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Knowledgeable and eclectic artist Jason LoCricchio was born in Denver, CO. Jason is a self-made singer/songwriter/producer and gifted instrumentalist. In middle school Jason started a band with his friends and hasn't looked back since. Once he found his passion he flourished it into a skyrocketing solo career. Jason plays guitar, bass, drums and piano, he write all of his own material and produces it to perfection.  After graduating university, Jason moved his life to Nashville,TN and is currently producing music there. As a solo artist, Jason LoCricchio recorded his own album “The Departure” independently. Now fresh off the release of his newest single “Lately”, Jason is taking the music industry by storm. Channeling his influences such as Jon Bellion, Justin Timberlake, The Rocket Summer, and Macklemore, Jason LoCricchio adds his own authentic flare. Jason’s sounds really reminds of Lauv, the catchy melody of the song pair with his soft vocals fuse effortlessly. “Lately” is a light hearted reminiscent track about the feelings of love that never go away. LoCricchio adds a backbeat that includes beatboxing that matches so perfectly with the theme of “Lately”. Towards the end of the track “Lately”, Jason belts out my favorite lyric “Come close, I’ve never loved someone like you ever before”. This line further proves the undeniable and unconditional love that is present throughout the entire song. The music video for “Lately” highlights Jason LoCricchio’s charisma and high energy delivery. Stay on the lookout for this self-made, ambitious and invigorating pop artist, Jason LoCricchio. Check out “Lately” here and read more below in our exclusive interview! Hi Jason! We love your track “Lately”! Can you start by telling us what inspired you to write this song? So I started dating this girl my freshman year of college and we dated all four years. The whole deal, same friend groups, family vacations and talks of the future. When I moved to Nashville she stayed in Colorado and we eventually broke up. After some hard but much needed months apart we randomly ran into each other right after Christmas. After our one night together I started thinking about all of the times we had together, and how after all this time we were still madly in love. What was your ultimate goal and vision for the song? What do you want listeners to take away from it? When I made the beat, specifically the hook right after the chorus it was the one song where I was like “this is the exact song I’ve been trying to write for my whole life” it just felt young and alive and it’s the exact sound I wanted! I want people to really feel their youth when listening. How do you feed your passion for music everyday? I surround myself with music everyday. Whether that’s listening, making beats, writing songs or just humming melodies into my voice notes. I always try to outdo my last song with whatever new song I release. In what ways do you personally relate to the lyrics in “Lately”? It’s very personal to me. Sometimes songwriters write relatable or catchy lyrics to fuel the song but really they are just broad statements. Every lyric in lately actually happened in real life. I can visualize each moment. It’s pretty cheesy but it means so much to me because it is so specific. In what ways have your songwriter/producing abilities changed and improved over the years? I’ve just learned a lot more. I have always had the ear for it but I’ve trying to hoan I’m on my skills and get better. Honesty is the most important key to writing a song! I also spend time with writers and producers who are worlds ahead of me so that inspires me get better to not stay in one place creatively. Connect with Jason LoCricchio on social media: Instagram: www.instagram.com/jasonlocricchio Facebook: www.facebook.com/jasonlocricchiomusic #BuzzMusic

Lumont Deshield is the founder and CEO of JesusGang. JesusGang started as a unique t-shirt clothing line which now includes: hoodies, hats, and shoes. It quickly expanded into Christian rap music as a way to reach youth and young adults with positive music to be used as an alternative to the negative rap music filling up the industry. Lumont writes, performs, records, and produces music and videos. He is defining a new genre of music that has been called gospel trap music. JesusGang is introducing a new genre to the culture of hip-hop and we’re here for every bit of it! The release of his single titled “Trapped Out” ft. Phil Derihloff his EP titled “Trap Gospel” and we were pleasantly surprised. JesusGang had this aggressive delivery with a hard-hitting trap beat that will become digestible to the current young generation of hip-hop lovers. His lyrical ability he possess is impeccable. The punchlines, the bars, the flow, the entire combination was lethal. He still promoted the message of religion while remaining trendy and keeping a balance between holy and wavy. JesusGang has his own brand and artistry that’s completely different from every rapper that’s out right now. He’s fusing together trap-rap with gospel, showing us that he can do both and still be marketable. The way he is able to share his beliefs through his specific taste of rap shows true character and honest artistry. Therefore, this makes JesusGang 10x a more standout rapper than anybody else that’s out right now! As he continues his nationwide Positive Music Takeover Tour, Lumont is determined to make a positive impact on the culture. JesusGang is seeking partners, opportunities, and venues for this major project. JesusGang wants to bring the Positive Music Takeover Tour to your venue. JesusGang is prepared to do inside or outside events that will shine a positive light in the community! Listen to "Trapped Out" here and get to know more about JesusGang in our interview below! Hey JesusGang! Mind telling us a little bit about your upbringing and what inspired you to do music? Sure! I was raised by a wonderful single mother. She is & was a devout Christian woman. She taught my two older sisters & I about so much. Faith, love, respect, & perseverance were a few of her many lessons. We noticed the cool flare to the single “Trapped Out”. Was this inspired by your background? In what ways do you incorporate who you are into your music to make them more distinctively relatable to you as an artist? Yes, it was. I grew up on gospel music such as Kirk Franklin. As I grew up more, I listened to Gucci Mane, J.Cole, & Lecrae. I kind of view myself as a mix between all of them but with my own style. What were some of the most challenging aspects in making “Trapped Out”? Some of the most challenging things about what I do is the lack respect from the church. I give glory to God (Jesus Christ) that I'm able to “Spread God’s Word in Style.” If you could describe the theme of this single how would you describe it? Trapped Out is a high energy fun track that you can dance to. It also has a positive message if you listen closely! What’s next for you JesusGang? Just more music with big time artists. Ive already worked with Dee-1, Jojo Simmons, Lightshow, & Surf Gvng. Connect with JesusGang on social media: www.ampl.ink/gqEbn #BuzzMusic

Tarik Robinson is a veteran emcee and producer from Calgary, Canada. He’s now going by his government name for his solo responses. He’s been a pioneer in his local scene for a year with his group titled “Dragon Fli Empire” alongside DJ Cosm. with DFE he was able to tour extensively throughout Europe. There’s something about cultural music that’s just so hypnotizing. When an artist fuses their background into their music, you get a sense of who they are as a person. And in a way, you’re able to embrace the multitude of characters in this world. So for Tarik Robinson, the way he constructed “Rio De Janeiro” brought a sense of appreciation. This relaxing production was stripped away from vocals and lyrics because I mean.. who needs all of that to tell a story? The production alone was able to paint vivid images for its listener and in a way, gave us the freedom of self-expression. You were able to manufacture your own story to the beat instead of the story being written for us. Instead, we have essentially the canvas. And the canvas is the soothing and spotless beat curated by Tarik Robinson. “Rio De Janeiro” was a nice offering from Tarik Robinson that put us in a different state of emotions. It was all much appreciated. Listen to "Rio De Janeiro” here and get to know more about Tarik Robinson in our interview below! Hey Tarik Robinson! Mind telling us a little bit about your upbringing and what inspired you to do music? I was born in Halifax, Canada and was raised in Calgary, Canada. However, my parents are from Jamaica. In my household growing up, my mother would always play music. We would listen to reggae of course, but also a lot of soul, R&B, and gospel. That provided provided a foundation for me to start to figure out what I really liked in terms of music. In the early 90s, I was introduced to hip hop and immediately was drawn to it. I also had piano lessons growing up, and would create my own melodies on the piano. I wanted to hear what my melodies would sound like with different instruments and drums so I asked my father to get us a keyboard for Christmas. With that keyboard, I started making tapes which would combine the different sounds from the keyboard into beats, even though I didn't realize that was what I was doing at first. Eventually I thought why don't I put some rhymes over this? I started recording myself in high school on a mic that was built into a Hitachi ghetto blaster and showing my friends. So it all happened very organically. We noticed the cool latin flare to the single “Rio De Janeiro”. Was this inspired by your background? In what ways do you incorporate who you are into your music to make them more distinctively relatable to you as an artist? The entire Unión Latinoamericana Beat Tape was inspired by multiple visits I made to Chile for my day job working in IT. I went there five different times between 2014 and 2016. I learned about Chilean culture but also Latin culture in general. I met several hip hop artists there who exposed me to the wider Spanish speaking hip hop community which spans all of Latin America. So the project as a whole is a tribute to that scene which inspired me. They revere the classic boom bap sound to the point where I could witness something like 2000 plus people at a concert jumping up and down to the Lords of the Underground with the level of excitement as if it was 1993. Brazil of course is a Portuguese speaking country so it stands out a bit from the rest of Latin America, but it has such a rich musical culture that works so well with and embraces hip hop I definitely wanted to include that samba / bossa nova vibe on the project. Many hip hop producers including legends like Madlib and J Dilla have combined those two worlds and it always sounds amazing. What were some of the most challenging aspects in making “Rio De Janeiro”? Making the instrumental "Rio de Janeiro" wasn't a challenge. It was one of those times where everything seems to come together perfectly. The little snippet that I manipulate on that track worked perfectly with the first drum sounds I picked out. I played around with filtering the sample to bring out different layers of it. There is so much going on in Brazilian music that if you slow it down or you isolate a baseline and you'll discover parts of the music that you didn't even know where there. Hip Hop production allows you to really mine and the reimagine vintage music into a brand new format, one of the really overlooked creative advances made by the pioneers of the genre. I follow in the footsteps of producers like Large Professor, J Dilla, Madlib, Pete Rock, Lord Finesse, Diamond D, Q-Tip, DJ Premier, etc. These guys created a sound that combined vintage music with banging drums and thick bass lines that hypnotized me as a youth. Even if the current trend is to make trap beats on fruity loops, nothing inspires me like those smooth melodic boom-bap beats from the 90s If you could describe the theme of this single how would you describe it? A UK hip-hop blog called "Old to the New" described this project as 'celebratory boom bap'. I like that description. This album (and this song in particular) is a celebration of both Latin American culture and hip hop culture. For the video, as the music I sampled is from the 60s, I chopped up vintage footage of Brazil from the 60s. It was a perfect way to visually bring out that celebratory vibe. I wanted to make sure to emphasize the joy of Carnaval and also the heavy African influence on Brazilian culture which I feel is sometimes overlooked. What’s next for you Tarik Robinson The Unión Latinoamericana Beat Tape emphasizes my production skills, but in my group Dragon Fli Empire I am the emcee while DJ Cosm handles the beats. We have a new EP that will be dropping this summer. After that I have a solo EP where I both produce the beats and rhyme which will come out hopefully in the fall or winter. I may revisit this beat tape formula celebrating different cultures in the future as well. I want to do an Indian flavored beat tape and a Jamaican flavored one. The possibilities are endless with the creativity involved in making hip hop beats. Connect with Tarik Robinson on social media: twitter.com/teekayDFE facebook.com/teekayDFE instagram.com/teekayDFE #BuzzMusic

A leader, believer, and achiever, Rosh Grove consists of many positive attributes and words to describe this individual. Driven by his relentless amount of passion, he has constantly proved to himself to be a true professional, elite, and multi-talented artist. By the age of 16, Rosh Grove began his career as a rapper by often reworking popular songs to add a unique touch on it. Over time, he developed a passion for songwriting, singing, and continued to hone in on his skills as an artist through self-training and instruments including piano and guitar. Rosh has worked hard to develop a unique style that synchronously emits fun, uplifting vibes of positivity whilst also evoking powerful emotion through dynamic sounds and lyrics. Even though he’s primarily a hip-hop and R&B artist, he’s also influenced by multiple genres including Rock, Pop, and Electronica. This has been displayed in the premiere of his new single titled “FOR A LIL”. The hip-hop and pop elements are showcased within the arrangement of the production. A delicate symphony is floating across a trendy bass rhythmic notion. The beat transitions into the electronic afro-beat that adds a Caribbean flare to the record. Rosh Grove has this smooth-sailing vocal texture that emphasized the genre of R&B. with a lot of soul, he projects his voice from multiple registers, showcasing a belting range of melodies like some of your favorite pop vocalists! “FOR A LIL” is undeniably presentable to the young crowd due to how charismatic and fun the energy of the song is. However, the romantic lyricism and classic vocals are still able to be translated across a wide audience of ages. This makes Rosh Grove an easily marketable artist for the mainstream crowd. Not only was “FOR A LIL” a vibe song, but it was a vibrant tune in which we can grab a groove too. Rosh has worked hard to develop a unique style that synchronously emits fun, uplifting vibes of positivity whilst also evoking powerful emotion through dynamic sounds and lyrics. “FOR A LIL” represents this brand in the most complimentary way possible. Rosh’s music inspires its listeners by utilizing themes of self-reflection, love, perseverance and hope. Through his drive, passion and overall jolly demeanor, there is no doubt that Rosh will be a commanding presence in all aspects of the music industry. Listen to “FOR A LIL” here and get to know more about Rosh Grove in our interview below! Welcome to BuzzMusic Rosh Grove! Where are you from? How has your growing environment impacted your music? Thank you so much, very excited to be here! I was born and raised in Toronto, Ontario, more specifically Scarborough.  Often times, people tend to feel a way about my town because it’s been under a negative light for due to how it’s represented in the media, but I always have nothing but positive stories about my hood. Coming up, I was exposed to a mix of positive and negative influences.  I grew up around gangs and had friends that got caught in the life of drugs and violence, but I was lucky enough to not fall into it.  As a kid, my mother instilled values that taught me to aspire for more in life.  I learned to strive to be better than what is dictated for people who grow up in low income families or single parent households.  Having gone through what I have in life definitely has a strong influence on the music I make, which is driven authentic emotion. Who are some of your main influences for your sound? A: I am a fan of all genres, so my influences are a bit of a mash up.  I really admire artists like Ne-Yo, Drake, Lecrae, Andy Mineo, Jay Z, The Weeknd, Marina, Chris Brown, City And Colour, Khalid, Rihanna, Alicia Keys, Logic, and that’s just to name a few.  I love music that tells a story, but also has a dope vibe.  Most of the artists I named are masters of the craft, and they have rubbed off on me the right way. Let’s talk about the premiere of your newest single, “FOR A LIL”. what was the idea and vision behind this record? Ahh man, it’s crazy to think about how this song came together.  I was writing one day and reflecting on relationships, on how they begin specifically.  Often times, they start with two people getting to know each other through dating and what not.  Then sometimes, one party might pull back out of fear or another reason.  I found I would be the one saying, “if you just stayed for a little, I know you’d see this can be something special,” and that’s when the song hit me.  It’s something we all go through when searching for love, but don’t always know how to express.  When I brought it to KYNGS, we collaborated on giving it a fun, island kind of vibe because it’s coming from an optimistic perspective.  Working with them and Bryan “BC” Cockett elevated the song to a level that exceed my original expectation. In what ways does “FOR A LIL” represent you as an artist? In every way it is interpreted.  I’m a person driven by emotion who enjoys delivering it in a creative way that surprises.  I love to sing, I’m Jamaican, and I’m a songwriter first, so that was incorporated into the composition of the song.  I also have a small passion for dance, so I worked closely with KYNGS to give the tune a summer vibe.However, it is still only one of me, as there are many layers to Rosh Grove that have yet to be revealed.  Definitely worth sticking around for, as FOR A LIL is just the beginning of something amazing! What’s the legacy you hope to leave behind you? The reason I started making music was because I was passionate about it with my whole heart.  Being able to express myself through sound gave me a strong sense of purpose, and I’m thankful to God for blessing me with the gift of writing/creating.  I hope to leave behind a legacy of inspiration.  To be that artist who gets people through tough/wonderful times by creating an image that shows it’s okay to feel.  I want to have fans who still bump my music 20 years from now, and to be iconic for keeping it authentic. Connect with Rosh Grove on social media: Instagram: www.instagram.com/roshgrove Website: www.roshgrove.com #BuzzMusic

RasCity was born In Brooklyn, New York and grew up in Toronto, Ontario who brings a grass roots hip-hop tone with real lyrics in his songs and created from experience as a music producer and songwriter. Ras’ new single “Hungry” is currently available on all platforms. “Hungry” is a track that grabs your attention right from the jazzy guitar and vocal introduction to this hip-hop tune that sets a sensual mood. The tones of vocals that are in “Hungry” are on point along with the rap sections that blend beautifully altogether with the harmonies provided by the female vocals. The lyrics are well written and delivered with style and ease with the ability to drop lines that flow perfectly together. RasCity has created a sultry vibe with the low, down-to-earth tones that relax the listener at the same time as leaving them “Hungry” and wanting more of the song. I personally love that RasCity uses a repetition technique to solidify specific lyrics and get his point across along with the relatability that the audience can take from the definition of the meaning behind each lyric. In my opinion, RasCity is an artist that you should keep an eye and ear open for as he will surely be taking the music industry by complete surprise with his sheer talent and ability to create tracks that are catchy and easy to listen to. Listen to "Hungry" here and get to know more about RasCity in our interview below! Hey RasCity! Fantastic to chat with you. Can you give us a little background on how you first came to love music? Well I'd like to start of by saying it's fantastic to have this opportunity to be showcased as a new Hip Hop Artist on your platform. To tell you a little about my musical background, I was first introduced to music as a child.  I was a member of a child drumming band.  There were 6 of us. We would perform in front of schools and audiences between 500-1500 people.  I used to play the bongos.  It was a great experience.  I feel in love with music and the performing arts when I was only 8 years old, and I never stopped doing it my entire life.  For me the most humbling part of the experience about being apart of that band, was that our teacher was a man with multiple sclerosis.  He was paralyzed from the waste down.  He could not walk.  He had a motorized wheel chair.  He had difficulty doing a lot of daily tastes that most of us do easily and take for granted.  But when he stopped to play the drums, it was breath taking.  His best instrument was the Congo drum.  He would wow audiences with his precision and love of rhythm and melodic combinations.  Still to this day I've never met a better Congo player.  The fact that his legs couldn't work, made him so concentrated in his hands.  It showed me a lot of lessons about life.  Watching a man turn his weakness into his strength was amazing.  Through his love and admiration he taught us youth as much as he could.  The pain that lay deep in his eyes from his sickness would melt away the second he was in front of that drum.   For me it was more then music, it was hope and inspiration.   My instructor later died from the multiple sclerosis, but his memory lives on through the great foundation of music he instilled in me and many others. Where do you draw inspiration for creating your unique sound and meaningful lyrics? My biggest musical inspiration is actually Bob Marley.  I love his lyrics and compositions, and I find them to be very unique.  I also love golden era hip hop.  I grew up listening to Biggie Smalls, Nas, Tupac, Jay-z, 50 cent, just to name a few.  I feel like a lot of people still want to hear that kind of sound still, and there is a demand for it, if it could be modernized.  So I came out with the song Hungry.  When ever I write a song, it's always inspired by moments in my life.  People inspire me.  I love to listen.  I have been a music producer for over 10 years.  Through all this listening I learned to observe what was happening in my life and put it into song.  I also learned there is a connection when a lot of other people are having the same experiences.  I got a chance to work with a lot of great Artist as a music producer that inspired me to work harder on my personal art.  English was always my worst subject in school, so I wasn't the most popular child in high school, because not too many people want to hang out and do Calculus at lunch time.  It's my love of math that rolled over into music production, because music is very mathematical based, it's constant counting and repetition.  It took me years to figure out how to express myself so others could understand through dialect, because for me music was my language.  I have recorded over 16 albums, but it took me a long time to figure out how to turn my voice into a harmonic instrument that could express like Mile Davis on the trumpet, but through words. I have a lot of songs, so I am always inspired.  For me to be alive is inspiration.  What are the chances to be hear on this big blue rock we call earth.  What inspires me most is that I want to connect with people.  As a child, I always wished even for 1 day, or one year, or even on hour, that we could all collectively as a planet work on 1 activity ALL at the same time.  Even just to say we did.  I would love to see a day, even if all of us on earth could collectively have 1 minute of silence together, I'd feel more hope for human kind.  Much of the same hope I used to see in my childhood drumming instructors eyes.  So when you ask what inspired me for creating a unique sound, in reality, we are all unique, I'm just glad I got an opportunity to work hard, and be heard.  The world we live in can be harsh at times, so for me sitting a creating a song, helps me get away from it all. Is there a deeper meaning behind your track “Hungry”? When I decided I wanted to write a song called hungry, I stopped eating.  When I recorded Hungry, I was actually in day 12 of a 20 day fast.  I was literally hungry. I was so hungry for a second I forgot what it felt like to be hungry.  We are all hungry.  We are born, and very shortly there after we are crying for food.  So when I say, this that shit that's make you Hungry, I am really questioning will to survive!  Are you a go getta?  Can you secure the bag?  I was inspired to record Hungry because of all the negative things that were happening in my life at the time.  A year earlier, I had lent my car to someone I considered a friend.  That person stole the car, he never came back with the car again.  I paid first and last to rent an apartment from another person I considered a friend.  That person took my money and they did not let me live there, and I lived on the streets for many months before I could find another place.  I owned a studio for several years, as a studio owner I was robbed by some of my clients, recording artists that came to my studio robbed me by gunpoint.  My dad was dying of Cancer, he was in so much pain, he had lost his appetite.  When I say the lyrics, life's a bitch laugh now then cry later, I meant it. All these unfortunate events inspired me to record "Hungry", because life and the people around me were and still are testing my ability to survive.  Life is a constant test.  Can you still bounce back when everything is taken from you? To be hungry is to be alive, but it's also all we need to survive, it's the motivation to keep going.  This is why it was important I forced, self inflicted hunger before I recorded Hungry.  I've been hungry since I was born, but sometimes you need a reminder. "Hungry" was not recorded in a recording studio, it was recorded in an empty bedroom in a closet by myself with no recording engineer, with towels for sound proof foam and now it plays on some of the top hip hop FM radio stations in the world.  That was my hunger.  Yes I am Hungry, and I am trying to survive; as are we all.  I think it's something we can all relate to is being hungry, wanting more, wanted to be the best person you can be.  My favorite bar of the song is when I say, "Busta, Q-tip, Ladies Love original Violators"  Most people probably think I'm talking about women liking guys who are ruff around the edges, which is what I was looking for, but I arranged the words in such an order to pay tribute to the first ever hip hop album I ever bought.  It was called the "Violators"  and on the cover was a cartoon with Busta Rhymes, Q-tip from tribe called Quest, and LL Cool J, but from those who don't know the LL stands for Ladies Love. From an artist’s perspective, what drives you to continue to create new music? I love music.  I am an Artist because it helps me learn about myself and other.  To be brilliant you need to be able to use both sides of your brain.  Apart from the math and language we learn in school, being creative is one of the most important things we can do as human beings.  The parts of our brain that control creativity are some of the biggest sectors of our brains.  Being creative unlocks, deductive reasoning, problem solving, and most importantly it is the foundation of all engineering and inventions.  Our world could never be the way that it is today if it wasn't for creativity.   If it were up to me we would all spend time being creative.  We should all be artist as some level or another.  With each song I create I learn, I learn more about myself and others.  The real inspiration behind creating music for me, is expressing myself and becoming a better person. Some people do it in the kitchen as a cook, or as a painter on a the canvas, me I do my work in the recording studio, but we are all creators none the less.  I just wish more of us taped into this energy. Tell us what’s next for you in 2019! Right now, my next major move is going to be the music video for my Single "Hungry".  With all the radio success the next move is to continue the radio campaign and look to TV.  Look out for hungry music video on MTV and BET by end of year.  I have a lot of different songs and styles. I also sing a little R&B and do a little reggae/dance hall style of urban, and I'm not sure how my audience will take to hearing so many different sounds, but I have over 16 unreleased albums.  Right now I am going to work on an album of more or that grass roots hip hop, more of that Hungry vibe.  I am about 1/2 way done.   Look out for a Music Video, and Album release by the end of the year. Connect with RasCity on social media: www.rascity.com www.instagram.com/rascity www.twitter.com/rascityent www.soundcloud.com/raslopez #BuzzMusic

Apollo V is a prolific rhyme slinger based in South Florida. He been making noise throughout Florida and beyond with his tireless work ethic and consistency. Apollo V is equipped with vivid lyrics, quality production and exceptional rhyming skills. His lyrics convey intention and great vibes. Believing that all things create influence, he paints the clear pictures for the listener to enjoy. “I create what the vibe brings. No matter the tone or season, music is music and when you feel a type of emotion you can find my songs to relate to your experiences” — Apollo V “Icy” is an insane new track from Apollo V. His rap ability is incomparable! I’m blasting this track on repeat so I don’t miss one word of it. Unique sound arrangements and finely calibrated beats fuse together to create a fresh and modern track. The delivery of every bar that he spits is absolutely flawless and effortless. The precision and timing of every word is incredible and the heavy backbeat is addicting and catchy. “Empire State of mind, I’ve got the blueprints down” is my favorite lyric, Apollo V has a quirky and unique mind that needs to be spread in the music industry. Apollo V provides only the best for all listeners through him ambition and confident sound. I highly recommend you check out “Icy” and stay on the lookout for more sick tracks from Apollo V. Check out “Icy” here. Connect with Apollo V on social media: Instagram: www.instagram.com/soundslikeapollov Twitter: www.twitter.com/like_apollo #BuzzMusic

Who is NYK? NYK is a contemporary R&B artist from Shreveport, Louisiana, whose career has taken him to Hollywood and beyond. What began as vocals in the church as a young child has grown over the years to include singing, songwriting, acting, producing, and even involvement in the business side of the entertainment industry. NYK is classically trained and has been performing music ever since the age of nine years old. This ultimately led him to focus on R&B, PoP music, and television which brought him to The American Musical and dramatic Academy in Hollywood, CA in 2012. NYK is transporting his listener to the golden era of smooth R&B and PoP music with the release of his single titled “Overload”. This texturized jam had a super dope island flare to the appeal of the record in which gave off a vibe of dancehall. This song is perfect for the summer. You’re able to create the moment of light sensual vibes between you and a summer fling, while you both move to the rhythm of “Overload”. The production of the beat was vibrant, colorful, and fun. NYK’s voice remained smooth-sailing and soft while still showing dynamics and range through multiple registers of his vocals. NYK captures the moment with “Overload” and you will find yourself needing more! The song was so addictive to where you’re immersed into who NYK is as an artist. You’re longing for more music and subsequent releases from him. “Overload” was a nice, charismatically driven hit that will process well with the summer party goers! Listen to "Overload" here. Connect with NYK on social media: instagram.com/nykmusic twitter.com/nykmusic facebook.com/newyoungking #BuzzMusic

East The Unsigned is an American Rapper from Brooklyn, New York. Since the age of 17 years old, he’s been committed to developing his own style of music and sound. East gains his musical influence from artists such as Jay-Z, Biggie, Cassidy, and Papoose. He has worked with over 40 artists worldwide in the past 10 years, such as Jones 2.0 (London) and Lokita (Canada). East released his single titled “Unsigned” through his independent label “Founder of Swag Heavy Ent.” East The Unsigned shows us he’s coming with the hard-hitting banger “Straight”. The piercing production added a climax build-up with an anticipated beat dropped that will leave you speechless! East The Unsigned doesn’t just rap these verses, he performs it. There’s a major difference between a rapper and a performer in my opinion. Some artists possess both traits, some only one. However, it’s quite little we hear of an artist showcasing their ability as a performer through audio. Well East The Unsigned shows us he’s far from your average rapper. East The Unsigned breathes life into a dead mood with the correct amount of exhilarating energy to get you right. The lyrics were catchy with a nice flow and delivery. East The Unsigned channels in his unique artistry to bring this song to a jolting pop. “Straight” exuded raw artistry, while presenting itself as an equally relatable song to a wide audience of listeners! Listen to "Straight" here. Connect with East The Unsigned on social media: Instagram - www.instagram.com/east_theunsigned Facebook - www.facebook.com/pg/Easttheunsigned Twitter - www.twitter.com/EastTheUnsigned Youtube link: www.youtube.com/user/eastcoast1c #BuzzMusic

One of London's most sought-after saxophonists, Brendan Mills has already graced a multitude of worldwide stages with his live performances. Now sees him collaborate with revered Italian producer Joey Stux on the opening cut, 'I Like It'. The output of Joey Stux is no stranger to lighting up global club floors & radio airwaves - with remixes for the likes of Calvin Harris, Dua Lipa & Charlie Puth released to date. This time, bearing the hallmarks of a future sure-fire player – it’s the turn of 'I Like It'. Also included, is 'Ocean' - closing things out in fitting style, as Brendan Mills delivers feel good vibes in abundance. Listen to: 'I Like It' here. CONNECT with Brendan Mills & Joey Stux: www.brendanmills.com www.instagtam.com/bmsaxdj www.instagram.com/joeystux www.soundcloud.com/joey-stux #BuzzMusic

Born in Israel, Inbar Starr has always had a great passion for music. She sang before she could talk, and wrote her first original song when she was simply just 7 years old! Wow! As a teenager, drawing inspiration from a diversity of musical influences such as Alicia Keys, Alanis Morissette, Neil Young, Avril Lavigne, Blink 182 and Etta James, Inbar taught herself to play the guitar, piano, and ukulele and took lessons for trumpet and drums. Inbar Starr has an emotionally rich vocal texture that will send you the ultimate chills through your spine. Starr recently released her single titled “Take It”. The overwhelming presence of her vocal strength was prepossessing and elemental. Inbar Starr essentially reinvents the genre of pop music with a refreshing and new sound. The way she emotes her emotion helped the listener feel at ease with allowing their individual emotions to consume the mood and their thoughts. Inbar Starr invites her listener into “Take It”, a safe haven for us to allow the deeply pro-founded lyrics, vent for us. The multitude of components provided to us in “Take It” puts Inbar Starr on a pedestal of star-appeal that it will be quite difficult to forget who she is. Inbar Starr merges between the genres of emotional and fun pop while finding a balance between the two. We thoroughly enjoyed this single and can't wait to hear what's next from Inbar Starr! Listen to "Take It' here. Connect with Inbar Starr on social media: Instagram: www.instagram.com/inbarmusic Facebook: www.facebook.com/inbarmusicpage YouTube: www.youtube.com/inbarmusic