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Hailing in the South suburbs of Illinois comes the gifted, 27 year old, Leo No Rhythm. Making music for over ten years, Leo has been pursuing his music more seriously since 2017 thanks to his friends and family pushing him. Leo No Rhythm dropped his first album in 2017 titled “Listen”, available on all streaming platforms. Currently putting in work, Leo is set to release his newest album later this year titled “A Hippie Love Story”. Equipped with a catchy hook, expert bars, and authentic ideas, Leo No Rhythm dropped his addictive single “Fallen Leaves”. His ten years of expertise is evident throughout this summer banger! Leo spits bar after bar flawlessly without skipping a beat. The backbeat matches perfectly with Leo’s distinct sound and contrary to his name, Leo No Rhythm carries spectacular flow as he speaks the truth about his love.  R&B elements shine through the speakers with the unique and surprising bass guitar. It’s a refreshing twist on the hip-hop music scene. Leo No Rhythm knows what his listeners want to hear and delivers it everytime. He’s built a solid foundation for his career through experience and authenticity and we can’t wait to see what moves he makes next! Listen to “Fallen Leaves” here and read more below in our exclusive interview with Leo No Rhythm! Hi Leo! Can you tell us more about how your family and friends encouraged you to pursue music? "Hey thanks for getting back to me and yes I would love to. I'll start off with my family basically me and my older brother used to freestyle for hours after school but when we got older he started to do shows and record Music. I thought that was the coolest thing ever but he told me that he would no longer take music serious if I didn't do it with him so that was a huge push for me. Now how my friends play a part this started in high school where I met one of the closet Friends that I have today. During lunch I would freestyle with the other kids in school that rap so I was always practicing my craft. It wasn't until I was In college when I was comfortable enough to let people hear my music I recorded and everyone was telling me how good I was and I noticed my brother really stop making music. So my friends was like if you can drop singles then you can drop an album and once I noticed I wasn't making much progress from singles I finally took my friends advice. What’s the meaning behind “Fallen Leaves’? What was the writing process like? "The meaning behind fallen leaves is basically a metaphorical way of explaining a long distance relationship when I say you fall for me like fallen leaves its past tense for how we used to talk and she caught feelings for me for me before she moved to a tropical climate and then I say I ride for you like summer vibes because engery never lies what I mean by this line I know the seasons summer and fall are far apart but with time and patience if the connection is real things will still work out you can make it through the fall and get back to summer vibes. And the writing process for this song was simple and smooth because it's a song that I wrote for my girlfriend as an early birthday gift but it's all real feelings involved so the lyrics came very natural. Who are you top three musical influences? Why? "That's a good question I would say Eminem flat bush zombies and bone thugs n harmony. The reason that I chose Eminem as one of my top musical influences is because he is such a universal artist he can do so many styles and regardless what he is doing he always goes crazy and not to mention his creativity and weirdness is awesome. The reason that I say flat bush zombies is because they have such a different sound that you usually don't hear from main stream artist but they lyrics word play and metaphors are so dope as I stated earlier I love metaphors. And last but not least I say bone thugs n harmony is because I grew up listening to bone thugs and hearing someone be able to rap that fast to a beat and have cadence and harmony at the same time was something truly amazing. And I also really loved the messages that they put in the songs. What challenges have you faced as an artist? How do you overcome those challenges? "I would say the biggest challenges I have faced as an artist is having a low paying job and being an introvert. The way that i overcome being an artist with a low paying job is i would constantly go on Youtube to find a beat to freestyle on and post on social media so when I didn't have the money to buy instrumentals and get in the studio I would still being something music related. And me being an introvert I am very shy I am the type of artist that usually performs then leave the stage.but recently I have started talking to more people starting conversation instead of waiting for someone to talk to me I have started expressing my feelings more openly instead of keeping them to my self I am networking with other artists bloggers and radio host pretty much breaking out of my shell. Why the name, Leo No Rhythm? The reason that I go by the name Leo No Rhythm is because yet again it's a metaphorical way of saying that I know rhythm like I can rap really good but I don't know how to count bars. But i can't dance to save my life and it's hard for me to catch the beat of others peoples music other than mine When can we expect the drop of your next album? My next album will be dropping July 15th the album is called hippie Love story.

Peytonorth is here to change the rap game with his hard hitting and surprising style. At only 20 years old he’s got a flow and aesthetic of an experienced songwriter/performer. From Baton Rouge, LA, Peytonorth strives to create and build something amazing and change the world. Peytonorth’s brand new release “Lights & Cameras” is a summer sizzle! The heavy bass right off the bat gives the song a great energy. Peytonorth comes in HARD with a flawless sound. The whole song, “Lights & Cameras” is one run on verse, I don't know how Peyton had anytime to breathe with his quick wit. At about 1:25, Peytonorth spits an impressive doubletime finale to conclude this unique track. “Lights & Cameras” is just under 2 minutes long but that’s all the time Peytonorth needs to prove he’s on the rise. His confidence and fresh attitude blast through the speakers. Powerhouse rhyme slinger Peytonorth knows he’s got talent and he make ssure his listeners know it too. I highly recommend you listen to “Lights & Cameras”, it’s addicting and ground-breaking and taking the industry by storm. Exploding into the music industry, Peytonorth is here to stay and we can’t wait for more material! Check out “Lights & Cameras” here. Read more below in our interview with Peytonorth. Stay connected with Peytonorth and up to date with upcoming releases and shows via the artists social media: Instagram Twitter #BuzzMusic

Multi-talented Lani Renaldo is an eclectic singer/songwriter from Los Angeles, California. A multi-instrumentalist, Lani Renaldo is no stranger to the spotlight. She performed with Alessia Cara at the AMA’s and opened for Halsey at The Shrine. Lani Renaldo’s hit track “Malibu” has over 5 Million streams and topped Spotify’s Global 50 chart! Currently working on her much anticipated EP “Fake Happy”, Lani Renaldo is an artist to lookout for! Lani’s newest track “Nineteen” is the lead track on her upcoming, self-produced EP and we can’t get enough! “Nineteen” gives us a retrospective, yet oddly familiar, look at what it’s like to chase unattainable love at 19 years old. Vulnerability runs deep through Lani’s expert lyricism and delivery. Her unique vocals mesmerize the listener throughout. “You should know better, don’t be naive” is a brilliant lyric repeated in the chorus. It’s true that hind-sight is 20/20 and that includes our teenage mistakes. We all remember being 19 and vulnerable and “in love” with the wrong person. Lani Renaldo knows how to connect with her fans by empathizing and making her music relatable. Overall, “Nineteen” is a catchy mainstream hit and we can’t wait to see more from Lani Reneldo! Check out “Nineteen” here! Keep scrolling for our exclusive interview with Lani! Hi Lani! Tell us about what you’ve been up to!? Hey! I’ve been away for about 2 years but so much has changed. I’ve been making a lot of music, I started producing for other artists, I graduated from college and got a real, adult job. Most importantly, I got a dog and have been learning how to puppy-parent. I finally got the courage to start releasing music again that I think and hope will resonate with people. What does “Nineteen” mean to you? "Nineteen" originally started as a song that was an attempt at me being honest in my writing. I was told when working on this EP that the best songs are the ones that make you uncomfortable. This song is definitely a slight source of that for me. The more I played it for people, the more they asked if it was about me and it takes me back to being young and having new experiences with love and relationships. What do you want your listeners to take away from “Nineteen”? Regardless of where you are in life or who you’re dating, we’ve all been young and made mistakes. Whether it was chasing after the wrong person or coming on too strong - those mistakes are okay and completely normal to make. I want people to know that those situations ultimately help you grow and learn how to be better in your relationships. Who are your biggest musical influences? Why? I think Stevie Wonder is a must. I love Fleetwood Mac. I think I’ve become more open and receptive to a lot of genres. I’m really influenced by this new wave of hip hop and love people like Juice Wrld and Post Malone. I think that Stevie Wonder and Fleetwood Mac are no brainers because of their lyricism and ability to push musical envelopes. I‘m into Juice Wrld and Posty because they relate to people of all ages on a global level and I’m really inspired to do that with my music. What overall theme can we expect from your new EP “Fake Happy”? You can expect sad bangers, some rock vibes, some R&B vibes and an explanation of growing up through the past couple years of my life. Catch up with Lani Renaldo via the artists socials: Facebook Instagram Twitter #BuzzMusic

Kaotic is an artist that has a unique twist on production of rap tracks. His lyricism is honest, raw and compelling. We love finding artists that either bring back a familiar sound we miss, or create a sound we haven’t yet heard. Kaotic combines those two elements and surprises us with the literal chaotic energy his tracks give off. He expresses such vibrancy in his music, and we love the aggressive elements integrated and intertwined within his music, providing the most a sensual dark expression. Kaotic produces a fascinating vibe in his single “Unstable”. The song adapts an aggressive tone right from the start, and keeps that high-energy feeling all throughout the track. “Unstable” incorporates so many varying elements melody-wise, and it’s charging us up with electricity! Kaotic has powerful and hard-hitting lyricism that you Buzz listeners need to experience, it’ll make you feel like you’re cruising along the Pacific Highway, enjoying life. Going off heavy early 2010’s rap vibes, combined with a techno approach unique to the track. Kaotic stands out in “Unstable” with his overall execution—he blends together melodies and harmonies that complement the blunt and hard-hitting vocalism, and it curates the most fire track we’ve seen this week. Check out “Unstable” here, and check out Kaotic’s exclusive interview below. Hey Kaotic! Please introduce yourself to our readers! I'm rapper that cares a lot about the lyrics in a song and the meaning of the song. I want people to see what I'm talking about when there listening to it and have to really dive into what I'm saying. I've been writing since I was a kid and music has only become apart of my life more than ever and means every thing to me. I don't hold back on any of my songs and will say anything not worried about what any one thinks. I'm huge on development and always want to try new things and do different kinds of songs. I have started doing this from nothing and done everything I can to turn it into something. I have so much to say and do and ready to go all in! 2) What were the most influential elements while curating “Unstable”? First off Unstable would have not been possible with out my boy Ryan Palma who produced the beat and did the hook for the song! This song was influenced by my feelings about the music industry and what artist go through on a daily basis. My frustration, thoughts on the industry and what I do it for. I feel this is a buisness that you have to be very careful with every move you make because so many people are watching, but at the same time you have to allow your self to do what you have to do and be who you are. Too many artist get sucked into situations were they aren't even allowed to write there own music because they thought it was more important to make a ton of money than to be them self. It's very hard to remember what you make music for when different situations come about and as a artist sometimes you have to find a way to remind yourself. 3) How did you feel with the way “Unstable” was produced? I still remember when Ryan first showed me the beat one time when we were in the studio working on my last album Poetic Chaos, and I knew instantly that I wanted to do something with it. The idea of the song almost popped right into my head instantly when I heard it. When we started recording the song we wanted to make sure the levels of the hook and verses matched. Made sure the delivery was on point, and some cadences changes through out the song. I feel the production of song was done right with the kind of beat it was and what Ryan did with the hook was fire! 4) What are the most important elements you hold true to yourself as an artist? To always be myself and don't let anybody take that away. Always be humble and too not every get ahead of myself. Always make room for improvement, there's always something new that you can learn. I think the most important thing would be to never sell out, I never want to be something I'm not just to make a dollar. Always use my own writing, I strongly believe that the day I cant write music is the day its time for me to hang it up. Growing up in the Bay Area, how did you interpret the music scene there? Do you think growing up in that area provided inspiration for your music? I wouldn't say growing up the Bay Area had a huge impact on how i interpret the music scene because my music is very different from the music around here. The music scene here is really big and I've always bumped the classics like Too Short, E-40, Mistah Fab, and Keak Da Sneak. I was mostly inspired from my friends that were older that rapped when I was growing up they taught me a lot. Connect and keep up to date with Kaotic via the artists Instagram! #BuzzMusic

Only 21 years old, Kevin Creft, also known as Creft-Lo is an up and coming hip-hop artist from the East end of Toronto, Canada. Here to change the rap game, Creft knows he has a talent and is unapologetically himself. Equipped with mesmerizing bars he’s got big things coming, and he knows it! Creft-Lo’s brand new track “Reality” is a track all about making his hopes and dreams REAL. Creft-Lo have the ambition and drive to make it big. He hopes to make it out of Toronto and to provide a bigger house for his family. My favorite lyric has to be “Girls think I’m ugly, now they wanna call me”! It’s a quirky line but it holds a powerful weight of gaining the wrong attention through his success. “Reality” takes the listener into the future to showcase what can and will be. Creft-Lo got there by working hard and proving he’s the best through his prolific rhymes and independent grind. “Reality’” is definitive proof that Kevin Creft has earned his stripes and confidence. Check out “Reality” here and read more below in our exclusive interview! Hi Kevin! How did you come up with your stage name? I came up with my stage name just thinking about what would I like people to call me & what I should be known by I was thinking of names in my head & Creft-Lo stuck with me , I started to love it then decided to use it as my stage name. Can you tell us more about the meaning of your track “Reality”? What inspired your writing process? Honestly it’s just about my life , about wanting to move out from a 3 bedroom apartment to something bigger like a house or mansion, striving for bigger and better. It was one of those nights where I couldn’t sleep , I started listening to beats found the best I like and I just started writing and then realized I made a song & it’s a great song that I love. Who are you top three musical influences? Why? Fetty Wap, Nav & Speaker Knockerz , I feel like I have a little bit of all of their flows in my rap whether I’m singing or I’m rapping. What would be your dream venue to perform? My dream is to perform at a big stage with millions of people watching , it can honesty be anywhere in the world, I don’t have a particular location , just a big stage with big name artists. Connectwith Creft-Lo via the artists Instagram! #BuzzMusic

Pop-Rock band RAGS AND RICHES, based in Lexington, Kentucky is comprised of two members and brothers! Tanner and Peyton Whitt formed RAGS AND RICHES in 2017 and haven’t looked back. Over the last two years the brothers have been establishing and curating their unique craft and sound. In 2019 the dynamic duo released their debut single “Speed Of Sound” which saw an impressive 650k strems on Spotify and 500k Youtube views in less than 3 months! A refreshing shot of adrenaline, RAGS AND RICHES dropped their newest EP titled “Arrival” that features a single of the same name that we can't get enough of. Known for their experimental tones, RAGS AND RICHES play with fusing different genres to make catchy tracks. “Arrival” is a motivation anthem for the underdogs. This song could pull you from a stressful or dark place and get you toe-tapping along to the lighthearted tune. Empowering and liberated, “Arrival” is a song for any occasion. RAGS AND RICHES know how to create music that their fans can relate and connect to. I highly recommend you check out this brand new track and the entire EP which feature other experimental hits like “X” and “War Cry”. RAGS AND RICHES are set to kick off their headlining tour, stay on the lookout! Listen to “Arrival” here and read more below in our exclusive interview. Hello RAGS AND RICHES! Can you start by telling us what you’ve been up to since you were last featured on BuzzMusic? Hello BuzzMusic, appreciate the feature once again! We have been quite busy between touring, working on future music, videos, and rebranding RAGS AND RICHES to move forward and progress as a band! We also, just released our debut EP, ‘Arrival’. Which includes, “Arrival”, “X”, and “War Cry”. We love these songs and feel our current fan base and new fans will connect with them as much as we have. What are some challenges you’ve faced as a group? How do you overcome those challenges? The biggest struggles we have at the moment are that we’re a small team trying to conquer all the tasks in front of us. Peyton is always working on Graphics, Marketing, Music, Videos, and our Website. While I, Tanner, am handling the booking, financial side of things, marketing, and constantly writing lyrics. Needless to say, we stay very busy and focused! What is your fanbase like in Lexington? It’s continuously growing, we have some bigger shows coming up in Lexington that should help us build some more local support. Where are you most excited to perform on your tour? We are looking honestly looking forward to performing in every state, but we are thrilled to perform in Washington, Oregon, and California. What’s next for RAGS AND RICHES? We have a ton of music coming out the remainder of this year, along with a series of music videos as well. Be sure to connect with RAGS AND RICHES via social media: Facebook Instagram Twitter #BuzzMusic

Sinner is an 18-year-old rapper who was born in Mission Viejo, California but moved to Texas at the age of 10. By his sophomore year in high school, he was cheated on which triggered a dark time in his life. He found music as an escape for him and it helped him through the dark times he endured.  Once he healed and moved on into another relationship, he was cheated on yet again by another girl which sent Sinner into a downward spiral of depression that summer. All of these heavy emotions led to the beautiful songwriting of Sinner. The first song he recalls opening up about his feelings was in his single “Off The Pills”. This was a song where he discussed his love for drugs at that time for 6 months when he realized it wasn’t needed anymore to make him happy. Sinner then met another girl, and things felt a little bit brighter for the artist. She kept him in school and out of trouble, keeping him happy until too many arguments led to a devastating break up for Sinner. Sinner experienced more and more blows to his emotions while finding music as an outlet to express himself. Sinner Released his single titled “Someday” and this song felt extremely vulnerable. Listening to the lyrics feel as if you’re entering the mind of Sinner on a more in-depth and deeper level. Many many people in this world will be able to relate to Sinner and it’s great he’s using his music as an outlet to express himself. “Someday” was a gorgeous song with a powerful open-hearted theme. There were artists like XXXTentacion and Lil Peep who I feel represented a culture of hip-hop that’s widely ignored. The people who go through day to day suffering, who just looking for an honest artist to vent the emotions for them. Sinner fits right into that category with his strong and authentic presence. He doesn’t hide his emotions in “Someday”, instead he lays it on his sleeve. That represented a level of strength to me. Sinner is a ground-breaking artist with a significant amount of substance to his artistry that makes “Someday” a trail-blazing hit. Give a listen to "Someday" here, and continue reading for Sinner's personalized interview. Welcome to BuzzMusic Sinner! Let’s talk about your upbringing! Before discovering music, did you have any other hobbies for yourself? Before music I was a huge gamer. I would play video games all night and sleep during class! I even had a YouTube channel that I managed to get 100 subscribers. I know it Isn’t a lot, but less than 1% of YouTube channels have over 100 subscribers. The channel ranged from gameplay too life stories, and towards the end vlogs. I was also heavily involved in baseball. When I was 12 years old I was in a tournament for state, in Texas. I would also write my own short stories. Most of them were horror, but they never really took off. My classmates did say that they liked it. I ventured into some poetry, and stuck with that for awhile. This eventually sparked my desire to make music. I already had some writing under my belt, plus I wasn’t new to posting to the internet. Knowing your music is heavily reflected on your personal life experiences. What are some challenges you may face in writing a song? Has it ever been tough for you to channel in certain emotions? I have always been an emotional guy, which was both a blessing and a curse. I would become very lovely, but also hit rock bottom. Some challenges I face when writing is trying to project my feelings into words. Most of the things I feel cannot be put in words. All of my music has a purpose, so I try to write my soul on the pages. I also face putting too much into a song. There has been plenty of times where I have to cut out huge portions of the songs to fit the beat length. In the beginning it was hard for me to channel my emotions. There was just  so much I wanted to say, in such little time. I eventually found out how to just stick to one story/emotion and write about it. Learning to open up was hard for me, because I was so used to being closed off. “Someday” had a strong lyrical presence to it. What was the theme behind this record? What motivated you to write this? The theme wasn’t something I thought of beforehand, but I would say it is internal and external conflict. I talk about how others are blocking me and telling me I can’t do it in the first verse. Then in the second I get more into my own problems. I was saying that someday I will be fine. I wrote this because at the time I was dealing with some things. I was battling myself and others. As I was writing, I was having a group of people constantly texting me saying stuff. It ranged from my music all the way to personal problems. It was affecting me to the point where I just wanted to sit in my room and write. So, that's what I did. I wanted to make a song that was therapeutic to me, and would help others. I was just clearing my thoughts going through past events, and how I felt through them. As well as how I was feeling in the moment. What lyrics in “Someday” would you say is the most impactful for the meaning of the song and why? I think the most impactful lyrics in the song are either “memories I wish were dead” or “Somethings wish were never said. Wishing they were lies instead.” “Memories I wish were dead” is a feeling we all have. There are some things we get past, and some we can’t. They just lay dormant in the back of our heads. Constantly reminding us. I have a lot of those, and I knew a lot of people could relate to it. It ties into the next set of lyrics I find to be impactful as well, “Somethings wish were never said. Wishing they were lies instead”, we all have those things that someone told you and it hurt. I have felt the worst pains of my life from that. I wish they would have just lied to save my feelings, but at the same time I don’t. Everyone has been both lied to, and someone telling the truth. Usually the lies turn to pain, but you are spared from the beginning. This would hit a lot of people, and I knew that problem as well. What’s next for you Sinner? I'm going to be honest, I am a smaller artist and I just want to steady growth. If I could hit over 50k streams on all platforms that would be surreal, along with some buzz in the music world. Catching a label’s interest wouldn’t be too bad either. I know there is a bunch of improvements I need to act upon, and I plan on doing so. This year in July, July 10th to be exact, will mark a year of Sinner making his mark on the world. So, now I know I have the endurance, it's just a matter of time. I would like to do more shows, I had my first 6/9, possibly gain more fans this year as well. Time will tell where I go, and I have a good feeling about this year Catch up with Sinner through the artists social media: Instagram Twitter #BuzzMusi

JANE N’ THE JUNGLE is an alternative rock band that we have to introduce to BuzzMusic readers. This band produces a sound that is hard to come by nowadays. They execute their tracks perfectly. Recently, the band has come out with their EP "Island//Beach", and we already know you guys will be just as captivated as we are with the vocalist and hard-hitting guitar riffs. The band expresses each element with such passion and force, and their expertise becomes so evident once giving them a listen. We can already imagine how their performances will be—electric, intense and full of energy—we’re dying to see this band live that’s for sure. With their new EP “Island//Beach” out, we know the level of talent we can expect from this alternative modern/rock band and we’re thankful we get to experience this graceful sound once again! IsIand//Beach is JANE N’ THE JUNGLE’s new EP, and we’re incredibly intrigued by the haunting and eerie tone they create. This alternative rock band creates a sound we haven’t quite heard being produced lately, and we’re really resonating with the music they all create. It makes us feel exposed, raw and filled with emotion. The sound that’s created in “Island” makes you feel reminiscent and incredibly emotional. You can feel the pain and sorrow the vocalist curates, and the power behind the band complements the song in a way that is captivating. What we thought was most incredible about “Island” was how the vocals felt like they pierced through your heart, and you shattered along with the vocalist and the story she’s telling within her sorrow. “Island” is really going to make you BuzzMusic listeners feel something, for sure. Give “Island” a listen to here, and continue reading for the bands exclusive interview. Hey everyone! Tell our readers what its like to be curating music with each other in a band! It's a really fun experience being able to bond and create something special together.  "Island" and "Beach on Fire" are 2 singles off our upcoming full length record "Concrete Jungle" set to release late summer 2019.  The record was recorded in phases, starting in Santa Monica at 4th Street Recording with Bruce Monical, then after a few months we continued writing and traveled to Chicago at Gravity Studios working with Doug and Dan to record a few more songs and finished the record with Cory Spotts in Phoenix, AZ.  From the creation of this record we wanted to capture the essence and excitement we had together in the studio and our time writing it.  It created a very special moment in our lives we will always remember. Did each of your initial visions for this song get executed the way you wanted in the end? Our writing style is always very organic and we knew we liked these songs from the start.  In the studio there were some fun magic moments added to the songs like an acoustic guitar track, percussion and harmonies.   We are open minded artists that like to let the creativity of the moment and story lead to it's finish. What was the most challenging part with curating your EP “Island//Beach”? Trying to not getting electrocuted from Jim Louvau while taking the promo photo in the lake. Your sound is incredibly captivating. What is the overall sound you want to express to your listeners? Thank you!  We wanted to musically capture a real emotional experience that could relate and resonate to our listeners. Can we expect to see more releases from JANE N’ THE JUNGLE for the rest of 2019?! Yes!!  We will be releasing our full length record "Concrete Jungle." Hoping to release some more music videos before the end of the year as well. Connect with the band via their socials: Facebook Instagram Twitter #BuzzMusic

Previously featured on BuzzMusic, Haløver is back again with her fun new music video for “They Ain’t Got It Right”! Comparable to modern artists like SZA or Tove Lo, Haløver’s incredible lyricism and range have us bumping “They Ain’t Got It Right” on repeat. The message of “They Ain’t Got It Right” is a powerful and significant message in today’s society. “We’re all shining stars and we’re all meant to thrive” are inspiring lyrics for a young woman to sing. The music video for “They Ain’t Got It Right” features Haløver’s fun-loving side. She takes us on a journey through her eclectic styles and confident attitude. Hints of female empowerment run deep throughout the music video. It features friends of Haløver’s dancing in the most authentic way.  She’s a role model for the powerhouse attitude that every artist should have, encouraging others to love themselves and believe they can succeed! The main message of building confidence and empowering people through the lyricism of “They Ain’t Got It Right” is so clear through the care-free, high energy music video. I feel like this video captures Haløver’s personality, charisma, and overall appeal. A self-proclaimed weirdo in her track “They Ain’t Got It Right”, we’ve said it before and we’ll say it again PLEASE #stayweird Haløver! Keep delivering groundbreaking tracks and music videos! Check out the video below and stream “They Ain’t Got It Right” here! Stay connected! www.instagram.com/thisishalover #BuzzMusic

Pierre Giovanni is an incredible producer, and recently coming out with his latest album, filled with evolutionary mixes, we can safely say we’re blown away with the evident talent Pierrepossesses as an artist. Pierre Giovanni exhibits such a mastered way of producing his tracks in his latest album, and we’re incredibly connected with his sound. We went through his entire album “Sleep Paralysis, Vol. 2: Its Dark Out in Fata Morgana” , and truly couldn’t find one track we didn’t vibe with. Pierre knows the sounds listeners want to hear, what they’re intrigued by, and he creates that exact sound to share and express to his listeners with. We’re here for all of it, and we know you Buzz listeners will be too! “Please Wake Up” is the first track off of Pierre’s latest album “Sleep Paralysis, Vol. 2: Its Dark Out in Fata Morgana”. The eerie and haunting vibe that this interlude gives you is indirectly predominant. “Please Wake Up” sets off the album’s overall vibe with how the overall execution will be on the production side. As we listened on to the rest of the album, we realized this initial belief of the album being gloomy and haunting was false. We’re surprised with the sounds Pierre can produce—they’re intricate, fascinating in their very own. Each and every song produces different atmospheres—some haunting, but some relaxed, and others giving listeners a sense of confidence, the same type of vibe we feel in a Travis Scott track. Our personal favorite: “Incubus”. We’re feeling like we’re floating on a cloud with this hip hop/rap single, curating an overall tranquil aura to the track. Pierre has mastered and mixed every track on his album, and we’re blown away with the level of expertise these tracks require to produce the sounds we’re hearing. On top of that, Pierre has only been in the production game for about a year, and so obviously BuzzMusic readers can see why we’re fascinated beyond repair with Pierre! Be fascinated with us by listening to Pierre’s latest track “Please Wake Up” and our favorite track “Incubus” here. Continue reading for Pierre’s interview with BuzzMusic! Hey Pierre! The sounds you create are amazing. We love your latest album “Sleep Paralysis, Vol. 2: Its Dark Out in Fata Morgana”. Tell us more about the curation process for this album. With the project, I began working on it like a year ago and had the idea of wanted to do with it. The idea was to  create a twilight zone of different thing happening but have one message all together. So the title itself “Sleep Paralysis, Vol. 2: Its Dark Out in Fata Morgana” represents that fear is a state of mind. The “Sleep Paralysis” part is self explanatory which is fear. “It’s Dark Out” is the occurrence of this fear which is in your head. “Fata Morgana”’ in which I used the darker meaning, are those different hallucinations or phenomenons within the Sleep Paralysis. Everything thing we fear, at least to me, aren’t things that you fear. It’s you running away from things that you don’t want to face and/or don’t have the confidence to do. So the tracks starts off light and then becomes darker and also the song titles and production help with the structure. 2) How do you see yourself as an artist? If you could describe your visions for yourself as an artist in one word, what would it be? I see my self as an outcast because of the type of music I make. I don’t make the typical hip hop music that you would hear on the radio because of subject matter and production. It’s seen as “weird music” but I look at it as innovative and influential. I see my self as in “Perfectionist”. When I began working on a song it takes me like 2 or 3 days to working on that song because  I want to make sure that it sound as great as possible. If I hear something I don’t like I will start over and add something else. That also happens a lot when I mix and master a song. If I add an effect I would it to be one of he most impactful things on the track. I choose quality  over quantity any day when it comes to my art. 3) Have you thought about collaborating with any artist lately? If you could have collaborated with any artist of your choosing for your recent album, who would it have been? I’ve actually collaborate with a few artist recently. I’ve made songs with my boy Bxanax Reezy off his project. I also with this other local Kansas City names Silence. The song is Called “On the Regular” it’s a Soundcloud. That guy is an amazing artist. He’s one of my favorites out Right now.  If I could have collaborated with any artist off my recent project I would’ve had JID, ScHoolboy Q, The Weeknd Tierra Wack, Kanye, Pusha T, Tyler the Creator, Rico Nasty, Three 6 Mafia, UGK, Denzel Curry or  A$AP Rocky. I know it’s a lot but those are some I have in mind. 4) Where/who do you draw most of your inspirations from? I draw most of my inspirations from this TV show called The Twilight Zone. That basically where I got the idea of the theme for my project. Kanye West, Pusha T, UGK, Three 6 Mafia, The Weeknd, A$AP Mob, Nas, Alternative Hip Hop/RnB. 5) Will we be seeing more releases from you within the rest of 2019? Yes, I’m working on a another Project called “Toronto”. I’m gonna release it at the end of the year. I might drop a Ep and/or a few songs but I don’t wanna flood market. But Toronto most definitely dropping at the end of the year. Catch up with Pierre via the artists socials: Instagram Twitter #BuzzMusic