vocals, she initially attracted the interest of major record companies.
Because of the success of the song, which was co-produced by Kevin Skaggs, Felish was awarded the LACM Linda Perry Scholarship when she was a student at the Los Angeles College of Music (LACM), from which she graduated in 2016.
Since then, Felish has worked with the American artist Soul Catalyst, and the two of them have amassed more than 400,000 listens on Spotify with the songs that they have produced together.
Their song “Remember You,” which was published in September 2019, was chosen to be used in Salma Hayek’s Netflix Original series: Monarca. In addition, Universal Music Spain featured the song on the FAMA Bailar album in 2019.
The musician Felish has entered a new chapter in her career with the publication of her most recent album, titled “Lucid Dreaming.” This album combines a variety of musical styles to produce a sound that is unlike anything that has been heard before. The tune has a sound that is soft and passionate at the same time, and it gradually builds up to a sensation of love in its purest form.
The growth of a relationship into a beautiful and wild type of love served as the inspiration for the song’s lyrics, which express the anxiety and reluctance that come with taking a risk on something so strong.
The music of Felish is not just a reflection of her skill as a musician, but also of her experiences as an Afro-Swedish artist. Her songs, which often deal with issues of love, finding one’s identity, and coming into one’s own, display her own point of view quite clearly.
The fact that she is able to combine elements of a variety of musical styles and produce an original work is what sets her apart in the world of music, and the song “Lucid Dreaming” exemplifies both her creative capacity and her musical skill.
You don’t need to go much farther than Felish if you’re searching the world of music for something new and unique to experience. She has a voice that is rich with emotion, and her sound blurs the lines between many musical genres; as a result, she is destined to create an indelible impression on the music business, as well as on fans all over the globe.
Be on the lookout for her next releases, as she will undoubtedly continue to test the limits of what is possible in the world of music.
Paenda New Song 'Call Me Cat' Is An Energetic Electronic-Pop With Strong Hook
Paenda is a producer, guitarist, and singer located in Vienna. She is noted for her distinctive style, which began as underground indie music and has since grown into mainstream electronic pop.
In her most recent single, “Call Me Cat” she takes a satirical approach to the topic of catcalling, which has garnered much more attention in recent years.
The practice of catcalling has been under increased criticism and attention in recent years as a result of the expansion of movements like #MeToo and projects like Catcalls of New York to other cities such as Vienna and Berlin.
It was important to me to sing about things that affect me personally and experiences I’ve made. About things you talk about with your friends, I know from personal experience that you inevitably ask yourself: ‚What kind of reaction do they really expect of me here?
Catcalling is defined as “yelling sexually suggestive, threatening, or rude comments at someone in public,” as stated by the Merriam-Webster Dictionary. It is shocking to learn that 77% of women and 34% of men have been victims of verbal harassment in their day-to-day lives.
Even more shocking is the fact that the vast majority of harassers, who are almost exclusively male, are under the impression that their catcalls are being received as compliments rather than as a form of harassment. They are oblivious to the fact that their behaviour is both rude and hurtful to others.
Paenda, who has been the target of catcalling on several occasions, utilises her songs to bring attention to the problem in a light-hearted and humorous way. She reacts to the catcaller’s accolades in “Call Me Cat” by adopting the cat character and taking charge of the situation.
Most of the time, when you are being harassed, you just want to get away quickly. However, I do have friends who ironically got involved in this ‘attempt to flirt’. Most harassers don’t expect that and are not keen to really engage.
This is her response to the catcaller’s praises. The electronic pop song has infectious sounds and a chorus that will stick in listeners’ heads, making it impossible for them not to sing along.
This album by Paenda addresses a wide range of problems that she encounters in her day-to-day existence, including sexual and verbal abuse. She intends to inspire people to speak out against catcalling and other types of harassment via the medium of her music, which she uses to spread awareness of the issue.
Musically, the song is a catchy four-on-the-floor electronic pop number with a sing-along character. With all of this, the only question that remains is: “So you want my base in your face, huh?
Paenda’s “Call Me Cat” is only one example of the innovative and invigorating approach to electronic pop music that the artist takes. Fans and reviewers alike have taken notice of her ability to discuss weighty topics in a lighthearted yet profound way, which has helped her get a lot of attention.
Paenda is undoubtedly an artist in the electronic music field to keep an ear out for because of her unique sound and the profound words that she writes.
Sam Casey is a rising star in the music industry, and with her latest EP, she proves that she is a force to be reckoned with.
Her music is a blend of pop-driven rhythms and catchy lyrics, which tackle two distinct yet overlapping themes: maintaining mental health and making it in the music business.
Produced by JUNO nominee Mike Schlosser (John Orpheus) along with colleagues Laur Elle, AARYS, and Chloe Kay, the EP is a testament to Casey’s growing maturity as an artist.
One standout track is “Stupid Bitch” a song about toxic relationships. The genesis of the song was the idea that some individuals remain in toxic relationships not because they are unaware of their condition, but because they are unwilling to leave. With its infectious melody and clever lyrics, “Stupid Bitch” is a prime example of Casey’s ability to craft memorable pop songs that pack a punch.
Casey’s music is relatable, and her willingness to open up about her struggles with mental health is refreshing. In an industry where the image is everything, Casey’s honesty and vulnerability stand out. Her music is a testament to her resilience, and her determination to make it in the music business.
With More Songs About Marijuana And Bad Relationships, Casey has firmly established herself as a rising star in the music industry. Her ability to tackle tough subjects with catchy melodies and memorable lyrics is a rare talent and one that is sure to propel her to even greater success in the years to come.
As she continues to hone her craft, fans can look forward to more music from Casey and the promise of a bright future for this talented young artist.
My role as an artist is to say the difficult things and to be honest about the unattractive qualities in myself and, in turn, this hopefully may slowly minimize the fears of my listeners. If we can be honest about our identity and even allow ourselves to feel shame about certain aspects of ourselves, then we can accept that shame for what it is and move on. We can be more accepting of ourselves and others
Anna Rose Releases 'Whatever Gets You Through The Night'
Anna Rose is a force to be reckoned with in the rock world. The Nashville-based musician’s raw, unfiltered personality shines through in her music, and her last album, “Strays In the Cut” is a testament to her evolution as an artist.
Rose’s songwriting skills have been sharpened by years of experience on the road and in the studio recording her three full-length studio albums. Her willingness to expose the harsh reality of being a woman in the music industry sets her apart, making her an artist worth watching.
Her most recent song, “Whatever Gets You Through the Night,” is a powerful exploration of falling in love with someone you can never be with. It’s a theme that’s been explored countless times, but Rose’s unique perspective and skilled instrumentation elevate the song to new heights. The demo version of the track was so strong that it ended up being the bulk of the final recording.
But Rose is far from done. “Last Girl of the Rodeo” is her upcoming autobiographical concept album, which will be released one track at a time over the course of the next year. Produced by her friend and collaborator Paul Moak, the album showcases Rose’s ability to blend a variety of genres, including classic rock, alternative indie, pop, and country, into modern songs with powerful vocals and skilled musicianship.
Throughout her career, Rose has toured extensively across the United States, headlining private performances and opening for internationally renowned bands.
Her dedication to her craft and willingness to bare her soul in her music make her an artist to watch in the years to come.
Adesoga Returns With A New Hit Song With Love 'Flashes'
Odunbamku Adesoga Somorin, the Nigerian-Trinidadian musician whose spiritually-based music promotes black awareness and social justice, is creating waves in the music business.
Adesoga, who goes by the pseudonym “Adesoga,” is a guardian of traditions and rituals from the past, and his music is intended to help people dance, feel the positive energy, and ponder life’s most essential matters.
As an indication of his background and ancestry, the prefix “Ade” in Adesoga’s name is historically utilized to identify and produce children who would go on to become kings or accomplish greatness.
Adesoga, influenced by the legendary Fela Anikulapo Kuti, is a fervent advocate for black consciousness and social justice who uses his music to promote awareness and make a difference.
Adesoga graduated as class valedictorian in Trinidad despite not knowing English as his first language.
Adesoga Returns With A New Hit Song With Love ‘Flashes’
His most recent track, “Flashes,” was published on Valentine’s Day, and although it may seem to be about love, Adesoga mixes it with his signature spiritually-based message, inviting listeners to ponder significant topics while enjoying the pleasant vibrations.
Adesoga’s music is a blend of traditional African sounds with contemporary rhythms, resulting in a style that distinguishes him from other performers in the business.
His previously released song “Vibrate” will be featured on his forthcoming EP, which promises to be a display of his unquestionable ability and originality.
Adesoga views music as a vehicle for social change, and he is committed to utilising his platform to promote awareness and motivate others to take action.
He thinks that music has the ability to unite people and bring an about good change in the world, and he is determined to use his music to make a difference.
Adesoga is an artist to keep an eye on if you’re seeking someone who is unafraid to tackle serious subjects and push musical limits. We can’t wait to hear what he has in store for us next; his distinctive sound, potent message, and indisputable skill make him a formidable force in the music business.
I want to express the disappointments of life and relationships, as well as the flashbacks they bring. Ultimately, I aim to help bridge the gap, being a well-rooted African man and Caribbean baby
Actrese Expresses Herself In Latest Single - Mind Your Love
The London based newcomer is ready to take on the world with an intimate and affectionate tune accompanied by her comforting and sultry voice.
ACTRESE is an up-and-coming indie pop artist who is quickly making a name for herself with her unique sound and innovative approach to music. Her previous single was featured on a variety of Spotify-curated playlists.
She has drawn influence from artists such as Lana Del Rey, The xx, and Ben Howard. With her atmospheric and daydreamy melodies, ACTRESE creates a sound that is both sultry and captivating.
The new indie–pop track features grandiose synths that are grounded by bass and zesty guitar. This allows ACTRESE’s soft yet disturbed voice to take flight.
The song takes on a ‘less is more’ approach, heartwarmingly transcending the listener’s comfort zone. ‘Mind Your Love’ was written by ACTRESE whilst produced by William Baxter at Ten87 Studios.
The song’s lyrics express a deep sense of love and loss, with the singer warning her lover that time is running out for them to be together – (Too late, You know there was the right time) While the lyrics are sad, they are also hopeful, as the singer expresses a desire to walk on “wafer-thin ice” in order to stay together.
Checkout Video For 'What They Want' By 6ixth Element
6ixth element started making music at the age of 14, He is a Denver-born emcee, producer, hip-hop artist and entrepreneur who studied Audio Engineering and Music Business at KMG Studios in Boulder, Colorado.
His latest single “What They Want” fuses classic hip-hop elements with contemporary rap production styles which was Produced by Mark Goble.
6ixth uses his lyricism and drive to dispose of non-supporters and those who have held him back. The explosive production and focused lyrical performance on 6ixth Element’s new single, “What They Want,” makes it the perfect addition to any hip-hop or rap playlist.
“What They Want” is accompanied by a music video which was shot by Colorado videographer, Ransteez, owner of Mentally Rich Media, who filmed, directed, and edited the music video for “What They Want.”.
The Filming took place near Larimer Square, which is located in Downtown Denver, Colorado. Throughout 2023, 6ixth Element has monthly singles lined up and waiting to be released, along with an album expected late-2023.
6ixth Element is amongst a wave of new artists who believes that hip-hop only gets better as it ages, and he is here to usher in the New Golden Era.
Where do you find inspiration?
I’m all over the place with inspiration. Comic books, anime, professional wrestling, and just life in general.
What was the role of music in the early years of your life?
Music has always played a huge role in my life. Pretty much grew up skateboarding and listeing to hip-hop and punk rock on my Ipod. I began making hip-hop beats as a teenager and continued devloping from there.
Are you from a musical or artistic family? My Dad’s side is the musical side. He had taught me to play guitar at an early age.
Who inspired you to be a part of the music industry? I just love to create! Growing up around music, it was only natural.
I just love to create! Growing up around music, it was only natural.
How did you learn to sing/write/to play? I started making beats on the family computer with Fruity Loops 3. Eventually started rapping to my own beats, and then got a degree in Audio Engineering to refine my sound.
What was the first concert that you ever went to and who did you see perform?
Oh no! I have to be honest, my cousins took us Britney Spears when I was like 10. After that it was Warped Tour.
How could you describe your music?
Boom-bap Dad Shit.
Describe your creative process.
I’m very picky with my beat selection, but once I find the one, writing goes pretty quick. From there, I am my own engineer so it is usually just me in the studio repping the verses til I get it right.
What is your main inspiration?
Seeing the world and doing cool shit with my family.
What musician do you admire most and why?
Masta Ace continues to drops classic shit after decades. I admire that longevity.
Did your style evolve since the beginning of your career?
Of course! It will continue too. My early tracks were terribly mixed. As my knowledge grows, so does my sound.
Who do you see as your main competitor?
Myself.
What are your interests outside of music?
I’m into all sorts of nerdy shit like anime and comics. I like travelling to WWE events and checking out new cities.
If it wasn’t a music career, what would you be doing?
Probably professional wrestling to honest.
What is the biggest problem you have encountered in the journey of music? Marketing is tough. Just trying to handle everything as a solo artist. I’ve accepted the challenge though.
If you could change one thing in the music industry, what would it be? I’d prefer quality over quantity. Music is art, not content.
Why did you choose this as the title of this project? The hook was catchy so it worked. The song is basically a fuck you to any non-supporters.
What are your plans for the coming months?
Dropping music! I’m planning for a single roughly every three weeks. I’ll be keeping busy.
Do you have any artistic collaboration plans
Yes! Huge ones! I don’t want to give anything away just yet, but I’ve been working with some hip-hop legends.
What message would you like to give to your fans?
Do what makes you happy!
LaQuinta Prince (a.k.a. Bad Ass Beauty) is a powerful R&B vocalist stretching her skills in the genre of rock. Bad Ass Beauty revolved around disappointments, sexual harassment, misogyny, misrepresentation, painful love relationships, difficult family dynamics, and the like.
Me is the debut single from Bad Ass Beauty, in the song she blends different genres like rock and R&B, she topped it up with breathtaking vocals and lyrics. Her musical influences span from Led Zeppelin to Chaka Khan, and Beyonce to In This Moment.
Bad Ass Beauty shares the story of how imperative it is to put yourself first in every decision you make, as putting yourself first makes you confident in yourself aiding you to take on any challenge thrown at you.
“Now I’m free” is a distinct lyric that resonates through the song, stating the obvious, and emphasizing on the freedom that comes with making the best decisions that suit you. She is well on her way to turning the rock genre on its ear, by blending the two styles, in order to push Hard Rock/Soul into the mainstream.
After the release of “Me” Bad Ass Beauty hints at releasing her full album 4 Horsemen in the fall of 2023 to the world.
Again, with this new song, AYRA does what he does best: he flows in a way that engages listeners quite successfully and does so in a way that is consistent across his work.
The new track is called “CNS,” and it features an enticing instrumental that has a tendency to revive all of the intrigue, which highlights the rapper’s lyrical ability.
A brisk night may also carry with it an existential sense of urgency, leading to poetic meditations on the place that humanity holds in the universe.
His frenetic, unplanned energy radiates through, and his music unmistakably conveys the singular perspective and sensibility that he possesses and features Yuni Wa.
You can obtain a new point of view on the splendor and complexity of the world through his music, which allows you to see the world as he does.
The rapper stands out from his peers in the genre thanks to his creative approach to music-making and the ideas and messages he delivers in his rhymes.
He has set for himself the goal of pushing the boundaries of what is considered traditional in the hip-hop scene by pursuing creative endeavors in unexplored territory.
Kraftykid Tags LEEYVNG To Drop New Drill Tune "Maurice"
The song’s compelling appeal keeps you listening from beginning to end, and can you guess who made it possible? We must thank Kraftykid and LEEYVNG for that.
Their latest single, “Maurice,” is about the Japanese cultural icon of the “see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil” monkeys.
It has the air of a spiritual connection that grabs you and doesn’t let go, and it has an alluring intensity that keeps you there. Both of these things work together to keep you there.
Shin-zen-bi is a Buddhist precept with ancient roots in Japan that symbolizes the aforementioned symbol and advises followers to dwell on the good and shun the bad.
These artists were demonstrating their ability to make the kind of raw and aggressive beats that are signature to UK Drill music.
In this track, Kraftykid demonstrates his mastery of a specific form of music production, and in the following track, LEEYVNG demonstrates his mastery of the genre by showcasing his originality in the creation of rap lines.
They were both preaching moral conduct and the need of keeping an unadulterated heart while emphasizing their expertise in making music in this genre.
It’s inspiring to witness people who have honed specialized abilities to a high level, especially in the artistic realms, and when those abilities are combined with technical mastery, originality, and dedication to a field.
While we wait for Kraftykid to drop his “Away Games II”, listen to the song and follow Kraftykid on social media via Twitter and Instagram.
Pierre Kakiz Explains What Happens When Venus Meets Virgo
Pierre Kakiz doesn’t only make music but he also believes the purpose of his life is to heal other people and would like to make a difference in the world by utilizing his music and also want people to feel like they can turn to his discography when in need.
He said :
My passion for astrology made me want to write this song. I would like to dedicate it to anyone who has their Venus in the sign of Virgo and/or any Virgo placements in their astrological chart.
This is such a personal and vulnerable song to me and I have lost count of the amount of tears I have shed while listening back to it.
I wrote it in hopes of educating the world on what it is like to become romantically involved with a [Venus in] Virgo.
I’m hoping it can act as a safe haven for Virgos if they ever feel misunderstood or all alone . .
Don’t ever forget. . .
You are enough and worthy of love.
This was the words from multitalented Pierre when asked about Venus Meets Virgo. Pierre had more to share in a recent interview with mister Styx of musicarenagh. Get the full story below.
What is your stage name
– My birth name, Pierre Kakiz!
Is there a story behind your stage name?
– My surname was passed down from my father while I was given my first name by my amazing auntie. She used to study in France in her younger days and fell in love with French culture and just felt like ’Pierre’ was more fitting. Had she not chosen my name then my parents would have named me Samuel, after my grandfather.
Where do you find inspiration?
– Generic answer but – My life. The experiences I’ve been through, the heartbreak I’ve felt. . . the fantasies I escape to.
What was the role of music in the early years of your life?
– It was and still is what makes me feel whole and complete. It feeds my soul and acts as an escape mechanism from the world we live in.
Are you from a musical or artistic family? – My grandfather (mum’s side) enjoyed storytelling & sang a bit, but my uncle is a very talented singer. My uncle has always been very supportive of my music career and has always encouraged me to chase my dreams, which I am so so grateful for.
Who inspired you to be a part of the music industry?
– My influences; Mariah, Whitney, MJ, Luther Vandross, Michael Bolton, Stevie Wonder.
I’ve always had a natural affinity and passion for music but seeing them being respected and rewarded for their craft made me want to do it even more.
How did you learn to sing/write/to play?
– I’m self-taught for the most part but had some basic vocal training when I was a teenager.
I have added an ingredient from every single one of my influences to my own concoction to create the me I am today by emulating them.
What was the first concert that you ever went to and who did you see perform? – The first and only concert I’ve been to was the incomparable Ms. Lauryn Hill at the O2 Academy Brixton back in 2014. This will sound very contradicting coming from a music lover but I don’t enjoy going to concerts. I get anxiety from being in large crowded and cramped environments, especially whenever I am unable to clearly see an ’’escape route’’ . .
How would you describe your music? – Healing. I intend, wish, as well as hope, that my music can resonate with the world and act as a healing tool. This is my purpose in this lifetime. I would like to make a difference in the world by utilizing my music and I want people to feel like they can turn to my discography when in need.
If you need a good cry, a pick me up, let out your anger/angst, set the mood etc please know that I’ll always be here for you.
Describe your creative process.
– Honestly, it varies! Most often I draw inspiration from personal experiences and/or observations. Sometimes I see/hear a specific phrase/word and be like ’’hmm I’d like to write something including/revolving around this’’. Occasionally a concept etc just pops up in my head as if it was divinely guided. I’m a melodic writer and prefer establishing the melody before moving on to the lyrics.
What is your main inspiration?
– Knowing that my music will help others and myself heal. Just the pure intentions of my final aim.
What musician do you admire most and why? – My influences mentioned above. They just step on stage and sing/entertain. No gimmicks, no theatrics – just being enough by having the freedom of being able to be yourself and let your raw undeniable talent do the job.
Did your style evolve since the beginning of your career? – My vocal technique and confidence has definitely improved over the years.
This was intentional as I want to be respected as a vocalist and be remembered for my talent(s) when I eventually leave this earth.
Who do you see as your main competitor?
– Myself. I do not compete with anyone else but myself. The more you compare yourself to others the more defeated you’ll feel, from my own personal experience. Everyone has a different journey and a purpose in this life. God/The Universe will make sure that you end up where you belong, eventually. This is what I have faith in.
What are your interests outside of music? – I am a very spiritual individual. My faith has been very important to me since a young age and I have always been in tune with my emotions and intuition and have always trusted the bigger forces. Additionally, to this I am always on the path of self-improvement [I am on a quest to perfect myself] in order to become the best version of myself in all aspects of my life.
If it wasn’t a music career, what would you be doing? – Probably an astrologer/spiritual worker of some sort. I have accumulated enough knowledge about astrology and am able to tell you a lot about yourself and your future without having ever met or knowing you just by looking at your astrological chart.
What is the biggest problem you have encountered in the journey of music?
– Shortage of funds and a professional support system. I am not managed/signed and do everything myself.
One part of me is kind of secretly wishing to find a Celine and Rene type of connection – partners in both love and business haha!
Lastly, to be completely transparent. . . my lack of belief in myself. I probably shouldn’t admit this but at the end of the day we’re all human and it’s a fleeting emotion triggered by my inner demons. I’m a firm believer that honesty is the best policy – it’s not what you say, it’s how you say it.
If you could change one thing in the music industry, what would it be?
– I would bring it back to basics. Raw and distinguishable talent should be the main factor when deciding (signing) what acts to push to the general public rather than popularity/figures. If a talented act has the right machine/forces behind them then ’’success’’ will only follow naturally, in my eyes at least.
Why did you choose this as the title of this project? – I am equally passionate about astrology as I am for music. My venus sign (venus in your astrological chart is your love language) is in the sign of Virgo. This is the most challenging placement to have when it comes to love and romance. I wrote it in hopes of educating the world on what it would be like to get romantically involved with someone who has this placement and/or any Virgo placements. We often feel like we aren’t good enough and undeserving of love. I hope it can act as a safe haven for us [Venus in] Virgos whenever these thoughts resurface and reassure us that we are not alone.
What are your plans for the coming months? – To continue on my path on becoming the best version of myself as an artist/singer/songwriter.
Do you have any artistic collaboration plans
– I’m always looking to expand my network by finding likeminded and equally passionate people in the music industry. If you happen to come across this interview and like my work please hit me up and let’s create some magic together!
What message would you like to give to your fans?
– Thank you for your loyalty and for believing in me, even in my darkest hours and absent times. I don’t know what the future has in store for me but I’m so so grateful to anyone and everyone who has taken time out of their day and spent their energy by listening to my music in this vast world consisting of tons of artists. My love and gratitude for you is endless and immeasurable. Thank you.💜
Be There For Each With DEVADO's New Song "You Make Me"
The notion that a single individual can do everything is a widespread fallacy. You’ll require assistance at some point.
These and more are brought to light in the new single. German artist DEVADO has released her first single of the year, titled “You Make Me,” and it’s full of youthful vitality.
Such artistic pursuits and music have the potential to motivate and move listeners. How she can make complete shows with nothing but her voice and body percussion is very remarkable.
She demonstrates a high degree of expertise and originality by making music with just her voice and body vibrations, using a wide range of tones, melodies, and rhythms.
It’s alright to feel vulnerable and require support from those closest to you; this song is a reminder that we all need those individuals.
The song has a way of touching your heart and moving your body all at once. The soulful melodies and lyrics draw you in, while the upbeat rhythms and lively instrumentation get you grooving.
Her sound is a seamless fusion of passion and joy. Every note and every beat carried a weight of feeling, but the overall effect was uplifting and infectious.
The German-American singer is one of the few performers who pour their hearts out on stage, but they also know how to get the crowd hyped up and dancing along.
LAV.ISH Is Asking You To "Take Your Time" On New Single
They progressively solidify their position as the unrivaled king of their art with each new song that they put out there for the public to hear. You only need to give this song one listen to realize that they are unrivaled in their field.
A new song by the name “Take Your Time” has been published by the American music group LAV.ISH, and it can be found on the album that bears the name “Another Good Day.”
The melody of the song incorporates elements of both R&B and hip-hop, and both their voices and the rap lines have a flow that is fluid and melodic.
The end result is a fantastic new sound that is characterized by a gripping rhythm and melodies that are easy to remember.
It is important to them that you do things slowly and give them considerable consideration to ensure that they are carried out appropriately and entirely.
Their distinct approach and artistic vision are on prominent display, which can result in a fascinating look into their lives, upbringing, and influences.
Their high enthusiasm is an integral part of their music, complementing their distinctive rapping style. Appropriate to highlight the personal investment they have in their work by evoking the depth of their feelings.
Broken-hearted Samini Sends A Letter To His Lover In "San Bra"
Mr. Music Man is back again. He carries his virtual pen and notepad this time and writes a love letter to his lover after a ‘mess’.
Samini is broken-hearted in this new song he titles “San Bra”, an Akan parlance which means “Return” or “Come Back”. In this one drop cut, Samini begs his lover to come back after ‘cheating rumours’. Samini cries his heart and lungs out to see his lover return. The melancholic mood he maintains in this new release is quite swooning to woo back his ‘long gone’ lover; well delivered on the Reggae genre.
In this month of love (February), everyone is doing everything to maintain and or rekindle their love bonds, Samini falls for the same route but puts it in a song.
Could this be a real life story? Well, listen to the song below and make your own judgments! Stream Here
Denni Ian Releases Visuals For 'So This Is How We Dance'
Denni Ian is an artist who has gone from living on the streets to achieving a Master’s degree in comparative literature. His debut album “The Sad Saint of South End” was released in November 2020, and his first poetry collection, “The Salt Suite”, was published the following year.
Multi-artist Denni Ian is a poet and musician from Denmark. His songs are constructed around personal melodies that evoke artists like Elliott Smith or Nick Cave, placing him in the tradition of indie rock troubadours. The words provide a cryptic and confessional outlet, and the compositions have elements of the lo-fi rock, folk, and post-punk scenes from the 1990s.
The release of “So This Is How We Dance” was delayed due to Ian being in a severe traffic accident that left him bedridden for several months during the summer of 2022.
The lyrics of “So This Is How We Dance” are profoundly poetic and haunted, elevating a vision of amore disperato. The ballad features a piano lead and strings swirling around a vibrant vocal performance.
The song is accompanied by a music video shot at a Danish renaissance mansion undergoing reconstruction. The monochrome piece features a poetic choreography. It is Ian’s music video directorial debut.
“Are We Ok?” is the first single from the upcoming album Hello Infinity from Julian Petrin an artist and urbanist from Hamburg. Through the use of powerful melodic themes, faceted harmonic and rhythmic patterns, and modern chillwave, Julian’s work bridges the gaps between creative ambient, downtempo electronica, and chillwave.
Julian started making music in the 1990s, the German-Italian artist and composer Julian Petrin has built a collection of unique melodic instrumental pieces that are now being re-released piece by piece, to reminisce about life back then.
His latest Masterpiece Are We Ok? is an instrumental which borrows from early eighties synthpop, with a theatrical feel blending other elements of music.
listening to the song the title of the song keeps resonating in the listener drowning deeper into the inner state of the person making them ask some serious questions about their existence, asking deep and thoughtful questions like Are We Ok?
If Are We Ok is part of the songs on the album “Hello Infinity” then I can state categorically that the album would be explosive..
Shab is an inspirational Iranian refugee and international Pop Star who has overcome immense adversity to rise to fame. Through her music and activism, she promotes love and justice while also embracing her passion for meditation, mindfulness and yoga. Her story is an inspiration to many, showing the power of courage and determination.
“Dolce Vita” by Shab is an energetic, sophisticated experience for listeners. The vibrant keys, captivating strings, and mesmerizing percussion create a warm, inviting atmosphere that tempts people to the dance floor. Lead vocalist, Shab, brings the song to life with her powerful and soulful delivery. She expertly navigates the meticulously arranged production, with a voice that combines a dizzying combination of strength, emotion, and poise.
Lyrically, the song is celebratory and captures the feeling of elation that can come with experiencing life’s joys. The inspiring melody and uplifting message radiate positive energy and make “Dolce Vita” an ideal anthem for any occasion. As an added bonus, the song incorporates some classic elements of Latin music, giving it an exotic flair that truly stands out from the pack.
The catchy chorus is a contagious invitation to the dance floor. Its uplifting and melodic melody tells of a paradise of joyous liberation, free from mundane worries, heartaches and limitations. The bright, fleeting instrumentation and delicate synth textures bridge an ethereal realm between the familiar and the fantastical, and the heartfelt female vocal drives these sentiments to the core.
We are allured to the scene and captivated in every heartfelt note and lyrical phrase. The combination of energy and vulnerability in the music creates an electrical ambience which builds to a powerful, irresistible crescendo – a moment full of soulful euphoria that keeps us rapturous on the dance floor.
“Dolce Vita” by Shab is a contemporary pop gem that blends engaging beats, lush instrumentals, and powerful female vocals. This track is perfect for a night of dancing, whether in a club or at a house party. It is the kind of song that will have you forgetting your worries and enjoying life to the fullest.
Brown Berry, morning show host of “Ryse N Shine” on YFM 107.9, an Accra-based radio station who was wowed by the exploits of young buzzing Ghanaian Artiste, Chief One, says the Chiefs and Traditional Leaders need to look into making him a tourism ambassador to promote the Region, Volta.
The fast-rising music talent launched himself unto the scene with mainstream recognition in the last quarter of 2021; his style and sound is a fine infusion of urban creative laced with traditional ensembles from his home-ground (Volta Region), with key projection of his native language, Ewe, which form majority of his lyrical composition.
With a debut EP “Here I Come” surpassing 6 million streams across various digital platforms, Chief One has outlived himself as an indie artiste who rose to fame in Ghana in January 2022 and has been consistent across all year with at least 6 national and international nominations, key among them is Vodafone Ghana Music Awards (2022) and 3Music Awards (2022) in which he won “Next Rated Act” among 16 nationwide contenders.
He is best known for hit singles “Young Boy”, “Mekamo”, “Novayi”, “Du Agbe”, “Turn By Turn”, “Wotelewoea”, just to name a few.
Chief One was on a radio interview with Brown Berry on Wednesday, February 2023 on YFM Accra 107.9 to celebrate 1-year anniversary for his debut EP “Here I Come” which has surpassed 6 million streams on audio streaming service. His song “Wotelewoea” crept over 27 million impressions on Tiktok.
Now under Lion Group management, together with his Lawada Republiq team, Chief One, has already began year 2023 with a first single he titles “One Day”, produced by Hairlergbe. He is still in Accra currently on a 2-week media tour to promote his “One Day” song and “Wotelewoea” video.
