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Young Hueston is an artist from South Florida who composes soulful and emotionally-rich pieces. The name Young Hueston is beautifully comprised of his late grandmother’s maiden name “Young” and his real last name “Hueston”.  His timeless sound and lyricism fused with his spectacular vocals will have you paying his newest single on repeat! His first single titled “This Love” was released in March and now he’s back again with newest release “Tidal Wave”. As soon as Young Hueston began singing I was instantly blown away! His vocals are flawless and so powerful, you really get sucked into the emotion in his voice. I love the vulnerability in the lyrics and how they are easy to relate to regardless of how you interpret them. The song “Tidal Wave” is about a love that seems almost too good to be true, or unattainable. My favorite lyric is “All these feelings cut me open like a razor blade”. It’s simplistic but a raw representation of how this type of love can make you feel. This song really resonates with me and I believe it’s a true talent to be able to connect with your fans through songwriting and Young Hueston does it effortlessly. “Tidal Wave” is a culmination of feelings and experiences and it’s evident that Young Hueston poured his heart and soul into it. Overall “Tidal Wave” is a moving motif and we can’t wait to see what Young Hueston delivers next. Check out Young Hueston's "Tidal Wave" now on Spotify, and keep scrolling for the artists interview with BuzzMusic! Can you tell us the meaning behind your new single “Tidal Wave”? “Tidal Wave” is a song about how hard someone’s love can hit you, comparing the impact to the intensity of a tidal wave. Who are your biggest musical influences that have helped shape how you write your music? Musically my influences are Ray Charles, B.B King, Janis Joplin, Bob Marley, Jim Morrison, Amy Winehouseand Kanye West! I have so many more, but those are my top ones for sure! What’s your writing process like? It’s never one way! It always changes. In my opinion the best songs don’t come from formulas, they come from the heart. If I go into the studio with a plan it usually never works! The magic of writing is literally like magic. You have to be a channel for something higher to create through you! It’s almost like your an instrument and the universe is playing you! Your vocals are incredible. What age did you start singing? Thank you! It’s funny to me because my normal voice sounds nothing like my singing voice lol. People are always shocked when they hear me sing, like they didn’t expect me to sound like that! I started singing when I was 14 but I started playing guitar at 10. It feels like I’ve always been really musical. Can we expect a full EP in the future? What's next for you? I’m just dropping singles right now. An EP is definitely something that could happen in the future. I’m dropping a song called “Madelines Note” on May 17th, so stay tuned cause issa vibe! Keep up to date on the latest with Young Hueston through his Instagram and Twitter! #BuzzMusic

MacIzm from North Carolina want his audience to get a mental high from his words. That’s where the “izm” comes from in his name. His unique hip-hop sound and layered vibe have playing his newest single on repeat. Despite the heavy beat and fresh and hypnotic synths, “Try You” is an emotional and deep single about being vulnerable in a new relationship. I think that’s something that everyone can relate too. Being in a new relationship, whether that’s just hooking up or trying to get serious is so terrifying. You never want to be that first person to say something to make the situation more serious and find out your feelings are not reciprocated and get rejected. MacIzm flawlessly expresses the difficulty and anxiety that people face in these situations. The title “Try You” expresses this perfectly too. MacIzm sings “But I never tried you, and I wonder why” to explain the regret when it’s too late to try and express yourself. My favorite is the attitude flip at the end when MacIzm questions why she never “tried me”, meaning that talking about your feelings in a new relationship is a two way street. Overall I think that the lyrics and meaning behind the track “Try You” are really meaningful and impressive, not to mention the astounding production and fresh hip-hop sound. The whole aesthetic that MacIzm brings to the table is alluring and we can’t wait to see what he delivers next! Check out “Try You” here, and read more with MacIzm below in our exclusive interview. Hey MacIzm! Can you start by telling us more about yourself and your upbringing? I was born in Laurel, Maryland PG county in December '93. Spent a few years there as a kid before I moved to North Carolina where I did most of my years as an adolescent. I shared a bedroom with my older brother and my older cousin. I was little of a brat I must say. Constantly getting in trouble with people know, I believe it was because I had a rebellious a soul. Always trying to do what I want no matter the cost. I did a lot of moving around when I was young. Moving back and forth from small town to small town living with different relatives. Being the only left-handed child in my immediate family always made me the odd one out, but my mother constantly reminds me that whats make me truly special. What inspired you to start creating music? I think I fell in love with writing before music came into the scene. In the fifth grade, I learned how to write a Haiku. I thought It was so dope that you could express yourself with such few words. Slowly I started to recognize the music that was all around me. Music like Al Green and Musiq Soulchild when my mom uses to clean the house. I would watch how she would dance to the rhythm and how the music itself changed the way she feels. When I got older I started listening to my own music. I use to listen to people like Donell Jones, Genuine, Outkast, Busta Rhymes, Missy Elliot, and Erykah Badu. Watching their videos and their creativity made me want to create. I start making music seriously freshman year in college. I felt like what was the point in waiting. Is the song “Try You” based on true events? All my songs are based on true events lol. Okay, let me not overstep aha. This song, in particular, is based on a true event. Well more like an ongoing feeling. There's this girl that I've consistently been in an on and off "situationship" so to speak. As time grew we got closer and closer to each other. Though our past mistakes made it hard to trust one another. I've got to the point where I'm ready to be serious with her, but I struggle to find words to let her know how I truly feel. So I made this song "Try You". In the song, I try to emit emotions of fear and regret of not being strong enough to attempt to love her. Though my actions show that I do, but I believe its the words that she yearns to hear from me. Hopefully, after releasing this song, for the people who listen if they can relate to the feeling. I wish they would find the courage and strength to tell the person that they're with and let that person know how much they mean to them. What challenges have you experienced as an up and coming artist and how have you overcome them? Like most upcoming artists, I would say trying to find ways to expand our fan base. Though I struggle with that, with me its more so not being able to solely concentrate on my music. Trying to balance college and do music at the same time is not an easy task in my opinion. One side of your brain wants to risk it all and solely focus on music and the other half wanting to be strategic and use these degrees to make revenue to feed into my artistry and invest. This year I'll be done with school. I'll be graduating with my masters in computer science. So if you in the Blacksburg, VA area come through and turn up this May aha. On a more serious note, I say the most challenging obstacle I face with my music is trying not to be a perfectionist. With time I learned to overcome it is by simply letting the music be and see how it moves the spirit. Where would be your dream venue or place to perform? Off the top, I don't really have a dream venue in mind that I would like to preform. I feel like every chance I get to get on the stage and share my side of the story with people I don't know is a dream. So I rather just sit back and count my blessings that come my way. I will say I do dream of going back home to all the small towns I grew up in and throw a concert or festival to raise money for kids in the area. So they can have better opportunities than I did growing up. Further connect with MacIzm through the artists Instagram and Twitter! #BuzzMusic

Rey.Ant, also known as Anthony Bryant, is a singer/songwriter originally from Washington, DC. Now based in Norcross, Georgia he stays busy with 3 kids but that doesn’t stop his from composing killer hits. His rap/ R&B/ Hip-hop fusion set him apart from today’s mainstream sound, which is why he won 1st place in the notable “Coast 2 Coast” in Miami in 2014. Rey.Ant just dropped “My Girl” this past March and we can’t believe we’re just hearing it now. It’s a soulful R&B classic with emotionally-rich lyrics and flawless bars. The auto-tune is a fresh sound with the modern backbeat I can’t stop vibing to. Rey.Ant commands attention with every lyric while incredibly telling a story of this perfect girl he wants in his life. “My Girl” is about an amazing woman that Anthony is evidently passionate about. He describes her in great detail and even brags “She’s my queen, I’m her king”. “My Girl” expertly describes the kind of desire that we all want out of any new relationship and I love the feeling of being so infatuated with that person when you’re first interested. Rey.Ant has the talent and multi-skill set to relate with his audience on a more vulnerable and personal level, while still keeping the vibe fresh and sexy. Overall “My Girl” is a seductive and expansive R&B track. We hope that the ambitious Rey.Ant has much more to come and we’ll have him and this hot new track on our radar throughout 2019. Check out "My Girl" on Spotify and keep scrolling for Rey.Ant's exclusive interview with us at BuzzMusic! Hey Anthony! How did you make the stage name Rey.Ant? I used to use the Stage name J.Anthony. After a while I looked on YouTube and realized it was a lot of artists with that name besides the one I know of it was J.Anthony Brown, so I looked up different names for King and then I saw Reywhich is king in Spanish. Can you give us any hints to who the lucky lady “My Girl” is about? There's no lucky lady I just listened to the beat and feel the rhythm. Who do you look up to musically? I'm a big Michael Jackson's fan as well as Jodeci, George Michael,  New Edition and a few others but mostly Michael Jackson. We know you write and sing your own tracks. Do you produce your own music too? I bought the beat and then went to the studio and I had a good friend of mine New Jeruse to mix and master it. Get to know more about Rey.Ant through the artists socials: Facebook Instagram Twitter #BuzzMusic

Y.U.N.G Cash is a recording artist, producer, graphic artist, Entrepreneur, DJ, and promoter from Mississippi that currently resides in Dallas, Texas. Y.u.n.g Cash released his single titled “Drippin Season” and we’re ready to flex this summer with a song that projects the perfect cocky nature we need for this upcoming season! The lyrics were bold, charismatic, and in your face! Y.u.n.g Cash had wavy metaphors alongside a nice, well delivered flow to execute the song. What I liked most about “Drippin Season” was how it embodied the cultural background of the artist. It gave a real authentic “down south” vibe to the song and some of the greatest hype music has been created from the South! People from the South knows how to party and get turnt with one another, hence why this song is so fitting for a club atmosphere. The bass was everything, the augmented vocals were hard-hitting and the energy was straight-forward! “Drippin Season” exudes good energy, good vibes, and a whole lot of fun! With heated days ahead, we’re going to need upbeat music to help unleash the inner icon in us while we listen and drippin season has that effect on its listeners! “Drippin Season“ is the song that will get all your approaching summer functions started! Catch "Drippin Season" here, and look below for Y.U.N.G Cash's interview! How has your upbringing impacted your style? I grew up listening to blues music and my dad was a dj, I moved to Texas and that's where i first heard gangsta rap.. I took all of those elements and made my style. Tell us about “Drippin Season” and the meaning behind it? Drippin Season is a song for the people that enjoy being iced out! Drippin Season is a movement that you can be iced out any season.. Summer,Spring, Winter or Fall. What inspired you to write “Drippin Season” ? The beat was a big part of me making Drippin Season, as soon as i heard it, the hook just came out! I think a lot had to do with my love of iced out watches so that played a big part in it also! How does the title of the song reflect its theme? Its drippin season lol! The hook explains it all.. I woke up drippin I couldn't believe it Ice all on me It's drippin season. What’s next for you? Any exciting summer plans? I am releasing an EP later this year along with a few singles!! I am also launching my clothing line INDA (IndependentArtist). The website is up and running now!!! Indaclothing.com Stay up to date with Y.U.N.G Cash through the artists socials: Facebook Instagram Twitter #BuzzMusic

Coming with a hype vibe song to give everyone the energy we need, Jamez Bandz, Nato, FinesseXan, and Fvrzy came through with their newest hit “Bankroll”.  Bankroll is the perfect song to have a good time with your friends and just enjoy the sounds of good rap music and the companionship with good people. “Bankroll” is a flashy song. It’s one of those rap songs that flexes about the jewels, cash, and the life we all want to live! It’s a dope song and serves as a whole mood. What I loved most about this record was how they all had something different to bring to the song. Each rapper has his own style, flow, and delivery to collide with one another and still find balance in creating a union. They all have a moment to shine in the song, and each verse completely differentiates itself from the next verse. The hook was catchy and addictive and we can see many people repeating the lyrics and the infectious melody of the song. “Bankroll” has a certain swag to it that has you feeling yourself and way more confident. You just naturally turn into somebody more self-assured while listening and it’s a magical feeling! Give a listen to "Bankroll" here, and keep scrolling for the groups exclusive interview! Hello! Can you tell our readers a bit about yourself and what inspired you to start making music? We are music artists;Nato, James Bandz, and Fvrzy from Chattanooga,Tn. We are Hip-Hop artist working to expand our brand to reach a successful level and make an impact to our community. Music has always been something that kept a spark going with our connection with each other, we started making music as a hobby an doing what we enjoyed doing. We have that same energy now just trying to share with the world. Tell us about “Bankroll” and the meaning behind it? Bankroll is a hype song that get you in the right vibe to have a great start to your day. The meaning is a lifestyle that comes with how we live, and can contribute to other people who have similar passion and always chasing a bankroll, and telling throughout the song challenges we face with music it doesn’t happen over night it’s a grind you put into it. As well as knowing what type of crowd we want to capture we know this song will be a good vibe in a concert to make people energy go up. What inspired you to write “Bankroll”? What really inspired us is nowadays in music with so many different genres and vibes. Before creating a song you must know what type of crowd you want to attract with the song, and that goes along with the beat instrument what vibe does that have and we picture paint bankroll to be the song for big crowds to enjoy live. Which that gave artist (Nato) to come up with a great catchy vibe hook to catch listeners attention, as FinesseXan, James Bandz, and Fvrzy uses their verse to boost the attention of the listeners by using that chance to go into explaining a lifestyle. What were some challenges you’ve faced in creating “Bankroll” and how did you overcome? We didn’t really come across any challenges in the process of creating bankroll, if anything was complex about the process it was just getting the mixing part to reach the sound we wanted to reach for this project. What’s next for you? We’re in the process of really just trying to spread our name from city to city to attract fans and continue to just keep growing, and learning more in the works of becoming better artist. Stay connected with the rappers through their Instagrams: FinesseXan Fvrzy JamesBandz Nato #BuzzMusic

Brianna Corona is a 19 year old Canadian pop artist. She’s well known for her powerful vocals and unique and timeless tone. Beginning vocal lessons at age 6, Brianna has an expansive sound well beyond her years. She’s been performing since she was 10 and  her incredible stage presence has taken her to many notable stages such as Danforth Music Hall, Toronto Centre for the Arts, Glenn Gould Theatre, CNE Bandshell, Celebration Square, Rib-Fest Festival and many more! Not only is Corona an accomplished vocalist but she taught herself to play piano and can play the guitar and ukulele. Her songwriting skills led Brianna to release her first original song in 2016 titled, “Brightside”. In February 2019 she launched back into the music scene with another original, “African Violet” and most recently released, “broken letters”. This spectacular single “broken letters” starts off strong with Brianna Corona’s incredible and radiant vocals. The pop synths are well produced and fit perfectly with  Brianna’s melodious voice and poetic lyrics. “broken letters” is a broken-hearted love ballad, you can hear the aching memories in Brianna’s vocals. My favorite lyric “Still wearing your sweater” really resonates with me and it’s proof that Brianna is able to connect and relate to her audience in a sincere way. There’s an arrangement of catchy back-beats that keep the track flowing and alluring. At only 19 years old, Brianna Corona is able to write emotionally-rich lyrics and perform them effortlessly with mesmerizing harmonies and tones. I love the echoing and fading elements at the very end of the piece “broken letters”. It’s proof that every detail of the song was extremely well produced and well written. Brianna’s vocal range in “broken letters” sets her apart from other pop artists in a big way. She’s currently working on an EP, set to be released late summer 2019 and were counting down the days! Listen to "broken letters" now on Spotify, and check below for Brianna's interview with BuzzMusic! Hi Brianna! Can you start by telling us more about yourself and your upbringing? I grew up in a family of 5, but with very close relatives. Family has always been the most important around me. I was raised in an environment where musical involvement was encouraged, but not exactly popular. No one else in my family sings or has attempted to pursue music. Still, at the end of the day, my parents have always been supportive of whatever makes their kids happiest. I was always a bit more of an introvert, which may have also pulled me towards things like music & fitness to let my emotions out. When I’m not singing or working, you can probably find me out on a run! But after high school I developed a very practical point of view and I decided I would keep music as a hobby. Going to post-secondary made me realize how much I missed doing what I love. It wasn’t until about a year ago that I decided to finally put my all into music. I think that having grown up with the discipline and education that I did, I’ll be able to take on whatever this path brings me. Is “Broken Letters” inspired by real events in your life? Yes, broken letters was actually written when I was reflecting upon a problematic relationship. At the time, I was feeling a bit drained from pouring my heart into something that wasn’t working out very well. I knew that I was missing how things used to be with this person, but I didn’t know why things were so different. For me, the main idea behind “broken letters” is the outcome of a lack of communication. That was the biggest issue, and such an important factor in any relationship. “I can’t understand it, understand you anymore”, as I say in the pre-chorus, was truly how I felt about things at the time. What’s your writing process like? Almost any time I’m feeling inspired, emotional, or not really my normal self, I write down my thoughts or begin a melody on the piano. I don’t actually sit down and decide I’m going to write a song. I think the best songs begin from a spur of the moment, whether it’s based off of an experience or just a feeling. Once I have a line or melody, I pretty much just let my ideas run wild and go with the flow. I’ll record voice memos and edit parts of the song. It’s usually super late at night that I’m writing, and I’ll stay up hours working until I have almost a whole song (roughly done). My biggest concern is that I want to make sure I’m expressing the message or emotion that I started with. What artists inspire you? There are so so many artists I could name as influences and favourites. But I’d say some of the one’s that inspire me most are Jessie J, Sia, The 1975, H.E.R, and Troye Sivan. What I love about these artists is that they’re just so true to their style of music and the soul they put into it. Their writing is incredible in such different ways, with powerful and relatable messages. Can you give us a hint to how many new songs will be on your EP this summer? Let’s just say I’m aiming for a small collection of stories, one to listen to roughly each week day! I really can’t wait to share more music with people, hopefully making an impact like I know lots of music has on me. Check in on the latest with Brianna through the artists socials: Facebook Instagram Twitter #BuzzMusic

Diverse and powerful group rIVerse are from Toronto, Canada. The four members fuse their individuality together to form a fun pop and R&B sound. Catchy songs, harmonically-rich vocals and high energy performances give rIVerse a level up on today’s music scene. The members of rIVerse, who include different backgrounds, races, genders, sexual orientation and body types, are large advocates of self-acceptance. A group that is familiar with delivering flawless live performances, they began touring in 2012 and since then have performed all over Canada, US, and even did a tour in South Korea in 2018. Their positive vibe and infectious beat are evident in their hit single, “Rock Wit U”.  The group’s chemistry is so strong it comes through my speakers. When I hear this song I can picture a fun and eclectic group of friends and it makes me want to party to this track all summer long. “Rock Wit U” has an old school back-beat with modern and brilliant lyrics. My favorite part is the verse that begins with “Island girl, Trinidad” that's when a female member of the group really delivers the solidifying R&B piece to the overall fresh and funky “Rock Wit U”. rIVerse has fans all over the world with over 100K Youtube subscribers and growing! It’s not difficult to see why. With so much success already, stay on look out for what rIVerse will brings us next. Add some fresh vibes to your Spotify playlist by adding "Rock Wit U" and scroll below for the groups personalized interview with BuzzMusic! Can you introduce the members of the group? Hi! We are Dizz, Khadija, Zak & Monroe and we make up the pop/R&B group, rIVerse. How did you all meet and get started with rIVerse? We all met in 2008 when we were all members of the cast for a stage adaptation of High School Musical 2 here in Toronto. We have all been friends for over 10 years. Dizz has had the vision to create a group like this since he was 14-years-old, so over the next few years, he spoke with and worked with each member on various projects until we settled on this current lineup and rIVerse was born! We've been creating music together ever since. What country do you hope you can tour someday? rIVerse is ready to share our music and our message with the world! If the phone rang right now with an opportunity to travel to different cities and countries all across the globe and connect with new audiences, we would be ready to hop on a plane tonight! What personal experiences drove you to create such a meaningful message behind the self-accepting nature of rIVerse? We have always heard that the magic of rIVerse is in the four of us together, and seeing how our individual talents work together. Pretty early on, we realized that was something to highlight in our brand. But, several years ago, rIVerse actually split up and stopped making music together for about one year. At that time, we were receiving a lot of pressure from management and other outside forces that really fed into the fears and insecurities society feeds us about being "good enough." Our mandate was sharing a message of self-acceptance, but we were being told that the music industry and the world in general would not accept a diverse group like ours. We really had to take time to re-evaluate, focus on loving ourselves, and re-establishing the bond between the four of us to be ready to face the world again, as a united front. That is why we changed our name to rIVerse, spelled with a capital IV which is the roman numeral for 4 -- this group is four members who each offer something unique and powerful, exactly as we are, and it's through uplifting and supporting one another that we show the world that our diversity is our strength. Stay up to date with rIVerse through the groups social media: Instagram Twitter #BuzzMusic

They come from the mean streets of South Carolina, pushing for their dreams and tries to remain positive, refusing to settle for less and never giving up. K.P Killaprince released the single “Stay Strong” featuring Kashly Lyles & Crown Royal. “Stay Strong” is an inspiring record that seems to be a personal reflection of the artists story and lifestyle. They channel their personal life experiences into their songwriting with a passionate delivery and strong vocal articulation in the hook. “We gonna make it” is the highlighting repetitive hook that expresses the theme of “Stay Strong”. We loved how raw the song was. Instead of rapping about the jewels, fast-life, and women, they rap about something they personally can relate too instead of fabricating an image people believe is the representation of hip-hop culture.  K.P Killaprince projects a specific authentic nature to their character that’s alluring and addictive. This uplifting project gives off themes of dedication, passion, and determination. Their flow was clean, and delivered with a strong punch of intensity. Turning lemons into lemonade seems to be the reflecting essence of “Stay Strong”. Their powerful lyrics and moving melodies are the core ingredients of a hit record. Tune into K.P Killaprince's new track "Stay Strong" on Spotify, and don't forget to check out the artists interview with BuzzMusic below! Stay connected and up to date with K.P Killaprince through the artists socials: Facebook Instagram Twitter #BuzzMusic

Royal is a Hip Hop artist from Hockessin, Delaware who understands the importance of giving back. He performs at dozens of middle schools and high schools and has donated the proceeds from concerts and albums entirely to the community in the past, spreading his generosity to the surrounding neighbourhoods. He has performed with artists like Waka Flocka, Meek Mill, Yo Gotti, YG and Tory Lanez. “Letter to Cecil” is a rich beat with deep lyrics that give the listener an exclusive peak into the hard life that is described. Right off the bat this song catches you with a unique, crisp beat and an added vocal track in the back for extra finesse. Royal knows how to write solid lines that flow nicely together and are clearly articulated as to emphasize the meaning of this track. Dropping lines like its second nature to him with remnants of Kanye and Drake in his style. The way Royal emulates his emotion in this “letter” is really felt through the build-up of this touching story that is told. I personally really enjoy the use of Hip-Hop to convey deep messages to the listener in this style. This off the hook track is going to be the classic Hip Hop song of the year as it definitely has thrown us back to when Hip Hop was just taking off. Add this song to your chill Hip-Hop playlist as it is sure to be a track that is summer cruise worthy. Liten to “Letter to Cecil” here. Connect with Royal on social media: www.instagram.com/theofficialroyal #BuzzMusic

ForMula is an independent Toronto-based artist who spent his early life in Mexico. Possessing an exhaustive list of musical influences, the artist is best known for his versatility and ability to tap into different genres with the music he creates. Not long ago, ForMula released his first single titled “Wine & Dine” which gained quick traction digitally on social media and streaming! We took a listen to “Wine & Dine” while also viewing the video and we were impressed by the radiating star appeal ForMula had. The contagious melodies, impressive autotune and clean-slated flow that was delivered with smoothness to match the suave appeal. ForMula has all the right tools needed to curate the perfect hits! In the video released to “Wine & Dine” you see much usage of fancy cars, attractive women and ForMula himself delivering the song with all the right energy and hype! “Wine & Dine” is perfect for you hip-hop and R&B lovers who likes a good vibe song that you can dedicate to yourself or you and special somebody! He embodies the element of smooth-trap with his pitched perfect vocals and metaphorically catchy bars! The beat is perfect to ride and cruise alongside too and we loved every minute of it! If you need a catchy tune this summer to add to your playlist then you might want to check in with “Wine & Dine” by this rising star who has a career ahead of him filled with longevity and success. Give a listen to "Wine & Dine" on Spotify, and check below for ForMula's exclusive interview with BuzzMusic! What are some challenges you’ve faced in your career so far? How do you overcome them? In-house production is definitely one obstacle that comes to mind. Currently, I look through 150+ beats before selecting one to lease or purchase. Because I often change the mood of my songs, all the singles I have released have been composed by different producers. I am looking to find a producer and lock in with her/him to obtain in-house production and a more unique sound. Tell us about “Wine & Dine” and the meaning behind it? Wine&Dine is all about that one person. The one person who just takes the words right out of your mouth and the air right out of your lungs. It's all about treating them - Wine and Dining them, if you will. Wine&Dine was my debut studio single and it premiered on YouTube along with a crisp visual. It has since amassed over 25,000 views and over 15,000 streams on Spotify alone. What inspired you to write “Wine & Dine” ? I heard the instrumental, produced by KingLeeBoy and WannOnTheBeat and immediately began writing. I could hear the melodies in my head and I felt incredibly inspired. I wrote the song in just 2 days, and purchased the exclusive rights to the production. I showed a couple friends, their responses were overwhelmingly positive. Some advice I was given was to get the song recorded professionally and mixed - I did just that. How does the title of the song reflect its theme? The title Wine&Dine sparks thoughts of luxurious dining experiences paired with an exquisite selection of wine. What better way to treat "the one"? What’s next for you this summer? Any exciting upcoming shows? "Pros•per" will be releasing on the 2nd anniversary of the premiere of Wine&Dine - August 20th, 2019. "Pros•per" is my debut EP featuring 7 songs and no other artists. I have written and recorded many melodies - just playing around with cadence at this point and developing new ideas. Connect with ForMula on the artists Facebook and Instagram! #BuzzMusic