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Hailing from Vancouver, BC, Thrillhouse is an emerging DJ and producer. Since 2017, Thrillhouse has been on a mission to change the traditional electronic scene. After recovering from a back injury, he was able to fully focus on perfecting his craft this past year and released the danceable party track “In Ya Brain”. This song received high praise from media outlets and further solidifies Thrillhouse’s ever-growing fanbase. Thrillhouse is an artist that puts more thought into his music than most, using his craft as an outlet for everything inside. Inspired by many unique sources including video games, Thrillhouse seeks a sound unlike the norm in today’s music industry. Although “In Ya Brain” has been Thrillhouse’s only release in 2019 so far, that doesn’t mean there isn’t plenty more new music on the way! Coming soon, Thrillhouse will be releasing his single “Right Now”. This will be followed by “Bad Mouth” in late December or early 2020, and soon after “Space Disco” will drop early 2020 as well! The up and coming producer is the epitome of ambitious. Working through a back injury and still managing to come out of it with a positive outlook and an incredible repertoire of new releases is exactly the kind of resilience needed to make it. We have high hopes for Thrillhouse’s much anticipated new music, stay on the lookout for more! Listen to “In Ya Brain” here and read more with Thrillhouse below! Welcome back Thrillhouse! What have you been up to since the release of “In Ya Brain” in August? How has this single been received? Thanks for having me back! It was well-received got lots of positive feedback from fans, family and friends. Last time we spoke you said you were healing from a back injury, we also noted how you were able to turn it into a positive experience because it allowed you to focus on your music. Can you dive into how music has helped your recovery and vise versa? Yes! It's all the spare time. All of the spare time I have now has given me so much time to focus mainly just my music and honestly, the outcome has been exactly what I have been hoping to achieve. Being this physically limited can get you down but if you have something to channel your energy and time towards it can really save you. Mentally, producing has really helped me keep my head up through this. Especially when the results are as good as they are. What can you tell us about your new music that’s on the way? Do you currently have a larger project in the works? I have a LOT of new singles on the way, "Right Now" will be out on Electric Love Records on the 26th of November. But there is also 3 more currently in the works on top of that and each one is better than the last in my opinion. Do you feel that your music is an accurate depiction of who you are as an artist? Do you feel ultimately connected to your listeners through your music? Definitely. When I produce now I get in a certain headspace that allows the sounds I make to flow. It's a dark headspace as you can probably hear in my music but it's the music from my heart. When people tell me they like a song of mine for instance, that is a strong connection because I made that song. It's the best feeling. What have been the main changes you’ve noticed in the music industry within the time you’ve been making music? Honestly, not much has changed that I have noticed. I have definitely noticed how tough this industry is. That's one thing people warn you about before getting into it and you think you get it but you really don't until you are in it. It's a marathon not a race. Thank you so much for catching up with us! What has been your most memorable achievement thus far in your career? Thank you! Honestly being able to travel to play shows is the dream and it's the best part of the career. That and seeing people dance to music that I've created. It gets me every time. But if I had to narrow it down to one, probably opening the main stage at Motion Notion last year. I'm always nervous before every show I play but that stage is huge, so I was slightly terrified but it was such a great time! instagram.com/thrillhouseofficial #BuzzMusic

Trippychidi is coming full fledge into the music game all the way from Indianapolis. His trendy flow and digestible artistic style is completely refreshing and must need in today’s market of music. Other than his hot single “Teaser”, Trippychidi hasn’t released any other music this year but inside sources tell us that it’s believed his single “Wishes” is finished planning to be dropped any minute now. Although he hasn’t dropped any music, that does not mean he hasn’t been working on elevating his craft. He’s collaborated with various underground channels such as perfect plug and networked with other blogs such as HBT magazine. It’s highly important for an upcoming artist to gain as much exposure as possible by getting their name seen and music heard by as many platforms as possible and so far for Trippychidi, he’s been doing an excellent job. This showcases a lot of professionalism in Trippychidi’s career and lets everybody know that he’s more knowledgeable of how to maneuver himself around the ropes of the music industry than we think he is. Trippychidi is most definitely a newcomer you want to keep an eye out on, he is bound to do amazing things and we’re looking forward to the magical music that he has in store for us this upcoming year. Welcome to BuzzmusicLA Trippychidi, we’re glad to have you on our platform. How has the journey been for you so far as an artist? Hella lit and interesting I came along way from nothing, I literally crafted this shit with my bare two hands. So seeing myself rise slowly has been hella fun on some movie shit. Your single “Teaser” has gained quite a good traction for a first single! What was your initial vision for this record and how were you able to execute it? I knew "Teaser" was a banger but I didn't expect it to gain so much attraction as it did. So I was pretty shocked because it's honestly just a decent song to me. What was the inspiration behind the lyrics in “Teaser”? What emotion were you able to channel in while writing this? There wasn't any real inspiration behind the lyrics it was more about me expressing how I felt about certain shit. So I guess you can say I was just "Talking my shit". Knowing you’ve been in the single constantly working your music! How do you plan on elevating yourself from your previous release? I'm gonna hit the ground running real soon especially after I drop my first music video which will be like right around the corner because I've honestly been slacking on dropping music. So I'm just finna push myself out there real soon. What’s the most challenging aspect of artist development for you personally? Consistency would be the main one. I don't know how other artists work but I'm hella versatile so I don't really have a specific sound I use so I just make music based on what I feel sounds good on the beat and finding different sounds that can match your voice can take a while. We’re excited to hear what you have in store for us! Mind hinting to our readers a tad of what we can expect from you in this upcoming year? Yea "Wishes" will be dropping in a couple of weeks so if you liked "Teaser" it something you definitely want to take a peek at. Then I got more music for 2020 when I am actually finna hit the ground running with this rap shit. instagram.com/trippychidi #BuzzMusic

“I Cannot Love You Anymore” is an incredibly powerful new single from award-winning singer/songwriter Michelle Vezilj. Produced by Wayne G. Miller, the song is about the slow demise of a relationship as it goes through unforgivable emotional turmoil.  Drugs, alcohol, and cheating take hold and the love becomes irreparably damaged. The brand new music video was created by Micah Stuart and Michelle Vezilj and matches the sentiments of the song perfectly through powerful, yet relatable scenes. My favorite has to be of Michelle softly waterboarding her cheating lover with wine near the conclusion… but that’s just me. “I Cannot Love You Anymore” is an anthem to empower those in similar situations to finally choose themself over the toxic relationship. “I Cannot Love You Anymore” is a pop ballad with a mighty build-up to a drop that ultimately rains down with strength and secure intention. In addition, the resolve of that title, that hook, resounds and satisfies beautifully at the end of each progression. Michelle’s impressive vocals reach impeccable peaks during the final moments. “I Cannot Love You Anymore” is a brilliant and powerful piece, which rightfully holds nothing back. Michelle Vezilj is unapologetic, she strays from social norms to get her authentic message across through powerful music. We look forward to hearing more! Listen to “I Cannot Love You Anymore” here instagram.com/michellevezilj twitter.com/michellevezilj facebook.com/michelleveziljmusic #BuzzMusic

Great to have you here HQ! “Hungry” is your debut single from your upcoming EP "Good Grief", how do you feel about the overall execution of the project? It was definitely a process. I wrote and produced the project on my own so often I would fight with myself over what was dope and what was trash. I may make a dope beat one day but feel like the verses just weren’t hitting right and vice versa. Fortunately, I had people in my corner to be the outside voice which got me back on the right track otherwise it would be a never-ending process. I’m really happy with how Good Grief came out though I put a lot of work in and lord knows how many hours into crafting something that came from the heart. I think whoever may listen to it will easily be able to tell that I put a lot of passion, patience, and energy into my craft. There's such addicting energy to “Hungry”! What kind of emotions are you attempting to project to listeners with this track? I really wanted listeners to feel exactly how I felt at that moment. That nothing and nobody could stop me from thriving except me. I firmly believe that the biggest determining factor in one’s success is how they rise from defeat, how they navigate through challenges and setbacks and find a means, any means, to reach their goal. Hungry is the embodiment of that. I’m hungry for success. I’m hungry for creating a means for my family and those around me that support me.  What would you say is the most important take-away message from “Hungry”? Where did your inspiration for the concept come into play? The most important take-away is never to let “setbacks” transition to “downfall”. We all have things we’re fighting for. Life’s hard man but you gotta remain persistent through it because you never know what good will come from those trying times whether they be big wins or little. My inspiration really came from just being in the same position a lot of people are in. Just constantly dealing with self-doubt, feeling like your stuck in a job that you hate and there’s something that you absolutely love doing and you feel like you’re losing time. I wrote Hungry after having a moment of clarity and realizing how much of my own destiny I’m really in control of. I changed my perspective on my situation in dealing with where I was in life and realizing what may have been a situation that felt like an endless cycle of hopelessness was really just a temporary situation, as long as I remained determined and focused. We can imagine that your performances are incredibly energetic with the sound you have! Have you performed anywhere, and if so, how is the vibe in your crowd?  Soon! I have some ideas I’m cooking up performance-wise and I think the crowd is gonna enjoy it! Definitely soon though, keep an eye out on my social for updates.  Thank you so much for talking with us! What would you say is your major goal within your music career? To inspire and to spread love. To grow every single day in my craft. To connect with people. To connect with me. To express what may otherwise be impossible to express fully without a creative outlet. Listen to "Hungry" on Spotify here twitter.com/producedbyhq instagram.com/producedbyhq #BuzzMusic

Nowadays, it takes more than just an amazing voice to be successful in music. Luckily for Fergus Hambleton, he knows exactly what the formula is to make something groundbreaking. Fergus is not only a singer, but a composer, multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and even more! All the way from Toronto Canada, he’s been a leading member in the folk, pop, and reggae’s field since the 1960s. With each subsequent year, Fergus Hambleton has grown to be a living legend and icon. We took a listen to Fergus Hambleton album titled “Neighbourhoods” and it’s like we entered some super innovative modern-day time machine that felt warm and delightful. The album begins with “Late September Song”, a song with smooth-sailing vocal delivery and descriptive lyrics of love that sends a passionate feeling to the listener. The folk-like instrumentation creates a warm atmosphere for the track. Transitioning into the next track “Slow Fade Into Black”, Fergus creates contrasting style with “Late September Song”. I was a huge fan of the melody and reggaeton vibe in the production. As a personal fan of reggae, the mood sends me soaring. It's a cool demonstration of Fergus' versatility very early on in the album. The next single off the album is “A Good Place To Be”, and what stands this song apart from the other two so far, is that the hook was so contagiously addictive. It’s a tune you can sing with friends and share a sense of harmony and chemistry with one another. It’s a classic tune with an ageless arrangement. The next song in the line up is “Lovers Lullaby” and the melody of the acoustic guitar sets the tone for a ballad-esque record. It's perfect as it gives us an even wider range of sounds and emotions to select from when listening to the album. “Walking In A Storm” had more of a rhythmic arrangement. It's groovy lyrics displayed a great sense of imagery, but “Walking In A Storm” isn’t the only song that had a highly energetic and rhythmic delivery. “Life Of My Own” takes you into a radiating and exhilarating journey that brings this sudden urge of pleasure and joyfulness. Fergus Hambleton's versatility as an artist is highly admirable and commendable. After having some fun, Fergus Hambleton switches the vibe for a more subtle, somber, and dwelling aesthetic. “I Want You Now” is a poetic song that gives you more of an insight into ones emotions and love life. Fergus closes his album off with the single titled “Pretty Peggy O” and sticks to the general vibe of timeless music. The hook felt like a more advanced nursery rhyme that you can hear the youth digesting fully. It’s the type of song you can sing to others and use it as a traditional memory of music. Fergus Hambleton created an album filled with memorable tunes and transitional energetic vibrations. It dips into diverse genres and fused them together to manufacture the most well-rounded album up to date. Listen to the album “Neighbourhoods” by Fergus Hambleton here facebook.com/fergushambleton instagram.com/fergushambleton fergushambleton.com/ #BuzzMusic

David Koster is a talented singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. At only 19 years old, David received training in music is using his knowledge to pursue his dreams in music. He’s a self-taught guitarist and pianist since the age of 10 and shows no signs of slowing down! As a one-man band, David Koster writes, records, performs and produces his own material. The David Koster Band is a band you’ll wish you’d stumbled upon a long time ago. As an introduction to the artist, 2019 is absolutely the year to tune in. The David Koster band released a 3-song EP titled “3 Lil’ Diddies” and was followed up with an impressive 20 song album “Love, Love, Love”, with a newly vamped version of one of our favorite singles “Change”. David leads with artistry with an impeccable balance between skill and passion. Featured on his much-anticipated album “Music In The Life of David”,  “Space Radio” is superbly well performed, that leading voice and the guitar work and the unity between everything – there’s a classic rock aura from the offset and thus refuses to let up right the way through. You quickly crave a live show from the one-man band David Koster, nostalgia and fresh songwriting intertwine to immense results. These qualities are undeniably rare at present, and fortunately, they run throughout The David Koster Band’s catalog to date. Stay on the lookout for his upcoming album “Music In The Life of David”. Listen to new music from David Koster here. Welcome back to BuzzMusic David Koster! It’s such a pleasure to be chatting with you again. You seem to be an artist that puts a substantial amount of thought into your lyrics! Who/what has inspired you to be the artist you are today? To become the musician I am today was a full 19 year process.  I can remember back to the very first New Years Eve Parties we had where my Dad would play countless songs from our stereo system.  We didn’t have iPhones or anything back then so it was DVD’s and CD’s or no music at all.  This is where my love of music was born.  I can remember singing The Night They Drove Ol’ Dixie Down from The Band’s “The Last Waltz”.  I remember hearing Tiny Dancer and asking my Dad who it was.  He told me “That’s Elton dude, he’s the best piano player ever”.  I looked him in the eyes and told him that that’s what I wanted to do with my life.  I was maybe 5 or 6 at the time, but I knew that what I was born to do was create music until the day I die, so if you see me going then hand me an instrument and I can die happy!  My mission in life is to be the revitalization of Rock n Roll, Reggae, Southern Rock and Blues, because when this music ruled the world we had peace.  If I can bring us back together as a world, then maybe for just one second we can all look through the same lens and understand each other.  I’ve also had a lot of happiness and pain in my life.  I’ve had a broken heart, I’ve felt love, I’ve broken friendships and I’ve had one of my closest friends that taught me how to be a musician pass away.  I have always been a leader for my entire life and though I may have followed, that was my time to learn and become a leader.  Now it’s my turn to share what I’ve learned from all my experiences through music. "Space Radio" is an energizing and refreshing new song on your upcoming album “Music In The Life Of David”. Where did you draw inspiration for this particular track? Space Radio was inspired by an idea I had while listening to the Grateful Dead.  The Grateful Dead released countless live albums that draw upon their audience to finish the song, such as Not Fade Away where the audience chants “You know our love will Not Fade Away” for close to 5 minutes after the Dead already finished the song.  That is what I wanted to capture in this song.  Space Radio is not just a musical piece, but a template for musicians to play along with.  The entire point is that it is a jam through and through, it’s an invitation to any musician to just turn on the song and play along.  As the final lyrics go “Plug the amp into the wall, you are here inside this song, now it’s time to jam on”. We love everything you released this year so far! What was the overall concept of your EP “3 Lil’ Diddies”? For the 3 Lil’ Diddes EP I wanted to release the three core songs that meant the most to me from Love, Love, Love.  This happened to be One Big Problem, Change, and Where Has The Feeling Gone?  One Big Problem was written about a girl who became just one BIG problem.  Change is about how I needed to change as a person to move on with my life.  If I want to be a musician and share my experiences with the world then I will have to let myself be vulnerable, and that’s part of the change I needed, there’s much more to it than just that though.  Finally, Where Has The Feeling Gone? is about a friendship that at the time I thought had burnt out.  Luckily it is still alive and I’m using some new songs from Music In The Life Of David to show that this friendship has come back in full force. What was the creation and production process like on such a large project like “Love, Love, Love”? How long was this album in the making? Love, Love, Love was a huge production experiment for me.  Each song was a lesson in itself, and because of that the album took roughly 4 years to make.  These songs didn’t all just pop up at once, they needed to be nurtured and coddled because I was still learning how to write music and be a musician. Still Something Better was the first song I ever finished writing around 2015 and it’s a very simple song at first glance but very deep as well, and that’s where I learned about how to look inside myself and find the lyrics that are written in my soul for these songs.  Love, Love, Love was an experiment and a learning experience for me, and now it’s time to take what I’ve learned from that and apply it to my next album.  Then I will take what I learn from that album and apply it to the third, it’s just a constant cycle! We know that you're a lover of integrating a variety of elements in your music. Would you ever incorporate contrasting genres into your music with your upcoming album, or do you think it would ruin the type of sound you're attempting to reach? My dream is to be the most accomplished musician ever.  I look towards Bobby McFerrin and Willie Nelson as inspiration for being diverse because they have played so many different genres that you can’t fit them into just one.  I right now am still just beginning to scratch the surface of song writing and the songs that are in me.  I have every intention of expanding my catalog of genres, as well as collaborating with any and every artist who offers because that’s what creating music is about.  A connection between two or more people that no other person will ever feel unless they are a part of it too.  So yes I plan on playing many different styles and genres, in fact as many as humanly possible, I just need to find the people who can help me do that first!  I don’t think it would ever ruin my sound because I would never let anything touch my sound.  That is for me to hold only, nobody will ever change it because it is mine.  I would only try to integrate it into these new genres but mix them to create a new sound that nobody has ever heard or even conceived before. Thank you so much for chatting with us. What can you tell us about your brand new release “Music In The Life Of David”? The album “Music In The Life Of David” is exactly what it is trying to say.  It is music from my life to yours.  These songs are lessons that I learned about being a human, friend, lover, son, and musician over the years.  I can only hope that these songs can help someone as much as they helped me.  Each song has a story attached to it, some with triumphant lyrics, and some with depressed lyrics.  These lyrics came straight from me, they are not tainted by anyone else, they are as George Harrison said, “I Me Mine”.  The album includes a lot of personal struggles and realizations that helped me overcome these hardships.  If someone can find just a glimmer of the realizations I had and apply them to their life then I know that I’ve done my job. instagram.com/MusicinthelifeofDavid #BuzzMusic

Evangelia Tsablakos is a gifted singer/songwriter, who was born in Montreal, Canada and grew up in Greece. Ever since she was young, Evangelia has had a burning passion for music and the art form. She sang in school, with choirs and at public celebrations. She took full advantage of every opportunity possible. However, the rock and metal genres ultimately captured Evangelia’s attention when she was only 10 years old and she’s held onto it ever since. Evangelia’s debut solo release is the hard-hitting rock anthem “Bitter Illness”. The emotive lyricism, pummeling guitar, tight rhythms, and Evangelia’s powerhouse vocals fuse together to form an undeniable rock ballad. This absolute smash will have you headbanging and rocking out wherever you may be. Evangelia’s confidence and finely-calibrated sound is established well beyond her young age. “Bitter Illness” takes the listener through both high energy rhythms, but also more melancholic and mellow moments. In 2017, Evangelia’s father was struck for the second time with cancer, and sadly this time, the “Bitter Illness” took his life. Produced by Jonah Brockman and written by Evangelia, “Bitter Illness” uses both lyricism and sound to capture the passion behind the beautiful sentiments of the song. Absolutely heart-wrenching, but stunningly beautiful all at once. Thank you for sharing your heart with us Evangelia! Listen to “Bitter Illness” here Welcome to BuzzMusic Evangelia! We love your sound! Can you tell us more about your upbringing? How did you get started in music? Thank you! So I was born in Montreal in February 1996 then moved to Greece, Chios, a small island, 5 years later. There, I completed all of my school years. I started singing at a very young age. I remember, we would watch tv and some famous singer would be singing and my family would say"wow how can they hit those notes?" then I would go to my room and sing that song and realize I could hit those notes! In elementary school, I was my music teacher's favorite. At age 7, he let me perform my first song for our school's Christmas holiday ceremony. I went on performing for school events and library openings. By 11, post-elementary years, I had started to discover what type of music spoke to me and that was rock and metal. I would jam in my living room to Linkin Park's Hybrid Theory and pretend I am on stage performing! That's when I realized, what I wanted to be in my life, a singer! Tell us all about your new track “Bitter Illness”! The lyrics were breathtaking. Can you tell us more about what this song means to you? Bitter Illness is the song I wrote about my father. In 2017, I lost him to cancer after a 5-year battle. My father was my everything. I grew up looking up to him. I could never be away from him. He was my best friend and the best dad in the world! The lyrics perfectly describe my feelings throughout this tragedy. This is the first song I have ever written, that actually has a deep meaning to me so I am very happy for it being my first single as well. We know you’ve been singing for many years and we love your authentic and powerful vocals, have you had any professional training? Thank you for the compliment! No, I have never had any professional help. I have always liked to practice on my own with different songs, styles and vocal ranges. It makes it that's much better when you discover what you are capable of doing. How did the songwriting and recording process execute for “Nothing New Under The Sun”? Did you fall into any creative slumps while initially writing the track, or does the curation process flow naturally for you? Absolutely!! I went through the "writer's block".I could not put my thoughts on paper! It wasn't until my producer Jonah send me an instrumental piece(which would later be the track Bitter Illness) that instantly got me going! In general, I find that I need some type of inspiration to help me create, whether it be a trip somewhere or an instrumental piece, which I believe is a common cause. Thank you for sharing your music and letting us get to know you in the process! Can we expect to see a lot more material from you in the near future? Thank you so much dor featuring me and for giving me a chance to put me out there as an artist and as an individual! The sky is the limit for me! Now that I have started, there is no stopping until I have fulfilled my lifelong dream!! instagram.com/evangeliamoshpit #BuzzMusic

There are so very many bands around these days, the caliber is high and so much of it impresses. Musical ability alone is enough to get you doing something creative with your life, but it’s not always enough to leave an impact on an audience. Energy is crucial, compatibility within the band, songwriting, ideas, expression, and emotion all play a part in building something that lasts. Made up of five talented members, Jake Tennant on lead and backup vocals, Keith Chapman on lead guitar and lead and backup vocals, Mark Chapman on rhythm guitar, Bill Thomas on bass, and Garry Adams on the drums, Doublewide Debris perform and play together so in sync it’s like they’ve been together their entire musical careers. Doublewide Debris is a band that initially seem to have that comforting, skillful, organic sound that would see you through a daytime festival set in a bright and beautiful way. Pretty quickly though you realize how much more there is to it. Their lyrics and their melodies are incredibly unique and endlessly interesting, not to mention reflective of inner truths, poetic, heartfelt, and clever. Doublewide Debris’ new album “Can’t Lose Them All” is a wonderful project to have played for you. “Where I Am” was the first song from this record to cross my path and it’s a superb place to begin. The leading voice and the melody feel like a traditional Americana piece with a twist. As you make your way through Doublewide Debris’ songs, you grow more and more fond of the band’s realness and subtle vulnerabilities as honest artists, and you start to crave the raw vibrancy of a live show. Following the opener on this project is the title track “Can’t Lose Them All” offering story-lines and a slightly varied level of emotion respectively. The vocals are hard-hitting and always the instrumentation is stunning and backs up the underlying sentiments in a relevant way. “Here Comes the Sun” comes afterward and completely revamps the energy and the scene. A manic piece of musicianship and passionate performance erupts into the room. The strings, the quickness, the unwavering sense of movement – it runs away with you, and this works well after the somewhat mellow first few moments of the project. “Never Sing the Blues” mixes things up further, taking that eclecticism to another level, reminding you how inherently unique Doublewide Debris is. This wall of audio comes through, refreshing and inclined to make you smile. “Everything to Gain” follows and proceeds to melt your heart as this section of the album re-mellows the mood and pours parts of its soul out into yours. This song is exquisite, Doublewide Debris utilize contrast and space perfectly well, letting the notes and the ideas and the simplicity of musical mastery reach out and really connect. A definite highlight, entrancing and wonderful to listen to. Showcasing the musical prowess of the band, “Ain’t It Easy” creates a magical soundscape around you that offers its own unique layered and loving story-line. The intimacy of that soft leading voice draws you in with striking detail. At this point, it feels as if you’re right there in the room with the band. During the latter half, “Tait Bridge Road” is a definite highlight, brilliant guitar work, a fine melody, gorgeous vocals, and powerful poetry. It’s infectiously upbeat and rhythmic enough to lift you out of your mid-day lull. Conceptually again contrast emerges, but it’s a depth you’ve long-since grown affection for. The melodic progression seems genuinely original, and that classic musicianship suits the story-telling well. “Alright with Me” afterward keeps things warm and engaging with a simple yet effective hook and a colorful, multi-layered ambiance that seems powerfully connected to the ideas presented within. Doublewide Debris presents fascinating songwriting that lyrically intrigues and maintains your interest right the way through. Though the music is classically rooted, the writing is decidedly original, and that makes “Can’t Lose Them All” a total joy to listen through. The project approaches the conclusion with the quickly anthem-like Americana ballad that is “Melody”. The song has familiarity again but with a little something new enough to make it feel relevant and engaging in today’s world. The personal touch works well and honesty rings loud and clear in the leading voice. The album comes to a close with a song called “There You Are”. A simple intro warms you up for the full-throttle instrumentation and compelling, all-together-now melody and story-line that unfolds. This one feels like a 60s rock-classic in some ways. A lovely way to finish, gentle but effective, memorable. And now, we head back to the start, to listen all over again. There are bound to be some almighty lyrics missed the first time around. Doublewide Debris is a superb band and I’ll be listening through their catalog of songs for the weeks to come. We’re so looking forward to hearing more! Check out “Can’t Lose Them All” here and read more with Doublewide Debris below! Welcome to BuzzMusic Doublewide Debris! Your latest project “Can’t Lose Them All” is definitively lively, with such an eclectic, yet modern take on production. How did you intend to connect with your listeners with this particular album? Eclectic is a spot-on description of our music because our influences are very wide-ranging. Being from Southern Illinois we are somewhat centrally located between Nashville, St. Louis, and Chicago which exposes us to various styles of music. We incorporate Country, Blues, and Rock in our music to provide a little something for the listener to enjoy regardless of their musical taste. Tell us more about the meaning of the lyrics within “Ain’t It Easy”? “Ain’t It Easy” is the story of two people who meet, become friends, and soon realize their connection is stronger than the bonds they have in separate committed relationships. The lyrics express how easy it becomes to share emotions and overcome guilt when you find your true love. What would you say is the most useful piece of criticism you’ve received thus far within your career? Do you typically take criticism to your advantage? Critical album reviews have been the most useful for us. We take the negative and turn it into a positive. There is always room for improvement. We try to make each album better than the previous one based on reviews from listeners and music critics. Which song on this album do you think best captures your sound as a band? “Where I Am” or the title track “Can’t Lose Them All” probably best represents our sound. Riff based rhythms, straight overdrive, and country-style lyrics, yea, that’s us! It was a treat being able to showcase “Can’t Lose Them All” on BuzzMusic! We can’t wait to see what else you have in store for us as listeners! What’s the next goal for you artistically within the music world, now that you’ve just released a full-length project?! “Can’t Lose Them All” is our fifth full-length album. We are starting to get airplay on Americana radio and putting together a tour to promote the album. We’re also writing new material for our sixth album to be leased mid-2020. To all of our fans, thank you for appreciating and supporting our music! instagram.com/3percentdwd #BuzzMusic

Zeu$B is an emerging rapper and recording artist from Newark, New Jersey. Writing since the young age of 10, Zeu$B spent his early teens perfecting his craft until finally recording his first song at 16 years old. Now age 23, Zeu$B has spent the past 3 years taking his music career to new heights. His new single “Moonlight” ft. Sucha Showoff is a late-night hip-hop anthem. The unmistakable sound of Zeu$B pours through in the form of the explosive new track “Moonlight”. Zeu$B smashes into action with this track, a musically pleasing hip-hop soundscape supports a series of hard-hitting or melodically entrancing vocals, each part rhythmically on point and moving the piece along in a uniquely striking way. Everything from the beat to the vocals and the simplicity of that hook lingers in your mind after listening. Fine production lets the music stand tall. It's a strong mix, which means you can turn up the volume and engage with the energy of the soundscape as well as the personality and storylines at the heart of the writing. Zeu$B’s spoken-word vocals are concise and specific, they’re detailed and captivating right through to the end. All of this leans in the direction of originality and character, which makes “Moonlight” absolutely worth a listen! Check out “Moonlight” here. Hey Zeu$B! Welcome to BuzzMusic! What inspired you to first begin making music and releasing it to the public? Honestly the influence I had around me growing up like close cousins and friends. I always knew I had the ability but the moment I featured one of my closest boys song and actually hear myself in a studio motivated to make more music and enhance my craft You seem to be an artist that puts more thought into his lyrics than most. What can you tell us about the lyrical depth within “Moonlight”? The hook speaks for itself but the verse is basically the struggle of desiring a female to the max but at the same time, you have to focus on real-life in the world. In essence, we all want what we can’t have but still purse it anyway Since you’ve been making music for a few years, how would you compare some of the earlier material you’ve written to your newest release “Moonlight”? Moonlight definitely has a more melodic delivery in the vocals and I also knew the direction of where I wanted to take this song And others I’ll be releasing in the future. A lot of my earlier work I kind of just winged it and it came out good lol What have been some of your proudest or most memorable moments in music so far? I would say my “Non$top” video. I wasn’t expecting any of the energy that you’ll see in that visual. One of my boys just finished performing and after shot an outside Scene to our music and everyone cane out and starting Tin up! Blew my mind, never knew my music would have that effect. It definitely helped me go harder. The proudest project as well We really appreciate you chatting with us about your incredible music! What’s next for you artistically? Does your creativity manifest itself in other ways? Definitely my mind goes off in all different directions when creating music so it’s like rolling the dice and seeing what happens. my next track is gonna be in a whole different time frame literally, It's gonna jazzy funky vibes for everyone to unwind to, coming real soon. instagram.com/zeusbnj witter.com/zeusbnj #BuzzMusic

Born in Memphis, but now based in Atlanta, One Deuce is a multi-talented artist and entrepreneur. In recent years One Deuce has been making his name known and has won numerous hip-hop, acting, and spoken-word competitions locally and nationally. His self-titled EP highlights his intense versatility and pure skill as an artist. The EP starts with “Put You In Ner’”, One Deuce is spitting his truth and kicking this album off to an incredible start. The dope and truthful lyrics showcase the emotive songwriting and realism with his confident vocalism. On top of the emotion and meaning, the production quality and this beat draw you in from the beginning. The next track “The Hero and The Villain” explodes through the speakers with a hard-hitting bassline and One Deuce’s legendary vocalism. More of the late-night party anthem, these two tracks swiftly bring the energy to this project. Equipped with a dynamic sound and unique beats, One Deuce is sure to have you vibing along. His vocals are hypnotizing throughout. His smooth flow and flawless bars can be accredited to his years of experience and raw talent. One Deuce’s upbeat flow and flawless, witty bars make this EP unparalleled in today’s hip-hop scene. Getting a message across, effortlessly reciting perfect lyrics, and finding/creating beats to match is clearly his specialty. The next track “Situation” showcases flawless production quality and the artistry is professional and finely-calibrated. The way One Deuce approaches his life, his drive, his work ethic and his motivation, all on another level in this honest song. I think that this track really embodies that message with the meaningful and truthful lyricism, and adds yet another versatile layer to One Deuce’s artistry. Through “Say It Ain’t So”, the flow is precise and flawless as he recites every bar with timed perfection and style. The production quality is incomparable and the backbeat is addicting.  He pours his heart and soul into the lyricism on this track and we can’t help but vibe along. He deserves every bit of success he’s earned so far and is only on his way up. His dedication to his tracks and his hard-working ambition shine through the speakers. Being able to put pen to paper and create emotive and powerful lyrics then match those lyrics to a catchy beat AND make it alluring and connection seeking for the listener is a true talent! Next up on the EP” is “Cup Runnith Ova”, personally my favorite track featured on the album because of the absolute confidence that bleeds through the speakers as One Deuce tells us all about his success and how he’s the one to watch. He knows that he’s undeniably gifted and unapologetically recites that to his fans. “Land of Make Believe” comes out the gate with an alluring intro that demands attention. It’s a hard-hitting, contemporary hip-hop track that brings the energy to the EP. Conceptually things continue to get all the more interesting and unique. One Deuce’s voice sounds powerful, smart and stylish yet also passionate and sincere enough to hold your attention. One Deuce showcases his skills as an admirable, talented and spectacular hip-hop artist. He consistently proves he belongs at the top. The whole EP will propel One Deuce’s career to new heights and we can’t wait to see what he delivers next. The storytelling aspects of this project have me addicted from start to finish. I think that One Deuce is incredibly talented and skilled at connecting with his fans. He writes lyrics that speak to the listeners and music for anyone to vibe to. Check out the self-titled EP here. Great to have you here One Deuce! We really enjoyed the EP, how do you feel about the overall execution of the project? Thanks for listening! Completing a music project can be challenging depending on the resources and support that an artist has. This project is bittersweet because I had an opportunity to feel the connection of birthing something into existence --which is sweet. There is a bitter challenge of balancing what feels right despite people's opinions and trends while figuring out how to be relatable without compromising truth. I think I did a good job of navigating all of the above. There's such addicting energy to this record. What kind of emotions are you attempting to project to listeners with the album? The aim of my project was to allow my creativity, relatability and edge to be felt. I did not want to do a "commercial" album or a project that was overly saturated with any "one" thing. My goal was to allow each song to have its own chapter, its own place. This project displays SOME of my layers with references for my personal life, general perspectives and the ability to be fun and carefree. What would you say is the most important take-away message from the EP? Where did your inspiration for the concept come into play? A fellow artist in the industry shared that there is an undertone of economics throughout the whole album and I had to agree. Although unintentional, this EP subliminally refers to financial empowerment and struggle on a variety of levels. This was definitely an organic outcome. We can imagine that your performances are incredibly energetic with the sound you have! How would you describe your stage presence? How is the vibe in your crowd? Well, I am also an actor so being expressive in any fashion helps me to connect. When performing, I allow my talents to work in tandem. I am very engaging when performing and love to interact with the crowd. I tend to get a good exchange in energy. Thank you so much for talking with us about your new project! What would you say is your major goal within your music career? What’s next for you? In the world of music, I want to continue to complete projects as an artist, producer, and writer. My skills extend into acting, project management, and entrepreneurship so my stage stretches beyond the spotlight of music. My major goal is to utilize any platform that I am afforded to impact people in a positive way. Whether it is through community activism, philanthropy work or keynote speaking. twitter.com/onedeucemusic instagram.com/onedeucemusic facebook.com/onedeucemusic soundcloud.com/onedeucemusic reverbnation.com/onedeucemusic #BuzzMusic