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Music engineer and self-made producer, Robert Watkins is the ambitious founder of Superior Productionz. Residing in Southern California, his expert ear for modern and addicting beats began at the young age of 11 years old. Robert discovered his passion in 2006 and since then has been mastering his skill. He found his ear for sound recording and engineering through influences such as Kanye West, Dr Dre, and Shawty Redd. Robert Watkins strives to create stellar hip-hop beats for talented artists to work with. Superior Productionz dropped “Throne” feat. Fade Green & Jokwin and we can’t get enough. Unique sound arrangements and finely calibrated beats fuse together to create a fresh and modern track. Emerging into the music production scene, Superior Productionz sets the bar HIGH. The production quality and overall recording of the beats are flawless. Fade Green and Jokwin sound spectacular as they spit heavy bars. “Throne” is a track that’s easy to bump in the car or at home relaxing. The lyricism is raw and intriguing while the music takes your mind on a journey. Robert Watkins proves that he does deliver Superior Productionz. There are so many layers of intricate sounds and instrumentals, yet “Throne” does not come off over produced. Super Productionz provides only the best for all listeners. I highly recommend you check out “Throne” and stay on the lookout for more sick tracks from Super Productionz. Hi Robert! How did you get Superior Productionz started? One day I was thinking about what my production name should be and superior was the first thought that popped into my head and i felt it so i ran with it. My goal for Superior Productionz is to be an umbrella company for anything that can be produced for a musician. such as, beats, photography, music videos and graphic design. How do you feed your passion for making music everyday? I am a music producer and an audio engineer so i get double the fun. i like to split the week in half, so half of the week i will make beats and the other half goes to mixing. Musically, what’s your favorite part of “Throne”? I think the vinyl scratching in the hook brings everything together, so that would be my favorite. Who are your top three musical influences? Why? First is Kanye West because hearing his production is what got me into making beats in the first place. Then I would say Dr. Dre because of how clean his mixes were. I studied his mixing techniques a lot. Last but not least would be "Mixed By Ali". He is the audio engineer for Kendrick Lamar. I was inspired by the way he adds different effects to the vocals in a song. Do you have go-to artist that you often collaborate with or do you work with whoever catches your interest? The main artist that i work with is Jokwin, who is featured on the second verse of "Throne". I usually go after artist who i can see great potential, and they also must show dedication. Connect with Superior Productionz on social media: www.facebook.com/SuperiorProductionz www.instagram.com/superior1989 #BuzzMusic

B. Lamont is an artist and producer who was formerly known as “B. Starzz”. B. Lamont got his footing from his parents who introduced him to the music industry. He began recording songs and performing at local showcases at an early age which led to him selling out civic centres. Throughout his years in High School and College, B. Lamont was known for battling and performing for his peers. B. Lamont put the final touches on his “Self-Titled” EP, and with unconventional hip-hop yet witty style, he is planning on showing the world whose next in the game! B. Lamont released the single “Outkast” and this song was so special due to the vibe it gave us. We were able to feel transported with the classic elements of hip-hop and r&b being presented in the song. “Outkast” had this unforgettable energy that radiated throughout the music and to its listener. B. Lamont isn’t holding back with his vocal range either! The amount of skill he has as a vocalist was immensely impressive. He takes his range through multiple different dimensions of registers, while remaining on key throughout. “Outkast” was equipped with a great harmonic hook that was delivered with B. Lamont’s funky vocal resonance. As the melodies soar throughout the song, the production holds its own as the root of the ever-growing music. “Outkast” immediately garnered my attention, and had me anticipating what else could possibly be on the album of “B. Lamont”. His rap delivery was intricate and refreshing. It’s a sound you never heard before, something quite uncommon from what you’re used to hearing from a rapper. Therefore, it was much appreciated. B. Lamont is a unique, multi-faceted artist who has a lot to offer! Listen to "Outkast" here. Welcome to BuzzMusic B.Lamont! In what ways has growing up musically inclined impacted your artistry today? It impacted my artistry by me being able to express my thoughts and emotions in a more clear when I couldn’t do it with just words. For me the music will speak and bring a certain mood or idea out of me. It also helped me be more creative about how I can flip this word, idea or metaphor or how can I make this beat fit this idea I’m hearing in my head. Let’s talk about your album titled “B. Lamont”, what can we expect from this project? With my project being titled “B. Lamont” I went with that because growing up everyone knew me as B. Starrz from like 03 to 14 lol. Some people are still learning that I changed my name so I had to make a skit about some of the reactions I got and put it on this project. I felt like me making the transition to B. Lamont was personal, mature and vulnerable because I have always been a private person and no one ever knew my middle name. So you can expect real life experiences I’ve been through that I believe are very relatable and shows me being vulnerable. You can expect a good vibe. What was the most challenging element in creating this album? How did you overcome this challenge? The most challenging part was finding my sound and putting together the right songs that shows different parts of who I am at a quality level. I felt like I overcame that with the help of my brother Hopp and a few producers I worked with, Tommy Gunz (Rated TG), Ty Steez, and Skool. In what ways does “Outkast” fit into the theme of the album? “Outkast” defines who I am and who I always have been. I always felt like I never really fit in completely but I always knew a lot of people and was known for rapping. I really think this song sets the tone for the whole project with the sound and the content. What’s next for you B. Lamont? Next on the schedule will be videos for sure, I really want to get the ideas for visuals out and also more shows and performances. I might even leak some new singles that I have in the stash that I’m excited about. I try to always stay in a creative mode. Connect with B. Lamont on social media: www.facebook.com/blamont www.Instagram.com/blamontmusic

Young up and coming rap artist Wakai is a Baton Rouge, Louisiana native. At only 18 years old, Wakai has developed a finely-tuned sound. His musical inspirations growing up were founded listening to his father’s collection of music. Legends like OutKast, Erykah Badu and Earth, Wind & Fire helped shape Wakai into the artist he is today. Now using for modern influences for inspiration, Wakai fuses the old and the new to create a fresh and unique sound. Not only a talented solo artist, Wakai is a member of the six man group Col-Der-Sac and the cofounder of a clothing brand called Upperkut. Wakai’s newest release, “Marie Demo” is an impressive EP that includes the untold stories of what it’s like to grow up in Baton Rouge today. Featured on the EP, “Blaze” by Wakai is a hot hip-hop track that’s reminiscent of slow paced and smooth retro R&B. Hypnotizing sound arrangements take you on a journey through Wakai storytelling aspects and highlights of his life. I can evidently hear his OutKast influence coming through the speakers. I’d love to hear the meaning behind the lyrics of this song, I believe the message in general is to relax and “Blaze”. Wakai creates music that his listeners can chill and relate to. He uses his intricate ear for modern new sound and fuses that with his raw talent and lyricism that keep his fans coming back for more. Expressing creativity through his lyrics and sound, Wakai is an artist on the rise. Stay on the lookout! Listen to "Blaze" here! Hi Wakai! How did you develop such an incredible ear for new sounds at such a young age? I grew up with 2 older sisters both 90s babies so that sound and the early 2000s sound influenced me heavy. Do you still try to use your more retro influence to inspire your sound today? I really just try to give a feeling. Sometimes I wanna be suave like its 1977 sometimes I wanna cruise like its 1996 it just depends on my mood & the image i’m trying to convey. What is the overall theme of your EP “Marie Demo”? The image of a late night cruising down Baton Rouge , Louisiana & the things you see. What was the writing process like for “Blaze”? What’s the meaning behind the lyrics? I called the homies to the studio and we were pressed cause everybody was low on bud & the girl I was hitting up at the time always worked mad late & I just remember telling her if I could change how things were id be me and her kicking it lighting up. If you could collaborate with anyone, dead or alive, who would you choose? I would make a song with Erykah Badu. The way she just sets a vibe on everything she touches like effortlessly is beautiful. Didn’t Cha Know & On & On changed my life made me wanna make music to begin with. Connect with Wakai on social media: Instagram: www.instagram.com/wakai007 Twitter: www.witter.com/wakai007 Facebook: www.facebook.com/wakai007 Website: www.wakai2000.com #BuzzMusic

Wisdumb is an indie rap artist aka Giovanni Quattrochi. Gio grew up in the upper west side of Manhattan and was introduced to hip-hop at the age of 4, listening to the soundtrack of 8-Mile by Eminem on his walkman. He began competing in slam poetry competitions all around NYC. Wisdumb takes influence from Eminem and other rappers like MF DOOM, who perform under the name of a fictional persona. But the biggest personal influence happens to be Kanye West! Specifically his ability to juxtapose complex, sensitive subject matter with popular music and culture. Wisdumb released his single titled “West Virginia” and we loved the unique elements that this song possesses. Instead of your typical trap turn upbeat, the beat had a western country appeal to it, thanks to the acoustics from the guitar. This folk-like sound fuses with the hip-hop beat to add a nice personality and charismatic approach to the song! The flow was insane and the articulation of each punchline reminded me of the delivery of Eminem. Very solid, aggressive and bold. Wisdumb is a artist you can’t help but find yourself mesmerized by. The melody in “West Virginia” was lovely. I completely enjoyed the tune and the arrangement of the vocals. This record was executed with a polished punch. If you tune yourself in with the lyrical arrangement, you will find how the lyrics are indeed very subjective to a sense where it provokes thinking. Wisdumb is a talented artist that aims to provide “turn up” music while discussing serious matters that range from health, addiction and other stigmatized subjects. Listen to "West Virginia" here and connect with Wisdumb below on social media! Connect with Wisdumb on social media: www.instagram.com/wisdumbrap www.facebook.com/wisdumbRap #BuzzMusic

Listening to ‘Sink’ from Remember the Monsters is the epitome of pent-up adrenaline lurking within, which erupts ten seconds into the track with heavy grunge guitars and crushing drums. These guys are charged! There has to be a multitude electrical outlets and wires on stage for these guys, because every guitar is plugged in and AMPED! This is rock n’ roll! On their latest single ‘Sink:’ the guitars are here and they are loud, the drums are smashing, bashing, pounding, and rolling out like a thunderous shelf cloud, the lead singer envelopes the track in a dark cloak, setting the mood with his powerful, raspy voice- if that’s not rock n’ roll we don’t know what is. Remember The Monsters have already made a huge footprint on the Rock scene earning over 5 MILLION streams across Spotify, iTunes, and YouTube from the release of their single, ‘The Pieces Remain.’ Now with their latest release ‘Sink’ to streaming platforms a mere two weeks ago, the track is quickly racking up streams and views, receiving overwhelming feedback. Remember the Monsters is a band assembled of members from Arizona, California, Texas, and South Carolina. After the bands initial launch they found themselves in a bit of a predicament when they lost their front man; enter former ‘The Colour You’ singer: Julian Comeau. Julian’s vocal range, energy, melodic and powerful vocals immediately meshed with the writing style of songwriter, Ashten Banks, propelling their music into the radio-friendly and hard hitting sound Remember the Monsters are known for. Click the link to stream ‘Sink’ today! We loved your latest release ‘Sink’. Can you tell our readers the meaning of the song and how it came together? “Sink” is a metaphorical depiction of the all too common situation of a person being drug down by negative forces; people, substances, addictions, etc. It’s about the struggle of fighting back and finding the will to rise up and persevere from, and against those forces, not only to survive, but to break away from them entirely. (let them sink, drown). Where does a name like Remember the Monsters come from? Imaginary creatures that are typically large, ugly, and frightening. Reminding us to never forget all the pieces and experiences that make us who we are, good or bad. May be a reference to a popular tv show, we'll let you figure it out. Where do you draw your inspiration from when writing lyrics? Real life experiences that provoke evocative feelings, and emotions. Music & lyrics being a primary outlet as opposed to stuffing every inch of yourself into a bottle, it all comes out in the music. It's the stuff you want to say but don't. You guys are heavy giggers, what about the live scene propels you to continue creating music? There is no better feeling than putting your heart and soul into a song and having it resonate with a live audience so much to the point where they’re singing back the words you wrote. Just the knowledge alone that you helped someone in their own personal life and they're right there in the audience reciprocating that energy back to you. It's amazing. What’s next for you guys? World Domination. We've got stuff in the works that we're excited about. New music, promotions. Don't want to spill too much Connect with Remember The Monsters on social media: Facebook: www.facebook.com/RememberTheMonstersBand/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/rememberthemonsters Twitter: www.twitter.com/RTMBandOfficial #BuzzMusic

From Minneapolis, Minnesota, Daddy Dinero, also known as Romar Russon Daniel (born March 10, 1994) is an American rapper, songwriter, and recording engineer. Also half of the hip-hop collective FREEWIFI, there are no limits to Daddy Dinero’s skill-set. One of a kind with his sound, Daddy Dinero is a modern phenomenon. His alternative hip-hop tracks fused with flawless bars set him apart in today’s music industry. This incredibly versatile rapper/songwriter/music engineer has had his hands in every key role in the creation of every track including mixing and mastering. Nicknamed “DAD”, Daddy Dinero’s self titled track “DAD” is an absolute banger. A dope and heavy beat drops and immediately demands attention from the listener. Daddy Dinero spits addicting and quirky bars throughout every verse. He’s able to convey his confidence and multi-skill set through his unique tone and style. Daddy Dinero’s rap ability is incomparable! I’m blasting this track on repeat so I don’t miss one word of it. Dinero breaks stereotypical boundaries through his involvement and dedication to his work. He knows what his listeners want to hear and he delivers it every time. “DAD” boasts the confidence of an icon that’s needed in today’s music industry. I highly recommend you check out “DAD” here and keep scrolling for our exclusive interview with Daddy Dinero below! Who are your top three musical influences and why? My top 3 would have to be A$AP Rocky, ScHoolboy Q, and 3 6 Mafia. From the first time I heard “Purple Swag” from Rocky, I was addicted. The vibe of the song, the simple, but creativity within the visual, and the overall swag reminded me of myself and the type of clothing I wore in 2011. The song “Blessed” by ScHoolboy Q & Kendrick Lamar got me through some of the toughest times of my life. I remember listening to the song numerous times a day to remind myself that regardless of all of the bad going on in my life, I’m blessed. 3 6 Mafia was the first hip hop group I fell in love with. I was introduced to 3 6 by my family in Memphis and Arkansas. I was that Minnesota boy addicted to the southern culture. I remember them playing nothing but 3 6 and Yo Gotti every time they came to visit and showing my older brother and I numerous “Memphis Jookin” videos on YouTube. Can we expect a new EP in the near future? I’m currently working on a project called “Tales from the Crib” with inspiration from the HBO Horror Series, “Tales from the Crypt”, a childhood favorite. This project will have no features. I will be sharing stories of both the good and bad that has taken place in my life growing up in North Minneapolis. I’ve seen a lot of crazy shit and have played both sides. Life’s been full of wins and losses. I grew up with both the heroes and the villains. By the end of the project, there will be an understanding to who “Daddy Dinero” is and what molded me into the man I am today. What would be your dream venue to perform? Not only would I want to perform there, but someday headline the Rolling Loud Festival. I feel like I belong there and blend in well but stand out with my look and sound. How does your music now compare to when you first started recording tracks? I’ve been engineering my own music from the very beginning. The better I became at engineering, the more I started to understand that I could really create the ideas I had in my head. Therefore I became really experimental with my sound while trying out new plugins every day. When I signed to the independent label Rostrum Records under the hip-hop group “FREEWIFI”, I had to learn how to work as a team and become more open minded to trying new things. I began taking different approaches when writing to beats that gave a specific feeling/mood, which forced to became a better writer. I used to take things personal when I was told to rewrite verses, but now looking back at it, it helped out tremendously with my word play and how I write my bars. Now I feel like my overall diverse sound is polished compared to when I first started recording. Instagram: www.instagram.com/daddydiner0 Twitter: www.twitter.com/daddydiner0Facebook: Facebook: www.facebook.com/daddydiner0 Website: www.daddydinero.com #BuzzMusic

Even with a broken heart Riley Wells shines and powers through her new single ‘Walk Away’ from her EP Value. The track has all the markings of a powerful pop ballad. With its smooth R&B beats and ticking percussion, Riley’s elevated voice is pitch perfect and delivers the female pop star persona. ‘Walk Away’ is through and through an emotional elegy which bleeds through Riley’s voice as she belts out heartbreaking lyrics; lyrics like: “Even though I’m glad you came, didn’t think you’d walk away when I needed you the most”. We’d never walk away from you Riley- in fact we can’t get this track off repeat! Riley’s voice is infections and captivating and the tracks accompanying vocalizing harmonies are saintly. Together the elements of ‘Walk Away’ create a composed, collected and soulful sound. Riley Wells is a twenty year old Pop/R&B singer/songwriter from Connecticut. Her love of creating her own music has been shaped by a wide range of musical influences from contemporary R&B to dance pop, all of which grew when she arrived to Berklee College of Music and started to share her original creations. In 2017 Riley was selected as a Featured Artist for a Canadian Television show, ‘Club one New Releases’. Fast forward to 2019 and she is debuting her first solo EP: ‘Value’. The EP features songs ranging from mid-tempo tunes to dance pop anthems that are relatable, honest and lively melodies. Introduce yourself today to this upcoming star and stream ‘Walk Away’ by Riley Wells today! Hi Riley, thank you for taking the time to speak with us at BuzzMusic. Can you start by telling our readers a bit about yourself? Hey guys! Thanks for having me. I'm a twenty year old Pop/R&B artist and songwriter, and I grew up in Connecticut. I had my first performance in front of an audience when I was 8, and wrote my first song when I was 11. I was raised on a combination of Motown artists from my mom, like Marvin Gaye and Al Green, and early 2000s pop influences like Rihanna and Adele. I've always loved how Motown artists were so true in their messages, they didn't hold back about what they were trying to say.  Early 2000s pop made you either want to sing your heart out, dance, or both. I found as I started to develop my artistry, I wanted to combine all of that- being real and honest with my message as a songwriter, but also have an energized pop vibe in the way I deliver it. Now I've just dropped my first ever EP 'Value' on digital platforms (!!) which features 5 of my original songs that show my journey from the last year of going from being heart broken and trying to move on, to rebuilding my understanding of knowing our worth and loving ourselves. What was the message you were trying to convey on your latest track ‘Walk Away’? 'Walk Away' talks about how I met someone who I fell for hard and fast. It was the kind of thing where, I was so blinded by the way it felt, that I ignored all the red flags even though deep down I knew it was a risk to let myself fall for them in the first place. It was such a rush every time I saw them, that I thought it was impossible for them not to feel the same...so, when they left, I couldn't let go. It's sort of saying, damn, in hindsight I don't know why I didn't see it for what it was and I'm glad I learned from it, but at the same time I couldn't believe they could just leave. What does the creative process look like for you? I write top line, so a lot of the time I'll be in my feelings about something and then I'll just start singing words and a melody to express how I feel in that moment. With Value, my EP, it was a combination of things; for 'Walk Away,' I was working with my producer and heard a loop and I just started singing the words over it. With 'Candle,' I looked at my friend as she was getting ready to go out and I knew she was going through something painful with this guy, then the melody and lyrics all started coming to me. The songwriting and the melody almost always happen simultaneously for me and I just let it flow from there. How did your studies at Berklee College of Music impact your musical style? It's been very cool to be at Berklee, because it's made me see music in a new light.  Being surrounded by music everyday, you start to notice that there are so many more layers to it. The way it affects you in a certain way, sometimes it's more intentional than we expect. Like, you don't realize why you feel so good listening to that one song and it's because of the chords happening underneath, or, how certain choruses might be more memorable to you because of a certain style of lyrical repetition. I think I became more intentional about crafting my songs after being at Berklee. I realized that there are more moving parts that contribute to creating a great song, and so when I went through the process of creating the EP, whether it was writing, recording, or co-producing with my producer, I focused a lot on the details. I would be like, let's add in this harmony here..or we could use this drum hit here...so in the end each song didn't come together by happenstance, but each moment and aspect of the song was an intentional decision. What are you looking forward to in the coming months in your career? Being my first original music release, it's been so amazing hearing from people about how they have a favorite song on the EP or receiving videos of them singing along. It's the most beautiful feeling to hear when my music has resonated with someone, that I've been able to put their feelings into words or give them something to sing and dance to. So, I'm so excited to keep creating more music and building that connection!! It will be so fun to start performing these songs live and see it happen in real time. I've also already started working on new projects, so definitely expect to hear new music from me coming up in the future! Connect with Riley Wells on social media: Website: www.rileywellsmusic.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/itsrileywells Facebook: www.facebook.com/rileywellsmusic #BuzzMusic

Attitude, prowess, and natural ability are what make up Brooke Alexx’s fierce powerhouse pop genre vibe. Brooke Alexx is the entire package; skillfully produced, her music is radio ready and destined to be booming chart toppers. Brooke Alexx's song: ‘Bored’, Brooke gives us synth beats, harmonic notes, and liberating lyrics. Bending to no man Brooke Alexx makes it clear if you want her love and devotion you need to work for it. The refreshing anti ‘damsel in love’ lyrics are an empowering message to young woman on the scene. Don’t settle, push for more, find that person that keeps you “buzzing and crushing”. On a larger scale this song smashes the overvalued attribute of vanity. That guy might be hot, but what’s he got going on inside? Brooke Alexx asks these questions all set to a sassy pop track that should empower listeners to find more within- Brooke put it best on the track: “Yeah your hot, but that don’t mean a lot to me”. ‘Bored’ is also accompanied by an arty music video, where Brooke is adorned in bright and eye catching clothing and our “hot guy” is draped in lackluster white- it’s a genius creative comparison. These artistic strengths have been absorbed during her childhood career in musical theatre and her strong vocal range and harmonic notes have clearly been perfected through experience, natural ability and hard work. Find out for yourself the powerhouse that is Brooke Alexx, and stream ‘Bored’ today! Connect with Brooke Alexx on social media: www.instagram.com/BrookeAlexx/ www.brookealexx.com www.facebook.com/BrookeAlexx #BuzzMusic

Andrew David is that artist you put on when you’re having a chill out day, when the rain is pouring outside and you’re wrapped up in your duvet; when you’re wondering around in a city soaking in the atmosphere; or when you’re sitting with a loved one just tranquilly content in each other’s company. Andrew David’s new hit ‘Cruise Control’ was made for such occasions, where it’s just you and the world, or you, the world and someone you’re close to. ‘Cruise Control’ opens with a dreamy guitar rift accompanied by ambient piano synths and evolves into a funky guitar jam, with deep plucking base and descriptive lyrics that are sung in a suave and mild manner, together every aspect is cohesive and makes for a steady, fun track. Andrew David is a new arrival on the scene from Santa Barbara, CA, making a splash in the indie/alternative division. Following his studies of Music Theory and Composition at the University of California, David left with the skills and inspiration to release his debut EP ‘1:37 AM’, every song was written, sung and recorded on his own prowess. The EP is an homage to indie/alt music with hits of jazz and funk scattered throughout. Get your feet wet today and dive into Andrew David's latest track ‘Cruise Control’. Check out the link to stream ‘Cruise Control’ here! Hi Andrew! Thank you for taking the time to speak to BuzzMusic. Can you start off by telling our readers a bit about yourself and the music you create? Hi! I'm currently a student at the University of California, Santa Barbara studying music theory and composition. I've grown up my whole life playing music from the drums, to the clarinet, piano, and even the saxophone. Now, I mainly play guitar, sing, and write new music! I try to create music that I like, rather than genres of music that are just popular right now. Where do you draw your inspiration from that inspires you to create music? I draw my inspiration from my own life experiences. Whether I'm just enjoying a nice drive through my hometown or observing people around me, I like to write music about what I see, notice, and feel. Sometimes I struggle to express how I feel with only words but music helps me communicate what I'm feeling. Honestly though, I'm inspired most when it's late at night and I'm feeling anxious about something that happened during the day haha. How do you stay involved in the music community to showcase your art and immerse yourself in others? I stay involved in the music community by always trying to work and collab with new artists. I also do plenty of shows, sometimes with a full band, but also a lot of just solo acoustic sessions at open mics. If I ever see a busker or anyone in the community performing live music, I love to join in and jam if they'll have me! Who are your musical influences? My musical influences mainly stem from 80's pop. My parents loved listening to 80's pop so growing up that's all I ever listened to. When I started to make musical decisions on my own, I began to like bands and artists like The Strokes, Arctic Monkeys, John Mayer, and Mac Demarco. I also learned a lot of jazz growing up so all of these styles/genres influenced my style. What’s next for you? I plan to create and release my first full album by the end of the summer of 2019. Hopefully during the process, I also want to do more live shows in new places. It's going to be hard balancing between school, getting ready for live shows, and creating an album, but I'm super excited to continue creating and performing! Connect with Andrew David on social media: www.instagram.com/andrew.david7 www.twitter.com/deepseahermit www.facebook.com/deepseahermit #BuzzMusic

King Solomon was born and raised on the south side of Brooklyn, New York who founded a deep connection for music at a very young age. In the Spring of 2012, both King Solomon and long-time friend and Producer Tariq Allen began to create catchy beats whilst recording at their school. Later, he fully transitioned himself into the artist he is now. After his departure from Brooklyn, Solomon migrated to Miami where his music career was sadly put on a quick hiatus, leaving behind a lot of unfinished business. By the Summer of 2015, he stumbled upon the local music scene in South Florida, putting his passion back into overdrive. After years of hard work and reconnecting with Tariq Allen, King Soloman was reborn. The rebirth of an artist is always fascinating. It’s like they grasped a new understanding of who they are, and has lit a fire in themselves they have never seen before. For me, this shows in the passion of their music because it resonates a lot more stronger to its listener. So when King Solomon stated he went through the rebirth of his artistry, I just knew it was over! The moment I heard his latest release “I Need That” I quickly realized that an artist delivers more when they’re extremely hungry for success. King Solomon shows his grind in “I Need That” with an aggressive approach and delivery. The velocity in each verse sends electric chills to its listener. King Solomon completely eats up the entire song with a limitless mindset and a raw lyrical arrangement. I need that had a slapping bass that will project well across the lovers of trap rap. Despite the hard-hitting beat, King Solomon proves to also be a lyricist, indulging his listener into his world of story-telling and songwriting. “I Need That” had all the right elements to translate well across a diverse hip-hop crowd, representing the culture of rap to a new extent. Listen to "I Need That" here. Connect with King Solomon on social media: www.instagram.com/kingsoloman_ www.twitter.com/KingSoloman_ #BuzzMusic