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Mone The JEDI as he is known is from West Philadelphia, PA. Being part Jamaican and part Syrian brings a diversity and versatility to his sound. Jedi grew up moving between multiple cities, from Philadelphia, New Jersey, Atlanta and Florida, he always found a way to fuse these experiences into his style.  Jedi is beginning to make an impact with his "New Wave" rap. Although Mone The JEDI has had success in the past with his music, he is hoping that this new season of music will reach a wider audience and will keep building his ever increasing fan base. “Every Day” is a contagious new track laced with heavy bass, flawless bars, and a catchy hook. Mone The JEDI paints a vivid picture in the listeners mind and takes us on a psychedelic soundscape through his music. Mone The JEDI is no stranger to success and knows that he’ll always hustle by any means necessary.“Every Day” weaves through a raw and honest storytelling anthem. I love the psychedelic sound arrangements. Mone The JEDI has worked hard to get where he is now and he’s only getting further! With releases like “Every Day” you better stay on the lookout because Mone The JEDI is headed to the top. Check out “Every Day” here. Read more below in our exclusive interview! Hi Mone The JEDI! How did you get started making music? “I always been making music since childhood. I started making music seriously back in 2010 when I released my first mixtape via datpiff the “composition” How does this track “Every Day” compare to one of your earliest tracks? How have you improved? “Compared to earlier records like “spend & win witch was done back in 2010 my latest single Everyday contains the pandemonium and energy that I’ve gained through my music industry experience.” What do you do to feed your passion for writing verses everyday? “Just being active and involved everyday art, fashion & music being around successful people. Staying stress free and happy.” What challenges have you faced in the music industry? How have you overcome these challenges? “Sometimes it’s hard to get your music heard in general. The most important thing I’ve done is being consistent. No matter how long it takes it still feels amazingly rewarding when people start to notice you and hear you.” If you could collaborate with any artist, dead or alive, who would you choose and why? “ definitely future, drake, or Tory lanez would my first choices, big is my favorite of all time and nip was also someone I would have definitely wanted to meet or collaborate with.” Connect with Mone on social media www.twitter.com/monethejedi

Mexican artist Kalami fires up his new single, ‘My Heart Beats’ - delivering a big dose of sun drenched vibes, with summer now in full swing. Following on from his previous releases, including 'Your Love' & 'Bubble Gum' – now it’s the turn of 'My Heart Beats'. Touching back down with another feel good cut & sees Kalami continue to set out his musical agenda, in fitting style. An infectious pop-dance affair with uplifting melodies & relatable lyrics that will resonate universally - 'My Heart Beats' is set to light up a host of airwaves in the summer months ahead. Stay tuned. Listen to 'My Heart Beats'. CONNECT with Kalami: www.instagram.com/kalami_official

What's up The Naked Feedback! We're excited to share your music and story with our BuzzMusic platform. tell us how the journey been so far creating music and performing together as a band? any challenges you've had to overcome? We have played for a couple of years now and hit probably every kind of wall young musicians come into whether it be problems with bookers, negative comments online, playing to 1 or 2 people in a whole venue. Gladly a lot of these problems are behind us and as we learn from our mistakes and misjudgments the band's profile is getting bigger and bigger along with our dedicated fan base which follows us over the country. What's the main motto to your music that you hope translates to your listeners? Any inspirations or influences of yours? We don't really have a motto for our music in general as we take inspiration from different genres and backgrounds. If anything it would simply to encourage people to have a good time and enjoy themselves, we have no political motivations or social class labels, we are exactly as you see us. Just 4 well dressed guys who bring excitement and energy to a 30 minute set and hopefully something the crowd have never seen before. Our songs are also quite diverse: we have fast songs where the crowd flops around, we have slower songs with big anthemic choruses, and we have some good old fashion funk/disco songs to get everyone moving. Our early music career was influenced by Arctic monkeys, queens of the Stone Age and The Beatles. We do keep these underlying artists in the back of our minds when writing but since we began our personal music tastes have changed and in turn what we write has also changed for the better. We loved your single "Silent Disco". Tell us about the production of this single and how you found your inspiration for it. With Silent Disco we decided to go for a fresh change in terms of bringing the track to life. We worked with a studio in Glasgow called 7 Seven West studios which we have never worked before, so this was a completely new experience. We also brought on the help of someone to co-produce the track with us: Johnny Madden of the band Baby Strange came on board to help us make the track the best it could be. And finally we also brought on a female singer called Amanda McAllister to accompany Dean's vocals during the chorus. This is something that really brought the song to life and added an new flavour to our music which people have never seen before, we were fortunate enough to get Amanda along to our recent headline show to bring her amazing voice to a couple of tracks including Silent Disco. The whole origin of Silent Disco came for a need for a song full of dance vibes without losing The Naked Feedback Rock vibes. We think we have perfectly achieved that and hopefully brought the listener a song that they will be singing/humming long after it finishes. What was your personal favorite element to "Silent Disco" from an artist's perspective? We had a lot of fun making this song in the studio and added a lot of spontaneity which you can hear in the final product. During the second verse you'll notice thead-lib sound of "woo-hoo" and "fabricate", almost as an acknowledgement to 70s funk and disco and just trying to incorporate a fun atmosphere into the song itself. Any exciting upcoming performances or live shows from The Naked Feedback? After selling out our hometown show at King Tuts Wah Wah Hut we look to take our act further afield in both the U.K. and beyond. We hope to confirm some shows in mainland Europe before the end of this year and even talking about plans to play a tour of Canada at the beginning of 2020 so we have a lot to look forward to. Connect with The Naked Feedback on social media www.instagram.com/thenakedfeedback

Born in Tanzania, the talented YngMugi moved to Canada at the age of 3, eventually settling in Edmonton, Alberta. Always interested in music, Yngmugi described his main influence to be J Cole. “Higher” was the first Cole track he ever heard and was instantly hooked. YungMugi was able to focus more on the lyrics rather than the beat/melody and that in turn allowed his music to come with a strong lyrical presence. Before he even had thoughts on being an artist, YngMugi used to love to write poems. He was fascinated by rhyme schemes and started taking being a rapper seriously by the age of 16. YngMugis’s latest track “‘Memories” (Produced by Base.Rec) is all about YungMugi using his music as an outlet for his emotions, spitting his truth and starting this track off to an incredible start. The dope and truthful lyrics showcase YngMugi’s emotive songwriting and realism with his pleading vocalism. “Memories” explodes through the speakers with a hard-hitting bass line. It’s a sick track equipped with a dynamic sound and bass-filled beats, YngMugi is sure to have you vibing along. His vocals are deep and hypnotizing and his smooth flow and flawless bars can be accredited to his years of experience and raw talent.  YngMugi’s upbeat flow and flawless witty bars make “Memories” unparalleled in today’s hip-hop scene. Getting a message across, effortlessly reciting perfect lyrics, and finding/creating beats to match is YngMugi’s specialty. Check out “Memories” here and read more with YngMugi below! Welcome to BuzzMusic! Can you start by telling our readers more about yourself and your upbringing? I was raised in Edmonton AB, in a family of 6. Enrolled in a French school, i was brought up to be bilingual. I had Always been drawn into rap and from my perspective i thought i had a good ear for music. and listening to the hottest rappers at that time i thought to myself “shii i could do dat too”  so i started rappin myself when i was styll a lil cub, around 12. Your flow is so smooth and effortless. How did you decide to start recording your tracks? what got me really getting serious wit the music was when i got in highschool n my friends started rappin, they were getting a pretty solid feedback so i was like fuck it better now than never. so i started hittin up the studio. What inspired you to write “Memories’”? what got me to write Memories was honestly because i thought to myself “hey i keep droppin the same typa songs, lemme switch it up a bit” so i went n heard a soft drake type beat n jus poured me feelings into it n den voila. What would be your dream venue to perform? my dream venue to perform at would prolly be Rogers Conference Centre in edmonton atm, jus to show my peoples we made it. Do you have any upcoming releases or events you’d like to talk about? i have couple tracks locked in the chamber that will set ablaze, but for the mean time i got one track on the way called “Ball Time” droppin thursday the 15th Connect with YngMugi on social media www.instagram.com/yngmugi www.mobile.twitter.com/yngmugi

Mary and Brianna are a twin sister pop/country duo from New York who regularly delight live audiences in both New York and Nashville. Lead vocalist and co-writer Mary is passionate about writing melodies and layering high and low harmonies; she also assists in background vocal arrangements and has a special way of adding perfect nuances that make the songs unique. Brianna is the storyteller and is very passionate about creating honest and relatable lyrics. She’s also the duo’s instrumentalist. In addition to singing, she plays the guitar and piano. “Whiskey and Lust”, Mary and Brianna’s latest EP, was the first project they undertook after moving to Nashville. Though the duo are from New York, they refer to themselves as “New York Country” as they, and this EP, have been strongly influenced by Nashville’s thriving music culture. Taking the best musical traditions from both New York and Nashville, Mary and Brianna have used current pop elements with traditional country music tropes to create catchy songs with broad appeal. The incredibly talented sisters have an original sound that is true to their pop roots and country influences. The beginning of the Ep starts off with the name sake “Whiskey And Lust”. The vocals come in and blow me away! They’re harmonically-rich and mesmerizing as Mary and Brianna weave through a light-hearted love story that will resonate with any listener. The raw and vulnerable new song is an incredible intro and we’re hooked. The ethereal vocals and authentic to the core songwriting has us singing along to every word. Next on the EP is “Clockwork”, this track introduces a bouncing country-pop feel and we just can’t get enough. The groovy tune is sure to get you toe-tapping along with the textured rhythms and catchy melodies. Mary and Brianna keep delivering relatable songs that are undeniably memorable. “Leave the City” is a more vulnerable track that’s harmony laden and takes the listener on a journey. It gives us a retrospective look at the inner thoughts and feelings of Mary and Brianna. The instrumentals are blended perfectly with the addicting chorus. As the EP transitions into “Shuffle” the dynamic duo delivers an upbeat and danceable pop track. The chemistry between the light-hearted lyricism and finely calibrated vocals is hypnotizing. We can’t help but dance along to this infectious hit. As the EP approaches conclusion, “In the Morning” begins with a melancholic change of pace. It slowly turns into a catchy, melodious tune during the chorus. Mary’s lead vocals are spectacular and authentic to the core. Keeping up the consistent theme of love, wonder and adventure, “In the Morning” is a love anthem that brilliantly wraps up the EP. The sisters project, “Whiskey and Lust” is a refreshingly contemporary flare to the country music industry. They’re high energy aesthetic and positivity flows through the speakers. Mary and Brianna write relateable tracks for all their fans and listeners to enjoy. We love what they bring to the table and can’t wait to see what they deliver next. I highly recommend you check out “Whiskey and Lust” here and read more with Mary and Brianna in our interview below. Hello Mary and Brianna! How did you get started in music? We grew up in a family full of musicians, so picking up a mic or instrument was just a matter of time. Our dad plays piano and listening to him growing played a big role in wanting to become musicians. I (Brianna) especially can remember sitting next to him on the piano bench and watching his hand dance along the keys. I was hooked instantly. Mary and I have literally been singing since the crib. When I started learning guitar around the age of 11, we also began to write songs, and that is when we started performing and recording originals. What inspired you to start recording your songs? Our family played a major role in encouraging us to further pursue our music (outside the living room). We began to play our songs live at local coffee shops and little venues around our home town. We received great feedback and support and figured it’d be worth a shot to record a release a few! Fast forward 10 years of practice, performing, and recording and here we have “Whiskey and Lust!” We feel this EP has a “new romance” theme with intimate elements that draws in the listener. If you could pick one major theme for your EP “Whiskey and Lust”, what would it be? What was the writing process like for this project? “Whiskey and Lust” was a direct result of our move to Nashville. We had visited a bunch of times in high school, and finally decided to make the move in 2017. The talent thriving in Nashville was truly inspiring. We were greatly influenced by the craft of storytelling and attention to detail in every song that comes out of this city. We wanted to create music that reflected that. We love your vocals! What age did you begin performing in front of others? We grew up singing for our family and friends! We began performing in venues around town when we were 12. We have played at bars, coffee shops, theaters and even a stadium! We love performing and sharing our originals with an audience. Tell us more about the meaning of the lyrics in “Shuffle”? What inspired this song? “Shuffle” is a playful song about a girl who can’t figure out what kind of guy she wants to date. We have both experienced feeling restless or unsure in a relationship. We compared the common indecisiveness most girls experience when dating with picking a song on a playlist. How often do you change a song before it plays through? The first verse describes an edgy guy, with long hair and piercings, symbolizing her punk playlist. We reference song titles such as “All the Small Things” and “Story of a Girl” to represent a pop punk kind of guy. Then fading out of the chorus we say “and the next one goes like this.” The second verse then describes her”next” boy. We reference songs “Cruise,” “Body like a Backroad” and “Stay a Little Longer” to represent the country boy that she is interested in. Do you have any musical influences? How do you draw from them for inspiration? We are greatly influenced by Maren Morris, Kelsea Ballerini, and Taylor Swift; women in country/pop who are also able to cross genres. We never liked limiting our music to one genre. Some of the songs on the EP lean pop and others lean towards country. Connect with Mary and Brianna on social media www.instagram.com/maryandbrianna www.twitter.com/maryandbrianna

Born in Jacksonville, FL, young up and comer KEY was moved around many times during his childhood. From foster home to foster home, KEY grew up with a tougher childhood than most. Through his struggles he was able to find his passion for music. He uses his music as an emotional outlet to tell his story. We checked out KEY’s latest release “Warm Nights” and were hooked on this new artist. With a smooth and infectious melody, this anthem rings in a true hip-hop vibe. Full of clarity and truth, KEY’s lyrics are a refreshing addition to the music industry today. KEY is unapologetic and authentically honest. The rawness that’s in every punchline is unpredictable yet consistent. KEY gives a confident and edgy appeal to his artistry while staying true to the hip-hop roots that founded the culture of rap. His lyricism and flow are addicting and smooth, while the backbeats are vibrant and classic. He is killing it and we’re here for it while he writes relatable rhymes and remains true to himself and his message. KEY floats melodically on the hook and verses of his new single to create a memorable track. Check out “Warm Nights” here and read more with KEY in our interview below! Hi KEY! Can you tell us a bit about how you got started making music? Well, I was in middle school when I first started to really explore music, I always used to freestyle at the lunch tables with my friends. Actually middle school was when I recorded my first track but sadly the tape was lost. But I’ve always had a feel for music, it became an outlet for me especially when I taught myself how to play the piano and guitar, I don’t know how to read notes tho. Who are your top three musical influences and why? Eminem was the first artist that drew me into music, I feel like I could really relate to his lyrics because I feel that we went through similar struggles. Kendrick Lamar and The Wu Tang clang influenced me because of their style of lyric choices. Tell us about your song “Warm Nights”! What inspired this? The song is basically angled towards chill summer nights, relaxing, driving around with the top down in the nighttime, and basically just vibin’. Funny thing is I was actually high as shit making this track and I basically just told my engineer “aye let’s get in the booth right now” and he was like “alright bet”. So I went In there and free-styled, just sayin shit off the top of the dome. What would be your dream venue to perform? Probably to perform at rolling loud. That shit would be crazy. How does the music you make now compare to when you first started making music? I mean I feel like I still got my same style from when I first started making music, every artist is trying to compare themselves to what’s out there and what’s hot now but imma stick to mine. Connect with KEY on social media www.Instagram.com/Keyfogleofficial www.twitter.com/mfogle24

Prince Amine is a hip-hop/urban singer from Montreal. Born in Morocco, raised both in Spain and Canada by his African American father. Prince Amine's influences are as diverse and multicultural as his background and he likes to mix it all up in his music! With his upcoming 3rd album, Doubted Child, Prince is going bigger, better, badder and ready to take over! He put the dancehall and afrobeats on the side to explore a more soulful R&B sound, writing about the struggles of being an upcoming artist. “R2R” is a new summer banger and we’re vibing along. The versatile rock intro quickly transforms into an addicting urban back beat. Prince Amine’s vocals are infectious and his lyrics are quick witted. He’s raw and honest with a powerful, energetic presence that set him apart in the hip-hop industry today. The rhythmic textures and contagious melodies Prince Amine has out together will both challenge and galvanize upcoming artists alike. Boasting a melodic, yet thunderous soundscape of hip-hop and marinated with an eclectic musical pot of soul, pop, house, jazz, and rock, Prince Amine knows what his fans what to hear. Stay tuned for more from Prince Amine, don’t sleep on this up and coming artist! Check out “R2R” here and read more with Prince Amine below in our exclusive! Hi Prince Amine! Welcome to BuzzMusic! What do you think sets you apart in the music industry today? Hi! Thank you for having me! What sets me apart is that I mix and exploit the different types of music I love listening to and tweak it into my own style to make a sound so diverse and unique for itself. My multicultural background is unique too: I was born in Morocco and raised by my African American dad in both Spain and Canada. What do you hope your listeners take away from your music? The beautiful mix of cultures and styles put together from all around the world. We are one. What are your thoughts on the current state of hip-hop? It is what it is. Every generation has had and will have it’s own flare to it. Ours is pretty interesting but right now what’s poppin’ is the melodic rappin’ that is real heavy and beautiful to listen to. Let’s talk about your track “R2R”! What inspired this song and what was the writing process like? Well it’s the first single from my upcoming album “Doubted Child” and it’s basically me expressing myself but through the life and journey of another type of artist who came up from that lifestyle and also me envisioning the part where I get to the point in my career where it’s x amount to perform and how people want and support you now that you’re poppin’. We love your authentic sound! Do you have any specific musical influences you pull inspiration from? Thank you! And I have many and very diverse influences: Michael Jackson, Marvin Gaye, James Brown, Popcaan, Alkaline, Vybz Kartel, Chris Brown, Polo G, Roddy Ricch. The truth. There are many more but these artists right here are truly inspirational with their talent and lyricism. What’s next for Prince Amine? The release of my 3rd album, Doubted Child, and the takeoff that has been long awaited. Let the journey begin! More Life! Connect with Prince Amine on social media www.instagram.com/princeamineofficial www.twitter.com/princeamineoff

N3FS (pronounced Nefs) is a 19 year old rapper from Stone Mountain, Georgia. Honing in on his craft since the third grade, N3FS has established his unique style from the ground up. He raps about real life and his truth and experiences. Don’t be fooled by the contemporary hip-hop sound, his bars contain heavy subject matter and relatable lessons for everyone to vibe to. He’s made many sacrifices to pursue this dream so you can truly hear the passion in the music. N3FS recently released his newest banger “Criss Xross”  and I’m bumping it on repeat. He’s got the talent and ear for savory beats to excel in this game. “Criss Xross” reeks of self confidence is about his journey to the top, speeding by the same-old mainstream sound on his way up. His energy truly shines in this retrospective track that lets us explore N3FS’ inner thoughts. “Criss Xross”  is in your face and unapologetic with a twist. Experimental and authentic, “Criss Xross” highlights the retro and modern fusion of sounds behind N3FS’ bars. The production quality is incomparable and the back beat is addicting and mellow. I’m adding “Criss Xross” to my summer playlist and I highly recommend you do the same. Stay on the lookout for N3FS! Listen to “Criss Xross” here and read more below in our exclusive interview! Hi N3FS! Can you start by telling our readers and fans about your upbringing into music? When did you realize it was your passion? I’ve been in love with music for as long as I can even remember, I started writing songs in like 3rd grade. When I was in 7th grade I heard GKMC for the first time and that’s where I really started developing my own music taste as opposed to just listening to the music my momma and family members were listening to. I realized it was my passion when I was in college and I was locking myself in my dorm not even going to the class and just recording all day and night. I dropped out that semester to pursue my career. What’s the meaning behind the lyrics of “Criss Xross”? How do you want listeners to interpret this track? Criss Xross is a track that I made to really show my versatility. I want to bridge the gap between lyrical music and lit music without going short on either one. I want the listeners to see the lyricism and wordplay while also being able to violently nod their head at the same time lol. Who are your top three musical influences? Why? My top 3 influences are Kendrick Lamar, Kanye, and J Cole. While you may not be able to hear the influence through me, they played a big part in me learning how to sharpen my pen game and storytelling. If you go through my catalog, most of my other songs have whole stories incorporated you just gotta listen hard enough. What challenges have you faced as an up and coming artist? How have you overcome those challenges? The biggest challenge I have faced is not really having the support or the social media presence to really grow my audience. I’m only 19 and this is only the beginning though! I’m very confident that the older I get and the better I get, I will find my audience and be able to do big things with the opportunities I get. What’s next for you? At the moment, I’m working on my project “Escape Matrix” and music videos for Criss Xross, Psycho, More, Winter, and possibly No ceiling pt.2. Connect with N3FS on social media www.instagram.com/notn3fs

Cameron Di Marco is a talented artist from Toronto, Canada. Better known for his professional name Karvell, he’s making waves in the EDM music scene with his new age sound. Primarily producing EDM due to its popularity, Karvells favourite genre of music to produce is big room as well as future bass and 'progressive/electro house. His interest in DJing began when he was about 12 years old. From then on, he began with only mixing EDM and establishing his craft from the ground up. Punching synths fused with electronic arrangements mix spectacularly with the overall ambient theme of “Horizon”. Karvell is further spreading his smooth textures across the entire track. Contagious synths and effects paint the perfect melody for an addictive storyline to continue. Invigorating and energizing, “Horizon” is an incredible project. “Horizon” comes equipped with  heavy electronic sounds lead into a mysterious and mesmerizing vibe. “Horizon” is the perfect song to sit back and relax to, or roll the windows down and go for a cruise. Upbeat and energetic, it explodes out of the speakers and brings the party vibe back into your life. Check out “Horizon” here and read more below in our exclusive interview! Hi Karvell! How old were you when you released your very first track? I released my very first track when I was 16 but officially I’d say my ‘first’ track was released when I was 19. The quality of the song I released when I was 16 was not up to the standard I learned about during my schooling for musical production. Only after finishing school, 3 years later was I able to start over & release what I consider my first tack Horizon at 19. How does your earlier music compare to your recent release “Horizon”? When I first started producing music, I was a huge fan of big room, so I produced big room, but I always wanted to make an uplifting melodic progressive house track. Horizon, my first release, is exactly that. In my opinion big room and progressive house are similar genres due to that fact that they both stimulate an energetic feeling that can be given at raves, this is the type of energy I want my listeners to feel. Gradually, with my new tracks I’m working on defining my own style by experimenting with different sounds and genres of music. Tell us what you want your listeners to take away from “Horizon” Personally my track “Horizon” serves as a milestone for me as it is the first song I’ve produced after finishing school. With this thought in mind I wanted to produce the feelings associated with new beginnings and successful endings in “Horizon” for my listeners. As life progresses it’s hard to realize how much has changed and it’s tough to start fresh but sometimes it is inevitable. “Horizon” symbolizes this new chapter of my life and I feel it holds thousands of different paths for my listeners. Creating this song pushed my boundaries as it was a different genre to produce. So I want my listeners to feel the build up of the song as they build on their own dreams. I want my listeners to feel unbreakable and inspired to attain whatever they wish for in life. I want my listeners to feel uplifted and ready to break and push any boundaries they have in their lives, just as I did when I produced this song. When you’re not making music, what do you do? When I'm not making music, I have a part time job that helps me invest more into my music. I’m also a car enthusiast so when I have time from music and work, I love going to car shows. In general I love meeting new people and making connections so when possible I go out with friends. For the time being, I’m minimizing time for my hobbies and focusing on my music. What inspires you to keep making music everyday? The main reason I’m inspired to keep making music everyday and working on my career is that, I want to live my dream. When I go to festivals or watch them on YouTube, I aspire to be on the main stage playing in front of massive audiences around the world. I aspire to be heard and to connect to my listeners. I think it’s other people listening to my music that inspires me, knowing that I created something from scratch and seeing it get a positive reaction from somebody. Above all, It’s the raw energy around me and the emotions that music is able to create and sustain that inspires me to continue making music. Connect with Karvell on social media www.instagram.com/karvellmusic www.twitter.com/karvellmusic

Lucky Ezemboi who goes by the stage name of Lucky Ezy is a Howard Alum and graduate student at APU. At only 24 years old, he resides in Bowie, Maryland. The genres and styles he likes are afrobeat, RnB, and soul music. Some of his inspirations towards his music include the artists Phil Ade, Wale, Davido, and many more. Lucky Ezy released the single titled “Tease” with a highly contagious melody that’s sure to infect its listener. While listening to “Tease” I began moving my body alongside the rhythm of the afrobeat and enjoying the canorous tune of the lightly treaded vocals. The production in “Tease” was highly atmospheric, capturing the moment for the listener. “Tease me, baby, I don’t want to go all night with you” the hook sings. These sensual lyrics were not only raunchy but had elements of relativeness. “Don’t waste my time, Don’t waste my time”. Many people will fall in love with the relatable lyrics and sing along with it constantly. I loved how light-hearted the beat was. It was just a vibe all along. I can find “Tease” being played at a joyful summer party, while people can get groovy with the rhythm of the beat. The playful beat cultivates the energy while his passionate vocals pierce you. “Tease” is a well-polished record that weaves between charismatic and rhythmic genres. Listen to “Tease” here and get to know more about Lucky Ezy below! Welcome to Buzzmusic Lucky Ezy! knowing you've had a challenging journey so far, what's been the biggest lesson you've learned that has impacted your career and music for the better? To always stay motivated no matter the challenges that came. GOD is always key in my life so I use it as my motivation to always keep going. I have people who admire my work and it makes me go harder. It is not an easy process but it's worth it. I have made lots of songs and it takes a toll on me at times. So I have to rest but I always go back to making music again. That's me. What's the biggest challenge as an upcoming artist? and how do you overcome this obstacle? Being heard by the public and getting exposure towards a successful career in music. Not too many people get the chance to reach the top but with GOD anything and everything is possible. Let's talk about your music! you recently released your EP, "Regime". A masterpiece for sure. What was the main theme behind most of the songs off this project? It was my 6th EP which was composed of afrobeats and rap music which I love to make. I like making music that makes you feel good. Most of the songs are chill. To name a few My Love and Jungle are two chill songs. They resemble how it's hard to get to the top and make it big. Talk to us about the production of this EP, did you come across any hurdles? Yeah there were a lot of hurdles. This is the first EP I released with a label which was a tedious process. I had to make sure it was right. There were little slips and slides but it Got done. What can we expect next from Lucky Ezy? Phases is the next project I am working on. It will be out by this year or the next. Collabs. Videos. hopefully Connect with Lucky Ezy on social media www.instagram.com/Zonedowt5_ www.twitter.com/luckyezy