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Cesar Lozano is a Houston-based singer/songwriter/producer, better known for his professional name LOVEONFRIDAY. He continues to challenge quintessential music genres with his melodic and ambient sound. This borderless style allows him to test the waters of any genre, keeping fans on the edge of their seats with every release. Creating relatable tracks, LOVEONFRIDAY transparently discusses the realities of life. His passionate, yet euphoric, vocals produce an emotion-provoking experience for all. Leaning in a slightly different direction is the song “Anxiety” Ft. Trevor Daniel (Prod By. Michael Bao), his track offers shock factor from the title alone and proceeds to deliver on that mood and that thought process in a mellow and self-reflective manner. The beat works beautifully underneath the personal outpouring of difficulty and observations on life. The track sounds great, calming you in contrast with the struggle implied by the concept. Some of the bars here are incredibly poetic, notably open and honest, all of which work well to impress and connect all at once. LOVEONFRIDAY and Trevor Daniel don’t hide behind anything. The music and the lyrics work as a unit to portray a sense of realness and purity. Stay tuned for more from LOVEONFRIDAY, always creating new content! We're very impressed by this one and can't wait to hear more. Listen to “Anxiety” Ft. Trevor Daniel (Produced by Michael Bao) here and read more from LIVEONFRIDAY in our interview below! Welcome to BuzzMusic! Can you tell us about your new song “Anxiety”? What emotions did you channel when creating this song? I’m always living in the future and brushing past the present. It has been a slight issue for me, but about a year ago is when it started to become a major problem. I started taking Adderall because I needed help concentrating. It gave me a nonstop workflow, and I loved to always be on the go. The only time I could feel anything was when I was on the drug. I noticed that Adderall was a problem, so I stopped. The withdrawals were taking such a toll on me. I wasn’t my self anymore. I was hating things that I once loved. All I wanted to do was stay in my bed. I hated late-night drives that I used to love. I started ignoring those around me who cared. My life was slowly falling apart and everything felt as if it weren’t real. The only time I’d feel sane or normal was when I was with my girlfriend. She made me forget about everything but as soon as I’d leave her house I was a mess. I couldn’t take it. Fast forward two weeks and I fell back into it again. This was all while making my EP Selfish, where I had multiple panic attacks. One day, I took three pills, making the best music I had ever made, but the comedown was detrimental and destructive. I had just enough Adderall in my system to overdose. The next day is when things got real - I had an anxiety attack like any other. Everything was moving slowly and I truly thought I was about to die. After that anxiety attack, I completely stopped taking Adderall. I realized that I was addicted so I came clean to my family to get help. My friend Jonny London was there to help me and I cannot thank him enough for his support - I should have listened to him sooner. This was also around the same time Mac Miller had his drug overdose. Watching the final video of him working on music before he passed hit me hard. I kept thinking that could be me, hence the line “I feel like I need another I’m afraid I won’t wake up”. How have you overcome and persevered through the feelings you had when creating “Anxiety”? What did I do next? As of last week, I could no longer fight it my self, my anxiety started taking over my so I went to go see a doctor I’m now on a low dosage of medication to control my heart and antidepressants. I use to not agree with taking anything but I definitely cannot go through this alone. I am slowly but surely feeling like my self again. The amount of people who told me that they can relate to my song “Anxiety” is crazy. It shows people that they are not the only ones who feel this way. They are not alone Who or what would you say has inspired you the most to make this style of music? If you don’t already know, Trevor Daniel is someone who has always inspired me to make the music that I make today. Aside from him, I’ve been listening to a lot of pop-punk rock. I like how artists in that genre have nothing but raw emotion in their voice. That’s something I’ve been taking note of so I can apply that style into my music but make it my own. What do you hope your listeners take away from “Anxiety”? I want my listeners to know that they are not alone. I do not care how busy I am I will always be here to talk. Suicide is not an option. Every problem we are faced with is temporary. When most people are depressed, they are worrying about the past and when most people suffer from anxiety, they are worrying about the future. We cannot change either of those things so focus on living in the now! What do you hope to achieve as an artist going forward through the end of 2019? By the beginning of next year, I want to break out as an artist. I am looking to hit at least 100,000 monthly listeners on my Spotify. For now, that is the goal. Once I reach that, there will be another one. I like to focus on one goal at a time instead of explicitly setting multiple. www.instagram.com/loveonfriday www.twitter.com/loveonfriday_ #BuzzMusic

Blazing a trail through the New England scene is rising artist SKEE from Lynn, Massachusetts. His latest release “Where We Come From” puts his passion and pain on the table regularly. You can look forward to hearing the conviction in his voice while delivering eye-opening lyrics that briefly describe growing up in the harsh environment of Sin City. Painted over an amazing production pieced together by Toniii. This has become the cities anthem for the summer and is only a taste of what’s to come from SKEE and his team Hoodfellas. “Where We Come From” stands out by a mile for its striking introduction and hard-hitting lyrics. The contemporary hip hop landscape joins forces with SKEE’s creatively free approach, making for a track that hits hard yet feels honest and raw at the same time. “Where We Come From” is versatile and surprising for many reasons, the outpouring of melody and emotion opens up a whole new corner, the lyrics hold tight to your attention, the music suits the mood of these words, and the performance strikes as completely genuine and authentically connected to the bars at play throughout. We’re impressed with the truth that SKEE brings to the table and we’re looking forward to his future releases! Listen to “Where We Come From” here and get to know more about SKEE in our interview below! Hey SKEE! Tell us all about your track “Where We Come From”!? What inspired it? If I could only use one word I’d say Authentic....Real ones from the hood will relate because they were subjected to similar conditions, I speak for them. As far as inspiration I look no further than the environment I grew up in. If it wasn’t for my city this song never would have been created. Not everyone grew up how we did, I wanted to paint a picture for those who aren’t too familiar with the life we were custom to. Plus My cousin did his thing on the keys, left me no choice but to return the favor. What’s the concept behind the music video? What was the filming process like for you? Had to be in the city! Other than that I wanted the lyrics to speak from themselves more than anything. The filming process gives me the same vibes as if I was on stage performing I’m right at home with either or. Do you have any future collaborations that we can expect from you? Other than the squad Hoodfellas (Tray Cook and JDee) there’s a few lined up. Not opposed to working with any artists regardless of status as long as they ain’t on no bullshit or a Rat! Then we good. What do you think sets you apart from mainstream music today? EVERYTHING! I stay true to myself, we stuck to the basics while they took shorts. Hoodfellas is bringing rap back! Remember I said that. What do you hope to achieve through the remainder of 2019? Everything deserved, Free our brother JDee until then me and Tray will hold it down Lynn Mass STAND UP! Instagram: @skee781 Twitter: @Skee2real #BuzzMusic

Musician, actor and model Danni Holland & Jay “Trew” Crockett, also known by candy from strangers has announced the launch of their debut single ' Dancer’. The song is produced by soulplusmind. “Dancer” was released on August 29th across the world on all the digital music platforms such as Spotify, iTunes, etc. In the dance friendly melodic track, the artists have taken his inspiration from diverse life events and influences on another level. “Dancer” is a unique blend of music based on the genre of dance / soul/ pop music, creating a single balance of ecstatic music backed by tremendous lyricism. As a diverse independent artist, Trew has been featured as an actor in a commercial that won a Telly award. Most of his catalogue has now been placed in several movies and television shows. Danni began her career in the industry as a model where she booked a number of print and commercial campaigns. She eventually turned to acting and has worked on various television and film projects including HBO's The Deuce, ABC's Quantico, Showtime's Billions, and New Line Cinema's The Kitchen. In 2018 she began collaborating with her long-time friend and musician Jay Crockett and in the spring of 2019, the two formed the group candy from strangers. Their diverse music style presents a cross-genre blend of pop, hip hop and trance elements. Their first EP is scheduled to release in fall of 2019. For more information on candy from strangers, please visit: www.candyfromstrangers.bandcamp.com For additional information or Media inquiries and collaborations please visit: www.clockedoutrecords.com Social media profiles: www.facebook.com/candyfromstrangers www.instagram.com/iheartcandyfromstrangers

Hunter Ambrose is a talented singer/songwriter residing in Manhattan’s iconic lower east side music scene. Influenced by artists such as Lady Gaga, Michael Jackson, Ariana Grande, David Bowie, Prince, and The Weeknd, she strives to create an immersive, well-rounded pop sound and image that are equal parts provocative as they are compelling. After attending Boston’s Berklee College of Music, Hunter began writing material for her debut upcoming EP, “Scorpio Season”, by early 2017. Currently, she is splitting her time across the country, recording and promoting material for “Scorpio Season” and its lead single, “Right Now”. She is also currently writing and recording features for several EDM and pop artists based out of Brooklyn, NY and Las Vegas, NV. Her single, “Right Now”, is available worldwide on all streaming services. “Right Now” is a release that builds up and explores its concept in an increasingly artistic way. At first, the pace is mellow, the vocals gentle and intentional, and it offers a level of calm. A moment of stillness, followed by a bright and purposeful awakening. As things build, as the audio layers intertwine and unite, the energy rises, sweeping the listener away on the emotion of the moment. “Right Now” details a thrilling, passionate, and tumultuous story surrounding Hunter’s personal life at a time of intense self-discovery. The beat builds into an electrifying EDM/Pop blend, showcasing a notable rise in passion and intensity. The whole thing makes for an artistically brilliant and well-thought-out production. A strong and impressive introduction to Hunter Ambrose as a well-rounded artist, we can’t wait to hear more in her debut EP “Scorpio Season”! Stay tuned! Check out “Right Now” here and read more below for our interview with Hunter Ambrose! Hey Hunter! What can you tell us about your new single? What does “Right Now” mean to you? The release of this song is incredibly important to me. This is the first song I am releasing as the artist behind the work. Previously, working as a songwriter, I had a much more behind-the-scenes role on the music I had worked on, so this is a monumental moment for me in my life! I wrote this song over two and a half years ago and I always believed in it. The song itself was written about a man who I had fallen in love with, but who I was also afraid to admit my feelings to. It’s about the complications of hookup culture, self-doubt, lust, fear, and meeting someone that you just instantly feel chemistry with and can’t explain why. How did you approach this single? Music first, lyrics first? Do you produce your tracks? Every song is different, but with this particular one, I had saved a core melody from a song I had tried to write 3 years prior which serves as the main hook to Right Now. But, I would say I wrote the lyrics first. The final draft of the lyrics was done within an hour and afterward, I went to the piano and came up with chord progression that I felt suited the melody I knew I was going to use. I can usually come up with basic melodies without the help of any instrumentation. In terms of production, I collaborated with Kaymo (aka Jason Strong) who I attended Berklee College of Music with. He handled the production for my entire EP and did an outstanding job. What do you hope people take away from “Right Now”? When I sat down to write this song, I wanted to create something that sounded like a hit that people could dance to but with some substance and lyrics that told a compelling story. This song came out of a very emotional place for me and I truly hope that shines through my lyric writing. We wanted to create a sonic landscape that was bold and instilled strong imagery for listeners and that combined all of my major influences - Lady Gaga, The Weeknd, Ariana Grande, Michael Jackson, etc. I truly believe that my producer and I accomplished that. How did you first get started in the music industry? What was the first thing you learned to play, and the first song you ever wrote? I began my professional career as a songwriter upon meeting Grammy-award winning producer Narada Michael Walden (producer of Whitney Houston’s early catalog and the Bodyguard soundtrack) He was going to produce what was intended to be my debut album in 2013. Instead, I signed on to provide songwriting for one of his albums and thus began my career as a songwriter. From there, I have steadily collaborated with independent artists all over the country. The first instrument I learned to play was the piano when I was 6 years old. The first song I ever wrote was probably when I was about 16 years old while I was attending a summer music program in Boston. What can your fans expect from your upcoming EP “Scorpio Season”? My fans can expect a bold compilation of pop, R&B and electronic music that doesn’t shy away from raw emotion and passion. The EP deals with themes of self-transformation, sex, love, fear, anxiety, sadness, and forgiveness. The whole idea of the title of Scorpio Season came from the idea that Scorpios are thought of to be the zodiac sign that represents passion, sexuality, the polarity of life and death, power, evolution, intuition and deep emotions. Those concepts are all found in the songwriting that I created for this project. I truly hope my fans enjoy it and take away something meaningful out of these songs that tell a story of a very intense time in my life that I reflect on through this EP. Connect with Hunter Ambrose on social media: www.facebook.com/iamhunterambrose www.instagram.com/hunterblairambrose www.twitter.com/hunterblairnyc #BuzzMusic

FUTURIST is an alt-rock, psychedelic pop band formed in Brooklyn and developed in Austin and Los Angeles. Through experimentation, a multimedia vision, and energetic delivery, FUTURIST creates a wall of sound that ignites audiences with their style and modern mythology. With appeal for both lovers of space-age and vintage, FUTURIST has been likened to the visions of Flaming Lips, Pink Floyd, Arctic Monkeys, Radiohead, My Morning Jacket, and Spoon. The band is known for its associations with folklore and psychedelia, with elements of this culture permeating the group's instrumentation, effects, and composition. FUTURIST release their latest track “Bad Air, Still Water” and set the mood beautifully for a first-time listener. Slowly but surely crafting a mildly psychedelic, expressive rock soundscape around you, FUTURIST pave the way for a notably poetic and thoughtful song. “Bad Air, Still Water” plays for an impressive 6+ minutes! What you notice during this time, is that rather than focusing on the individual elements and layers you tend to lose concentration somewhere along the way. The mind begins to wander off into the ether of this space the artist has created around you. FUTURIST has composed this with care and intention. What begins as a slightly classic sound, soon evolves into something more in line with Pink Floyd or some of the alternative creatives from a few decades ago. This is the ambiance, along with the considerate, metaphorical lyrics. A great song, really well built and proof of FUTURIST’s natural connection to songwriting and music as an art form. Check out “Bad Air, Still Water” here and read more with FUTURIST below! Hey FUTURIST! Welcome to BuzzMusic. We love the new song!! What does the “Bad Air, Still Water” represent for you? 'Bad Air, Still Water’ was inspired by the weight of it all. “Don’t pay any mind to the cynical. They don’t know any better.” What do we do in those moments where we’ve fallen short of our higher self and are dealing with the disparity between how we thought it would be and what actually happened…and not succumbing completely to nihilism in the process. I think the tune is best summarized through the questions posed in the end of the song. “Is there no escape? Am I enslaved to this feeling? I mean am I even helping? Could you just in case, hold me responsible?” We can’t really escape caring about who we are and the consequences of our actions, so we might as well embrace our autonomy as we move through so much that is out of our control. What prompted you to first start making music, and what drives you to continue? I’ve been making music sense I was a kid. I grew up playing piano, singing in church choirs, and later concert bands/marching bands in middle school and high school. I starting playing in rock bands with my friends in high school and eventually went to school in Colorado for music composition. I keep doing it because I love it and, well, I’m so deep in there’s no coming back haha. Honestly, it’s my outlet and the most genuine way for me to express myself. Can you dive into the meaning of some of your favorite lyrics within “Bad Air, Still Water”? It’s a song about falling short and doing my best not to lose the faith. The chorus is: “Don’t pay any mind to the cynical. They don’t know any better. What was signed on the dotted line was conceptualized in a devilled egg and swallowed whole and now you choke on the word given to a higher self.” It’s my own sort of reckoning with God, my actions, and that light that keeps you from losing hope completely. I talked a bit more about it before, but it’s about getting back up. The air is bad so you clear it. The water is still, so you move it. What are your thoughts on the current mainstream music industry and the future of rock? There’s so much going on. We have this new freedom in that everyone can take their shot without having to reckon with any gatekeepers, so to speak. You can record and publish your own music using the internet alone and build your audience that way.  It’s also kind of a problem in that way because everything is so oversaturated. There are so many bands all trying to compete for the same space and resources, which can be really daunting some times. We’re going to keep building our little tribe and hopefully we can grow that exponentially. As for the future of rock, I’m really aching for the comeback. All of the testosterone is pumping through rap these days and I’d really love to be a part of something revitalized so we’re doing our part there too. What’s next for FUTURIST? Our album, 'OMENS', is out on September 27. Check it out and come out to some shows. You can find our tour dates and social media stuff at www.futuristnow.net www.facebook.com/futuristnow www.instagram.com/futurist_music www.twitter.com/futurist_music

Vancouver, Canada’s own Chris Clute keeps the music scene alive and kicking with this soulful and synth-soaked new smash hit, “Listen 2 U”. Fusing a rhythmic and upbeat soundscape, an uplifting drop and a series of creative instrumental moments that rain down with vibrancy and color “Listen 2 U” is a simple dream of a pop track. The song utilizes poetry and metaphors to craft and build-up an easily memorable hook with a quickly engaging, emotional story-line and vocal. “Listen 2 U” focuses on the strange feeling of lost connections and trying to rebuild. The impact of human connection is universal. Clute builds a tranquil, immersive sound as he looks to repair a fractured relationship. Chris’ gentle and authentic vocal tone works well amidst a humble and ambient soundscape. From childhood to early adulthood, Clute writes from a variety of perspectives. “A lot of my early writing was very introspective, self-reflection from my perspective… From my experience writing and creating with others, I’ve learned to write from other points of view. To tell stories of those closest to me”. Working closely with Salil Verma and Peter Newieunberg from Sound of Kalima, Clute’s high melancholic vocals weave in and out of these warm and stacked instrumentals to create large soundscapes for simple and relatable messages. Check out “Listen 2 U” here and read more with Chris Clute below! Hey Chris! Can you tell us a bit about how you originally began creating music? I grew up taking piano lessons and absolutely hated it. The way I was taught was restrictive and I was learning pieces, I didn't even like. When I started learning guitar with my friends it was so refreshing. We just picked up tabs on the internet for songs that we were obsessed with and hashed them out together… That freedom of expression grew into writing and composing my own music and led me to collaborate with some of my new found best friends. Congrats on the release of your new single “Listen 2 U”! What does this song represent for you? When we move on to the next chapter we meet a lot of new people of course, but we also end up leaving people behind. Sometimes this IS for the better but a lot of times we simply lose touch with people who were a big part of that chapter in our life. This song is about reaching out and reconnecting with the people we’ve been meaning to talk to. Seeing people we don’t get to see very often and taking the time to listen to them. Where is the best setting to listen to “Listen 2 U”, and what do you hope people take away from it? The ideal place to listen to the song is at the beach at sunset… or…  in a Hollywood feel good movie right before the credits! I hope this song makes people think of someone that means a lot to them. Maybe someone who they haven’t seen in a long time. What’s your favorite lyric that you feel has the most impact in “Listen 2 U”? Why? “There’s no need, to be nervous it’s just me” I like this line a lot because a lot of times if I don’t see someone for a while, I don’t know what to expect. Have they changed? Do they still feel the same about me? There’s no need to be nervous… it’s just me and I’m still me. Do you have any upcoming events or shows you’d like to talk about? Yes this song is the first single off of my upcoming album “Homesick Holiday”. The song is the first part of something much larger and I’m very excited to share it with you. Keep up with Chris Clute through social media! www.instagram.com/chris___clute #BuzzMusic

Five-piece Alternative Blues band The Mojo Slide is delivering new and improved tracks to their listeners. Straight out of Cambridgeshire, England, TheMojo Slide curates their sound based on personal emotion and experiences, providing a more real and sincere aspect to their music. With an almost whimsical sound, The Mojo Slide has our entire heart with their music. They produce tracks that are not only memorable, but they are also picturesque in the best way possible. Hitting more honest and soft tones, the band works in ways to incorporate a more compelling and assertive tone to elevate their sound. We're falling in love with The Mojo Slide and their genuine sound, and we know our Blues-loving BuzzMusic listeners will too! "The Sky Is Falling In" is the latest release from The Mojo Slide, and they're providing the perfect type of Alternative Blues we needed this Monday morning. With soft instrumentals, combined with a rugged vocalism, it makes for a calming tune from The Mojo Slide. However, combined with that tranquil atmosphere The Mojo Slide create in a variety of their songs, they also bring a more heavy-hitting aspect to "The Sky Is Falling In" through the use of more daunting guitar riffs. We appreciated this aspect of the song primarily because it added some rough edges to the track, and gave it a more haunting feel than you'd expect in an alternative blues track. The Mojo Slide is putting out music that is far from ordinary--they're the five-piece alternative band we've been wanting for some time, and now that we have them, we're obsessively tuned in and listening to their rustic sound. "The Sky Is Falling In" can be accessed here, and you can find our interview with The Mojo Slide below! Hey there The Mojo Slide! Wonderful having you guys here on BuzzMusic! Can you introduce the band to our readers, and the primary message you hold as a music group? Hi Readers! We are The Mojo Slide, a five-piece filthy blues rock n' roll band from Cambridge in the UK. We have many influences ranging from blues to Britpop, as well as grunge, folk, indie, garage rock and classic rock n' roll from all eras. I’d say our primary message is not one of self promotion really - just support local music and your favourite bands! "The Sky Is Falling In" is a very soft and relaxing song, however we definitely didn't miss the heavy-hitting elements added to the track! How did the overall curation of the track go? How did you all come to realize the overall song was the right execution? Like several other tracks on the EP we're releasing it’s an acoustic version of a track from our debut album 'Twist Your Bones'. But this version of the song was kind of how our singer and lyricist originally imagined the finished song when he first wrote the lyrics. It was meant to be slow, brooding and not too heavy. But our lead guitarist came with a huge riff and the album version became a heavy, funky, blues-rock monster of a tune. We’ve always had a folk and Americana influence in some of our songs and our two guitarists are also classically trained multi-instrumentalists playing piano, viola, violin, mandolin and of course the acoustic guitar. We get to experiment with those different sounds when playing occasional acoustic shows and radio appearances. It was from this experimenting, tapping into those other influences, that led us to what the track became. So, fittingly, this version is perhaps more as it was originally intended. It's got a more haunting feel than the album version and is a fitting climax to our new EP that the track lends it's name to. What was the predominant message integrated within "The Sky Is Falling In"? There is no actual message, its more dark personal experiences interwoven into a fictional folk story paying homage to The Brothers Grim fable, Chicken Licken, aka Chicken Little, weirdly enough. But every rock band needs a song about the end of the world, this one is ours. What is the most rewarding experience you've had as a band? There’s lots of great live experiences we’ve had but the most rewarding is just being able to connect with our fans with our songs. There's also been some hotel experiences that we might have to save telling about for an autobiography. Is The Mojo Slide performing anywhere in the near future?! We are currently working on our second album release but we've made time for three more gigs this year, plus some radio shows. -7th September at The Portland Arms, Cambridge, United Kingdom. -11th October at The Hunters Club, Bury St Edmonds, United Kingdom. -9th November at The Ostrich Inn, Peterborough, United Kingdom. Connect with The Mojo Slide on social media: www.facebook.com/themojoslide www.instagram.com/themojoslide www.twitter.com/themojoslide #BuzzMusic

Hey there nÜ nÜ! It's great we have a chance to catch up with you and your music! How has the overall release of your latest single "Antidote" gone? Hey guys!  Great to hear for you!  The release of "Antidote" has been a complete success.   We're almost at 50k streams and still going!  Thank you so much for your support with this release.  Really it's been all about the small steps towards success and I feel like the ball is really rolling now. The sounds in "Antidote" are incredible--ranging from your voice to the actual production itself! What kind of element do you think is integral to your uniqueness within music? Thanks!   I'm always looking for weird sounds, whether they be found out in the real world or manufactured on my computer.   I think my love of interesting and weird textures brings some uniqueness to my music...hopefully! You create a very modern and contemporary EDM/Pop feel to your music. Would you predominantly refine your artistry to this category? Yes for sure!  I feel like I'm finally on my way of defining my own sound, although I still have a long ways to go before I'm truly happy with it. If you could make a collaborative album with any artist of your choosing, who would you pick? How do you think this artist complements your creative side? Hmmmm.  Damn that's a toughy.   I mean if I can choose anybody I'm going Kanye for sure.   I'm a bit of an introvert, so I think he'd be quite complimentary and he seems like a powerhouse of energy for sure. Plus, he's a production genius! What's coming up next for you as an artist? I'm going to keep on growing, creating, releasing, and repeat.   Hopefully will be spending some time perfecting a live show and hit the road to spread some nÜ nÜ across the land. Listen to "Antidote" here! Stay connected: www.instagram.com/i_am_nu_nu #BuzzMusic

With a healthy chunk of attitude, a dynamite lead singer and a predilection for rock and roll, Evol Walks has rapidly emerged as a heavyweight contender in the hard rock scene. The brainchild of Australian born, Los Angeles based singer/songwriter Leah Martin-Brown in 2014, Evol Walks have proven themselves a band to watch by cutting their teeth in venues across three continents and earning plaudits from fans and industry experts alike. With a huge and impressive repertoire, the band shows no signs of slowing down on releases with several more planned before the end of the year and a new record coming early 2020 produced by Brian Howes. Out now is Evol Walks’ latest track “Death Of Me”, a hard-hitting rock anthem. The emotive lyricism, pummelling guitar, tight rhythms, and Leah’s powerhouse vocals fuse together to form an undeniable rock hit! This absolute smash will have you head-banging and rocking out wherever you may be. Evol Walks’ chemistry, confidence, and finely-calibrated sound are impressive. Leah is unapologetically herself and we can’t get enough! The hard-rock diva is delivering nothing but hits and we can’t wait to see what Evol Walks brings to the table next! Listen to "Death Of Me” here and continue reading below to hear more from Evol Walks! Welcome to BuzzMusic! We love your sound! Can you tell us more about your upbringing? How did you get started in music? Leah: As a kid, I always loved performing! I vaguely remember doing a song and dance routine to the ENTIRE Lion King Soundtrack every time my Mum threw a dinner party. My relatives and her friends were always very tolerant... When I was about 10 years old, my entire grade went on camp and there was a section where the guy running it was playing songs on his guitar and asking people who knew them to get up and sing them. He played one, it was an old hymn, and I was the only one that knew it (my Grandma is very Catholic so I've heard them all haha.). So I got up and actually sang it rather than just talk it or whatever and everyone looked at me funny. From that point, I was always asked to sing at school mass, etc. I picked up the guitar a year later and it was history from there! Tell us all about your new track “Death Of Me”! What was the writing process like for this song? Leah: 'Death of Me' is actually an old song I penned back in 2014 with our Producer, Brian Howes but I feel like it still rings true for me today. We were sitting in his outdoor area and it was beautiful weather and we were playing around with some chord progressions. I was going through some weird emotions and I got a text message, read it and muttered "Ugh, you'll be the fucking death of me" and put my phone on mute. Brian heard me say that and was like "AHA! Song title!, and it kind of flowed from there. It was an easy subject to write about- I'm constantly getting myself into the exact same situation despite it being 5 years later! We love your authentic and powerful vocals, have you had any professional training? Leah: I started vocal training when I was 18 years old off and on. I did a Post Graduate Degree in Jazz Vocal Performance which had me training 2-3 times per week and then when I moved to Los Angeles, I started training with Ron Anderson who is an absolute genius! Love him! Who are your top three musical influences? Why? Leah: Only three??!!! Umm... Bon Scott: As a vocalist, he has so much charisma. You listen to him sing and hear the cheekiness in his voice and can really see the picture he is trying to create. Amy Lee: I heard the first Evanescence record when I was 12 and was hooked. Her voice was the most incredible thing I'd ever heard and I just wanted to sound like her and be able to do what she could do. I was so inspired by her tone and ability to go from pure and sweet to heavy. Monster Magnet: I love the themes of the songs, the guitar tones and the weird, ethereal vibes they create while still keeping everything very listenable and upbeat. Plus, Dave Wyndorf is fucking badass. What’s next for Evol Walks through the end of 2019? Leah: We are releasing ' Death of Me' on August 30th and then hit the studio with Brian Howes next week to work on our new EP! We have a few shows booked, 22nd September @ Doll Hut, Anaheim, September 24th we have a free show at The Viper Room and then we head out to Vegas on October 5th. Keeping busy until 2020 hits! www.facebook.com/evolwalks www.instagram.com/evolwalks www.youtube.com/evolwalksband

The Lungs are back at it, releasing new music! Inhabitants of Los Angeles, The Lungs have a wide range of inspiration from their day-to-day lives that they're able to use to create their undeniably authentic sound. As a predominantly Punk band within the music scene, The Lungs bring innovation and a more industrialized sounding to their musical category. BuzzMusic listeners have to gear up for this upcoming single by The Lungs, "Vizitant". "Vizitant" is a track with abundantly hard-hitting tempos and elements, so we must prepare listeners for the type of energy they're about to encounter! What a heavy-hitting introduction to The Lungs recently released song "Vizitant"! This is the type of track that will get anyone's heart going for sure. With an even more hard-hitting vocal presence, The Lungs can create a powerful and daunting sound with "Vizitant". The transitions from a highly energetic and robust tune, to a more leveled tone is what is most intriguing, program wise. The Lungs consistently put out music that is gritty, and forcefully compelling. It's the kind of element they have to their music that makes listeners want more with the band, and what they're able to create musically. We'd have to say that the overall tone of "Vizitant" is hardcore, best and only way we can put that. It's everything you'd expect a more punk rock band to encompass within their sound. We can always count on feeling energized after listening to tracks by The Lungs, especially sow ith "Vizitant", and we urge our Punk Rock BuzzMusic listeners to check the track out! Give a listen to hard-hitting band The Lungs "Vizitant" here! Connect with The Lungs on social media for all new music and updates: www.facebook.com/thelungslungs www.instagram.com/lungslungs www.lungslungs.bandcamp.com #BuzzMusic