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Jasmyn is a new and upcoming R&B/Neo Soul artist from the city of Brampton, Canada. She began singing and writing at a young age but didn’t really know how to dream big for herself. Nobody ever taught her, so she learned to teach herself. On her journey from broken self-esteem to finding her identity, alongside a LOT of anger, Jasmyn was steered back on her path, rejoiced in her pain, and manifested it into real, and authentic self-love. Jasmyn managed to figure out who she is again because of what she’s trying to do and achieve. Jasmyn released her single “Get Out My Way” and we were snatched when we heard it. Her vocal resonance was so soulful, dynamic and powerful. It completely charmed us. She instantly captivates you with this magical voice of hers. Jasmyn has a vocal tone that’s unlike anything you’ve ever heard before. The way she was able to move her listener with the music is a skill not many singers have. She takes her voice in various different registers, taking you on a rollercoaster ride of falsetto’s and full-toned transitions in different smoothly-connected keys while remaining on point with the melody. With strong lyricism, Jasmyn passionately delivered her lyrics. You can tell Jasmyn is an artist of honesty and strength, it’s displayed in the way she performs her music. “Get Out My Way” was ferocious and gave me a sense of “I can do anything”. This tenacious attitude she displayed in the music was unbelievably exceptional and we can’t wait to see what else she has in store for us! Listen to "Get Out Of My Way" here and get to know more about Jasmyn in our interview below! Welcome, Jasmyn! We commend you for being brave enough to share your past trials and tribulations with yourself. In what ways have the discovery of self-love impacted your music!? Hi! Thank you so much! That means a lot to hear from somebody, especially you guys—that's really cool. Yeah, the journey itself has been quite sweet! I think it's been finally being able to root myself with my baggage and accept who I was but also accept who I am currently, and love both sets because the lessons of my past contributed a lot onto how to feel better about myself, and do better by others. To write my music the way I wanted, I had to let go of a lot of things, to let the new things in. I needed to mind myself of what kind of energy was around me on a regular basis. But also mind what energy I give on the regular, too. Figuring out what self-love looked like for me was a rough process but I really did what I could in the past few months to rejoice in that pain and build myself a new structure after having the old one be knocked to pieces. It was a beautiful and humbling experience in my twenty years. “Get Out My Way” seemed to be a POWERFUL record! What was the theme behind it? The theme for this record was honestly just about cutting ties. This song comes from a place of just wanting more for myself and knowing that I can get it. I couldn’t stand up for myself, so that made me easy to get to and easy to hurt. Staying faithful to my own desires and my own intuition really brought out the words for ‘Get Out My Way’.  Drama comes where you allow it. So it's just about regulating what and whorequires your attention, versus who and what does not. Your space is sacred and needs to be treated accordingly! In what ways could you as an artist relate to “Get Out My Way”? The way I found I related with this song the most, is just really out of how well it’s able to show you my personality. The lessons I’ve had to learn showcase themselves throughout the record. This song really set the tone of what kinda artist I wanna be, so I’m excited! Stay tuned! Were there any challenging moments in the creation of this record? My biggest challenge with this record was getting myself comfortable enough in the booth to give the song what it needed and what it deserved. There was a drive and a passion in my voice that I was really scared to allow myself to present, but the incredible producer that I worked on with, really helped me on how to get there on all technical levels. I learned a lot about audio, how to be able to control my own vocals, and what makes a song really enticing. Nimz is dope for sure What’s next for you? A lot I’m hoping! As of right now the one thing that keeps popping up in my brain is, I really want a summer E.P. I think it’s a good time to bring myself to the table and find incredible souls to work with and hear their stories as well. Wherever I’m headed; I know it’s no where but to greatness! Connect with Jasmyn on social media: Instagram: www.instagram.com/little.missthangg Twitter: www.twitter.com/lifeonfigi #BuzzMusic

Emanuel Wynter is a talented, independent artist who has plenty of exposure in the music industry. He plays multiple instruments including the violin, guitar, and piano, and he also is a singer and songwriter. Emanuel creates his music with a twist of a bit of jazz, blues, and neo-soul. Emanuel has a deep passion for music and it’s transparent in each and every one of his songs. His delivery is different and more compelling than most new era jazz and blue artists, which led him to score performances at tons of venues all across the USA. “Iced Coffee” is Emanuel Wynter's newest (and our most favorite) release from 2019. Emanuel Wynter sways the listener with his beautiful distinct voice and urbane violin. The entirety of the song is smooth flowing and effortless. It gives the listener the comfort of their own bed, or the relaxed feeling of sleeping in on a lazy Sunday morning. No wonder why he has been receiving such positive feedback from the music community! Emanuel Wynter is exactly the artist we’ve been looking for because once you hear his stunning vocals and impressive violin and guitar, you will know exactly what you’ve been missing in life. Emanuel Wynter talent in incredible and unlimited when it comes to weaving together the perfect harmony while integrating his voice in all the right ways. Emanuel Wynter is definitely an artist to keep your eye on for future releases! Listen to "Iced Coffee" here and get to know Emanuel Wynter below! Can you tell us a bit more about yourself and background? I was born in New York City where I spent the first 11 years of my life. Living there, I was always exposed to the arts, and my mom would take me to concerts at the Lincoln Center fairly often. My musical journey began when I started violin lessons in the first grade. In 2007, I moved down to Charlotte, North Carolina and began to develop an appreciation for blues and folk music. I really opened my eyes, not just to what kind of music was out there, but also to what I could do with my violin. I realized that though I was a classically trained violinist, I could still branch out and play other styles of music. During this awakening, I picked up other instruments, including piano, guitar, bass, and saxophone. I started playing violin professionally at the age of 19, mostly as a hired gun; whoever wanted a violinist would pull me into their band for the night. My gig schedule became pretty busy rather quickly, and I had gained a lot of experience rubbing shoulders with musicians who had been playing professionally for years. It taught me a lot about playing music with people, as well as the non-music parts of being a professional musician. It also inspired me, from a creative standpoint. Early on, I knew that I wanted to be playing my own music to listening crowds, but I always saw it as a distant goal. However, playing violin for several acts that performed their original music solidified my musical aspirations. In September 2017, I wrote 'Cosmos', and it was a long process of refining that song and gaining the courage to share it with people, but that made releasing it this past December such a sweet achievement for me. With 'Iced Coffee' out and an album on the way, I'm very excited to be on this new journey of music making. What inspired you to write your latest release “Iced Coffee”? Whether I'm actively trying to write a song or just going about my day, I like to throw words together to see if they stick in my head. One day, I was in my car listening to music, and the phrase "iced coffee with caramel" popped into my head with a little melody that I liked, and it got stuck. At the same time, I was focusing on putting songs together for my upcoming album, so I began to write a song around that initial line in hopes that it could be added to the album. That's how Iced Coffee came to be. What is the meaning behind your song “Iced Coffee”? As I started writing the chorus for Iced Coffee, I thought about being in college. It's such an enjoyable experience, not only because it was my first taste of the independence that comes with living away from home, but because being on campus put me in a close proximity to my friends. My friends on campus were more accessible than any other friends I had prior to going to college. Of course, this accessibility extended itself to my romantic interests. As fun as it was, I did have some bad days, and on those bad days, I knew that what would make me feel good was a visit from a special someone and a pick-me-up beverage. The chorus of Iced Coffee is a spontaneous invitation for that person to come over. In my experience, meeting up at the end of the day with the person you've been waiting to see and a cup of iced coffee was a very warm and gratifying feeling, so I wanted to do my best to put that feeling in a song. What does your writing process look like? How do you keep yourself inspired? I haven't developed a definitive writing process, so the songs that I've written have all come about differently. There are songs that I've written based on a theme that I had in my head. With those songs, I knew what I wanted to write about, and I put words to that concept. There are other songs that were born from a single line, like Iced Coffee, where the concept was developed as I was writing. For some songs, the music came after the lyrics were written. For others, the music came before the lyrics were written. There is one song on the upcoming album where the lyrics and the music came at the same time. That particular song took me an hour to write. There are other songs that I spent days, even weeks, finishing. Creative ideas come and go as they please, so when I get an idea, I make sure to write it down in my notes. I see each note in my phone as a seed that can potentially grow into a full song. Sometimes, going through my notes sparks a burst of creativity as I revisit old ideas. Ultimately, I like to tap into my personal feelings, vague or specific, to inspire my songwriting. Can we expect any projects from you in the rest of 2019? I'm currently working on releasing my debut album titled 'These Past Two Years'. It's going to be collection of songs written about a two year span of my life, but a lot of the themes covered with be ones that people will be able to relate to. There will songs about happiness, love, heartbreak, hardships, nostalgia, and more. I'm very excited to be working on it, and I can't wait for people to hear it. At the moment, I'm shooting for a Fall '19 release. 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Paiige is the next artist we’re bringing to you BuzzMusic listeners, and we’re delivering her on a silver platter. Paiige is just the artist we needed in our lives at this time. The blended rhythms and sounds she curates, integrated with her pristine vocalism is astounding to us. Such a young artist, yet she comes with shocking talent and expertise. We love an artist who can surprise us right from the start of their music. The raw aspect of Paiige’s music that really set her apart from other artists was the fact that she can so easily express her emotion in her music—not even slight fabrication on that part. It feels as if Paiige exposes all of herself in her music—her inspiration, her drive, her thoughts, her battles. Some artists are born to communicate their thoughts and feelings to the world, and Paiige is one of those artists for sure. Alright, we can say without a doubt that we found our favorite artist of the week. Paiige's sound is incredible, especially in her latest single “Cherry”. Her vocals are so familiar, and yet so distinct. She gives us melodies that we’re comfortable with and commonly hear within her vocals, but expands on the creativity with the rhythm and overall production. Her vocalism is both daunting and crisp. We absolutely love when artists can curate dark sounding tracks with haunting lyricism—Paiige reminds us of sounds that artists such as Florence + The Machine curate, but with a sightly darker twist to the atmosphere they create. Paiige sings “Make sure it lasts long, I don’t know when I’ll see you again. I want to have enough to take with me back when I see you in my dreams”, which is packed with underlying messages. We love a song where it’s full of hidden messages that require a delicate unravel. Paiige executes her single “Cherry” flawlessly, and the dramatic vocalism is what stood out to us the most We know all you dark alternative music lovers will be all over Paiige and her newest single—stream it now here. Hello Paiige! Please introduce yourself to the BuzzMusic community! Hello! I am a 19 year old singer/ songwriter from Miami. My music is R&B and Funk influenced and I tend to write about situations in my life. It can be good or bad situations, my goal is not only to express what I feel at the moment, but to also help someone out through my music that is going through a similar situation. We really felt the raw and truthful emotion in your latest single “Cherry”. How do you convey this much soul and passion when you’re recording the song in the studio? Every song I write comes from within me, they are all very personal to me. When you sing something that comes from within you and you are passionate about it, the soul comes out.  Cherry is about embracing who you are and loving whoever you want to love. I took a personal moment in my life and I turned it into something soulful. Let’s talk about your musical inspirations. We know you have some pretty heavy influence from artists such as Led Zeppelin and Amy Winehouse, but how have they helped within the curation process of your music? I'm heavy influenced by classic rock, soul, funk, and r&b. Artists like them have given me some sort of blueprint as to how I want to sound. I don't ever want to sound like another artist, however, I do always want my biggest influences to reflect on my music because I feel without them, I would of never searched for my own sound. Are you planning on performing in the near future? Yes! I plan to perform hopefully by the end of August in a show I want to organize with other local artists. Please tell us you’re coming out with more new releases within the rest of 2019!? I am currently working on new music, I want to have it out hopefully by the end of summer. It is a very different sound from my first album The Honeymoon Era, so I am very excited to finally release it :). Connect with Paiige on social media: Instagram Facebook #BuzzMusic

Nigerian singer, actress and model Jemine was born in Los Angeles and used her music to blend the stylings of Nigerian aftobeats and R&B but is able to branch into many other genres as well. Her second single/video “No Dey Waste My Time” showcases Jemine’s versatility with mellow tones that create a sensual track. Jemine’s first single/video can be found on iTunes, Spotify, Youtube and many other platforms and is called “Nobody”. “No Dey Waste My Time” is a lively mixture of fast paced beats that accompany Jemine’s beautiful vocal register and it is embedded with emotion as well as a combination of genres. Jemine is able to showcase her vocal talents throughout “No Dey Waste My Time” by mixing her ability to sing in a large range as well as the addition of her rapping part, and you can also find the jazzy stylings of Scat Singing closer to the end of her track. The endless talent that Jemine is able to display through one song is extremely impressive, from the lyrics that she has so fantastically written to be catchy and get stuck in her listener’s heads to the refined vibrancy of Jemine’s vocal range. I personally am a fan of the vibe that is being portrayed from “No Dey Waste My Time” and I can physically feel the beats in my body that are making me want to get up and dance along with the creative melodies. “No Dey waste, No Dey Waste my time” is the lyrical line that is emphasized most, giving the idea that the message that Jemine is trying to deliver is to not leave time for things that drain you or a love that is being lost, just to enjoy the good in life. The message of being almost “care-free” is clearly delivered through Jemine’s video for “No Dey Waste My Time” and I love the use of scenery that she was able to use throughout the video along with the amount of passion that you can see portrayed in it. Listen to "No Dey Waste My Time" here and read our exclusive interview with Jemine below! Hey Jemine! Fantastic to chat with you! Can you tell us a bit more about yourself? I am from  Nigeria also known as Naija. I live in Los Angeles California. Apart from being a Singer I am also an Actress, Filmmaker and Model. My first single is called "Nobody" under the name J-me which I changed to Jemine because I wanted to use my first name. My style, I would say is very versatile, but I always carry my Nigerian heritage with me and infuse it in all my songs. My style is a mix of afrobeats/rnb/pop/reggae/hiphop and anything you can think of! Can you give us an idea of what your writing process is like? I listen to a wide range of music. Music speaks to my soul, some of the artists I really love are, Tiwa Savage (Nigeria), Wandecoal(Nigeria), Beyonce, Brandy, Jayz, Wizkid (Nigeria) and many more. I write in different ways depending on what is in front of me at the moment like for instance there is what I call the freestyle/flow stage to the final editing process. Most times I get the idea of my beat and I sing to it. Then I take some time to edit it, get the harmonies right, adlibs, put in new words and more Nigerian slangs to add to it, then i go back to the studio to record it again for the final time. Lots of work! Is there a deeper meaning behind "No Dey Waste My Time"? No dey waste my time literally means don't waste my time. It's a pidgin word. Pidgin is an unofficial language in Nigeria also known as Vernacular. The song is about a girl wooing a guy or asking a guy out and telling him to stop being shy. It's a fun, flirty and playful song. What gives you creative inspiration for your music videos? I draw my ideas from life and my environment. I like to think that I am very observant person and everything in life is of use to me, so i draw my inspiration from my ideas, past experiences and other peoples experiences too. Being creative is a gift and I am thankful that i am able to put things together and make it work. Having an idea and seeing it happen is one of the most rewarding things in life. Giving life to a thought is a blessing. Also having a team that has the same dream as you, and are also as creative as you  makes for a very easy and amazing work. I have an amazing director his name is Olgee and he did both of my videos,We create magic together. Can we expect to see any new music or performances from you in 2019? For sure expect more fun.great and creative videos from me, I have another music video and single coming up soon, and film projects are in works too so stay tuned. As a creative person you never get tired of putting out work and breathing life to projects. That's what fuels me! #BuzzMusic

Charismatic and undeniably talent, SHAYE is launching into the music industry with great force. Her powerhouse vocals and intoxicating personality with have her skyrocketing to the top. SHAYE strives to create music that her fans can relate to and connect with her on a more personal level. She’s known for her professionalism and determination through her work, while still keeping things bubbly and fun. SHAYE’s debut release “Take Me Back” is an upbeat millennial anthem. It talks about the nostalgic feeling of reminiscing on the good times we all had as teenagers. SHAYE has a vocal range and tone beyond her age, it’s filled with subtle hints of R&B soul while still remaining modern and catchy. I think the overall message of the song is to enjoy life while we’re living it and not to waste our time because soon this time in our life will only be a distant memory. The retro, yet modern, backbeat and synths give the song an alluring reminiscent sound. “Take Me Back” is a true summer hit! I highly recommend you add it to your summer playlist and stay on the lookout for the incredibly talented SHAYE. Check out “Take Me Back” here and keep scrolling for our exclusive interview with SHAYE! Hi SHAYE! Can you tell our readers where you’re from and what your upbringing into music was like? What age did you write your first song? I am originally from Newcastle Australia but now living in Sydney. Music had always been a big part of my life thanks to my dad inspiring me and guiding me into the life of a musician. I started writing songs at the young age of 10, as being a performer since 2 I wanted to move onto the next step to help with that kind of life I wished to live. How do you feed your passion for music everyday? I definitely do. I wake up, there’s music, I eat there’s music and when I sleep I’m thinking about music. Without music life wouldn’t be as exciting. What inspired you to write “Take Me Back”? Take me back was inspired by the time that I have now released has become a past moment so quickly. Just living your best life while it’s happening around you is something everyone forgets to appreciate. Who are you biggest musical influences? Why? My dad was my influence in terms of performance. Unfortunately he is not with us anymore but his love for this art still carries through. Does this debut single mean you’re working on a full EP? When I return to Australia I do have exciting news about new music that will be announced at the launch party. So keep updated ! Connect with SHAYE on social media: www.shaye.com.au www.instagram.com/shaye_music

Safia Elaina is a 19-year-old small town artist who makes all her music and art in her bedroom. A significant amount of her work is based on her daydreams and the inner world that she's imaginatively created. Her interests and inspirations are very multifaceted and range from photography, drawing, paintings, indie films, vintage things and words that aren’t quite used often. Unique individual right?! We took a listen to the detailed and musically photogenic record of “Darlings Of Mass Destruction” off her album titled “Mellifluous Rage, Part 1” and the idiosyncrasy of this song was so compelling to us. This was not like a record I’ve ever heard before, instead was a nice surprise offering. While listening to “Darlings Of Mass Destruction” I felt as if I was floating in this hauntingly gorgeous setting with a grainy film and transporting experience to the past. “Darlings Of Mass Destruction” delivers chills through your spines by Safia’s indescribable vocals and the unique mixture of rock n roll with dark folk-like arrangements. It was eerily appreciated and unbelievably unforgettable! Usually, we know what to expect when listening to a record due to the influences it may have prior. Maybe the arrangement sticks to the typical pop or R&B roots? Or the cultural changes in hip-hop? But instead, “Darlings Of Mass Destruction” was in its complete own lane, separate from any other song I’ve ever heard. It would be highly difficult to essentially attempt to categorize this unique portrait of art. Safia Elaina will leave you stunned with a style of music you aren't used to hear and an album that’s quite different from the typical! What cultivates this song the most? The possible in-depth message that’s hidden behind the overwhelming vocal production. It’s like a hidden code the listener must strategically decode while treading the journey of the music. “Darlings Of Mass Destruction” was a nice hit and we can’t wait to see what’s next! Listen to “Darlings Of Mass Destruction” here and get to know Safia in our interview below! Introducing the one and only Safia Elaina. How has growing up in a small town impacted your exploration for music!? I think it impacted it by a lot. Everyone around me seemed to listen to the same things and I guess it drove me to explore what was outside of the mainstream pop and hip hop bubbles that everyone seemed to love. I found a certain love within the hunt for something new and different. The hunt has never really stopped and I'm glad I was so dissatisfied that I decided to look beyond. Curiosity can be one of the greatest things in life and I'm honestly blessed that things happened this way. We listened to the record “Darlings of Mass Destruction” and this song was so dope and unique! What was the theme surrounding it? The theme surrounding "Darlings of Mass Destruction" was a classic "I'm don't care anymore and I wanna do things because I'd like to not because society tells me to." I wanted to tackle this sort of theme because it kinda highlights that I grew up with the opposite state of mind. I was always the goody-two shoes who listened to parents, never rebelled, got straight A's and wasn't even fond of parties. I was sweet but I didn't have much of a social life because I was also extremely shy, living vicariously through novels and the poems that I'd written. So this was like my chance to show my colors a little bit, stop being so shy and have a little rebellion. I think it can be good to not follow someone else's rules as long as you don't hurt anyone. Knowing you draw inspirations from various of artistic expressions including photography, film, and paintings, where did you get the inspiration for “Darlings of Mass Destruction” ? The inspiration for "Darlings of Mass Destruction" came from Daisies, the 1966 Czech film about two girls who decide that because the world is rotten, they will be too. As well as Viktor & Rolf's latest fashion show called "Fashion Statements" for Spring/Summer 2019, A lot of the dress stuck out to me like "I'm not shy, I just don't like you", "I am my own muse" and "F* this, I'm going to Paris". I actually used these lines in the song. They're both very in-your-face type of things that I'd like think everyone has pieces of but are too polite to admit. Sometimes, you truly do inspire yourself (Like the chords from this song are from a previous one I wrote)  and sometimes you really don't like certain people, writing it off as shyness. How would you describe your album “Mellifluous Rage pt 1”? Mellifluous Rage, Pt. 1 might be best described as the a teapot starting to bubble. It's the sweet sounding violence that brings itself out through self exploration and self love. It takes a certain amount of love to be angry about things that were undeserved. It's finally saying that's enough of this nonsense, I'm getting my own cake! Sonically, a fan of mine described it to me as a huge mashup of bubblegum pop, dream pop, the 80's satanic panic horror movies, victorian gothic ghost stories and post apocalyptic nuclear winter. Rose scented ghosts and killer angels might be the best way to describe it. What can we expect next from you Safia? Coming up next, you can expect prints drawn by myself to go on sale on my Bandcamp starting June 10. A different print for each song and I'll be making mini music videos for each song on my instagram in order of the track list. All that being said, Mellifluous Rage, Pt. 2 should be coming out in August! Connect with Safia Elaina on social media: Instagram: www.instagram.com/safiaelaina Twitter: www.twitter.com/safiaelaina Facebook: www.facebook.com/Safia-Elaina #BuzzMusic

Diving into music in 2018 was Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania artist Jesus Piece who felt that Hip-Hop was his calling and found real passion in creating music. “Can’t Do That” is Jesus Piece’s single that has gained attention quite quickly in under a month with plays being recorded in over 30 countries. Jesus Piece says “I’m very humble and blessed because a lot of independent artists take a lot of time and many mixtapes to create a buzz and I’m doing it off 3 singles”, with radio interviews already being booked and being featured on 5 premiere Hip-Hip blogs, along with a national campaign to look out for. His style separates him from other artists and Jesus Piece is definitely up-and-coming. “Can’t Do That” has a fresh combination of beats that blend that low, slower tones well with the fast paced lines to give this track depth. The amount of talent that Jesus Piece has when spitting off fast lyrics, with the ability to slow things down and show his skills in bringing the listener back down to earth to emphasize his point. You can tell that Jesus Piece took time to write the lyrics methodically and to have structural meaning to them, as there is a distinct verse and chorus section in this song in my opinion. “Get. Money. I’ve got my grind on” is just one of the lyrics that can be found throughout “Can’t Do That” and emphasizes that JesusPiece is an artist who is in the music industry for the long haul with so much more to showcase to his listeners. There is a subtle addition of artist emotion that can be felt throughout “Can’t Do That” which helps Jesus Piece deliver an effective and meaningful track to his audience. Overall, “Can’t Do That” is a song that is bound to get stuck in your head so be sure to add it to your playlist and hit repeat. Listen to “Can’t Do That” here and get to know Jesus Piece in our interview below! Hey Jesus Piece! Fantastic to chat with you. Can you tell us a bit more about yourself? I’m from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. I work relentlessly on my music. Not only writing,producing but also self promotion. As an independent artist everything comes out your pocket. Videos,beats,studio time everything I’m doing is self taught and self made. Not very many artist can do that in little time my single has been out and I take a lot of pride in that. I’m very humble and blessed and won’t stop till I reach my goal. And my goal is give my city another inspiration Are there any artist inspirations that have helped shape your sound? Lil wanye, Young Dolph, Young Jeezy, Wiz Khalifa and Drake. They all have stuck to their vision and sound of their music. Most artist now try to make it copy and paste what sells because it works. I look up to these artist because each project is always different but with same message and loyalty. In this industry it’s nothing but fake love but these artist have always stood their ground and kept their circle. Is there a deeper meaning behind the lyrics in “Can’t Do That”? People now don’t want to see anybody doing good for anything they do. I’ve personally had best friends, girlfriends change and act like they don’t know me. It’s all starting to change because of the road of success I’m walking on. I can’t do that is me saying I won’t change on the people who helped and supported me. My inner circle has helped me through being homeless, schooling, bills ext. I’m beyond blessed to have them and their families help me when nobody would. So I’ll never forget or change up and that’s what that single means to me What first drew you to start creating music? Honestly I just wanted to write and produce music. Then I did my single and got a lots of love from it. What really drives me is the lack of dedication, hard work and good music my generation produces. It’s beyond pathetic. It’s the same type of beats and the same things being said. What’s crazy is the fact it still sells. I choose my name to be Jesus Piece because when I make it everything will be because of god. And I honestly feel like somebody needs to save hip hop before it gets any worse. Tell us what we can expect to see from you in 2019 I have bigs planned and want bigger things along the way. In about month I will be doing a national campaign ,promoting ,and  distributing my mixtape Road To Salvation. End of August I will perform for the first time with Can’t Stop concert in Ohio! I’ve also been apart of 3 radio interviews. My single has been played in 30 plus countries and 50 plus city’s less than a month and i am very blessed to say that. I’ve talked with multiple record labels but as of right now I’m focused on  working on my next project Hell or Redemption. And keep branching out and grinding on a national stage #BuzzMusic

Gabe executes the guitar and vocals, Josh rocks the bass, and Levi kills it on the drums. These three Vancouver based brothers came together to form an unparalleled alt-rock band, Her Brothers. Her Brothers intertwines the genius of traditional vinyl shelf influences anywhere from Scritti Politti to Sigur Ros while maintaining a contemporary edge to their music. They also value meaningful content in all of their music. This is exactly what we need in today’s music industry! Her Brothers have fiery passion, an unstoppable drive, and just straight up raw talent. This has gained them tremendous success which has scored them performances with Colbie Caillat, Tyler Shaw, The Barenaked Ladies, and many others! Her Brothers also play on many big Canadian radio stations across Canada which is increasing their popularity around the country.  Their album Tribe features iconic artists such as Keith Scott (of Brian Adams) and Brent Howard (of Randy Bachman). Talk about exciting! Our favorite track on their album Tribe is also titled “Tribe”. The energy that the track brings is red-hot intense. You feel every emotion from Gabe’s electrifying vocals. The song is an explosion of Her Brothers vigor and ability to rock any listener from anywhere. “Tribe” is captivating, powerful, and glorious. We’re loving Her Brothers and all of their incredible tracks! Listen to "Tribe" here #BuzzMusic

Orlando based hip-hop artist Aye Mann has been fine-tuning his craft since the year of 2012. Born and raised in Atlanta, Ga, Aye Mann was exposed to Hip Hop at a very young age through the city’s culture. This birthed his love and passion for music and storytelling. Aye Mann mainly incorporates his personal experiences and passionate topics that inspire shifts in his life and the lives around him, in the content of his music. We took a listen to “Gains” off the EP, “Ear Candy” and Aye Mann did more than just simply impress us! He completely transformed us into fans of his. Aye Mann’s articulation of his bars was on point, showing skills of a rapper. The lyrical content that was provided in the music, gave a new dimension and insight to the artistry of Aye Mann. his unique vocal tone when he raps shows slight elements of rasp and grit. This gave the delivery a more macho appeal to it. You can interpret from listening to “Gains” that Aye Mann can not only rap to an aggressive type of beat, but he can also deliver on a smooth laid back type of instrumental. He has the lyrical skill for it, alongside the witty charisma. A multi-faceted rapper, Aye Mann cultivates his listener’s taste into the 3-minute track, that serves the EP justice. Aye Mann has a vibrant career standing ahead of him. The only question we have is simple. How far is the distance to his success? With a song like “Gains”, we can hypothesize that he’s closer than ever to attaining the high-level success he deserves! Listen to "Gains" here and get to know more about Aye Mann below! Introducing the one and only, Aye Mann! We love your stage name. Very appealing! What was the inspiration behind it? I was going back & forth on what my stage name would be, so I prayed to God and asked him to reveal the stage name he’s chosen for me. At the end of my prayer I said, “In Jesus Name Amen” like I always do. Then word Amen continue to echo in my head long after the prayer and I said to myself “What if my name was Amen but spelled differently; its catchy & commonly used which makes its unforgettable”. Funny thing is that all my friends think the name came from a phrase I’ve used and still use in most if not all my conversations, “Aaaaaaaye Man”. Your record “Gains” was delivered well! What was the meaning behind the strong lyricism provided? The first time I heard the track I knew there was something special about it and it needed content that carried weight & validity with a not so subtle  delivery. In what ways were you able to personally relate to “Gains”? I relate to Gains with my approach to the music industry and life. You only get one shot with especially when you have all the necessary resources to be successful even with the obstacles ahead of you, there’s only two options: option #1- Fail. Option #2-Go out, take what’s yours, and live beyond your potential. Option 2 is the only option thats presented to me. How does “Gains” fit into the plethora of other records on the “Ear Candy” EP? The definition of Ear Candy is something pleasing to listen to the ear, especially music-related which is what the project is centered around. When you combine that with the reach I foresee my music having then different styles, sounds, emotional triggers are necessary and automatically gave “Gains” the green light for this project. What’s next for you Aye Mann!? Currently I’m working on a few singles with some talented artists in Orlando slated to come out this year. July 21st I will be performing live at The Henao Contemporary Center in Orlando, Fl. l’m also working on my debut album that will be releasing towards the end of this year. Connect with Aye Mann on social media www.instagram.com/its_ayemann

JR is a bay area born and raised rapper who began rapping at the age of 12 years old. Before then, he used to write poetry about his life and his upbringing at the early ages of 9. Some of his biggest influences growing up were Tupac, Biggie, E40, Mac Dre, G-Eazy, drake and Nipsey Hussle. It’s been ten years and JR is currently turning heads with all this recent love he’s receiving on his tracks. JR aims to be a role model, with a story to tell. JR released the single titled “Born A King”, and if the title wasn’t captivating enough for you? Then maybe it’s the satisfying beat drops that shakes the tables!? Or maybe it’s the raw lyricism that brings the light to JR’s songwritng skills? Whatever it is, “Born A King” has you intrigued! The lyrics felt more personal to JR and his life. poetically telling a story to us. You can tell JR grabs his influences from legendary rappers who knows how to spit fire and give strong lyrics. This is easily interpreted while listening to “Born A King” and feeling the passion of everything he’s saying. It’s like rather you relate to the song or not, you can put yourself in the artist shoes and enjoy the song to its full capacity. The beat still gives a trendy appeal. With a hard-hitting bass and a trap-like production, “Born A King” is the perfect song to catch a tough vibe too! Listen to “Born A King” here and get to know more about JR below! Thank you for sharing your music with us JR! With a background in poetry, is writing a song almost natural for you? What are some challenges and obstacles you may face? Song writing has always come naturally to me as a kid rhyming words an coming up with songs has always came natural because i have a had a crazy life an i have stories to tell its always been easier to put it to a beat the hardest part for me is choruses i would say Tell us about the record “Born A King”. This song seems to have a strong lyrical substance to it! What’s the theme of it? The theme of the song is just me feeling like a king because im here with everything i been through in this life i could be in jail i could of been dead homeless etc i over came alot of life obstacles to get were im at i know i got along way to go in this music industry there is so much i wanna accomplish but being me an were im at from were i came from im a king in my on mind What emotion did you channel in for yourself while writing “Born A King”? I channeled life emotion for this im grateful to be in the position im in my life could of went alot of different ways so being able to express an explain my story i will always be thankful for You named many greats as your influences! After listening to “Born A King”, which one of them do you feel served the most inpsiration for the arrangement and delivery of the song!? I would honestly say the most inspiration for this song came from alittle of e40 an nipsey hussle honestly coming from the dirty turning nothing to something is what they did an what im trying to do What’s next for you JR? What's next for me tryna fill my summer up with shows an drop my album in August hopefully get my music to the world an hope people can hear my struggle an be inspired Connect with JR on social media www.instagram.com/@jrmusic68 www.twitter.com/@jrmusic68