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Stephon D'wan Robinson AKA King. S is a 29 year old R&B artist from Pensacola, Florida. Growing up with a musical family, music has always been a big part of King.S’ life. He uses music as his escape and his lyrical poetry as a true outlet. "Music is my everything, my music is a mixture of my feelings, my reality, my fantasies of life, my future and my overall experiences and I want people to feel good so I'm just showing people the world through my eyes with my pen and my voice" King. S King. S’ vocals come in hard through the speakers in his new single “Ouh Oh”. He puts his emotive lyricism on display and wears his heart on his sleeve. King S. displays he smooth and powerful vocals throughout “Ouh Oh”. The seductive and sultry track “Ouh Oh” highlights King. S’ multi skill set as a well rounded artist. “Ouh Oh” is a contagious R&B love anthem to change and galvanize the music industry today. King. S’ lyrics are admirably relatable and pure. He forms connections with his listeners through his flowing verses and infectious hooks. We can’t get enough of this up and comer. Stay on the lookout for what King. S does next! Listen to “Ouh Oh” here and read more with King. S below! What’s the music scene like in your hometown? The music scene in my home town honestly is pretty dope we have A lot great talent here and it's starting to finally get noticed because everybody is putting in the work. What’s your song “Ouh Oh” all about? "ouh oh" is an adult play on the crushing game you can say .You know when you were younger and you like someone you do little things to show them but on the flip side if you take to long to actually make your move they end up moving on dating someone else, That's why in the visual I made sure to Capture the initial attraction and from there the process of us moving forward with the "crushing game" What do you hope your listeners take away from your music? I hope my listeners get a sense of who I am within my music I also hope that it shows people it's ok to have different layers to you , and that it's ok as men to Express your feelings about love and the way that you are feeling period most importantly I want people who relate to my music to understand that their not alone out here if they felt they were What’s next for King. S? what's next for me is my next album Stephen/Stephon that's scheduled to drop this November! and I'm working on YouTube series I hope to have together by next summer ! Connect with King. S on social media www.instagram.com/_kingz

Toronto based hip-hop artist Sammi Shyne is no stranger to success. With an impressive repertoire and his versatile and creative mind, Sammi creates soulful music with meaningful lyrics. “96’ Summers” is Sammi Shyne and Kavi’s latest album release that we’re currently bumping. Laced heavily with storytelling elements and intricate lyricism, Sammi Shyne takes us and all his listeners on a retrospective journey through his elaborate thoughts. He takes his listeners through a diverse range of emotional ups and downs without skipping a beat. As an artist with many different talents, he plans to push forward a movement, and message that is given to you through sonically soulful, tasteful music. The start of the album, “A Thousand Skies” brings a flowing mellow beat. The diverse instrumentals give this track a more emotional feel. “A Thousand Skies” holds heavy subject matter to draw in listeners and prepare them for an album packed with raw lyricism and finely-calibrated thoughts. Sammi Shyne doesn’t shy away from putting his heart and soul into his music. Because of this he is able to build a solid foundation to lay out his poetry for his listeners. Next up on “96’ Summers” is “Dualizm”, personally my favorite track featured on the album because of the absolute confidence that bleeds through the speakers as Sammi Shyne tells us all about how he’s the one to watch. He knows that he’s undeniably gifted and unapologetically recites that to his fans. Undertones of old school hip-hop fused with modern and refreshing bars make “Dualizm” one of the most vibrant singles off of the “96’ Summers”. As the beat mellows that album transitions into “Lost Summers” A heavier lo-fi sound, “Lost Summers” sets the stage with a more serious tone. Sammi Shyne pours his heart and soul into the skilled lyricism on this track. He tells the story of someone going through life's trials and tribulations. Whether he’s referring to his own life or a close friend, his storytelling is delivered with so much conviction we are hooked no matter what. We love the experimental instrumentals on “Lost Summers” and the overall production style. “Wonderland” comes out the gate with an alluring intro that demands attention. Sammi Shyne explodes into his expert bars and we were blown way. “Wonderland” is a hard hitting, contemporary hip-hop track that’s sure to be a summer banger. Genre-bending and ambitious, Sammi Shyne adds elements of electronically altered samples to the background. “Wonderland” is definitely being added to our Summer 2019 paylist. “You, Me, N The Stars” features melancholic piano and a fuzzy vinyl buzzing in the background. Sammi Shyne puts his pure vulnerable energy into “You, Me, N The Stars”. He touches on subjects of loneliness, love, soulmates, and everything in between. “You, Me, N The Stars” includes hauntingly hypnotizing  female vocals to allow you to escape your mind further. As the album transitions into “As The Sun Falls” we return to our hype and upbeat attitude. Sammi Shyne has a contagious energy and we can’t help but take on his motivational vibes. Poetic yet consistently energetic, “As The Sun Falls” is the perfect conclusion to a spectacular project. “96’ Summers” boasts a plethora of storytelling elements, from the song titles to the deep, surgical lyricism, the album is flawless. We love what Sammi Shyne delivers and we’ll be on the lookout for what he delivers next! Check out “96’ Summers” here and read more below in our exclusive interview. Hey Sammi! Can you start by introducing yourself to our readers? When did you get started making music? Hey, thank you again for having me, I deeply appreciate the love and support. I’m a hip hop artist from Toronto, Canada that goes by the name of Sammi Shyne, Sammi with an “I”, Shyne with a “Y” aka Double S aka ya favourite suckafree civilian. I’ve been making music for sometime now, started writing at a young age, probably around 13-14. Referred to myself as a poet for a long time before I actually started writing songs on records. I always loved writing but I would never show anyone at all, I was somewhat fearful of sharing my thoughts and my expression. At the same time I started to realize what I was making was really dope, and it actually became extremely therapeutic to me overtime. The more I wrote and dove into my creativity, it inspired me to create more, encouraged me to be myself and that’s when I knew whatever I wrote would touch others on some kind of level because if you’re being yourself, you’re relatable to others through your experience, emotions, and stories of life. Finally by the age of 20 I released my first song called “Burnout” which was actually produced by my best friend Kavi, who did all of the 96’ Summers production on our album. We both shared a crazy passion for hip hop growing up, appreciating real music and genuine artistry. In a way 96’ Summers was building from the moments of me and him at school talking about Nas, Wu-Tang, and a handful of other 90’s artist we really rocked with. We loved your album “96’ Summers”! What theme do you hope your listeners take away from it? Thank you for taking the time to listen. It’s always appreciated when people from other places can connect with the music. The theme was simple, I wanted to capture a timeless moment with this project, something that was nostalgic but everlasting in sound and words. There’s a lot of principles of life and experiences of mine that I put into this project and I wanted to really solidify a foundation of what I stand for as a individual, beyond an artist. It’s always important to me that my records are filled with the right intention and truth. This album really speaks volume to that no question. It’s been a formula for me personally that never goes wrong, because the real will always appreciate authenticity, whether if it’s a message, an art form, or just being who you are unapologetically. Staying true to yourself, and building a foundation pivotal to that will bring you the most amazing things in life from passion, to wealth, to love, to the people you meet in this life. 96’ Summers represents that journey of following your path, being who you are, standing for what you believe in. My grandpa always taught me experience can never be bought but only achieved, so when it’s all said and done and you’ve lived a life that fulfilled your soul, you’ll have an amazing story to tell. This is my way of sharing it as I go through life and my journey. The album had a strong lyrical presence! What song do you think is the heaviest lyrically? That’s hard cause every song on the project has a strong lyrical dynamic. I’ve always prided myself in being a versatile wordsmith when it comes to creating a record. I think Dualizm has the most lyrical complexities on the album but the heaviest song lyrically that I think touched a lot of people was Lost Summers. That record in particular was centred around the vices we fall victim to over the years in our life. We all at some point stumble upon a vice to get us through hard times or even break through to having a good time because we’ve either lost or haven’t found that joy in life that we yearn for. It’s a simple but powerful message I wanted to express because it’s not often a topic I feel is talked about in my city. We got gun violence, drugs, and abusive tendencies circulating the grounds of our own people but we brush it off cause it’s “not that serious” or it doesn’t effect you directly. Ultimately I made the song cause I can relate, I was deep in losing myself and who I truly was because of substance abuse and these things can have the strongest of individuals fall and spiral. It can happen at any moment in life, we go through a break up, friends or family members passed away too soon, we adopt habits from the household we grew up in or even just been around the wrong environment for too long. It’s really about self awareness and being strong enough to find what’s right for you in every moment. The messages in which I put into my songs was an ongoing strength in the project, which I felt was delivered well in its entirety. Especially being a lyricist, it’s great putting together dope word play, and hidden gems for people to catch but being able to translate it well musically is an important balance I’ve been learning constantly over some time now. What song do you think listeners should be adding to their upbeat summer bangers playlist? Wonderland should be on repeat no doubt, it’s the most upbeat song on the album and I knew right away it would hit hard the way it did when Kavi showed me the beat. Even at the shows it’s one of my favourite to perform cause I can feel the energy from the people while I’m up there grooving, such a great feeling seeing people enjoy the music. My intentions were to bring a joyful, carefree vibe for that record, something that people can ride to but also nod heavy with in the whip. That’s one thing that people are gonna see a lot more from me this year, is records like Wonderland, singles like No Leash and Strictly 4 my Suckafree. I love bringing that energy to the listener and to the stage, so I’m striving for the most carefree vibes going forward in my music and writing. How does “96’ Summers” compare to some of your earlier work? How does differ? How have you evolved and changed as an artist? 96’ Summers is incomparable, but it definitely holds an essence of some of my earlier work with Kavi, which is amazing to me because it really captures a moment of our growth and sound that we’ve refined from songs like Burnout, No Doubt, and even Bouti. It’s different in the sense that it’s not just lyrics and boom bap beats that matter anymore. 96’ Summers exemplifies our ear for memorable sonics, texture of sound, the dynamic of stories and depth that we put into our music. Ever since I met Kavi I was a die hard fan of lyricism, I didn’t care about anything else as long as lyrics were on point. So early on when I was writing that’s what my focus was always on, I need to come with the bars so people recognize me. Over time I realized anyone can go on a boom nap or old school beat, spit bars and call themselves the dopest artist and producer out here, but that doesn’t make the music undeniable. That’s something my engineer Product told me when I‘d be in the studio, is you’ll hear good songs all the time but good gets old, undeniable music lasts forever and ever since then it stuck with me, I always kept that in mind when working. It’s completely beyond just being a great lyricist and delivering bars when you wanna create something timeless and ultimately memorable in music. So I think balance and versatility has been a huge growth for me in my sound, also along with Kavi’s. Consistency was a huge importance to me throughout the project, and I felt that balance was delivered well in its entirety because as a lyricist like I said, it’s great putting together a surgical verse with word play, punch lines for people to catch, etc. but being able to translate it well musically is super essential at this level. 96’ Summers is a testament to not just my style but also Kavi’s and how far we’ve come in our curation of music together. I’m really proud of how we’ve evolved because we’re not even close to our plateau yet. Might just drop a disco album, word to Freddie. What’s next for you? Music is super important to me, and so realizing how big of a role it plays in my life I decided to create a business surrounding the music and art. We’ve officially launched a website called the ALFA shop, which stands for Attaining Life From Art. This was created by Kavi, my other producer Jon Wick, and myself way back when we first started doing this music thing. It was an idea that we wanted to run for a while, but when the 96’ Summers album was in the works it finally made sense with the content, the message, and the timing to align the vision with the online store. We’re going to be featuring several pieces of merch from 96’ Summers T-shirt’s, to stickers and CD’s, to home decor, and much more. The pre-orders already sold out so it was a blessing to see how much people really support what we doing in our city. It’s another journey I’m learning as we go along, but I’m determined and dedicated to making it work. I’ve always admired  independent artists and the entrepreneurship they took on because the challenges, the loses, and the results are all on them. It’s artists like Mac Miller and Nipsey Hussle that inspired me to run this music career independently and surround myself with the right people to make it work. Rest In Peace to them though, what they did here will be remembered forever and I plan to represent not just for myself but for individuals everywhere that believe in hard work and dedication as they did. With that being said as an independent artist and business owner now, I’m hoping everyone can stay tune for more great music we got coming out and the ALFA movement we’ll be pushing for the years to come. Its a marathon, not a race. Alfashop.ca out now. Connect with Sammi Shyne on social media www.instagram.com/hosidiah www.twitter.com/sammishyne

BigMoneyHatcha is a Texas-born and Southwest raised artist who has a unique sound that bangs anywhere despite the location and setting! He released his single titled “Dasani” off his album titled “1801” and we were loving every bit of it! “Dasani” is a fun song that shows characteristics of catchy wordplay and lyrical metaphors while maintaining a sense of youth to the track. In today’s culture of hip-hop, rap music is categorized in many subgenres that helped expand the genre for a more broader audience. BigMoneyHatcha fits right into the blend of trap rap and conscious rap! You can chill and relax while listening to Dasani or you can get hyped with your friends in the club to this record. It’s very much versatile and characteristically driven. The amount of personality this single has was astonishing and attracted us even more to the song. BigMoneyHatcha is no doubt in mind the next rising star to come out the southwest! Listen to “Dasani” here and get to know more about BigMoneyHatcha below! Welcome to BuzzMusic BigMoneyHatcha! We love your stage name, what’s the story behind it? Well I’m originally from Texas and when I moved to Arizona, one of my big homies was like damn Hatchaboy you fresh so I used to go by Hatchaboy and then I started getting more serious with music. And I asked myself what did I want out of music so I came up with BigMoneyHatcha. Who or what would you consider some of your main musical influences and why? Mmm I’m originally from the south but I moved around a lot as a kid, my dad would always play Keith Sweat, Luther Vandross, as I got older my older brothers introduced me to the whole Swishahouse movement. From there it was Big Moe, Lil Flip, Paul Wall, and Slim Thug. When I graduated high school I decided to move to Florida I ended up getting into some trouble so I moved to Georgia. That’s when I was introduced to Future I always listened to Gucci Mane but Future changed the way I thought about music! Let’s talk about your album “1801”. What was the most challenging aspect of creating this project? Staying patient definitely, not everyone is on my time and just perfecting each song as it’s own entity. I also wanted to have a project you could listen to over and over no skips! How does your single “Dasani” fit into the theme of “1801” as a whole? Dasani is number 3 on “1801” and I feel like it brings that club futuristic let me hit the woah type vibe ya know? It’s a great song that you can rap the lyrics to, the beat the flow the delivery is just right on Dasani. The whole album is lit actually! What can we expect in the fall from you BigMoneyHatcha? I’ll be doing lots of shows, releasing more videos from the album, and of course I’ll start working on more new music! Connect with BigMoneyHatcha on social media instagram.com/bigmoneyhatcha www.mobile.twitter.com/BigMoneyHatcha

Banwo is an up-and-coming artist in the Hip-Hop and Pop music genre. Born in Lagos, Nigeria, Banwo came to the United States when he was seven years old. By this time, he had already soaked up a significant portion of his native culture. He had learned to speak his native language, Yoruba, something that would define his voice and artistic expression for years to come. Residing in Dallas, his music contains a truly special blend of sounds, styles, and influences. Together these skills, along with his incredible passion for making music, are sure to make him the hottest artist to emerge within the next few months! “No Shame” features a unique R&B beat and hard-hitting bars. Banwo showcases his lyrical excellence and contagious confidence. With a practically orchestral synth backbeat, Banwo creates a unique sound arrangement. “No Shame” is equipped with a sultry voice and a catchy hook, Banwo weaves through storytelling elements through his emotive songwriting and R&B stylings. Banwo curates music that his listeners can relate to in order to forge original connections with his fans. Contemporary pop/hip-hop fused with motown vibes give this track just enough soul for anyone to rock along with. It’s got a contagious energy and addicting melody that we’re bumping on repeat. Authentically Banwo’s style, “No Shame”  is a spectacular smooth summer track on it’s way to the top. Check out “No Shame” here and read more in our exclusive interview below. Hey Banwo! Welcome to BuzzMusic! How did you get started in the music industry? I got into the music industry shortly after graduating college. I released my first project "PrimeTime Ep" on August 4, 2017 and released my second project "The Remedy" during February 2018. These 2 projects helped me get attention from several label A&Rs to the point that I later picked up a management deal from Age Marketing LLC in Los Angeles. I am now ramping up for my debut album "TIDAL WAVES", in which I recently released the first single titled "She Ya Savage". This single has been a complete hit through out the summer and is getting plays in night clubs, Starbucks coffee shops, gyms and more. Was there a specific event/person in your life that made you get into music/ start recording your material? I have been passionate about music for as long as I can remember, but it wasn't until I got to college that I began recording for the first time. I met a fellow artist named Gallowayyys and we started making music together along with the rest of our collective "Just Great Sound". This was during college. I later graduated and bought my own studio equipment, which I used to record my projects. Can you tell us more about the meaning behind the lyrics in “No Shame”? "No shame" was written at a point in my life where I felt the need to make a statement. I wanted people to know who Banwo is and even speak on where the name came from. Theres a beautiful chorus on "No Shame" describing my lifestyle and bits of my personality. Listen to the verses and you begin to hear the passion for success and having the knack to do what ever it takes to be great. The chorus and verses tie the listener back to the song hook "No Shame" meaning not being embarrassed to say or do things other people won't. Who are you musical influences and how do they help shape your sound? My biggest musical influence would have to be Michael Jackson. My dad had one of his albums when I was a child and would blast it through out the house and give me knowledge on the story of Michael Jackson. I was inspired by Michael Jackson because I had love for music and I wanted to be great with music as well. I later got into Hip-hop and was impressed by Ludacris, Kanye West, Lil Wayne. I later became a huge lil Wayne fan and would constantly recite his lyrics. In my recent years I would say Travis Scott, J. Cole and Kendrick Lamar have been the major stars pushing the culture. Listening to them helped me find my sound and gave me topics to write about. They've all helped me be creative with my art. What does “No Shame” mean to you? What do you want your listeners to take away from it? No Shame means to me being entirely comfortable with oneself and standing tall no matter the shortcoming. I want my listeners to be motivated by the song and always believe in themselves even during the toughest of times, because there is always a way. Connect with Banwo on social media https://www.instagram.com/banwomusic https://twitter.com/BanwoMusic

Welcome to BuzzMusic Lil Dane. you've had a prominent amount of success so far! which has been the most monumental moment in your career and why? I’m say the most monumental moment i had is when i had a listen session for jayz label roc nation in new york because he was one of my favorite artist growing up now I’m sitting in his office building was pretty dope Where do you draw most of your musical inspiration from? In what ways were you inspired? My inspiration comes from my family my deceased best friend who i grew up doing music with and all the people depending on me i can’t let them down that’s what keeps me going Let's talk about your project "Greatness". What was the main theme behind this? did you face any challenges creating it? The theme behind this project Everything i do have to be greater then before I have to be the best at whatever I’m tryna to do when you listen to the ep you can tell I’m just on a different level that’s greatness What's your favorite part of songwriting? How do you get in the mood to write the perfect hit? My favorite part is writing the lyrics discovering new words to use in the song when i hear a fire beat that’s what gets me in the mood you wouldn’t know it’s a hit until you start put it out there What's next for you Lil Dane? I just fly back in town from Burbank California i had to perform at dame dash studio after that I’m doing a meet and greet with nas in New Orleans aug 24 Connect with Lil Dane on social media www.instagram.com/lilDane__

“Endless Seconds” , is an enchanting single from the bewitching FerarriLover. The ambient guitarist, Nico Wyland has composed a layer of elements in this unforgettable and magnetizing track. “Endless Seconds “was theatrical with an atmospheric vibe. The hazy and dream-like components of the song helped hypnotized its listener into a state of peace, serenity, and calmness. Here you have a 3 minute and 4-second masterpiece that will place you into a new dimension and stimulate your mental exploration. “Endless Seconds” is a single of FerrariLover upcoming album titled “Exotic Legend”. FerrariLover hails from San Diego but has traveled the world over, deeply soaking up French, Italian and Eastern culture. Her music is characterized by ‘savoir-faire’—she often composes with film images in her mind, such as those of the new wave cinema which played in her home as a youngster. It’s almost evident that her strong sense of imagery is used in the fascinating production of her music. “Endless Seconds” was a song that completely stunned me. I felt as if I was able to intertwine myself with the music due to how connective it was without even needing vocals! FerrariLover is a unique individual with an intricate style of music that’s special and atypical from the rest. Her album “Exotic Legend” is set to release on August 23rd & we’re excited to hear the instrumental magic she creates! Listen to “Endless Seconds” here Connect with FerarriLover on social media www.instagram.com/nicowyland www.twitter.com/nicowyland

Bobby Jupiter is a talented rapper and lyricist from Washington, DC. He started his career in 2004 with a local independent label "Off Da Rack" (Nate Jenkins). Bobby formed a group with local friends known as Kingsmen202; however the group split sometime around 2007. After almost giving up music, he was encouraged by a local barber, Marv, in 2011 who had a son that produced by the name of Troy Train. This kicked off Bobby Jupiter’s incredible solo career. His latest releases to his audience  “Money Fault”, “3 Stars 2 Stripes”, “Thug Cry”, and “Believe That” are some of the grooviest tracks and have been the subject for gossip everywhere. Bobby Jupiter also has his own production houses titled as Diverse Culture / Kingsmen202 his releases are based in the genre of hip-hop, yet each track has different vibes for a variety of listeners. “Money Fault” weaves through Bobby’s hustle, struggle and ultimate come up. Bobby Jupiter’s hard-hitting bars are laced with storytelling elements and quick-witted bars. The track features an obviously contemporary hip-hop sound. Bobby adds his own authentic flare to create an explosive and meaningful track. Bobby goes off on the beat, he exudes raw energy and admirable vulnerability that anyone can relate to. “Money Fault” is an anthem for the hardworking people living their real lives and truth. Bobby’s upbeat flow and flawless, witty, bars make this track unparalleled in today’s hip-hop scene. Getting a message across, effortlessly reciting perfect lyrics, and finding/creating beats to match is Bobby Jupiter’s specialty. The production quality and artistry is professional and finely-calibrated. Stay tuned for more from Bobby Jupiter. Listen to “Money Fault” here and read more below in our exclusive interview. Welcome to BuzzMusic! How would you describe your live performance? What’s your stage presence like? "Head-noddingly Cool & Engaging" What would be your dream collaboration? "Al Green and Gwen Stefani" How did you get started in making/writing music? "Writing poems, freestyling, open mics and pofessionally recording led to writing more late 90s" We love your lyrics! What's the meaning behind “Money Fault”? "It's said Money is the root of evil, so it's taking Fault of a lot of our actions., rather you got it or trying to finesse to get it it's the money fault.." Can we expect more collaborations with Project Pat? "Pat is a busy Man, but I can see it happening" Connect with Bobby Jupiter on social media www.instagram.com/bobby_jupiter www.twitter.com/bobby_jupiter

Los Angeles based alternative indie-rock band The Unnatural have a unique and diverse sound. A crew of creatives, a band of brothers, The Unnatural creates lyrics that will be running through your head all day, and powerful vocals to compliment. This is one Unnatural family you will want to be a part of. The Unnatural are prized with a group who come together to showcase some energetic and vibey tunes on their newly released  EP “Goodbye Past, Hello Future” now streaming on all major platforms. Featured on The Unnatrual’s latest EP is the wrenching ballad titled “Goodbye". It channels the emotions we all face before letting go of someone you love. “It’s never enough // I was never enough” is a brilliantly emotive lyric that resonates with me because of its raw honesty. It highlights the regrets and self deprecating feelings that we all go through after losing someone we love. We beat on ourselves for wasting the time we had together and we blame ourselves for the reason it ended. The Unnatural displays all of these emotions in the most musically pleasing way. They make uncomfortable topics comfortable through their catchy indie riffs, pummeling guitar, echoing vocals, and overall chemistry. “Goodbye” is a brilliant indication of what’s to come on the rest of their EP “Goodbye Past, Hello Future”. Check out “Goodbye” here and keep scrolling for our interview with The Unnatural. Hey guys welcome to BuzzMusic! Can you start by introducing yourselves? What role does each of you play within The Unnatural? Hello BuzzMusic! We are The Unnatural, a band of best friends and family. There are four members in total that encompass the band. Gabriel Hughes is the Lead singer and main writer of the music/lyrics. George Blecher is the lead guitarist and also a multi instrumentalist who helps with adding new textures to the music. Last but certainly not least we have the Rodriguez brothers. Adam and Tony Rodriguez are a killer tag team rhythm section. Adam is our drummer, he is definitely the heart beat of this band and one of the best drummers your feet will get to dance to. He also has been a vital person to our videos and promotions. Tony is our Bass player, adding him to group has been a monumental boost for our sound and the connection that him and Adam have is uncanny. How and when did The Unnatural come to fruition? How did you choose the band name? The Unnatural originally came together in the summer of 2015 with a few different members changing in and out. The beginning of 2017 would be when the final line up had come to fruition. The band name was created by the singer (Gabe Hughes) The name represents the diverse taste of music each member embraces and throws into the project. We do things differently not by choice. It's in our DNA to work on what we feel, opposed to what is currently trending. Can you dive into more details on the lyrics of “Goodbye”? What inspired this song? Goodbye is a song about heartbreak and fear of letting go. We want this song to showcase how hard It could be to loose a loved one , depart from an addiction, or to end a relationship with a first love. What’s the overall theme of your new EP “Goodbye Past, Hello Future”? What do you hope your fans take away from it? The theme of our EP "Goodbye Past, Hello Future" is all about self empowerment . It's killing off the old destructive self that holds you back. We want our message to help listeners understand that through every hardship we face, it’s okay to experience true change. Yes some things may get messy, but if you can focus on the worst parts of yourself and destroy it. You will rise from the ashes and kick some ass with a positive disposition. Do you have any hints of tour dates or upcoming show you’d like to talk about? We are in process of planning our first tour. As well as playing local shows in LA. We are excited to play on the 31st of August at Lucky strike Live. it’s going to be a packed house and with some great local music! Connect with The Unnatural on social media www.instagram.com/weareunnatural

Welcome, Trip! we're happy to have you here with us on our Buzzmusic platform. In what ways has the many challenges you've faced as an artist benefited in your growth? Between everything that I been through in the process I have learned that the ability to have more patience. I understand you that it shouldn’t be a limit to patience but it also is going to take drive to get it done. What's your personal favorite thing about writing? how would you describe your songwriting approach? My favorite thing about writing is the freedom in it. Nobody can tell you how to be you. Well they can suggest but your still free to do and mend what you want. When I write though I usually point out the topic and start building around that. Write a few lines then select a beat and finish the process Were there any specific lyrical arrangements in "Situation"? What was the main theme behind this song? Situation had no special arrangement. I was actually at my studio and just started freestyling and that’s how the hook was made. I then started the rest of the process. In what ways were you inspired to create "Situation"? what was the most challenging aspect Trip? Really hearing what was being created and knowing how it really happened helped with the process though it sounds like a thrown together process it really had a lot of first thought meaning. The most challenging part was the flows that I chose to use. What can we expect from Trip in the fall? A lot more videos, Vlogs, new music and more success. Connect with Trip on social media www.instagram.com/Au79_Trip

Gil Gatsby is a gifted hip-hop artist from Inglewood, California. Musically, Gil is best known for his vocal tone, wordplay and witty delivery to captivate his audience. With a genre that has been over saturated with content about fame, money and hustle, Gil focuses on making an impact and encouraging people to be great and live a life of hope and leaving a legacy. After a health scare that almost took Gil’s life, he took a moment to reevaluate his career and the reason that he makes music. With a clear vision, Gil Gatsby has intensified his pursuit to make an impact in the hip-hop culture and the generation. Gil’s contagious track “Glory” is a dope new track that sheds light on Gil’s come up. His ferocious bars showcase his obvious excellence but Gil Gatsby remains humble and flawless. He dropped a dope new music video with hard-hitting visuals that highlight his confident swagger and aesthetic. The raw and powerful vibe exuded throughout this track is admirable. Gil remains authentic and transparent while he tells the story of his come up and success. “Glory” reveals the perks of Gil’s life after success. Gil Gatsby plays with an experimental sound arrangement and a catchy main back beat and we’re loving it. I highly recommend you check out this track and stay on the lookout for Gil Gatsby! Check out “Glory” here and read more with Gil Gatsby below! Hey Gil! Welcome to BuzzMusic! Can you start by telling us a little bit about yourself and how you got started making music? Thank you for having me. It’s a blessing to connect with Buzz Music. I started doing music when I was 15 years old. I was always an athlete (basketball),but all my friends wanted to rap so I started rapping just to fit in with the fellas and fell in love with the craft and never let go. What are your thoughts on the hip-hop music scene today? Hip hop is a bit over saturated but you got to love it. As long as you are saying something creative and pushing the culture forward I salute you. My only issue with the genre at this point is there are more artist than consumers. Everybody raps now. You cant even go to the gas station without the cashier telling you check out my new video while you pump gas. Its crazy out here lol. Let’s talk about your track “Glory”! What inspired this song and what was the writing process like? Glory was inspired by my recent health scare. While driving I ended up having a stroke that paralyzed the right side of my body, after coming home a week later fully recovered. My thoughts were I’m here because of Gods Glory and I want that to be displayed in the music. So this song was a statement. As soon as I heard the beat I hit the booth a let’s the bars fly the song was written and recorded in about 35-40 mins. We love your authentic sound! Do you have any specific musical influences you pull inspiration from? Growing up my favorite Emcee was Biggie Smallz. My voice has always been dominate, so emcees with that distinct voice always stood out artists like , Redman, and Method Man And Rick Ross always inspired because of the voice and delivery. My main motivation now a days is the people I want to release music that will inspire everyone to live and Win. What’s next for you? Sunday Shoes! That’s my main focus. Sunday Shoes was created to give people a soundtrack for the world to ride to. 13 records with flow, contents, crazy production and love Gods love And love for Hip Hop. This is a timeless body of work. Connect with Gil Gatsby on social media www.instagram.com/gilgatsby