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Ty Jam3s is an artist who symbolizes three important rules of life. “Good mental, spiritual, physical health.” he believes in channeling his creative urges to produce great music. Since he was a little boy he would always dance and create music. His parents are from the islands so he came up with a structure of rhythm. He likes to have a creative music mind and likes to float in it. Ty Jam3s at the age of two decided he would take a long lasting vacation to Costa Rica. This vacation became permanent for about 8 years so technically he grew up spanish as it was his first language. His music inspiration comes from his older sister Jessica James who is also an artist herself. Ty hopes to share his life story with everyone and this is why he’s recording music himself. Ty Jam3s released his single titled “Falling In” and we were completely mesmerized by the smooth-sailing R&B roots that was displayed. His articulation, his tonal quality, his vocal delivery, everything was beautifully produced. I really found myself becoming lost within the transporting music. The vivacious sound was still lightly soothing. The cooling and authentically organic atmosphere “Falling In” delivered was enchanting. There isn’t much music like like this that’s out right now. The market of R&B in mainstream is not as big as it should be, therefore there’s a huge place for Ty Jam3s and we’re positive he’s able to fill this gap. “Falling In” had a timeless and unforgettable energy you won’t regret. Sometimes we need a smooth-texturized vibe song to get us in the mood with everything, “Falling In” is the perfect hit for that. We’re excited to see what Ty Jam3s has in store for us with his future releases. He’s a vocalist, a skilled creator, and an all-around attractive artist who has the right package to make it in the game. Check out "Falling In" and read more with Ty Jam3s in our exclusive interview below! Welcome To BuzzMusic Ty Jam3s, in what ways have your three rules of life benefited your journey in music so far? Man that’s a great Question. Well you know, to me life is made up of three major components, a spiritual, mental and physical. I say this because, “ In order to have faith you have to believe and then act.” How much energy you put in =, is how much you will get out. So I can definitely tell you , that it has benefited my music very much. Tell us about your record “Falling In”! This was a nice song we thoroughly enjoyed, what was the theme behind it? Wow, Thank you. That’s one of my personal favorites. I was facing an enormous cloud of emotions. I wanted to keep it heartfelt, and honest as possible. You have a strong classic R&B presence about your artistry! You noted your sister being a strong influence, are there any artists from the past who may have impacted your style as well? Well thank you , yes she definitely inspired me. The first time I heard my sister sing , I thought something was wrong with me. My face was twitching and my body was tingling. I couldn’t believe the sound , it was amazing. She’s seven years older than me, and she began singing from the age of three. Full songs, with all the expression in the song. My family was very biblical and spiritual back then, so secular music wasn’t really allowed in the house. But you know as I grew and did my own thing I discovered a lot of amazing artist like Donny Hathaway, Stevie Wonder , then Chris Brown , August Alsina, Usher , Trey songs , Ne-Yo etc. What emotion did you have to channel in for this record and why? Fear of being left behind , I was already feeling that energy through the my life experience at that time. I kinda just wrote how I felt, Something I couldn’t quite get out physically. Through words at least. Tell us what’s next for the Ty Jam3s ? Well I’m looking to have more visuals for you guys, as you know I just release my latest master piece “ Style n’ Groove “ go to Apple Music and Spotify to get that. Looking to book a few promo performances to get this song out, and  of-course I might or may not have an EP on the way. “ no dates yet, just keep up with me on my social media. Keep up with Ty Jam3s online! www.tyjamesworldofmusic.com #BuzzMusic

Phill Ortiz is a gifted rap/hip-hop artist from Brownsville, Brooklyn, New York. Growing up in a neighborhood full of struggle, yet good memories, Phill Ortiz thrives off of his past experiences. His creative flare and spectacular flow can be credited to his upbringing and pure ambition. After losing his father not long ago, “Loud Mouth” is the first project Ortiz has released since his traumatic year. “For The Town” is a powerful single featured in “Loud Mouth”. Upbeat tempos fused with catchy bars will have you blasting this track on repeat. Phill Ortiz spits bar after bar of raw and contagious energy. Producer Ray Jamel expertly creates music to match Phill’s unique style. “For The Town” is a track full of impressive surprises. First being the explosive and high energy intro where Phill drops a consistent and flawless verse over a catchy head nodding backbeat. Secondly, when the music fades out periodically through the first verse it’s hypnotizing when mixed with just his solo voice. Thirdly, half-way through the song the theme totally changing, the rhythm slows down and the entire aesthetic of the song is altered. Steady and alluring tempo, heavy bass and Phill Ortiz delivering his very impressive work. As a lyricist, Phill Ortiz boasts an abstract skill of allowing his listeners to interpret his music however they can. “For The Town” is proof of this though it’s many layers and changes. I highly recommend you add it to your summer bangers playlist and stay on the lookout for Phill Ortiz. Check out “For The Town” here and keep scrolling for an exclusive interview! Hi Phillip! How did you first get into music at a young age? I always liked music but in my younger days I felt that I just didn’t have it in me. Before I started actually rapping I was the beatboxer for other rappers. I would see them rap “from off the top” which we would say. Off the top is when a rapper raps without memorizing something that they wrote. That alone had me scratching my head and was asking how were they able to do that. At the age of 12 in my writing class in junior high school I wrote my first rap titled “Fame”. My aunt gave me a five star red notebook. And that book became my first rap testament. After the fame rap everyday,every hour I would write. It go to the point where three months from that time I started freestyling from there the rest is history. What’s the meaning behind the lyrics in “For The Town”? In the first part I feel like I’m on top of the world. Which you hear in the emotion and the way I’m delivering the lyrics. When I write I let my lyrics do more of the deliverance of my emotions as well as how say it. Prior to releasing this project the year before was a complete roller coaster for me. So In the first part it’s how I felt when I was under the influence or around people when I wasn’t alone. And in the second half it’s me having a reflection to myself about what I’m doing and how I’m doing to handle my problems. There are times I feel like if I didn’t have my sister here or had a sister I would have self destructed in my life. But the fact that I do have my little sister she keeps me strong and moving forward. Who are your musical influences? My musical influences are Big Pun because at a time where Puerto Rican’s wasn’t really accepted in hip hop. He came in the industry and made a huge mark not only for himself and our people as well. Then we got Biggie, Tupac, Phill Collins, James brown, Marc Anthony  and the list goes on. How do you feed your passion for music daily? I’m constantly working if I’m not writing I’m hearing beats. If I’m not hearing beats I’m thinking about other concepts for future projects. Or other promotional ways that I can increase my fan base. I always make sure that I surround myself with music, Just so that I can constantly keep thinking about the next move. After this project “Loud Mouth”, what can we expect from you in the future? You can definitely expect more music from me and my team. I had put out this project just so that I had new music to promote. But besides this project I’m currently working on my first actual album. Besides new music you can definitely be on the look out for visuals as well as merchandise coming real soon. Connect with Phill Ortiz on social media: Instagram: www.Instagram.com/Phill_ortiz Twitter: @phillortiz94

Tilly is an artist from the Bay Area of California who recently dropped his first visual that had everyone hyped! The title of the song? “Shit Hype” and it’s bound to get you in a mood you won’t regret! For me, I love listening to rap music with aggressive trap beats and intense delivery. The club-bangers is what I call these! “Shit Hype” has this vigorous energy you can’t help but love. The aggression and velocity in which the production of this record moves in is unforgettable and highly cultivating. It isn’t just the production of “Shit Hype” that keeps you on your toes! It’s the piercing bars, witty charisma, and unique articulation from the lyricist, Tilly. Tilly represents the charismatic hip-hop culture and the dynamically driven mainstream records that are killing the charts right now. “Shit Hype” is the type of record I would play in my car stereo to catch a more lit type of vibe. Or even at a local function, or house party to get everybody fulfilled with dope energy and good music! “Shit Hype” is a well-polished record with a consistent relentless approach throughout the single. This eclectic and complexed hit record is bound to create waves in the game and we can’t wait to see the success Tilly receives from it! Listen to Tilly's new song "Shit Hype" here and connect with Tilly on social media! Welcome to BuzzMusic Tilly! Mind telling our readers a little bit about your upbringing and background? I’m from the Bay Area California. I started doing music 2010 during high school. I never been consistent with it just kind played with it on and off. I’ve decided this will be the year I put some effort into making music and then I made shit hype. It’s actually first video I’ve dropped. In what ways have your upbringing impacted your style of music? Growing up I’ve always been a upbeat kind person, I like to move around and have fun. Shit hype is a hype song it’s made to get you pumped up and ready. How does “Shit Hype” serve as a reflection of your artistry? It's hype, it’s fun perfect time for the summer time! What was your favorite moment in creating this record Tilly? My favorite moment was making the video. Me and all my friends got together and had a mosh pit, jumped around and when you watch the video you can just feel the energy we have while watching it. What’s next for you? Since I’m really just starting back up. I’m just gonna continue to stay consistent in dropping my visuals and musics. That way I can build a fan base. If you follow me on my socials I’ll most of my updates with my music there. Connect with Tilly on social media: www.instagram.com/Tillyysoillyy www.twitter.com/Sirrawness

Schizodolls is a punk/rock band residing in Greece. Comprised of four members: the founder and lead vocalist Zoe Evag, the incredible guitarist Yuri Mauro, the precise drummer Kostas Sal  and the 17 year old bass player Eleni K. Schizodolls have a timeless rock sound fused with a gritty and grungy backing. Their influences include Nirvana, Soundgarden, Sex Pistol and many more 90’s Seattle and LA rock bands. Schizodolls are extremely well known in Greece for their absolutely explosive live performances and high ener stage presence. Schizodolls have performed alongside Greek bands with success such as, Nightstalker and Vodka Juniors.nSchizodolls have so far released two singles titled, “Schizomom” and “Los Angeles” from their upcoming album. “Los Angeles” is a heavy punk/rock song about the narcissism within LA itself. Schizodolls strive to create music about mental illnesses, difficult times, and any human struggle. Within the track “Los Angeles” the vocalist sings “It's a philosophy, it's hypocrisy, it's LA”, to describe how the band felt on their very own visit to LA. The track “Los Angeles concludes with the line “But then again there's a Rock'n'Roll soul, Morrisson, Lemmy, Kurt, hello. So take me back to LA…”. The deliberately 90’s rock sound with have you head banging along to the riot anthem “Los Angeles”. Classic legendary rock sounds such as the repeated high hat and raspy and powerful vocals are a timeless addition to a killer rock song. I think the Schizodolls have a sound that’s finely-calibrated well beyond their years. Zoe Evag has a special talent in her songwriting abilities and vocal range, she sounds like a fusion between Stevie Nicks and Janis Joplin. The entire collective of Schizodolls share an amazing chemistry that is evident through the speakers. Overall “Los Angeles” is an incredible indication for what’s to come from their newest album. Check out “Los Angeles” here. Read more below in our exclusive interview with Schizodolls. Hi Schizodolls! Can you tell us more about how you started as a band and how you know each other? Kostas Sal, the band's drummer, and Zoe Evag, the band's singer, used to play together in another band, named The Killer Teddy Bear, that did mostly covers, but they had written many songs and they wanted to play their own material. After the break up of that band, they met the guitarist Yuri Mauro and they figured that it could finally happened. Kostas is also the owner of a music school and decided to try as a bass player of the new band Eleni K, who was the most talented of the school's students and knew very well the punk-rock-grunge genre, since her father was also a musician and used to play in many experimental new wave bands in the 80s. We did our first rehearsal and we hit it off right from the beginning, since we finished three songs in a heartbeat! The rest... is history! Who are you biggest musical influences? Zoe grew up listening to 90s Seattle and Los Angeles Rock 'n' Roll scene bands, like Nirvana, Stone Temple Pilots, Alice in Chains, Soundgarden and many more, and is also a big fan of Chris Cornell. Kostas and Yuri were 90s children, so they have the same influences, but they are also into classic rock, listening to bands like Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple, Uriah Heep, AC DC, but also hard rock bands, like Motorhead (who doesn't like Motorhead?), Black Sabbath, DIO and many more. Eleni is... into pretty much everything! The music knowledge of that girl is totally awesome for a 17-year-old!She prefers punk rock but loves bands like Gorillaz, Three Days Grace and Blink 182 as well. Also a major influence on all the band's members are The Stooges and the simplicity of their music. What's the writing process like as a group? Usually Kostas or Zoe write the songs in a simple form (also Yuri wrote one song), with just a guitar playing the main melody, and then Kostas does most of the arrangements before we rehearse. Then we work on that material in the rehearsals and we fix it as we think it should finally sound like. Till now this process has been the easiest for us and since it works, we don't change the recipe. What’s the rock/grunge music scene like in Greece? In Greece the Rock 'n' Roll scene is very strong, with very successful bands that play all over Europe, but mostly stoner rock, like Nightstalker, Planet of Zeus, 1000 Mods, and also the great punk rockers Vodka Juniors. The only problem is that, even those bands play in front of 3.000 to 5.000 people in big gigs, as the greek mass media mostly support pop, folk or trap music. Actually, we have opened 2 concerts for Nightstalker and Vodka Juniors so far and it was fucking great, we are definitely waiting to play with those great guys and musicians again! When can we expect your new album? What’s the title? The title is... Schizodolls and you can expect great Rock 'n' Roll songs, heavy riffs, drums that can make your heart explode, bass that can make your face melt and vocals straight out of the darkest places of Zoe's soul. Listen to it and you will definitely enjoy it! Connect with Schizodolls on social media: www.facebook.com/schizodolls/ www.instagram.com/schizodolls/?hl=el www.youtube.com/channel/UCc_PSp8scAgpFayezK47Jog?view_as=subscriber

Lucky Ezemboi who goes by the stage name of Lucky Ezy is a Howard Alum and graduate student at APU. Only 24 years old, Lucky Ezy resides in Bowie, Maryland. The genres and styles he likes are afrobeat, R&B, and soul music. Some of his inspirations towards his music include the artists Phil Ade, Wale, Davido, and many more. Lucky Ezy released his single titled “Tease” with a highly contagious melody that’s sure to infect the listener. While listening to “Tease” I began moving my body alongside the rhythm of the afrobeat vibes and enjoying the canorous tune of the vocals. The production in “Tease” was highly atmospheric, capturing the moment for the listener. “Tease me, baby, I don’t want to go all night with you” the hook sings. These sensual lyrics really paint a picture in your mind as you listen to the song, thinking about your special someone. “Don’t waste my time, don’t waste my time”. Many people will fall in love with the relatable lyrics and sing along with it constantly. I loved how light-hearted the beat was. It was just a vibe all along. I can find “Tease” being played at a joyful summer party, while people can get groovy with the rhythm of the beat. The playful beat cultivates the energy while his passionate vocals pierce you. “Tease” is a well-polished record that weaves between charismatic and rhythmic genres. Listen to "Tease" here and get to know Lucky Ezy below in our exclusive interview! Welcome to BuzzMusic Lucky Ezy! Tell us about yourself! My name is Lucky Ezemobi. I am grad student at APU, where I’m studying health sciences towards furthering my degree to physical therapy school. I like to make music on my spare time, mainly R and B music or afrobeats. Some of my favorite artists as I mentioned are wizkid, Davido, maleek berry and mr eazi. They influence me to like afrobeats. Afrobeats is a mixture of modern day sound with chill vibes and rhythm. Your record “Tease” was a nice vibe! What were your influences for creating this song? When I listened to the beat for before creating the song I knew what i had in mind. Tease came out of being in love and wanting pleasure. It’s basically a love song which is catered towards the younger generation and the importance of a strong relationship between a man and a woman. I knew I had a hit then. What were some obstacles you faced in the making of “Tease”? Mainly when I make songs or record them I go through phases when i know something is off or not sounding well at all. I had to record this song up to 12 times to get it right Like any other song i make. The rap part is always the hardest to come up with. It has to be in tune with the song being created. In whole the music took a lot out of me. The beat was good just needed great lyrics to match it. What’s your favorite thing about being an artist and why? It’s not really a big thing for me. I love music and making it brings me joy. Music is a hobby for me. I’ve gotten many offers and promotions but i just see it as a way to express my emotions and all. Music makes me feel alive. I hope to influence people through my music to inspire them to never give up on themselves when something does not go well for them. I’ve had a few rough roads but GOD is greater. Dropped three EPS. An album is next. What’s next for you Lucky Ezy? Only GOD knows. I hope to perform and create videos for all my songs. I’ve reached out to many people i know to help me. My parents aren’t the biggest supporters of my music but I pray and thank GOD for everything I am and more. God bless. Connect with Lucky Ezy on social media: www.Instagram.com/zonedowt5_ #BuzzMusic

With roots stemming both in Chicago and Texas, artist Morris Mills grew up naturally as a musician. He instinctively gravitated towards the complexity of the Chicago music scene, while using it as a tactic for survival in the face of family hardships and struggles. Compelled by his own artistry, he took the next step of his career by moving to LA. Morris Mills released the single “Don’t Cry Jamie” from his album titled “The Dawn.” “Don’t Cry Jamie” begins with a chilling introduction and vocal serenade from a female vocalist, with an extremely high-pitched beautiful voice. Her voice wasn’t the only sound moving its listener. Morris Mills has this funky nasal vocal resonance that reminded me of the style of Andre 3000. “Don’t Cry Jamie” was like a super cool and tasteful mixture of rock n roll and funky hip-hop. It was a sound I have NEVER heard before, yet pleasantly intriguing. ”Don’t Cry Jamie” had a seemingly strong lyrical presence which captivated us fully! It gives the listener a thought-provoking sense of what could be the possible meaning behind the track. “Don’t Cry Jamie” warrants its place on the album of “The Dawn”, which replicates the character of Morris Mills. His journey is evident in “The Dawn”. the multi-talented musician’s most self-actualized work to date. Melody Charles from SoulTracks likened Mills’ sound to that of the late, great Prince while highlighting his personal range. Bravo Morris Mills! Listen to ”Don’t Cry Jamie” here and get to know more about Morris Mills in our interview below! Welcome to BuzzMusic Morris Mills! What was it about the Chicago music scene that captivated you so much? I Live in Los Angeles now, I haven't been involved in the music scene there since 2014. but when I was there it was cool and a great vibe it there where I honed my craft at some of the prestigious venues The Hard Rock Cafe and The Famous Double Door. but I felt the need to leave for Los Angeles where I can be understood. However, Chicago will always be home but I dig LA also. Describe your single “Don’t Cry Jamie” and the theme behind it? The passing of my dad last June 5th 2018 I was having very vivid dreams about him every night it was a message to my sister. The theme here I believe this life is not all there is, but we have another yet for a prepared people who put the faith and trust in God. We are going to be tested and tried meaning, That Life, will hit your hard and nothing is going to hit you are harder than life. We got to be willing to take the hits and don't give up. Losing someone can be devastating especially to someone who doesn't know The resurrected Christ. I say a lot in this song message of hope and not 2 despair. We are losing lots of people to suicide I hope it will find its way 2 them. Which moment in “Don’t Cry Jamie” was the most impactful for you as an artist? Hmm. I'm not sure how 2 answers that one. All of it is meaningful musically, emotionally, lyrically I had to reach deep and be creative in all of those aspects. Music is a very powerful especially when driven with a purpose. How does “Don’t Cry Jamie” fit the theme of the album “The Dawn” ? Faith and Hope and Trust for the believer. What’s next for Morris Mills? We live in a single driven Industry but Like my mentor and predecessor, there will always be an album every year. #albumstillmatters Connect with Morris Mills on social media: www.facebook.com/morris.mills www.instagram.com/morrismills www.twitter.com/morrismillsla #BuzzMusic

“ London audio pirate and dream weaver. Sometimes mercenary for hire depending on the moon shift. Waxing half woke lyricism shouldered by a wiser super-villain approach, the enigmatic lo-fi nomad strays outside of the usual UK hiphop tropes and conventions. Interweaving pop culture references and comic book philosophy mixed with life survival anecdotes and introspective musings. Come for the abstract motifs, stay for the versatile flows. Welcome to the house of wxlves. “ - GR3YWXLF We didn’t know what to expect coming into this, but the result? Something so memorable and all-around enticing! GR3WXLF released the idiosyncratic record “CoffeeWxlf”, a song that doesn’t sound anything you've heard before. CoffeeWxlf had a chilled, relaxed texture to the lo-fi sounding beat. The funk and soul in the vocals of GR3YWXLF was nice to hear. They gave you a unique, and atypical rap much appreciated. “Bad bad for you” the hook rhymes, becoming stuck to our minds like glue. The nicely used bass added a more soulful groove to the track. CoffeeWxlf is a vibe you can’t quite forget. Listening to CoffeeWxlf, you’re intertwining yourself with the irresistible music. The panoramic beat is just one of the many great components of this elemental song. GR3YWXLF fabricates the full musical experience in CoffeeWxlf for their listener to enjoy. GR3WXLF is constantly changing up the music game with his music. 2019 is off to a great start for GR3YWXLF, with song after song with excellent execution. Listen to CoffeeWxlf here and check out our exclusive interview with GR3YWXLF below to find out what's coming next! Welcome to BuzzMusic GR3YWXLF! Mind telling us a little bit about your background and upbringing!? Yo, thanks for having me! Sure, background wise I'm Jamaican born London raised. As for upbringing, hmm a humble diet of wings, gospel and grime- that's an informative answer right? CoffeeWxlf is a dope song! What was the inspiration behind this record? Appreciate that! It was a series of small inspirations, reconstructing past relationships. I really dig Travis Scott's "Coffee Bean" so I wanted to do my own take. Is there a message or morale you wanted your listener to leave with from listening to CoffeeWxlf? You know I'd love to give you a big abstract answer for that, but honestly the only message is just that stuff happens really. Sometimes things don't work, but you can't dwell on it for too long. Just appreciate the lessons, ask yourself the necessary questions and flip that sh*t into positives. What is the legacy you hope to leave behind you as an artist!? Oh you hit me with a deep question there. Hmm I just want to leave behind dope stuff for people to vibe to and enjoy, forever and ever until some sort of apocalypse situation dooms humanity. Zombies or ice age I don't mind. What’s next for you? More music. Vibes on vibes all year long. Specifically, next drop is June 7th. Connect with GR3YWXLF on social media: www.instagram.com/gr3ywxlf

We love your new song “Pray”. Can you tell the readers more about the meaning of the lyrics? What inspired it? Thanks so much! I hope other people like it too! I am super proud of it and it's a powerful song to me. I think many will be able to relate to it also. The track is about the power of having a history with someone, how tempting it is to go back to that person that knows so much about you and the feeling that despite everything you've been through in that relationship, you'd do it all again in an instant. The song is essentially an attempt at convincing yourself to not give into the temptation that we've all faced: wanting to revisit that one situation/relationship that we cannot seem to let go of; that can be intense and exciting but often damaging. Who are you top three musical influences? Artists like London Grammar and Lorde are huge influences for me. They both create extremely powerful and complex sounds. But I listen to a hell of a lot of music and I think what inspires me in any genre is seeing passion flow out of someone, through melody, lyrics, production etc. I think having pure love and commitment for what you're creating always shows and that's what inspires me regardless of genre. That is something one nurtures and develops, it's not something that comes easily or that can be taught. I am often drawn to the alternative genre and I love strong female vocals. I tend to draw on different genres when composing to try and create my own sound and this latest single definitely has some classical influences particularly in the strings, which I love. How do you continue to feed your passion for music everyday? I listen to music CONSTANTLY. Of all genres. Headphones are glued to my ears 90% of the time. It is through listening that I become inspired: by lyrics, by a random sequence of notes in a song, by the sound that certain vocals make; and from that I learn how to create. I also try and go to as many gigs as possible, especially of up and coming artists; as well as write music most days. Mostly just melody lines here and there because it's a very cathartic process and also helps improve my composition skills. I am always surrounded by music in one format or another. That is how I feed my passion every single day. What are a few things you want the readers and fans to know about you, personally? Just how much passion, blood, sweat and tears goes into every track I release. From the first voice note of the melody idea that I record on my phone, to it being on Spotify is one hell of a journey and I love every minute of it. I would never release anything that I wasn't obsessed with and that I thought (at least some) people would really love and be inspired by. I write so often and so much that most of it just sits on my laptop, but every once in a while I fall in love with a melody and I become obsessed with sharing it, both my singles thus far have been a product of this and it honestly fills me with such joy that other people are enjoying them with me! It's an insane feeling. Are these two successful singles leading up to a full EP in the near future? I've decided to just release singles for the time being as I am actually about to graduate from university so it was tricky to balance that with music, but who knows! Perhaps I'll eventually work up the courage to write a full album, it would be amazing. I just want to make sure that if I do that it is to tell a particular story and because I truly love every single track, not just for the sake of it but it is something constantly on my mind so I hope to make it happen soon! Listen to Miranda Lopez's latest new hit "Pray" here! Connect with Miranda Lopez on social media: www.instagram.com/mirandalopezmusic/?hl=en www.twitter.com/mirilopezmusic https://m.soundcloud.com/miriilopez #BuzzMusic

The original founder of “The Hit Squad”, Kebo Gotti is an American rapper who was born on July 27th, from Georgia. There he laid a solid foundation in his community and Rap Career. Gotti later moved to Clayton Co, GA (30349) creating the "Grove Street Movement". In addition to the "Grove Street Movement" Gotti also birthed the "Everything Green" and "Green means GO" movements as a result Gotti successfully merged once revival communities 30337 and 30349. Familiar with the rap industry, Gotti appeared on the Waka Flocka Flame single ,"Grove St. Party", the fourth and final single from Flame's debut album, Flockaveli in 2010. Kebo Gotti released the single “Look At Me” and this satisfying record will turn you into a fan without intention! The beat was real cool and atmospheric with nice sound effects that showed a different capacity to the production. Kebo Gotti has his own, unique rap voice in which is super individual to who he is as an artist. His articulation, and vocal delivery was nicely executed and we enjoyed every second of it! I liked how he had a slight “southern accent” in his voice, this was able to distinguish him from others. “Look At Me” was laid-back but had enough energy to keep you interested in the song. Far from boring, Kebo Gotti still showcased fun and vibrance in the arrangement of the record. “Look At Me” will be a nice hit to add to our playlists this summer! Listen to "Look At Me" here and get to know more about Kebo Gotti below! Welcome to BuzzMusic! Can you tell us about the group “The Hit Squad”? Hit Squad is a group of individuals who I put together to help run the streets of ATL. We originated from the south side of Atl College Park Ga to be exact. We gain a no nonsense reputation around the city. Hit Squad also the father of the Brick Squad era (1017 Brick Squad, Brick Squad Monopoly etc....) The list goes on just continue to follow me and you will get to know the whole story. Every artist goes through their own trials and tribulations, what were some of your most challenging moments in your career and how did you overcome them? Being hard headed staying in trouble, in and out of prison , not believing in myself are my music I was confined to the streets because that’s all I knew at the time I changed my outlook because god got my attention with the lose of my brother and then me being shot 5x (November 30 2018) that was my eye opener. Tell us about this dope song, “Look At Me”, and the theme behind it!? Look At Me is based on my life and how people look at you and judge you. Do you have any direct inspirations for writing this record? I don’t write I just go in the booth and speak what I feel . My inspiration comes from my trails and tribulations. What’s next for you? The takeover for the next 20-30 years!!! I’m here to stay!!!! Connect with Kebo Gotti on social media www.instagram.com/iamkebogotti #BuzzMusic

Self-taught and self-made, Rose Jones is a 20 year old singer/songwriter hailing from Toronto, Canada. She strives for her music to be emotionally-rich and writes about her own experiences. After her mother fell ill, Rose had a hard childhood growing up in foster care, bullying was a problem because of how often she was moved around. Rose’s father, who was a very large encourager of her music, passed from cancer when Rose was only 17 and since then she has been writing for him, herself, and others who have gone through similar experiences. Rose Jones fuses her alternative sound and pop/rock soul into unique compositions. She’s proficient at singing, playing piano, guitar, ukulele and harmonica.. All of which were self taught! Multi-skilled and ambitious, Rose Jones just release her newest single “Bruised”. It’s an alternative/pop/rock anthem for those of us who have been through a struggle in our lives. Rose expertly gives the listener a retrospective look into her heart and soul. Her song writing style in “Bruised” is mysterious, alluring, and stays true to her unique nature. Rose Jones exudes a confident and original aesthetic, while still keeping up with a modern sound. The funky guitar riffs paired with Rose’s soft yet hard hitting vocals are hypnotizing. Rose is aware of her personal struggles and effortlessly plugs those feelings into her music. Cohesive to her goal of writing for herself and others that have been through similar experiences, “Bruised” is a track that fans can relate to. As an admirable songwriter and skilled vocalist and musician, Rose Jones has big things to come. Stay on the lookout for this up and comer from Toronto! Listen to "Bruised" here and get to know more about Rose Jones below! Hi Rose! What advice would you give to your younger self now, when you first started writing music? Hey! I would tell her that everything is going to be OK and that she just needs to continue keeping faith and trusting. To also go out of her comfort zone and experiment with different styles, sounds, etc. Oh, and that it’s fine to write a lot of sad songs! Haha. Can you tell us about the meaning behind the lyrics in “Bruised”? I believe that songs are up for interpretation, so whatever you think it means then that’s what it is. For me, it’s you try really hard to be “perfect” and it becomes hard to accept your flaws because you don’t want to have any. Like anything you want in life, you want it to be great and successful. As a musician, I get down on myself a lot and compare my path to others, which is wrong because everyone has a different journey. Hence the lyric, “I’ll put on a show for you”. I feel like all my sadness comes from wanting to be the best I can be and when I don’t see results right away, I get down. All while you’re trying your best for not only you but everyone else. Emotions begin to feel like a mask. You’re smiling and say “everything is fine” when deep down you just want to scream. Your mom is asking what you’re doing with your life, things aren’t seeming to come together, and you become despondent and pessimistic. Which leads to holding everything in, and doing that can leave your mind and soul bruised. What was the writing process like? What inspired the song? Bruised is a song that actually took me a long time to finish. I started to write it when I was 16, but then put it down for some time. It began in a music room at one of my old high schools. It was after school. I didn’t really play around with electric guitar before and I had borrowed one from class, isolated myself, turned the amp on and felt the words coming out of me. But the inspiration behind it was feeling stuck, tied, and blocked by circumstances - most of the time it’s yourself holding you back. ‘90s rock/grunge also really had a part in this. I always wanted to be a woman of colour in the rock scene, as I look up to women in rock very, very much. Who are your biggest musical influences and why? My favourite genre is Rock and Pop Punk, so my influences range from many. But the ones that helped me find myself not only as an artist but person, are Fleetwood Mac, Nirvana, The Beatles, Ani DiFranco, and The Front Bottoms. I believe that they all know what they want to say and say it with an “in your face” vibe but with such grace, and that’s so hard to do. Stevie from Fleetwood has always been like this fairy godmother figure to me - I look up to her a lot. I relate to Kurt from his upbringing to his lyrics. Ani DiFranco is just this kickass punk-folk, women of colour musician, and she can shred on an acoustic like nobody’s business. Lastly, The Front Bottoms have such a unique sound and songwriting style that inspires me to break the norm every day. What are your career goals for 2019? The career goals I have for 2019 are: to release more music, I’m in the studio working on more stuff now actually! Play more shows, write more songs, and to just continue to find my place is this big thing we call “The Music Industry”. Thank you for taking the time to hear my single, Bruised and for getting to know more about me! Connect with Rose Jones on social media www.instagram.com/rosetwentyseven www.facebook.com/rosetwentyseven