2017 saw the birth of four friends who came together after performing individually for 15 years. The Phantom Friends is a fast-rising band which features Richie Gaiser on the lead vocals and guitar with Dominic Birckbichler on the harmonies and bass, Harrison Saunders on the drums, and Matt Wilson on the Synth, Vocals, and Auxiliary guitar.
With the blending of progressive, alternative, pop, and 80’s dance, the band pushes its boundaries, mixes genres, and does not conform to a specific style of music production. The band since inception has been creating mind-blowing and addictive songs .
Can’t You See is the newest single from The Phantom Friends, It’s about clearing out the negativity in your life and saying the things that not always easy to say.
Can’t You See is about communicating with the people you care about or communicating with yourself when you know there are trivial things getting in the way of your happiness.
It’s a fast-moving synth rock song that draws inspiration from the big sounds of the arena rock era, and the love of maxing out your stereo on the highway.
Spunday Releases Visulas For While My Guitar Gently Beeps
SpünDay is a band that was formed in Tonypandy after Paul, Daf, and Matthew met at a Melt Banana gig in Cardiff. After its inception, the band has played notable gigs around Europe and played at the annual Cardiff Psych and Noise fest last year.
Paul is the leading vocalist and plays the guitar, Daf plays the bass, Matthew blasts the drums. Shock Wave Gang Bang is the current album from Spunday, and their main influences are Melt Banana, Guitar pedals, and absurdity.
Their latest single “While my guitar gently beeps” is a stinging attack on the music industry establishment’s laziness, inability to take risks on new music for fear of upsetting the shareholders and constant re-issues, and repackaging of the same music.
The bass and drums were recorded at one louder studio in Newport with guitars and vocals recorded at The Loft Studios Tonypandy which was produced by Set Phasers to Scunge.
A stinging attack on a music industry hellbent on stifling creativity, ruining nascent musical careers, and unwilling to take risks. Their insistence on re-hashing and re-packaging the same old and.
Rising Ghanaian singer, with stage name SamKcat, releases first song for the year. The song titled ‘Passing Through’ was inspired by Jah Cure’s song, Rasta.
The song essentially talks about SamKcat’s desire for singing and music.
The reggae single is part of an intended 5-song EP. Selasi believes this year will be his year to record more songs for those who love his craft.
You can follow SamKcat on all major social media handles for more updates. Below are the links to ‘Passing Through’.
Xersize Talks Mental Health Issues On New Rap Song "Scars"
Xersize is now releasing one of his honest tracks, “Scars,” which is accompanied by very sincere lyrics.
The music tends to invite you into a different area of debate, and he utilizes it to address topics with mental health.
Together with Madeleine Liljestam, who offers her sweet voice to complete and precise the song. It’s audible and palpable.
Xersize says “The song is about struggling with your inner demons”. He also adds that “we’re talking about certain mental health issues as if they were physical people”.
The rapper’s flow is distinct yet friendly. As a result of his rendition, the song takes on a more deeply felt, empathic character.
Every word he sings demonstrates his skill as a songwriter, and you can easily hear it. He expresses an emotion that everyone may relate to in their own manner.
Xersize, a Swedish rap musician, has a tremendous desire to make music. His passion for artistry and creativity, influenced by musicians such as Eminem and Machine Gun Kelly, has been a spiritual drive fueling his success.
Bea Kadri Finds Empowerment On New Break-Up Anthem “Liberated”
Bea Kadri‘s new single, “Liberated,” is a breakup ballad in which she doesn’t hide the fact that she’s thankful and feels strong.
The lyrics and music will mostly be about the ups and downs of long-distance relationships.
Bea’s unique way of narrating her own personal stories was greatly influenced by the R&B, pop, and hip-hop music of the 1990s, which she listened to when she was growing up.
Bea’s music has a laid-back and seductive vibe, while her writing gives a more personal look into the mind of the artist.
Bea’s music has a laid-back and seductive vibe, while her writing gives a more personal look into the mind of the artist.
Bea went back to school to get a master’s degree in music business management after moving to London in 2018. At the same time, she worked on developing her own voice and talent.
This song was first performed as a freestyle by the singer-songwriter, and it was during that performance that she came to the realization that time discloses all truths, and, more significantly, that everything occurs for a purpose.
She is no longer emotionally affected by things that remind her of a past relationship. This has given her a more freeing view of love and loss.
Bea finished her first studio album, titled “No Love For The Long Distance” with the song “Liberated,” which was also the fifth single to be released from the album.
It signifies the end of a crucial chapter in her life just before she moves on to the next step, which is the release of her album the following month.
Trippie Redd Releases A New Single 'Knight Crawler'
Michael Lamar White II, better known by his stage name Trippie Redd, is a musician from the United States who raps and sings his own songs.
The SoundCloud rap culture, which began to get attention from the general public in the latter half of the 2010s, counts him as one of its most renowned members.
Trippie Redd is a hip-hop musician who is one of the most diverse and adventurous in terms of music. He is one of the most popular artists in the genre because his music is both very experimental and very easy to understand.
Since releasing his debut mixtape, titled “A Love Letter to You,” in 2017, the multi-platinum-selling, chart-topping rapper, and singer/songwriter has consistently defied genre boundaries in his music. He does this by fusing his melodic take on rap with the frenetic elements of rock and roll and heavy metal.
And the Ohio native, who is just 23 years old, mixes that limitless inventiveness with a potently raw emotional effect, thanks to the insightful words he writes and the subtle but hard-hitting vocal performance he gives.
In 2015, Trippie Redd made his debut with a series of songs that were released online. These songs gave listeners a glimpse of the versatile style that he had developed, which combined aspects of cloud rap, emo rap, and trap-influenced by T-Pain, Gucci Mane, and Lil Wayne with the vigour of punk and metal inspired by Slipknot and Marilyn Manson.
Both Trippie’s mixtape, A Love Letter to You 4, which he released in 2019 and his studio album, Trip at Knight, which he released in 2021, debuted in the upper reaches of the Billboard charts. This is evidence that mainstream audiences have taken to Trippie’s fluid approach to genre and creative expression.
After contributing to mixtapes like 2016’s Beast Mode and 2017’s Awakening My InnerBeast, Trippie Redd released his most extensive effort with 2017’s A Love Letter to You, which debuted in the top 100 of the Billboard 200 albums chart. The sequel, titled A Love Letter to You 2, was released the following year and entered the Billboard 200 albums list in the top 40 positions.
During the same month, Trippie and Lil Wop collaborated on the extended play (EP) Angels & Demons. Before the end of the year, he earned his first entry on the Hot 100 with the tune “Dark Knight Dummo,” which included Travis Scott as a guest artist.
Hip-hop heavyweight Trippie Redd has surprised his fans by announcing that he would release a 25-track album titled Mansion Musik. To date, his music has been streamed more than 30 billion times.
This project, which pays homage to Chief Keef’s Mansion Musick mixtape from 2018, includes Keef not only as an executive producer but also as a featured musician on the songs “ATLANTIS” and “ROCK OUT.” In addition to that, the tracklist delivers a powerful punch with a long list of guest appearances, some of which include Travis Scott, Future, Lil Baby, JuiceWRLD, and Lil B.
Stefano May Partnered With ARPF On His Touching New Single “Hope It Will Remind You”
Stefano May sings and writes songs, and he is also a virtuoso on the piano. He was born and raised in Italy, and he started taking classical music lessons at the famous Santa Cecilia Conservatory in Rome when he was seven years old.
During his younger years, he appeared on and performed on many well-known Italian TV shows.
The Alzheimer’s Research and Prevention Foundation (ARPF) collaborated with Stefano May on his heartfelt new single, “Hope It Will Remind You.” This song is a heartbreaking and bittersweet dedication to those whose lives have been affected by Alzheimer’s disease.
The artist has seen the early stages of dementia progress into more serious stages of Alzheimer’s disease in both friends and loved ones, and he draws his passion for this cause from his own personal memories of dealing with Alzheimer’s disease.
May has high hopes that his new single will raise awareness about Alzheimer’s disease and bring comfort to those who have it, thanks to the hard work of the Alzheimer’s Research and Prevention Foundation (ARPF) and the healing power of music.
Stefano is a good singer and pianist who has studied both instruments in the classical style. He uses these skills to make a mix of dynamic piano arrangements and deep, stirring vocals that make people feel things.
My lyricist John Smallwood and I hope it helps people who suffer, as well as their loved ones. This song reminds me to live each day with gratitude, love, and compassion. Prevention of Alzheimer’s is beyond important. It’s an honor to partner with The Alzheimer’s Research and Prevention Foundation as they continue to champion new findings and advocate for disease prevention, and I look forward to working alongside the organization to write music that can help people in whatever capacity I can.
In the music video for the song “Hope It Will Remind You,” Stefano’s childhood is brought to life through the use of VHS tapes. In these clips, Stefano is seen developing a close relationship with his father through their shared love of music and tender, affectionate gestures toward one another.
The story goes into more detail about how memories can have far-reaching effects and how this tragic illness has terrible effects.
In the home video footage, Stefano is seen speaking to his father, using ground-breaking and emotionally charged outcries during the chorus.
We applaud Stefano’s commitment to Alzheimer’s prevention and are grateful to partner with him to increase awareness of this disease. In this song, Stefano’s musical mastery conveys both heart wrenching sadness and hope for the future – a significant message for young and mature audiences. Hope It Will Remind You opens the door to healing that every family needs to have.
Stefano has high hopes that by sharing his personal story and showing how committed he is to fighting Alzheimer’s disease, he will be able to help spread the word about how important it is to heal, prevent, and keep memories.
Conor Maynard Releases His Debut Single Of The Year Dubbed 'If I Ever'
Conor Maynard decided to become an independent artist in March 2020. He had been signed to a big label for ten years and had a lot of success around the world during that time.
Conor is a really ambitious person, and he has even starred in a Broadway production called Kinky Boots, demonstrating another element of the multifaceted skills he has.
He was one of the first homegrown artists to go from being popular online to being a pop star in real life. This showed the power of dedicated digital audiences and paved the way for many other artists to do the same.
He was one of the first homegrown talents to go from YouTube to being a pop star in real life.
If you watch any of Conor’s early videos, you will immediately be able to see the natural skill he has as well as the enthusiasm he has for music.
If I’m honest, at the end of 2022 I went through a really rough breakup, which led to the decision to take a step back from everything, rather than trying to pretend I was fine,” Maynard revealed. “I took the time to pour it all into the only thing that ever seems to help me get through difficult moments – my music.
Because he became famous at a young age, Conor’s formative years were heavily affected by his role as a worldwide pop star. He grew up and became a man at the same time that he figured out how the music business works and learned everything there is to know about its politics and inner workings.
Conor has never been afraid to try new things or try new things in his career, which has helped him reach new audiences over and over again. However, he has never compromised what speaks to him as an artist and will continue to do so.
During the winter of 2022, pop singer Conor Maynard disappeared from social media, leaving his more than 13 million fans wondering where he was.
The musician and YouTube star had a very busy year. He went on his biggest headlining tour to date, visiting more than 20 cities in the U.S. and Europe.
His new song, titled “If I Ever,” was just released today, and it provides fans with the answers they’ve been waiting for all this time.
‘If I Ever’ is the first of a series of songs I wrote about an extremely difficult breakup I went through last year, It was a unique relationship and hard to write about, because 90% of it took place over phone calls and video calls, which I understand was common during the pandemic.
This song captures my emotional experience following that breakup, and the anticipation I continue to feel about my upcoming appearance in her hometown of Sydney, Australia since in our last conversation, she told me she still hopes to see me there.
Now, after his time away from the limelight, Maynard has returned with the song “If I Ever,” which is the first taste of a daring new slate of content that he expects to release throughout the year 2023.
“If I Ever” is a turning point in Maynard’s creative life. He lets the many skills he learned as a child grow and lead him in new artistic and creative directions. The songs on this album are very close to Maynard’s heart, and he gained a lot of confidence while touring the world.
Joey Stylez 'Finally' Features Lancelot Knight In Latest Single
Joey Stylez is a well-known name not just among Indigenous communities but also among the general public all over Canada and beyond. Joey Stylez was born and raised in Toronto, Ontario.
He has worked with some of the most well-known figures in the business, and his music was used in the film Wind River, which examines the problem of missing and murdered Indigenous women. His work has also been used in other notable films.
On the Kevin Costner and Taylor Sheridan-created Yellowstone television series that airs on Paramount Television, he has made a cameo appearance as himself, and his song “Save Your Soul” was used in the pilot episode of the action-packed blockbuster series.
His internet streaming numbers are in the tens of millions, and he has worked with major artists like Dragonette, Bun B, and Ty Dolla $ign, much to the joy of his devoted following.
He overcame a hard past and became well-known. Along the way, he inspired a whole generation of Canadian musicians. He was named one of the top 25 Canadian rappers of all time by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC). He also inspired a generation of Canadian musicians.
Stylez has made it a point to make good on his promise to give back to the fans, families, and communities who have supported him along the way.
He likes leading seminars for young people, during which he shares his experiences in order to motivate and direct them through some of the challenges of life. He also lives a healthy life, making sure that his mind, body, and soul are all in balance.
DJ Kemo, who has won a Juno and been certified platinum, has worked with Joey Stylez on six singles and the executive album production of his next project.
This 16-track album by Horsethieves & Bootleggers will win your heart because it tackles head-on the many problems that Native North Americans face.
Stylez attributes his accomplishments to his religion, his family, and the devotion he has shown to his work. He is dedicated to all those who came before him. His journey is inspiring because it shows how he overcame the problems that indigenous youth in North America face.
The song “Finally,” featuring Lancelot Knight, is an anthem of hope for artists who continue to work hard. The upbeat new track, which features a little bit of rap and a little bit of rockabilly, features Stylez making a declaration.
At the Native American Music Awards that took place in November of this past year, “Indian Girl Driving Me Crazy” was recognized as having the year’s best pop music video.
William Hut Gives Hope Through New Song - Don't Give Up
William Hut is a Norwegian-based indie pop Grammy award-winning artist whose music has been appraised as one of the finest indie pop vocalists to emerge from Norway. He has experienced ups and downs, and great commercial success, and his previous albums have sold both gold and platinum.
Over the years William Hut has been through some pretty tough times in the music industry, but instead of backsliding, he turned the tides in his favor. Music from William Hut has always received lots of listening ears and caught the attention of music lovers not only in Norway but across the globe.
Although fans of William Hut expect nothing but the best from the acclaimed singer, his latest single “Don’t Give Up” has surpassed their expectations, and if you are now listening to William for the first time, then be rest assured you have found good music.
“Don’t give up
Every night is yours to win
Don’t give in”
This is a distinct lyric from “Don’t Give Up ”, it is a song about living with mediocre self-esteem and everyday anxiety. After the pandemic, people are still recovering from the heavy blow they received, and this is a perfect way to motivate those in despair, those who fight their everyday demons, and those struggling to keep their sanity in this insane world.
When Ken first started making music in the early ‘00s, he couldn’t afford the software so he used free trial versions, which meant he had to record everything to minidisc or else what he made would be lost forever because the trial software didn’t let him save anything. Every song was a one-time occurrence. He always thought he’d change the name. But here we are over a decade later and we are still called Occurrence.
This is how the band narrated how they ended up with the name Occurrence, when asked during an interview with Mister Styx of Musicarenagh. The trio admitted to coming from musical backgrounds where Ken learned piano and played drums in high school because his dad had a drum kit. Johnny was raised with music as his dad is a jazz trombonist.
Cat grew up with this passion to make music that, as a kid, far outweighed her skills at the time. We all had this desire from the beginning. They shared many things about themselves as well as how things have been for them while growing up, what keeps them together amongst other things.
Sex and death, Jasper Johns, The pain of life, Computer screens, Books, Pasta, and Our own love for each other- all these are things the trio believes keeps them together and strengthen them.
More of this was shared during the interview, along the line they touched on their new album “Slow Violence” and what to expect from them next.
Listen to Fudge while enjoying the full interview below
We’re called Occurrence. The band is Ken, Cat and Johnny.
Is there a story behind your stage name?
When Ken first started making music in the early ‘00s, he couldn’t afford the software so he used free trial versions, which meant he had to record everything to minidisc or else what he made would be lost forever because the trial software didn’t let him save anything. Every song was a one-time occurrence. He always thought he’d change the name. But here we are over a decade later and we are still called Occurrence.
Where do you find inspiration?
Sex and death. Jasper Johns. The pain of life. Computer screens. Books. Pasta. Our own love for each other.
What was the role of music in the early years of your life?
It was everything. For Ken, it defined his identity. For Cat and Johnny, they always knew they were singers.
Are you from a musical or artistic family?
We all come from musical backgrounds. Ken learned piano and played drums in high school because his dad had a drum kit. Johnny was raised with music as long as he can remember. His dad is a jazz trombonist.
We all come from musical backgrounds.
Cat grew up with this passion to make music that, as a kid, far outweighed her skills at the time. We all had this desire from the beginning.
Who inspired you to be a part of the music industry?
I’m not sure we want to be part of the industry, but we want to make music and the music industry is a necessary evil in achieving that.
How did you learn to sing/write/to play?
Ken will let everyone know when he learns to play an instrument well. Cat and Johnny were singing from the time they could talk. Cat took years of piano and flute lessons, and has dabbled in guitar, ukelele and drums, with varying degrees of success.
What was the first concert that you ever went to and who did you see perform?
Ken’s first concert was The Monkees. He also saw Yes and Whitesnake the same month. Cat’s first concert as a child was the Beach Boys during their “Kokomo” era. It was just OK.
How could you describe your music?
Nostalgic electro pop.
Describe your creative process.
Ken often writes a demo, a piece of music and shares it with Cat or Johnny, depending on whose voice he starts to hear as he was recording. From there, they write lyrics. Then we record them and rearrange the music or re-record the music, or keep a 4 bar loop, or start over. There are lots of dark nights of the soul. Then eventually there is a song.
What is your main inspiration?
Fear of death. That, and the desire for more fancy candles.
What musician do you admire most and why?
Thom Yorke for his voice, the 1975 for the WTF-ness, and Trent Reznor for his intelligence.
Did your style evolve since the beginning of your career?
Occurrence was far more experimental when we started, less song-based in the beginning. But as we have developed into more of a band, we moved towards making more accessible songs.
While keeping our weird edge. What’s great is that Ken’s demos always push Cat and Johnny to redefine what a melody can be, which makes for some really interesting pieces.
Who do you see as your main competitor?
Ourselves.
What are your interests outside of music?
Ken writes plays. Cat writes and does voiceovers.. Johnny explores his love of improvisational dance.
If it wasn’t a music career, what would you be doing?
Wait, this is a career?
What is the biggest problem you have encountered in the journey of music?
Too much noise, hard to be heard.
If you could change one thing in the music industry, what would it be?
The exploitation of artists. But that’s always been true..
Why did you choose this as the title of this project?
The new album is called SLOW VIOLENCE. The title comes from a book by Rob Nixon. He defines slow violence as “a violence that occurs gradually and out of sight, a violence of delayed destruction that is dispersed over space and time, an attritional violence that is typically not viewed as violence at all.”
Though Nixon is talking about environmental destruction, we thought of it as an apt metaphor for our lives, the small and slow destructive events that make us who we are.
What are your plans for the coming months?
We will be releasing more singles, then the album drops on April 7th.
Do you have any artistic collaboration plans
We are collaborating with Dan Safer on a dance theater piece inspired by our new album that opens at MIT the same weekend as our album release. It is set in a series of hotel rooms. There will be bad paintings.
What message would you like to give to your fans?
We are so lucky to have people that care about our music. We are forever grateful.
Glimmer EP is the first release produced by the band “The House Flies”, the Ep has a total of 4 songs which spans over 16 minutes 45 secs. Glimmer EP is a side project of the members of the grunge metal act, Murnau.
This project is to pave way for their upcoming full-length album, which the band is working. Glimmer Ep is a collection of post punk, gothic, shoegaze, metal, it is surprising the band can group all these genres and put them together to form a masterpiece.
The four songs on the EP are psychedelic, playing a loud and atmospheric mixture of post punk and grunge metal.
grazed with melancholy lyrics accompanied with riff raff guitars. The House Flies take influence from goth and death rock legends. Bass and drum driven with plenty of atmosphere.
The EP was inspired by 80’s post punk music, the track Sequin is a reworking of a song Alex wrote nearly 20 years ago for the band Far From Words. All the songs were recorded in Alex’s basement, mixed by RossMixes and mastered by Golden Mastering.
“The House Flies have a vision and this EP, Glimmer, is that vision distilled down into four tracks. As we continue the project and begin writing our first full-length, these initial recordings will guide us and be elaborated on as we take the project further into new directions. I don’t know the details of what kinds of music different insects like, but I think there’s a few flies out there who would give this album a spin.” – Alex Riggen
Singing and speaking in English, French, and Arabic,Sabrina Bellaouel taps into myriad influences: from religion to spirituality, astrology to club culture, romance, the body, and self love. Creating a balance between places, identities, and sounds is a huge part of the charm of Al Hadr.
Trust is the 11th song off her upcoming debut album which is expected to be released on March 3rd, 2023. The trust storyline was taken from the story of Aladdin and Princess Jasmine, Sabrina took a portion of the movie, that carried a lot of lessons and carefully put them into a song and graced it with her soothing voice.
Being the only Arab princess in all of Disney, I wanted to change the scenario. There’s this great scene where Al reaches out to her and says, “Do you trust me? In my script, she doesn’t trust anyone. The character of Jasmine is interesting to me because she is fighting against some of the traditions of a society that is limiting for women of that time. She wants to be heard, not just seen. She has the makings of a sultana in her own right. Says Sabrina
— Al Hadr, a 13-track album featuring collaborations with dance producer Basile 3, experimental club DJ and writer Crystallmess, jazz musician Monomite, and pop singer Bonnie Banane, is the French-Algerian producer and vocalist’s unique style of electronic R&B.
Sohne Mannheims Releases Captivating Visuals For Keine Eile
Instead of depending on autotune gimmicks, the new SÖHNE MANNHEIMS developed their own sound and are reinventing the future with multi-voice soul vocals evocative of the Motown era. This classic and independent pop idea is appealing, feels powerful, and is festival-worthy.
The iconic german Pop-Band are not chasing trends, but rather defining their own sound and going full force with what they do best: making great music, making their own rules and living by their own rhythm.
In “Keine Eile,” each singer performs his own verse, with voices merging in the chorus to create the characteristic SÖHNE MANNHEIMS wall of sound that makes the single a one-of-a-kind in the current pop landscape.
The iconic, multi-voiced singing of the SÖHNE MANNHEIMS is prominent, harmonious, unique, and unmistakable. Dominic Sanz, Karim Amun, Michael Klimas, and Giuseppe “Gastone” Porrello each possess a great voice and bring their own tone and style to the table.
The release of their long-awaited seventh studio album is scheduled for 2023 and the new single showcases what sets this band apart from others. The SÖHNE MANNHEIMS are in no hurry just like the title of their latest song.
Born Alexander Kiremire who performs under the moniker Proklaim is a rapper and lyricist who hails from Namibia which is located the southern part of Africa. After college he felt the desperate need showcase his talent to the world, so he decided to share this talent by putting his thoughts into a song.
Over the years Proklaim has proved he is one of the best to ever do hiphop, and rarely do hear a rapper who rubs shoulders with the likes of Tupac, Biggie, Jay-Z, Big Pu, Nas Lauryn hill.
Although professionally Prokliam started making music recently, he poses as a threat to OG’s, and if he continues on this path it is assured he is going to be one of the names that comes to mind when you mention hip-hop.
His song Runnin is a prove of his, prefect delivery, rhyming, storyline,breathe control, Bars, Proklaim nailed all this in the song and topped it up with some tongue twisting.
One of the distinctive lyrics “gotta find your way this world is full of hatred, this world is full of fakers” summarizes the intentions behind the song Runnin, it talks about been weary in your surroundings, been aware you are surrounded by haters who would take the available chance to ruin your life.
Listen to Runnin to experience all this for yourself.
Kelvin Kay Unveils A Powerful Live Rendition Of Hit Song 'Black African Girl’
Kelvin Kay is excited to announce the release of his new live recorded song, ‘Black African Girl (Live)’. The song features a beautiful combination of piano and cello, accompanied by euphonious male vocals that will take listeners on a soulful journey.
Kelvin Kay’s powerful heartfelt vocals combined with Gomezbeatx’s unique style of playing the piano create a beautiful and captivating melody that is sure to resonate with listeners. The rich and deep sound of the cello adds an extra layer of emotion to the song, making it a truly emotive experience.
“I am thrilled to share this song with the world”, said Kelvin Kay. “It has been an honour to add my voice to those already championing the cause. Black women have historically been underrepresented and misrepresented in Western media. In recent years, there has been a growing movement among black women to challenge these norms and push for a more accurate and diverse portrayal of blackness in the media. This includes celebrating and showcasing various shades of blackness, natural hair textures and diverse body types, as well as highlighting the unique experiences and perspectives of black women. These efforts aim to combat harmful stereotypes and promote self-love and acceptance within the black community. I believe that it will connect with listeners on a deep emotional level and I can’t wait for people to hear it”.
Black African Girl (Live) is now available on all streaming platforms here
Singer and songwriter, Kelvin Kay is a Ghanaian artist born and raised in Accra, Ghana. Majoring in Afro-fusion and RnB, Kelvin Kay’s influences range across multiple genres from global artists like August Alsina, Sarkodie, John Legend, Wizkid and Chris Brown. Kelvin Kay is Inspired by his surroundings and personal life experiences which he pens into songs, often exploring the subjects of love, romance, life, and everything in between. His captivating voice, melodies and lyrics create a delightful cocktail of sounds that will take you on an unforgettable journey.
Working tirelessly to hone his craft, he aims to be one of the biggest musical exports from Ghana and has a strong conviction that his debut EP “Bona Fide Lover” which will be released this year will catapult him onto that trajectory.
For more information, please contact truuindenation@gmail.com
This new song by MIIA is, as the title suggests, very honest and authentic. You can argue about it after your first listen.
The powerful intonation of her vocals swiftly attracts you into her thoughts in the new song “OXIDE,” which bridges the gap between her past and now.
She creates such an atmosphere around the song that you can completely immerse yourself in it. Her feelings are palpable, and the way she expresses herself makes the song noteworthy.
According to her, “I wrote “Oxide” in the winter, up in the mountains of Norway; my favorite place on earth. Where I feel most at home. At that point, after a year of therapy and hibernation, I was at a very peaceful point in my healing process. I was finally able to write about something that had weighed on me for a long time. I love my father, more than I think he or anyone else will ever understand. But, relationships are complex. This song is the voice of my inner child. She used to have no voice at all. I had to write this song for her. Though I have said these words before, time and time again, the hurt never truly went away. So I had to write them down. My biggest hope (because there is hope!) is that hurt can, through honesty, become healing.”
The song has a very high replay value and features melodic chords, glittering synths, and emotion-charged voices that fly triumphantly over the moving beat.
This demonstrates how much she enjoys composing music because her writing style and flexibility with ideas are on prominent display in this song.
She excels throughout the four-minute song, displaying a strong feeling of outstanding musicianship and contentment.
The Norwegian singer clearly embodies the mindset of seeking accomplishment and the desire for something greater which is the feeling of optimism.
Kovacs Demonstrates She Is A "Child of Sin" On New Album
Currently, she is at the top when it comes to enlisting amazing and compelling artists that create the best songs.
Why compile such a list without including Kovacs? Her voice and the enthusiasm it transmits are wonderful, and we strongly suggest it.
To demonstrate this and more, she has released her latest track “Child of Sin,” which is taken from her newest album of the same name.
The album’s title track, “Child of Sin,” includes Till Lindemann. The song has a lot of variety, which is very powerful and efficient.
Every piece provided hurdles in terms of vocals both highs and lows, but the outcomes are spectacular, unquestionably the album’s centerpiece.
Talking of the creative process while making the song, Kovacs says “During the writing of “Child of Sin,” I immediately thought of Till, I wanted it to be a duet. The message is loud and clear, because you seldom hear a male and a female voice team up to bring a story to a song. We shot the video in November 2022 and that was the icing on the cake! Working with Till was a learning process for me, I feasted my eyes on every detail. A huge-ass set, 30 people working on a big short film. People really seem to believe in the song, the collaboration, and the message. It seems to touch them, which delights me to no end.”
It is really impassioned to listen to, and she remains loyal to herself throughout the album in her goal to have fans ride along with her.
You also get to comprehend her emotions and sentiments as she once again succeeds in making you want to listen to her.
vara Drops Deep And Reflective New Single "paranoia"
Again, music should feel this relevant and real, and vara does just that with her latest hit which is now available everywhere.
The new song, “paranoia,” featured the young and gifted singer delivering an amazing performance with each phrase she sang.
“paranoia,” which is both sensitive and pleasantly contemplative, brings a fragility yet to be seen by the young artist, carrying topics such as despair and realistic struggles with one’s psychological health.
vara’s voice and technique in the song contain a lot of sensations and emotions that will keep you hooked. You can’t say otherwise!
The way she conveys her views and ideas makes the song addictive, as she masters each lyric and emphasizes each one.
She speaks about topics that many singers avoid, and this is what sets her apart from her colleagues. She is that skilled at her craft.
Narratives of forbidden love and mental health difficulties are what draw fans to the young musician because of her genuine and sympathetic approach.
She clearly learns from the greatest, such as Taylor Swift, and musical influences such as Lana Del Rey, MARINA, and Billie Eilish inspire her greatly.
Listen to the song below and enjoy the accompanying music video. Follow her on Instagram.
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.
