Andrew Southworth Drops "Collide" Off 5th Album "Doublethink"
American singer and producer Andrew Southworth has finally let loose his 5th studio album “Doublethink” and “Collide” is the 13th song off the project.
A lot of time and work has gone into this album as he spent about 2 years to have this project completed and has been able to garner over 1.2 million streams on Spotify.
The 19-track album seeks to take listeners through motivational words for their dreams gloomy fiction and depressing actual experiences, to life lessons learned after a decade of ‘adulting,’ which shows there’s something for everyone.
The Massachusetts producer does extraordinarily well on this one. We can attest to the fact that the best things usually take time. Get to appreciate this one!
Doublethink features everything from devastating future bass drops to pop songs that stick in your brain, ethereal synth passages, and grungy rock vocals.
His YouTube channel, which focuses on screaming lessons, voice lessons, music covers, software tutorials, and guitar lessons, is his most well-known.
Follow him on social media via @andrew.southworth on Instagram and @andrewsouthworthmusic on Facebook.
Preethevibes Is Serving Us Lots Of "Winter Love" With Onyi Awani
Winter is going to feel lovely and sweet with Preethevibes are giving listeners lots of love on their new single “Winter Love” which features Onyi Awani.
The song which has a bit of everything including Afro-fusion, Afro-beat and Dancehall is certainly one that will keep you moving your body to the rhythm.
‘Winter Love’ is a dance-friendly duet that tells the narrative of a love struggle. The feminine perspective is represented by Onyi Awani who appeals to her male counterpart MILIO of Preethevibes for a reasonable approach to their profound conflicts as the winter cold plays an important part.
You surely won’t get enough of it after your very first listen and trust me when I say it is a jam and a banger for ages.
The New York City-based Afro-Dancehall group ensemble, formally established in 2017 after PARA, MILIO, Jus-Q, and KNGLVN spent several years in NYC’s open mics and cyphers creating their trademark Afro-Dancehall sound.
For Preethevibes as an independent artist, $PREE is a huge move forward into the current music industry realm, with goals set high on success by building a new innovative avenue for fan connection and growing their identity.
Listen to the song below and enjoy the visuals as well shot and edited by PDW Media. Follow them on social media via @preethevibes on all platforms.
Nigerian musician, Princess Ella has finally dished out this highly-anticipated single she calls “In My Feelings”.
It is actually a love song and when it comes to matters of the heart, you need to be very passionate about how you approach it and Princess delivered it perfectly.
The song written by herself saw her giving listeners a moment of bliss and it is everything you actually desire.
Princess Onor Alofoje was born into a musical family and created her first song at the age of ten, which she sang at a family gathering. Princess OnorElla spent her adolescent years singing in the church choir before attending university to study.
So at age of 13, Princess OnorElla decided to record in the studio with her older brother, who is also a rapper. She is a pianist, guitarist, and drummer.
OnorElla’s purpose is to disseminate good varied music over the world while inspiring people to follow their aspirations.
Listen to the song below and follow her on social media via @princessella4 on Instagram and @princessonorella on Twitter.
Maya Yenn is a singer-songwriter-producer located in the United Kingdom. Her haunting first album was a huge hit, and now she’s back with a sultry new album of glitchy electropop, this time with a darker subject matter.
What follows is an exclusive interview with Maya in which she divulges all the details regarding her most recent work ‘How Much Sadness You Can Swallow?’
What is your real name?
Maya Yenn
What’s your official showbiz name?
Maya Yenn
How did you get into music?
My Mum bought this very old and rickety second-hand piano when I was a kid, and before I knew the first thing about music theory or how notes worked, I was spending hours coming up with little compositions and songs. I just loved the language music gave me to express thoughts and ideas. I think that’s what’s amazing about music, to me, it’s just emotion plus magic.
In terms of my producer journey, I started producing songs on Audacity (which is a really basic program you can download for free) when I was 15 and have slowly upgraded from there. Now I have a full home studio! Producing is another level of magic for me, I’m constantly impressed with how one small production choice can completely transform a song.
What field or genre are you into, and how would you describe it?
I listen to lots of different types of music, and people are always surprised when I say I have a real soft spot for rap, I just love how playful it can be! But I’d say the music I’ve made so far is in the alt-pop sphere. I think there are shades of R&B in there, and maybe a bit of dream pop and dark pop. My main influences definitely come from alt-pop, R&B, and indie, although there are others.
What was your first project, and the people you worked with, and which year?
My first single, “Tiptoe,” came out last year (2021) and started as a spooky beat I made for TikTok. It went semi-viral, and I ended up writing, producing, and engineering the full song myself.
I think I wanted to prove to myself that I could do it, but now that I’ve done that, I’m really excited to work with other people. I started collaborating with another producer on “How Much Sadness Can You Swallow?” And we’ve continued to work on tracks together following that. It’s been such a great experience and has made me really excited to collaborate with other artists too.
Who or what inspires or motivates you? And why?
I find if I sit down to make a song that sounds like something specific, it won’t happen. Usually, I have a story or image in mind when I’m writing, and then I build the rest of the song from there.
I’ve written songs inspired by nightmares I’ve had and invented characters and stories. That’s why reading a lot of books, watching films, theatre, poetry, and music definitely helps with songwriting!
Do you have any role models you admire? Why with the reason(s)?
I’m a huge fan of FKA Twigs. She also came from a really rural part of the country (she’s from Gloucestershire, and I’m from Staffordshire) and moved to London to pursue her creativity.
I know this term is overused these days, but twigs are a true icon. She always has complete artistic integrity, and her vision and dedication to her creativity are staggering. She’s been through some really difficult experiences but still shows up and creates something beautiful. I’ve honestly got nothing but admiration for her! She’s just incredible.
What do you look out for in this line of business?
I really want to collaborate more with other artists. Working alongside Michelangelo on the production of “How Much Sadness Can You Swallow?” has been so artistically fulfilling, so it would be really exciting to get to work on more collaborative projects. I’ve done a couple of remixes for people (unreleased for now) but it was some of the most fun I think I’ve ever had in the studio!
Maya Yenn
What are some of the challenges you face in your career path?
Definitely having to be your own cheerleader. I don’t have a big team around me, which on one hand is great because I have creative control of everything I make, but it also means I need to make everything happen myself. So it takes a lot of time and energy to get all the elements of a project ready.
I work on every aspect of what I put out myself, I write and direct my own music videos, write and co-produce my own songs, curate the cover art etc. I’m very thankful when I can get help with those things, not least of all with my partner and long-time creative collaborator, James. He’s taken every photograph and shot every music video you see, and so much more behind the scenes. There is so much that just wouldn’t exist without him!
There are currently only 2% of credited producers that identify as female or non-binary and I feel that acutely as a female producer. It can be hard to be taken seriously or seen as competent as my male counterparts and I often feel the need to work even harder to prove I’m just as good and it’s pretty exhausting. I just need to remind myself I’m here because I love making music, and it’s as simple as that – forget the rest!
How do you feel the Internet has impacted the music business?
I definitely owe any success I’ve had to the internet. I started putting out music during the pandemic so getting the word out on the internet was the only way I could get anyone to hear it.
I think like pretty much everything, the industry had to adapt to an online-only world during this time and a lot of that is here to stay. Honestly, I think it’s really exciting. Social media platforms like TikTok are really levelling the playing field when it comes to new artists finding their audience and that can only be a good thing.
Do you have any advice for aspiring songwriters?
Everyone says to just keep writing, which is definitely good advice, but it’s also really important to keep listening, watching, and absorbing. I always read poetry before I set out to write music for example. Go see films, theatre, live music, and art galleries, and read books and poetry, you’ll be surprised what inspires you!
And if you’re an anxious person like me and the thought of writing an entire song feels too daunting, just write a stream of consciousness and see what comes out. When I free-write like that I usually find about 70% of what I come up with can be developed into lyrics for a song.
What is your current project about?
My latest single, “How Much Sadness Can You Swallow?” was actually inspired by a nightmare I had years ago where I woke up in this old house and couldn’t remember who I was or why I was there.
I was banging on doors and windows to try and escape but nobody could hear me and I realised I was in a hellscape living the same day over and over again, my memories wiped overnight. It was completely terrifying! I had to write about it just to get it out of my system.
The music video, which premieres on YouTube on Friday 18th March, follows the story of a woman hell-bent on ending an alien invasion as she sprints through the English countryside towards a crash site where something strange has fallen to earth. Struggling to resist an onslaught of psionic weaponry as her reality is distorted and her memory is eroded, she eventually arrives at a mysterious object that has appeared on the horizon.
I’m a huge fan of sci-fi for its uncanny ability to pull our own humanity into sharp focus in this icy, delicate way like no other genre can and the music video for “How Much Sadness Can You Swallow?” is very much a love letter to sci-fi cinema. I really wanted to get the details right so even though it took some time to make and get right I really hope it’s worth the wait!
What are your hobbies?
Honestly, pretty much all my free time revolves around music, but I literally just finished baking some cookies though so there’s that! I do love illustration and used to want to be a children’s book illustrator when I was a kid. I think if I wasn’t a musician I’d be a visual artist of some kind.
What do you do aside from this profession?
I actually work in a law firm! Everyone is always surprised to hear that but it’s genuinely a really nice place to work and everyone there is incredibly supportive of my music. I’m very lucky to have that.
What is one message you would give to your fans?
Thank you so much for the support, kind messages, artwork and joy you bring to the often lonely process of recording music alone in my room! I can’t tell you how meaningful it is to get that kind of feedback and encouragement. It’s a fast-moving world so the fact that anyone is willing to take time out to listen to a song I’ve made or a music video I’ve worked on is wonderful and so appreciated.
Tedy Overcomes His Fears In New Single "I Wanted My Heart To Break"
During the darkest times of everyone’s life, there is always something that can serve as a guiding light and help them pull through. There is no telling what it could be.
Tedy’s new single, “I Wanted My Heart to Break,” in which he recounts the same scenario as in his previous work, demonstrates how far he has progressed in the realm of music.
The singer, who is based in Toronto, mixes a sharp pop sensibility with enticing choruses and contemplative lyrics in order to investigate topics such as desire, solitude, identity, and growth.
Not only do his vocals have a calming effect, but the way he delivers them is also highly musical. You get a sense of the link between his feelings and the song from listening to it.
The song provided Ted Andreville with the courage and strength he needed to keep going, despite the fact that he was in a depressed state at the time.
This song assisted him in overcoming his hesitation when it came to composing duets. As a result, he was able to put himself out there and truly define who he is.
You may follow him on social media by using the handle @iemtedy on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Below is the song for you to listen to.
ST3PH Labels New Single "Chariot (I'm Gonna Leave You)"
Talented London-based musician and producer, ST3PH is finally out with his newest single tagged “Chariot (I’m Gonna Leave You).
On this new single, ST3PH raps about bidding you farewell, and even with that he leaves with peace, love, and guidance. It is the lead song off his TRIME 2 EP.
TRIME is a unique and groundbreaking production informed by a wide range of musical genres, including reggae, hip hop, garage, grime, and trap.
His flow and delivery in this song are exceptional and he does well with how he carries the message in the song and it is very clear. The chorus by Monique Music is also very appealing to listen to.
ST3PH, a multi-talented London-born musician and producer, is ready to create waves throughout the world with his distinctive delivery, innovative lyrics, and intriguing beats.
ST3PH’s links to his culture, along with a plethora of life events, can be heard pulsating through his music, having grown up in London with a history of Jamaican and Mauritian history.
Lyrically inclined Manchester-based rapper, Aitch is here with his newest single “Baby” which is a sample of Ashanti’s hit single “Rock With U”
The rapper lays very captivating and well-structured lyrics which makes the song sound very good. It gives chills actually.
How he adds twists to it and displays a great sense of superb musicianship makes him amazing.
Aitch follows up with a music video with Chicken Shop Date’s Amelia Dimoldenberg who makes a surprise appearance in the song’s video, bringing their growing relationship stateside.
Aitch emerges from lockdown tensed like a spring, ready to conquer the world and solidify his place as a significant musical force.
Not only in the United Kingdom but all across the world. Let us be clear: Aitch’s ambitions are broader than the UK scene; they are worldwide.
Amwin Bounces Back To The Music Scenes With “Friends, Right?”
After such a while, Swedish singer, Amwin has decided to break her long silence with this new single “Friends, Right?”
The song is a sheared, melodic, acoustic song about when a friendship becomes something more.
Written by Amanda Winberg, Fanny Hultman, and Fanny Arnesson, she addresses an ambiguous message about exposing one’s heart without realizing if love would be returned, and with friendship on the line not to forget production credits to Kerstin Ljungström and Simon Superti.
AMWIN found her artistic inclination and love of music as a child growing up in Gothenburg, when she was captivated with highly and quirky stars like Missy Elliott and Sinead O’Connor.
Other fascinating facts are that she got a position on Swedish Idol at the age of 18, which led to her contracting soon after.
She’s adopted a distinctive identity perspective to every element of her work since beginning her music career, including designing her videos.
Get interactive with her on social media via @amwinmusic on Facebook and Instagram.
Sensational Austrian singer, Eli Preiss has unleashed her newest single dubbed “Endboss” off her debut album “LVL UP” which will be released later in June.
On a pounding 2-step instrumental by prodbypengg, the Viennese flips role clichés inverted and sings about the important subjects in an honestly carefree style in the song.
There is a free visual crack for the song video which is evocative of great gaming classics such as Street Fighter and blends in flawlessly with the album’s entire audio-visual idea.
She delivers very soothing mesmerizing vocals. The control Eli has over her voice is simply impressive and outstanding.
Eli Preiss is a Viennese musician to watch, having just signed to MOM I MADE IT, a Universal Music Austria sublabel.
The 22-year-old Viennese singer with Bulgarian roots has shown her talent and distinctive style with three self-released EPs and a position as Radio FM4’s Soundpark Act Of The Month in January 2021.
Her sound is a blend of RNB, modern pop, and rap, and she sings in both English and German. In May 2021, she released her new single “Danke Mami,” an ode for all moms and daughters. There’s a lot more to come.
Listen to the song and watch the video as well. Follow her on social media via @elipreiss911 on Instagram.
Anjali Asha Conveys Her Emotions Perfectly On "Doomsday"
American singer, Anjali Asha has finally come out with her latest single labeled “Doomsday” off her album with the same name “Doomsday” where she explores anxiety, despair, addiction, terrible friends, destiny etc.
Indo-Fijian/Mexican-American singer displays an interesting character in this new song powered by a rhythm that is both varied and focused.
Sharing her thoughts on the song she says, “I needed to show people their lowest moment doesn’t define them, but their reaction to it does.”
She adds that Doomsday “is about being so consumed in fear that it feels the world is going to end.”
The vocalist takes away her flaws with skill on her new album, infusing her revelations with sophisticated humor and a well-chosen subject.
This is one project you should pay attention to as it is very relatable to each and every person. Make it yours!
Taking you through her journey, Anjali had recently survived a vehicle accident in which her face had been smashed in and torn from her skull due to a drunk driver.
She was left with a LeFort II fracture, a ripped upper lip, a lacerated forehead, chronic nerve damage, and unable to breathe correctly. She was informed she would never be able to sing again since her top jaw, nose, and cheekbones were fractured.
Eventually, she was able to conquer and get through all of these, and guess what., she is back with a full bang. Get to appreciate the song below and follow her on social media via @anjaliasha on Twitter and @anjaliasha_ on Instagram.
Celina Wolfe Has Nothing To Do With "Counterfeit Love"
All we seek and need is True Love hence, Canadian singer, Celina Wolfe is making it clear she doesn’t want any “Counterfeit Love”.
“Counterfeit Love” is Celina’s second single off her debut EP expected to be released later this year. You should actually look forward to that.
She sings about her bad experience when it comes to love and she sounds very emotional yet passionate about it in this song. She conveys her emotions very well through her lyrics which makes it beautiful.
Speaking on the song she says, “so instead, I relied on external qualities and a carefully constructed personality to build an illusion that I hoped would keep the other person around. I often felt like I was selling a fake version of myself.
“I think the lyrics describe the moment when I realized how unbearable the feelings of emptiness and inauthenticity were. I knew I had to let go of this character I had created. And he was douche anyways”.
The song’s string arrangements are delicate and lovely, and they do an excellent job of complimenting her vocals as she draws inspiration from singers like Adele and Olivia Rodrigo.
She doesn’t seem to be backing down anytime soon as she is destined for greatness and to be the biggest singer she could ever be.
Joanna DeGrace Is Looking Through The "Hourglass" On This New Single
In this new track, Joanna DeGrace sings about going through the tough times and the worst periods of life, which is something that everyone goes through in some form or another.
The song “Hourglass” is designed to reflect Joanna’s irritation as she navigates the difficulties associated with abandoning the religious ideology she was raised in, as well as her search for solace and tranquility amid the uncertainties associated with the stage of life she is currently prospering in.
The singer, entrepreneur, and nurse from Montreal put a lot of energy and passion into this song, which demonstrates the artist’s full dynamic potential. She is able to convey a lot of emotion through her singing, which is extremely impressive.
Her creative therapy has been poetry and songs, which have helped her speak a maelstrom of emotions as she has dismantled certainties based on a religious system and begun a new spiritual journey full of questions and wonder. Her creative therapy has been poetry and songs.
Her sound may be described as folk-Americana, and artists such as Kacey Musgraves, Taylor Swift, The Civil Wars, and Noah Gundersen are some of her primary musical influences.
She has much more to give to the world in terms of her musical contributions.
You can listen to the song below, and you can follow her on Facebook and Instagram by searching for @joannadegrace.
Mellow Racz Is Dominating The Music Scenes With "What I Want"
Legendary American rapper, Lil Wayne has finally introduced his newest signee and it is in the person Mellow Racz. She is out with her song dubbed “What I Want”.
The Broward County rapper’s lyrical intensity, enticing rhythms, and flair for sheer fire are all showcased in the single and she displays great artistry.
She follows up with a captivating music video that starred her label boss Lil Wayne who helped with the song’s hook. You should definitely catch a glimpse of the visuals.
Carved in the heat of hardship and refined by talent, potential, hard work, and a frankly fascinating sense of fun, the Broward County rapper created her own tight and captivating style.
She has received co-signs and applause from top rappers like Gunna, Young Thug, Kodak with the latest being Lil Wayne who later signed her to his label Young Money Entertainment.
Mellow just got started and you are just yet to get blown away by what is about to do. Anticipate it! Listen to the song below and enjoy the visuals as well.
Fast-rising Jamaican artiste, Jada Kingdom has unleashed this new song she labels “Dicmatized”.
With this song, Jada alternates between sultry tropical beats and breezy R&B as she lures with a seductive flow and filthy refrain. You simply can’t get enough of her after your very first listen.
The song comes with a music video as well specially made for your viewing pleasure. Such a colorful and eye-catching video.
Jada Kingdom, a Jamaican-born musician, model, and designer, combines elements of contemplation, sensuality, and strength with dancehall, R&B, pop, and jazz.
Jada began writing poems at the age of eight and was influenced musically by Nina Simone, Diana King, Sade, Minnie Ripperton, and Amy Winehouse.
She has an album coming out soon where GRAMMY Award-nominated singer, songwriter, and producer Verse Simmonds is the executive producer. She is currently signed on to Republic Records.
She has garnered huge numbers on various digital music platforms and she has won the hearts of many and still going to win some more.
Listen to the song below and enjoy the music video as well.
Lerocque Takes A Deep Dive Into His New Song "Flatlined"
Switzerland-based singer, Lerocque has finally made loose his newest single tagged “Flatlined”
He puts himself in a very comprising situation where you feel you have met the best person for you but that is never the case.
The song seeks to express that life is a one-time experience and that time is extremely valuable. “Flatlined” talks about not clinging to something that is clearly fading away.
Lerocque was born Pedro Rodrigues in Portugal and moved to Switzerland with his parents in the 1990s.
Pedro gets his biggest motivation as a diver beneath the water, despite the fact that he would like to create his songs on one of Jupiter’s moons.
He’s enveloped not only by water and beautiful fish but also by melodic hooks in this sound-deafening atmosphere.
He and his producer Matthias Hillebrand-Gonzalez write those distinct and powerful tunes that everyone can relate to when they work together.
They narrate these tiny and large existence stories without ever being afraid to take off their pants. Listen to the song below and follow him on social media via @lecroquemusic on Twitter and Instagram.
R2Bees is a hip-hop and hip-life combo from Tema, Ghana, consisting of two cousins named Faisal Hakeem and Rashid Mugeez. R2Bees is known for its music in both genres.
They received a nomination at the 2013 BET Awards. Site 15 was the title of the band’s third studio album, which was released in March 2019.
Both were born and reared in Tema, which is located in Ghana, West Africa, and is located east of Accra, the nation’s capital city. While Paedae serves as the company’s CEO and leader, Mugeez is in charge of vocal performance for the band.
The two cousins, who have spent their whole lives together, have lived in the same home and gone to the same elementary, junior, and senior secondary schools in Tema. They have been close throughout their lives.
They got a head start on their career by competing for their school in rap competitions as well as interschool music competitions when they first began out. This resulted in them taking part in the well-known radio competition Kasahare, which they won the majority of and in which they also played at the majority of the events, so generating more buzz for them under their stage name at the time.
Camp Yard is one of the primary reasons why R2bees are regarded as legends in the Ghanaian music business. This is mostly due to the huge remarkable accomplishments that they have achieved.
In August of 2008, R2Bees released their first song, which was named “Yawa Gal.” The record was an immediate success. After that, they went on to release “I Dey Mad,” which quickly became the most popular song in Ghana. Unda Melodies were included in the song ‘I Dey Mad.’ The song spent many weeks at the top of the majority of the Ghanaian Radio Music Charts.
“Lobi” is the title of R2Bees’ first official single release for the year 2014. On September 25, 2014, the music video for the song with highlife influences was made available. Since its debut, the track has been played on the radio an incredible amount.
R2Bees often sing and rap in Pidgin, as well as their native tongue, Twi. R2bees is one of the most prominent artists in the Ghanaian hip-hop subgenre known as hiplife. Hiplife fuses rap with the sounds of highlife (an African kind of pop music) and reggae.
R2Bees was included on the list of the Top 13 African Celebrities to Watch in 2013 which was published by Forbes in 2012. R2Bees have had the honour of sharing the stage with renowned artists from across the world, such as Mario and J Holiday, two of the most successful R&B singers in the United States.
Rapper King Paluta, real name Thomas Adjei Wireko, grew up in the Kumasi neighbourhood of Atonsu Bokuro.
He was raised by a single mother, and thanks to her guidance, he has become a rap superstar.
King Paluta was signed to an unnamed record label in 2012. Before that, he had worked for a number of other companies. A lot was promised to Thomas by this label with sugar-coated lips.
It was sometime in 2004 that he released his first demo. In addition, he was unable to record any new tracks until 2008, which is over four years after he had previously been able to do so due to financial restrictions.
That is when he first came into contact with Abismall and Owuraku (Phills Bright). These two individuals first provided him with studio exposure. They offered him the opportunity to make a guest appearance on one of their songs.
But despite how serious he is, he never let his nightmares put him to sleep. The King participated in street rap battles beginning in 2007 and continuing until 2011. After knocking people down with his poetic punches over and over again, he got a lot of attention because of it. The most positive aspect of it is that he will take your supporters as well as the money that is at risk.
Pages Burner, who is now known as Amerado, Paluta Tawiah, who is now known as King Paluta, and Phaize Gh are the three artists that comprised the rap trio 3XP. King Paluta, along with two other men who were also involved in rapping, devised the name of the group.
The band broke up because of disagreements between its members, but its members went on to have successful solo careers after its short existence.
Let’s skip forward, In 2016, the two of them realized that they might be of assistance to one another, and that’s when they introduced themselves to one another.
Due to his dedication and perseverance, NKZ Music Boss Nana Yaw Maradona took notice of him (Guru). After some time, he became a member of the NKZ Music group and released his first tune after becoming a member of the label.
After a few years, for reasons having to do with his health as well as other personal reasons that cannot be discussed, he once again severed his ties with the NKZ.
He then moved on to pursue a career as an independent artist, which turned out to be the best choice he has ever made.
Drew Schueler Follows Up His Previous Single With "I'd Be Lying"
Drew Schueler seems to be telling a story with his songs as he follows up with “I’d Be Lying” right after his previous release “To Know I Hurt You”.
In this song, Drew talks about moments when the worst people’s finest qualities may be overlooked and it’s obvious that it was incorrect, yet you can still recall when it seemed right.
We all get ourselves in such situations hence, Drew solely decided to make this beautiful and feel-good pop song for you which carries great passion and control.
Drew Schueler, like Lauv, Justin Bieber, and LANY, is a master at generating distinctive yet recognizable songs consisting of bright vocals and melodies, electro-pop synth textures, electric guitar, and calculated beats.
Schueler works out of his Nashville studio as a songwriter, instrumentalist, and producer, in addition to his developing artiste career.
Listen to the song below and follow him on social media via @drewschueler on all platforms.
Alesia Lani Teaches Self Worth On New Song “I Don’t Mind”
Outstanding American singer, Alesia Lani preaches self-worth in this new song she calls “I Don’t Mind” and on this tune, she makes it clear that no one should “waste her time”
Producer QB Smith crafts a rhythm ambiance with a bold percussive stride, sugary bassline, and snappy guitar fretting.
Lani uses her stunning vocal abilities to great effect, ranging between gruff choral yells, exuberant hip-hop flows, melancholy vocal streaks, and adorable spoken poetry which simply makes her very unique.
The song also comes with a video that took inspiration from the 1970s leaving you feeling nostalgic. The video, however, was directed by Seven the Shooter shot in Los Angeles. You will certainly enjoy the visuals for this song.
Alesia Lani grew up in Austin, Texas, after being born in the Midwest. She recognized her inherent abilities in composing, singing, and literature at a young age.
Due to hard work and consistency, Alesia has been able to bag awards such as the Austin Hip-Hop Awards for “Best R&B Artist” and has been in the top ten for “Best Female Vocalist” of the Austin Music Awards.
Listen to the song below and follow her on social media via @alesialani on Twitter and Facebook and @alesialanimusic on Instagram
Jack Harlow Puts Himself In “First Class” On This New Song
Sensational American rapper, Jack Harlow has immersed himself in a totally new era with this new single tagged “First Class”.
This new single is the rapper’s second one off his latest studio album “Come Home The Kids Miss You” which saw Jack sampling Fergie’s classic 2006 hit, “Glamorous”.
Jack teased a teaser of the song from the studio, and it has already become a viral trend on Tik Tok days. It is the new hit!
Jack Harlow raps with old-school passion and raw individualism, flaunting elegant flows, quick wordplay, surprising rhyme schemes, and immense desire.
Harlow broke into the rap scene with a pair of fan-favorite indie mixtapes, 18 [2016] and Gazebo [2017], before going on to headline his first tour and perform at festivals.
Listen to the song below and follow him on social media via @jackharlow on Instagram and Twitter.
Nia, a British-Congolese singer and songwriter, recently released her fresh new single “Dreaming,” which is taken from her debut extended play (EP) named “My Diary.”
When you want something but know you have to wait for it to come to you, you talk about that experience in your dreams.
She also makes reference to a situation where a girl you don’t want to tell a guy you are interested until he makes that move and in instances where when you like a guy and he doesn’t know, you don’t also want to make him aware.
Nia is on par with Summer Walker, Brandy, Kehlani, and SZA in terms of talent. The native of Milton Kyenes creates music that speaks for itself.
Her songs are getting more intimate, almost as if she’s reading her journal aloud and she is a sight to behold.
Listen to the song below and follow her on social media via @iamnia_official
Sadie Nix Looking All Sassy On Her Debut Single “Taylor Case” (That Means You)
Sadie Nix is a rising star in the indie alternative pop genre. She was born and raised in Brighton, United Kingdom, which is home to a thriving music industry.
She has been writing and performing music for a long time, but she has only recently gotten back into it. As a result, she is having a significant influence on the music business.
Sadie’s early interest in writing songs and singing, along with her natural musical talent, made her a well-known figure in her home town’s music scene almost right away. Sadie’s life, however, took a turn in a different direction, and it wasn’t until very recently that she found the inspiration to go back into music and reestablish herself as a powerful musician.
Sadie has quickly become one of the most interesting new stars in the music industry because of her professional approach, self-assured demeanour, and distinctive point of view.
Her lyrics are honest and sincere, which sets her apart from other artists of her time and gives her music the depth that really connects with people. Her music is a reflection of who she is as a person.
Sadie’s music, which is based on the things she has seen and done in her life, is known for being flexible and open to a wide range of topics, themes, and messages. Sadie has a lifetime’s worth of experiences from which to draw.
Her music is both very personal and easy for many people to relate to, which makes her a strong competitor in the field of making music.
Sadie Nix is the solution for listeners who are looking for something more profound and authentic than what the present musical scene has to offer.
She provides a very genuine experience, and the music she creates is certain to move the hearts of anybody who gives it a listen because of the sincerity and beauty of the lyrics and melodies she crafts.
What is your real name?
Nichole McCulloch
What’s your official showbiz name?
Sadie Nix
How did you get into music?
I have always been into music since I was little, both writing and singing. The first band I was in when I was around 7, was with my friend, and we called it “Mixed Colors.” We used to dance and sing along to Janet Jackson and En Vouge, but funnily enough, we were never signed to a deal. However, it wasn’t until I was 33 that I picked up the guitar for the first time, and it wasn’t until a few years later that I really started to write again.
Sadie Nix Looking All Sassy On Her Debut Single “Taylor Case” (That Means You) (2)
What field or genre are you into, and how would you describe it?
I categorize music into two categories: music that moves and music that does not. and this will be different for everyone. When someone says they don’t like, for example, “country” music, I find it so hard to believe you can write off an entire genre of music. I want music to make me dance, cry, and get excited about going out, and if it does that, then it is good music for me. The great thing is that those feelings are different for everyone, which is the exciting part of the music.
Do you have any role models you admire? Why the reason(s)?
There are so many people out there doing amazing things, but women who are writing, producing, and owning their images really inspire me. Artists like Carly Pearce, Taylor Swift, and Phoebe Bridgers.
They are putting out songs that tell stories that mean something to their fans and themselves. Then looking to the past, women like Dolly Parton, Carole King, Blondie, Pattie Smith, Annie Lenox, and Madonna are examples of women who have paved the way.
What do you look out for in this line of business?
Authenticity is it for me.
What are some of the challenges you face in your career path?
The biggest challenge is having a full-time job in addition to putting out and marketing music. Unfortunately, independent artists have a hard time generating income in this climate, so in order to be able to put out my music, it is essential, at least for now, to be working.
The other thing is that marketing has changed so much. I am terrible at social media, and things like micro-content and Instagram marketing strategies take my time away from creating music.
How do you feel the Internet has impacted the music business?
I think it has had both a positive and negative impact. On the upside, more people are able to put out amazing music without having to have a deal or afford studio time, and that is amazing.
But about 60,000 songs are added to Spotify every day, making the competition tougher than ever. It has also made music easier to get rid of. The focus is on singles, not albums, short songs to fit TikTok; and the journey of discovering new artists is sometimes more focused on how many social media followers you have than on the quality of the music itself.
Do you have any advice for aspiring songwriters?
Just do it. The biggest thing I have struggled with. I’m still struggling with trying to write a perfect song, not just a song.
If you try to write a hit every time you sit down, you will never write. Write every day, even if it is bad, doesn’t make sense, or you don’t want anyone else to hear it. Perfection is not attainable, and thank God because perfect is boring!!
What is the topic of your current project?
I think this project is a reflection on previous relationships from when I was younger, thinking retrospectively about them with a more mature lens. I won’t lie, it isn’t the happiest of records, but in many ways, it is freeing because, when you are in the middle of these life events where you feel you can’t breathe and you will never surface for air, knowing that it will be ok in the end, allows a different perspective when you are writing.
What are your hobbies?
Funnily enough, I love going to gigs and listening to new artists. I also love sports, both playing and watching!
What do you do aside from this profession?
I run my own business as my full-time job and am a happy mother to three cats.
What is one message you would give to your fans?
“It’s never too late for now.” Sorry for the bad “30 Rock” reference. In all seriousness, the message is sound. I sat on my dream of writing and performing our music for nearly 25 years because I thought I hadn’t earned the right to do it or it was too late for me.
It took a global pandemic to wake me up, which is crazy. I hope that no matter what your dreams or desires in life are, it doesn’t take another global pandemic for you to realize them. Life is far too short to not do what makes you happy.
As a German-born singer/songwriter, Felicita Lu currently makes her home in Vienna, Austria. As a professional singer, she is 26 years old and has been in the business since she was 16.
Since the finals of the RTL talent show “Rising Star” in 2014 and the finals of the German preselection for the Eurovision Song Contest in 2017 and 2022, she has been working on and releasing her own original music. Both of these competitions took place in Germany.
When it comes to music in all of its genres, Felicia Lu is a multi-talented musician. She also sings, writes songs, and produces music, and she can play a number of instruments.
The young woman, who is now 26 years old, is a multi-talented musician who not only composes and performs her own music but also conceptualizes and visualizes it in her music videos and album cover art.
In addition to this, she creates her own works of art, dances, and can be seen participating in practically every artistic medium.
On Spotify alone, Felicia’s music has listened to more than 10 million times; already, her songs “Pay” and “Anxiety” both have more than a million listens. Her songs are also well-received on the radio.
In Austria, she gained power play on the biggest radio station in the nation, and her most recent hits, “Anxiety,” “In Your Hands,” and “Dear Karma,” were played on the top radio stations in Germany.
The lyrics of the song recount the narrative of a breakup between two people, in which one of them has been duped by the other, and the other is walking away from the relationship, “wishing them well,” which may be seen as a sort of sarcastic statement.
After having been performed in the German Eurovision preliminary, this is going to be the first release of the song.
Tristan Price Is “Closer” To You Than You Ever Thought
Minnesota-based singer and songwriter, Tristan Price has made his presence known with this new single tagged “Closer”.
The pop singer lays very soothing vocals on this tune which goes on to prove he is the best at what he does and makes him exceptional.
‘Closer,’ a romantic mid-tempo R&B narrative about connecting and dissolving anxieties and fears, is a comeback to Tristan’s R&B origins.
Born and bred in Minnesota, Tristan Price is a pop-R&B/Hip Hop performer and songwriter. Fans love his sincere style, which ranges from calm to up-tempo music that is sure to energise an audience, stir the crowd, charm the ladies, and give gentlemen an edge.
He’s played live with musicians and groups such as Tyga, Jacquees, Mindless Behavior, and others at a variety of significant events. Artists like Usher, New Edition, Baby Face, and 112 have influenced his career through their songs and triumphs.
Tristan Price has a fresh sound that has attracted a large number of admirers and new followers. His ambition is to be one of the top R&B artists in the world.
In his pursuit of what others say is unattainable as an artist, he aspires to have it all: a successful job, love, and celebrity. Follow him on @iamtristanprice
Fast-rising American rapper, Kur has announced his presence with this brand new single he calls “Road To Riches”.
Crisp synths sparkle through restless 808s on the tune as he fires off one rapid-fire bar after another before launching into the hook.
His charm, intensity, enthusiasm, and personality show through in the official video, confirming him as the city’s next rising star in the wings.
Kur’s lyrical prowess is absolutely remarkable which defines that indeed he is the best at what he does. You simply can’t dispute that!
He is skillful with this rap and he makes doing it very easy with his sense of rhythm, and sound science is commendable.
Kur rapidly established himself because to the high quality of tracks he was releasing over well-known rhythms like Big Sean’s “Mercy” and Kanye West’s “Theraflu.”
Know More About Clifford And His Latest Release “Close To Me”
Clifford is a fantastic and brilliant singer, songwriter, and composer from Westminster, Maryland in the United States.
Clifford, a US/UK citizen residing in the United States, has educated himself to speak English, French, Arabic, and rural Maryland twangs, which he integrates into his music to give it that enticing vibe.
Clifford’s “vision” continues with the impending publication “Close to Me.” The production explores dance rhythms, softer bass, and deeper kicks than in prior tracks, combining pop and house music.
I had a heart-to-heart with him, and this is what he said about his profession.
What is your real name?
Clifford Reeves
What’s your official Stage Name (showbiz name)?
Clifford
How did you get into what you do with music?
I was in my first band by 13 where I played the drums and sang. Music and languages seem to go hand in hand so I studied French and Arabic in School. During this time I continued with my music performing at school events.
Due to my fluency languages became other people’s focus on me and I was sought after to do clandestine work. Crazy! Then I injured my Achilles heel and was laid up for 13 months. Unable to do much, I began a Twitch channel.
Other than playing games I sang covers for people. Eventually, I found all my followers tuning in to the music more than the gaming and it became clear music was my future. And here I am.
What field or genre are you into and give a brief description?
I genre blend. My music is a mix of various styles like Indie, Pop, R&B, Synth, Singer/songwriter, Commercial, House, and Classical. As each song’s story evolves I choose the genres most suited to tell that story.
Due to my language studies, cultural influences are also prevalent in my music. I write about social issues and other times I write about love. But mostly I write about whatever truths I feel I need to express.
Know More About Clifford And His Latest Release “Close To Me”
What were your first project and the people you worked with and which year?
Thus far I’ve worked alone on my music. I write, produce and perform all of it myself.
I have collaborated with a few people, including a Grammy award winner, but as it was early days in my music career when Covid began, it has been tough for me to expand beyond myself. But hopefully, that’s changing.
How many projects do you have so far?
Countless! Haha! I’m never at a loss when it comes to creative musical projects. As far as the business side I’ve got some exciting prospects brewing.
Who or what inspires you or motivates you? And why??
What motivates me are the countless musical possibilities. Once I realized I didn’t have to stick with any one genre the sky opened up to me and I’ve never looked back. As for who, definitely my family.
Any models you look up to? [With reason(s) why]?
I grew up listening to anything from Mozart to Bowie, then from Cash to Eminem in my teens. Once I began learning languages, my music listening expanded to Fairouz, Stromae, Amr Diab, Yo-Yo Ma and so many others.
These amazing artists have created an explosion of music diversity in my head that I can’t help but include in my music arrangements. Other influences include The Temptations, Jerome Brailey, Blind Willie Johnson, Drake, Kool & The Gang, Parliament, and xxxTentacion.
What do you look out for in this business or what do you look out for in this line of business?
I just left Spotify so I guess what I’m looking out for are solid opportunities where I can be creative and enjoy sustainability as well.
Have you won an award, or been nominated for an award? Or in short, any achievement? Both in and out of your career path.
I was inducted into The Phi Beta Kappa Society (ΦΒΚ) which is the oldest academic honour society in the US.
What is your current project about?
I work on several at a time, so as far as the song after “Close to Me”…who knows haha.
What are your hobbies?
I love to cook! Particularly Italian but all types of cuisines. I treat cooking like my music, I use it as a way to challenge myself and explore.
What do you do aside from this profession?
I live on a farm that has its share of responsibilities. Aside from that, I try to stay fit through callisthenics and boxing. I love video games and I dabble in photography.
Ben Dolic Wants Both On New Tune "Kissing Her, Missing You"
We all tend to have that one ex we miss and still think about one way or the other and Slovenian singer and songwriter, Ben Dolic tells the same story in this new song.
“Kissing Her, Missing You” is an uplifting pop song about courting an excellent person but feeling bad about missing your ex-partner.
The vocals delivered on this song is exceptional and he never ceases to amaze his listeners each and every time.
‘Kissing Her, Missing You’ was produced and co-written by Gethin Llwyd Williams, who has previously worked with Vance Joy, Clide, Picture This, and Bow Anderson. Jordan was in charge of mixing and mastering the track.
Ben says “‘Kissing Her, Missing You’ is about a phase in my life where I’d just moved to another country to pursue music and had to break up with my first girlfriend, as we couldn’t handle the long distance.
I started dating around and using dating apps but all of the attempts left me feeling empty, as I just wanted one specific person, no matter how beautiful, smart or funny anyone else was. It’s about attempting to get under someone to get over someone else and completely failing”.
Ben opens up about mental health, supporting self-expression, and assisting others in discovering beauty in adversity through his music.
Listen to the song below and follow him on social media via @bendolic on Instagram and Facebook and @thisisbendolic on Twitter.
Etana Pays Homage To Nina Simone On "Young Gifted And Black"
Legends are ought to be celebrated and Nina Simone is no exception to that. As such, Etana sang this new song “Young Gifted and Black” to acknowledge her existence.
Ghetto Youths International has released multiple award-winning personality, Stephen Marley’s new EP, “Celebrating Nina: Reggae Tribute To Nina Simone,” co-produced by Paul Fakhourie and mixed and mastered by famous Errol Brown.
The new EP hosts a total of 7 songs which serves as a tribute to some of Nina’s biggest hits and Etana delivered awesomely on “Young Gifted and Black” as we celebrate women in this month.
Her voice has the tendency to make you feel numb because trust that it will leave you awed. It sounds that good!
The song is accompanied by a music video shot and directed by Filmaica. The songs have given the audience a mere taste of what the EP has to offer.
In case you don’t know who Nina Simone is, Nina Simone, whose official name is Eunice Kathleen Waymon, is a famed American singer, composer, and musical composer.
She is well recognized for her involvement as a civil rights activist during the separatist and racist 1960s and 1970s, in addition to her singing.
Listen to the song and visualize the music video. Follow Etana on @etanastrongone on Twitter and Instagram.
Restless Modern Preaches On "Old Haunts" Off His Latest EP
Taken off his forthcoming “A Likeness Complicit” EP is “Old Haunts” as Restless Modern intends to convey self-responsibility and an uneasy desire for self.
He talks about how we as people live in a damaged world, and collective self-reflection reveals that we are all culpable in some way.
It’s quite easy to lay the fault on others, but it’s more challenging to look in the mirror and use the same criteria realistically and many things he seeks to address in this song.
Restless brings unique energy into this tune and to make it better is his confidence level and how he conveys his emotions.
Restless Modern is a 25-year-old Wisconsin-based producer, vocalist, and songwriter. Born in Denver, but reared in the Midwest near Chicago.
Restless Modern polished his abilities and built a distinct vision for his artist project over the course of a year by releasing over 30 tracks commercially.
Restless Modern’s signature is an instinctive blend of controlled anarchy, sharp lyrical wit, stunningly gorgeous sonics, and approachability that contradicts his music’s genuine and profound content.
Listen to the song and follow him on social media via @restlessmodern
Theo Tams Has His "Tongue Tied" To This New Single
Theo Tams, a singer and composer from Canada, recently released a new single that he calls “Tongue Tied.”
Tams and his boyfriend broke the news to their families that they were engaged, but they were not overjoyed by the news. As a result, Tams and his boyfriend’s family gave birth to this light and airy pop music with R&B overtones.
The exuberance that Theo displays in this song demonstrates that he has it all, particularly in terms of how much control he has over his voice and how much force it carries.
On his recently released extended play (EP), the Canadian singer-songwriter displays a stunning command of R&B-tinged pop music, with his silky voice serving as the unchanging beacon of light.
His composition is still at the forefront of this new pop style, but he is peeling away layers in novel ways. The listener is led through velvety landscapes by his slender voice, while the music drowns the senses with its abundance of intimate lyricism and beauty.
Theo Tams appears to have arrived at his destination in life because he is no longer ashamed to be himself in public. In the meantime, my best wishes go out to him!
