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Inpaine is an artist hailing all the way from Spanish, Harlem who always been interested in music ever since he discovered how a pen and a pad has created the route to healing some of his painful personal life experiences. By the age of 14, Inpaine had enough material written to start actively pursuing his career. By the age of fifteen he already had several of his songs recorded. Now after performing his songs at several venues, it’s time he takes the next step with his music and get his message out to the world! Inpaine released his single titled “2am” from the project “Son of Douglas” and this accessible record begins with an innovative introduction before the harmonically-rich like instrumental transitions into a more hip/hop fused with R&B vibe. You're serenaded by melodic ad libs and hums in which creates the idea of singing being presented throughout the song. The verses and lyrics hints the themes of depression, hopelessness, and emptiness while also attempting to grow from the grief. The hook has this soulful approach credible to the vocalist. His voice reminds me a lot of the popular and dynamically incredible vocalist, John Legend. Inpaine’s rap voice is something far from ordinary! It’s highly distinguishable and inevitably unique. You become more engrossed by his deep, passionate, lyrics due to the unique delivery by his individualistic vocal articulation. Inpaine can reach out to a large audience with his personal feelings by being relatable to many people. “2am” can be the song that allows your feelings to freely roam throughout listening. An expressive record, it can vent for its listener with every corner holding a vulnerable lyric. It’s a complete vibe for you late-night melancholic lovers who just needs something to listen too while relaxing! A little bit of everything, "2am" is an undeniable hit! Listen to "2am". Check out our exclusive interview with Inpaine below! Hey Inpaine! Can you tell our readers a little about yourself and your music? I am rapper from East Harlem. Since I was 10 years old I've loved Rap music and I've been making music since I was 14 years old. Growing up I always knew I wanted to create, I didn't know what that was going to be until Rap music came into my life. The music I was listening to spoke to me on such an intense emotional level and I want the music I create to do the same for anybody listening. What are some challenges you face as an upcoming artist? I would have to say one challenge I face as an upcoming artist is my style being considered different than most. Don't get me wrong, I love it when people tell me that my style is different but I come across a lot of people in this industry who feel weird about me because I don't fit into a certain mold. Another challenge I face which is kind of related to my first response is not acting like your typical rapper. People respond weirdly to me because I'm not that typical big tough rapper. When other people meet me at events I'm friendly to everybody and that actually weirds people out believe it or not! You don't have to be so big and tough all the time... it gets tiring after a while. Can you tell us the meaning behind your new hit "2am”? 2am is a song about coming to terms with heartbreak and reflecting on the mistakes I made because of it. The song is an emotional rollercoaster but at the end I realize I'm okay. What inspired you to write “2am”? How do you feel this song is different from other songs you've released? I went through a time where I wasn't making the best choices because I was trying to cope with this heartbreak I was going through. I was trying to fill this void and because I was trying to fill this void I ended up hurting myself and others emotionally. I wanted to explain what I was going through to the people I hurt and I also needed to look at myself in the mirror and get myself right. That's what inspired me to write the song. The song is an emotional rollercoaster but by the end of the track I realize I'm okay. This song is different from other songs I've written because I had the concept for a while, I just needed to right music for it. It was also the first time I experimented with beat transitions. What are some of your personal favorites off your album “Son Of Douglas” and why? I love all the songs haha!! But I love Losing My Mind because that song will always have a special place in my heart. That song went through so many changes! I love it so much and I see the way it connects with people at the shows. I also love the I'll Come Back (Interlude). That song is special to me because that song sums up the entire album from start to finish. Like 2am it was another song where I was looking at myself in the mirror and trying to figure out myself. I feel like everybody in their 20's going through this and that's what I'll Come Back is really about. Lastly, I love Don't Go Away. My producer sent me that beat when we first started working on the album. I knew I was going to use it but I didn't know when. One night towards the end of creating this album I turned on the beat and then the concept hit me. I love this song because I had a friend who was locked up at the time and i just came back from visiting him. Seeing him really did something to me, it helped me look a life in a different way. I'm also from East Harlem, where a lot of the young kids don't have proper guidance, the best homes, or a voice to express how they feel. With Don't Go Away, I wanted to give my friends in my neighborhood a voice. What can we expect next from you? As of lately I've been doing a lot of shows to promote the album. While I'm doing these shows I'm still working on new stuff. I'm always thinking of new ideas so you'll be hearing some new stuff in the new future. You can expect to see me a lot. Connect with Inpaine on social media! Instagram: www.instagram.com/inpaine_ Facebook: www.facebook.com/inpainemusic #BuzzMusic

Chyle MC (pronounced Child Emcee) is a hip hop/soul/R&B artist based out of Atlanta, Georgia. Formerly, a member of the critically acclaimed hip hop group Breakroom, his solo work blends a unique, soulful, crooning flow to neo soul and jazz influenced hip hop beats. His latest song “Fool” is the first single off of his new album, appropriately titled “The Space Man”. His vocals are reminiscent of singers like Curtis Mayfield, R. Kelly and Marvin Gaye, while the backing beat hints at influences from A Tribe Called Quest, J Dilla and modern pop and house music. His quirky persona shines through in this track when he talks about his crown and fighting with devil since his youth. His rhyming schemes will make you feel like you're listening to an R&B fantasy children's book. The hook of the song, “Why do I keep making a fool?”, will be stuck in your ear for days and days on end on repeat. The music sounds like the kind of old school bootleg music you'd listen to on analog cassette tapes and share with your friends. If this is a sign for things to come, then Chyle MC is embracing his inner spaceman and transforming into the artist he was always meant to be. Listen to "Fool" here and get to know more about Chyle MC below Hello, welcome to BuzzMusic! Tell us a bit about yourself and how you go into making music! My name is Chyle MC...I'm currently in Las Vegas...however I started my music career professionally in Atlanta, Ga in 2006 when I teamed up with Mother Superia (Google her) aka Savannah Jones and formed an inspirational hip-hop group called BREAKROOM.  We released 2 full length albums and were courted by several labels. Unfortunately we disbanded the group in 2010. After the group disbanded I started my own label called Cosmic Aliens Entertainment. I released my 1st professional solo album entitled "Cosmic Karma" in 2011 and recieved rave reviews from critics all over the world. After the success of that project I took a 5 year break from making music do to some personal matters. After the hiatus I got back in the studio and released my 2nd full length professional album called "The Return of Jamah" 2017. I wanted to push myself out of just the boom bap hip-hop backpacker sound and branch out into a more alternative pop feel. The album was definitely a change of pace from the previous music I had made. I then moved out of Atlanta to Las Vegas to focus on my mental and financial health....as well as get closer to the Los Angeles music scene. After a couple of visits to Los Angeles and a chance meeting with legendary Rick Rubin. I decided to record one more project. I named this project "The Spaceman" based on my need to have space to create and the cosmic soul that the album delivers.This time I recorded the entire project in Los Angeles at Mixx Recording Studio. The vibe was lit and I was able to really creatively expand my music and get a fresh sound and start. What was in the inspiration behind your new song 'Fool"? Fool is the 1st single from the album "The Spaceman". The lyrics were inspired by a relationship that I was previously in. I found out that my partner was unfaithful...and despite all the warning signs I continued to be apart of the toxicity of the relationship. I wanted to really hurt the guy that she was cheating on me with and almost put myself behind bars. However the foolish part was that I had no right to be mad at the guy because my anger was definitely displaced. I tend to make a fool of myself when it comes to love. How did you come up with your stage name and persona? The name CHYLE stands for (Christ Has Your Life Everyday). Yes I do have a little spirituality sometimes. MC is my unoffical last name that stands for (Music Commander). My persona...is a mix of Parliment Funkadelic...Outkast...Jamiroquai...and Erykah Badu. I want to be both soulful with a good mix of hip hop. What do you hope people take away from your music? I really want people to listen to my music and feel good and inspired. I know it is corny but I want my music to appeal to all ages, races and genres across the board. I want people to appreciate the art in my songs and visuals. I want people to sing my songs and realize how deep my simple lyrics really are. What's next for you through 2019? I really want millions of people to finally find me and discover my art this year. I also want to get back to performing live again. I feel like the musical Satchel Page sometimes. Like I know I got the juice who wants a drink. I want to eat off my music full time. Booking agents email us: breakroommusik@yahoo.com Connect with Chyle MC on social media Website: www.chylemc.com

Gabe Kubanda is an alternative indie pop artist based out of Phoenix, Arizona. He has blazed his own trail with catchy and appealing songs. The “Epic Proportions Tour” of 2011 was his own creation in which he travelled the United States with other bands on an old school bus powered by used vegetable oil. He also has a non-profit program called “EduMusication” which promotes the importance of musical education to aspiring high school and college students. With over 650 concerts and 22 tours under his belt across the U.S., Australia and Europe, Gabe continues to gain momentum in 2019 with multiple tours, new music and videos planned for release. He has also been seen as a cast member on Season 2 of VH1 Classic’s: Rock N Roll Fantasy Camp, where he performed in bands all over the country. He has played for the United States military, and performed on Vans Warped Tour, Summerfest, SXSW, CMJ Festival and NAMM to name just a few. “Damn Plans” is a brand new single offered by Gabe Kubanda. This song begins with vocals, and spares no time in luring the listener right in. The vocals are soulful, the lyrics are poetic, and the entire song is jam packed with hooks making this the type of song you will want to turn up and put on repeat. The arrangement is delicately arranged, with the beat dropping in and out at times creating a varied landscape of tender and energetic moments. It is quite impressive the amount and variety of material Gabe Kubanda is able to put into a song that is just over two and a half minutes. We highly recommend you give “Damn Plans” a listen, you’ll thank us later! Check it out here! Read more with Gabe in our interview below! Hey, thanks for catching up with us! Would you mind starting off by describing your background and how you first got involved with music? Thanks for having me!  I actually started on drums in high school jazz band near Seattle, but fell in love with guitar and singing. I had a killer choir teacher, and had started to sing in my church choir as well.I wrote my first song when I was 17 for my senior project, and I tried to sound like Eddie Vedder, haha.  I was a grunge kid for sure. Your new single “Damn Plans” is filled with hooks. What does your songwriting process look like and how does your music take shape? I feel that music needs to uplift and move you, in any way possible. So the hooks are very much intentional in every song I write.  For this song, I got the opportunity to co-write with Curtis Douglas (Katastro, The Maine, This Century) and immediately we felt a vibe within a few chords, and the melody took form. I think Curtis had hummed a partial melody into his iPhone, and we built up the chorus around that. Every songwriting process is different, and it just comes down to creating a vibe that will flow the rest of the song to completion. You have an incredible experiential touring background. Do you ever feel the burnout or does being on the road just inspire you more? Haha, the burnout is real sometimes, but honestly, I really do love touring.  In fact, almost the entirety of my full-length album Flow Fail Prevail was written on the road! I especially love performing overseas in different countries.  It's so amazing to be out there doing what you love for a living. Who would you describe as your biggest artistic influences? Man... When I was a kid, my dad played records in the house.  Pink Floyd, Stevie Wonder, U2, Zeppelin, Toto etc...  I really vibe off of proggy bands like Coheed and Cambria, some screamo and djent bands, but also I love me some Justin Timberlake, Ed Sheeran, Bruno Mars, Anderson Paak... the list could go on forever! What can we hope to expect from you in the future? I'm touring through California from April 9 - 19th, and I'm really excited about our non-profit EduMusication program (EduMusication.org), where we get to go to music classes and spend time with the kids talking about how to put their passions to work and to have a fulfilling career. But more US and International tours and festivals are coming up soon, and I'll be back in the studio this summer to write a few more bangers! Connect with Gabe Kubanda on social media! Instagram: www.instagram.com/gabekubanda Facebook: www.facebook.com/gabekubanda #BuzzMusic

Joe Bryson is a hot, young, 18-year-old indie singer/songwriter from South Louisiana. He draws inspiration from his Southern Cajun roots but also from such modern artists as Jack Johnson, John Mayer and Mumford & Sons. He began playing music at a young age and you can tell because his music is very organic. After getting diagnosed with thyroid cancer back in November, he spent time in recovery writing his most personal songs to date. His latest single “12 Cervazes”, a song he started writing back in the eighth grade, is evidence of the time and energy that went into writing. It makes you feel like you're at a bar on an island trying to nurse your broken heart on a lonely night. Even if he isn't a drinker, he says his time writing country music in Nashville helped him learn how to write lyrics about girls and drinking. This song has the potential to be a summer hit, the kind that makes you want to relax and have a drink on a beach. Joe has a natural ability to craft a song that's bound to get stuck in your ear and tell a story that will ache your already broken heart. Check it out here! Read more about our favorite new heart throb in our exclusive interview below. Hi Joe, Can you tell our readers a bit about yourself? Hello! There’s not too much to tell about myself, I live a pretty blessed life. Im currently in my second semester at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, majoring in Music Business. I’m also one of 6 kids, and the only one who really pursued a music career. My mother and father were both big fans of music, and my mother is a pretty good singer, but neither of them really pursued it as a passion either. I was a football player in high school and won a state championship my junior year, but quit my senior year to pursue music. I like to think I’m pretty much your average college student. What's your favorite memory of working in Nashville? I bet that was an amazing experience! Nashville was a fantastic experience. I was blessed enough to do four co-writes while I was there. It’s such a cool process getting to see the nitty gritty part of the industry, and just how competitive it really is. It was definitely eye opening, and a huge learning experience. How were you able to revive a song you wrote back in your childhood? “12 Cervazes” has a huge piece of my heart. It’s really the first song that I can distinctly remember sitting down and taking the time to put it together piece by piece. Honestly, I have not changed a word of that song since the day that I wrote it in the 8th grade. I honestly forgot who I wrote the song about, and had never even drank a sip of alcohol in my life at the time, but I guess I had a pretty complicated love life back then. How did your fight with cancer influence your music career? My cancer ordeal is honestly my biggest inspiration as an artist to this day. I try and focus on all of the positives I got from it than the negatives. Sure, it left a massive scar on my neck that I’ll have for the rest of my life, but it also inspired me to write some incredibly emotional songs that truly display who I am as an artist. It also put my entire life in perspective. Before, I would just go through the motions of life day by day. Now I wake up every morning with a purpose and a goal in mind, and I try not to take any one of those days for granted. What's next for you through 2019? We can't wait to hear what's next from you! I’m hoping that 2019 will be a big year for me. Instead of releasing one album like I had planned to do in 2018 (before the cancer), I’ve decided to release each single that I wrote while going through treatment one at a time. I think that way it has more of an emotional impact on the listener, and it really encapsulates the whole ordeal better. All in all though, I’m just hoping to have a lot of fun with my music in 2019, and I hope I can impact some people while doing it. Keep up with Joe Bryson on social media! Instagram: www.instagram.com/_joebryson Twitter: www.twitter.com/joebrysonmusic #BuzzMusic

DJ Shadex is an 16 year old EDM producer who is living in Austria who started producing ever since the tender age of 12 years old. A young prodigy, he already has the skills and talent needed to make a career filled with longevity and success. DJ Shadex released his single titled “In My Feelings” which is the perfect getaway song for the summer. While listening to this record I instantly painted an image in my head of the club scene in a breezy exotic location with good vibes, good people, good food, and good music. “In My Feelings” brings the positive and upbeat energy to the party! Who doesn’t love a good dance tune with charismatic lyrics of passion and romance as the theme? We all love the feeling that summer brings us and DJ Shadex helps emphasize on those emotions in “In My Feelings”. What we also thoroughly enjoyed about the song was how it was a clear representation of youth. In today’s culture of EDM it’s rare we hear of teenage DJ’s bringing the hits but ironically, today’s teenagers are huge fans of the genre of EDM and everything it has to offer. DJ Shadex can turn the tables of the youth but also somebody who can compete with the best of the best in the game! We’re excited to see where DJ Shadex goes with his career. Check out this hot summer track here. Read more with the young, up and coming, DJ Shadex below! Hello, a big welcome to BuzzMusic! Can you tell our readers about yourself and what made you get into music? Hey! I'm 16 years old and I started to work with music when I was 12 years old. I live in a small village in Austria. My mother speaks German. I usually get my ideas for new music from Playstation games and also when I watch a movie or am out and about in nature. I knew very early that I was not like the other kids I always wanted to have a special hobby. I came across the concert of Dimitri Vegas and Like Mike in Tomorrowland and realized that this is what I want and that I can do in the future. My great passion is to show the world that it does not matter where you come from, it can also make it from an 800 person village to one of the best DJs in the world. But the biggest motivation is that I can prove it to my father and many friends that you can do it. What inspired you to begin DJing? I inspired by the concert of Dimitri Vegas and Like Mike in Tomorrowland 2014 and the live sets of Nicky Romero. What are some challenges you find in your career? A big challenge is to make a name for yourself in the world of music. In production, the biggest challenges for me are to set the bass. But I always say what you really want you can do that too, of course you have to work a lot for it and you must never lose sight of the goal. Tell us about “In My Feelings”? What was your vision behind the song? In My Feelings was very random and I wanted to make a future bass track that was totally off the mark, but it turned out to be a cool track and I thought it was pretty boring then I started looking for a voice that I found. After the instrumental version "In your feelings" means I thought the lyric was about to feel so I came to IN MY FEELINGS. But I'm very happy that I've messed up the future bass attempt because otherwise would never have created such a nice chill song. How do you plan on elevating your next song from “In My Feelings” ? I would say man makes small and big progress from song to song. I'll definitely look for the melody on the next song and the drop. Since I have my opinion, still up. What’s next for you? I hope that I can come in a label that can help me to improve my music and also to spread and that I can also start with concerts. Secondly, that I can make songs with other producers and singers. Connect with DJ Shadex on social media! Instagram: www.instagram.com/dj_shadex Facebook: www.facebook.com/DJ-Shadex-924593241052809 #BuzzMusic

Dejwe (pronounced Day-j-way) is a CEO of his own music production company, Artist, Songwriter, and Producer. Born Yvenson Bernard from Haiti he moved to the U.S. when he was 6 years old. Having grown up and now currently residing in Tampa, he learned much about American culture and particularly found an interest with music. The sounds of Hip Hop and RnB were much different than the sounds he was use to growing up in Haiti. Drawing heavy influences from artists like Pastor Troy, Tupac, Trick Daddy, and Nas. Dejwe’s passion for music and his progression into other genres of music, and experimenting with various techniques due to his wide range of of taste in music, is what has made him stand out as an artist. Listening in to the latest song “Edgy” featuring TG. Whoa! Right out the gate, the song grabs your attention with this almost xylophone sound that leads you into an introduction to the featured artist. Her voice is a beautiful accolade to this song and both of their vocals together really work well together. I love the message behind the song. I can feel the emotional draw to the subject at hand but the production gives it a bounce that allows you vibe out and still get a good message out of it. I admire the production done in this. He really found a way to blend so many different genres and sounds to create his own unique display of music. Cheers to that! Check out "Edgy" here. Read more below in our exclusive interview! Hey how’s it going? Would you mind introducing yourself to our readers? First and foremost, I would like to say Thank you Buzz Music LA for giving me this opportunity. I go by the name of Dejwe, it’s pronounced (day-j-way). It’s a Haitian creole word that means addictive or addiction. I wanted to pick a name that was different and not like traditional rap names. I am also from Tampa, FL. Shout out to Tampa! What made you decide to create your own music production company? Well, I wanted to showcase my music but still have the freedom to express myself without being pressured to sound like everyone else, so the best way was creating a music production company.  We’re not a record label, but the goal is to become one in the near future. The track “Edgy” has a feature, TG. What made you choose her as the vocals for this track? When I initially wrote the song, I wrote it in an alternative style to give it a different contrast. So, when my fans listen to it, they can get a different emotion when they hear TG, but at the same time hear the rawness when I come on. Would you ever consider taking your talents back to your hometown to create a buzz there? Why or Why not? That’s a very good question. I typically follow the traffic. When I first released the song, the UK was the first to gravitate towards it. In less than 3 months, we were able to chart at #29 on the UK Music Week chart. LA is showing me love so I’m promoting “Edgy” more in LA. Every state has a different sound and they become accustomed to hearing one type of sound. In the deep south, people here love trap. When you come out with something that combines different genres, people tend to hesitate on giving it a chance. But, people back home are recognizing who I am one fan at a time. What is one thing you hope to accomplish, musically, this year? I can check one thing off my list that a lot of independent artists aren’t able to do and that’s charting with my debut single, even if it’s in another country. I've also been featured in multiple blogs in the UK...all before the official video to "Edgy" was released. So I've been putting on work! It would be great to chart here eventually as well though. I am also planning on releasing more music soon and will continue to tell stories through my lyrics. I would also like Noir Addiction Musik Group to grow even bigger and build a fan base so Dejwe can continue to provide good music. Connect with Dejwe on social media! Instagram: www.instagram.com/noiraddictionmusik Facebook: www.facebook.com/NoirAddictionMusik #BuzzMusic

J3 The Rap Vigilante was born in Virginia. Exposed to soulful music by his parents at a young age is what developed J3’s passion for music. At 4 years old, him and his family relocated to Atlanta and Rap and R&B was an introduction that has paved the way for him to this day. Rapping and recording since 10th grade, he is dedicated to make a difference band creating a new path for the Hip Hop world! J3 has a unique sound that is a style all his own. Using his conscious story with his ATL sounds and an East Coast flow, this rapper is forming a lane of his own in the music industry. Bringing to us his latest release “Rap Vigilante”. This track goes HARD! We can hear some Jay-Z and Eminem influences in “Rap Vigilante”. Definitely a hardcore anthem for all the vigilantes out there. We love the instrumentals of this track; it gives a sense of strength. The lyricism shows great power in this rappers abilities. The visuals were done well too. Keeping J3 the focal of every scene while building a story within the video. In a world of trap music, artists can get lost in the wave but we appreciate how is taking his own course of action and creating his own wave. Bringing back some old school legendary sounds and bridging it with the new hip hop sounds of today. Listen to “Rap Vigilante” here! Hey what’s up! Could you please introduce yourself to our readers? What's good I go by the name of J3 The Rap Vigilante and 'm from Atlanta Georgia! What is the story behind your name? The definition of vigilante is taking the law into your own hands.  Even though I'm not doing that I put rap in front of it because I am taking my music into my own hands and plus I just like the way it sounds. When did you write “Rap Vigilante” and what do you hope others get out of it? I wrote "Rap Vigilante"about 8 months ago and this was just a song to introduce my new identity and let people know that the Rap Vigilante is here. What was the creation process like for "Rap Vigilante"? Did this song come naturally to you? The creation process for Rap Vigilante was pretty natural for me. After I made the beat the hook came naturally and after I had the hook the verses came naturally.  The song was produced and written a 100% by me. What can listeners expect from you in the near future? The listeners can expect more visuals for my songs off my EP Nocturnal  and I'm working on a mixtape right now. Connect with J3 The Rap Vigilante on social media: Instagram: www.instagram.com/j3iball Twitter: www.twitter.com/j3iball?lang=en #BuzzMusic

From Boston Massachusetts, Ciggpapi began making music in 2017 and he credits his brother in serving a big influence on him and his music. Being around his brother for so long gave Ciggpapi the natural tools needed to become a success. Music for him is a getaway to tell stories about what he went through and what his family or friends deal with. Ciggpapi doesn’t compare himself to anyone but his personal favorites are Fabulous, Juelz Santana and Lil Wayne. Ciggpapi released his single titled “Flawless” and we can assure you that Ciggpapi is the next big thing to come out of Boston! Ironically matching the title of the song, “Flawless” was executed.. well flawlessly. He adds a nice detailed autotuned effect to his vocals while delivering a clean-slated flow and projecting the emotion of his lyrics in a cool, suave manner. With a melody that seeps into your brain and a progressive beat, reflective of the current style of today’s generation, Ciggpapi’s “Flawless” can match up with the charting radio hits we hear 24/7! "Flawless" is a whole vibe itself but my favorite part was the short sampled “Flawless Victory” at the end that paid homage to the video game, Mortal Kombat. It was a catchy way to highlight the song title and give off a friendly, confident vibe to his well executed hit! Listen to "Flawless" here! Get to know Ciggpapi down below in our exclusive interview! Hi there! Mind introducing yourself to our readers and telling us a little bit about your music? I go by Ciggpapi, from Boston ,Ma, and I’ve been doing music since 2017. I like to grab the listeners ear by making music that resolves around real life situations. From problems in your life, family dealing with issues, I over coming those problems. Most the music I make is relatable. Tell us about your single “Flawless” and the meaning behind it? I made flawless off the strength of always dealing with women problems. The bar , “wildin out, Imma get caught up”, is me basically stating I have a girlfriend and these women still don’t care. It’s up to me to be loyal or feel I’m flawless and not get caught up. What inspired you to write “Flawless”? It wasn’t an inspiration that allowed me to write the song. It was me feeling like I need to express myself. What’s your personal favorite moment or part about your single “Flawless”? One of my favorite parts of the song is when I say , “play the role, Scottie Pippen”. A huge meaning behind that bar. Everyone can’t be the Micheal Jordan of the team to succeed. You need people to play their role in order for everyone to win. What’s next for you? I’m dropping a mixtape called “Splash Brothers” with the whole tape produced by KairoBeats, where me and my brother are collaborating on the tape. It will drop at the start of the summer 2019. Connect with Ciggpapi on Instagram! #BuzzMusic

Malcom Rose hails from Ontario, Canada. Starting out his love for music at a young age, he spent lots of time in his basement listening to his fathers old records. At age 10, Malcom accumulated a love for literature and wrote poems and short stories in his free time. Shortly after a friend suggested that he put his energy into songwriting and before he knew it, he had three songs written ready to record! Taking time to build the funding for his project he was able to release his first EP. Now releasing a new single called “Move” that shows a different side of Malcom, creating diversity within his artistry. This upbeat funk definitely is a groove! We really enjoyed this song! "Move" comes in really soft and then the guitar comes in and the beat drops. PHENOMENAL!  I love how this is really a fun song. I can see a visual for it already. I love how it has this funk undertone of sounds. The production gives each of these sounds it’s own individual platform allowing each one to be heard and felt without taking away from the vocalist. If anything it enhances his vocals. Lyricism is on point as well, you can tell his writing and creative process comes naturally as you listen. Malcom Rose has been keeping us on our feet, hit after hit and we can't wait to hear what's next! Listen to Malcoms' new song "Move" here and be sure to add it to your favorite playlists! Hello there! If you don’t mind would you introduce yourself to our readers? I'm just someone who fit in but never felt like they belonged. I had a lot of people throughout my life tell me I was going to be nothing. I struggled for a long time trying to find something that made me happy and made me feel like a had a purpose. Something that felt right, that felt that it was me and nothing brings me more joy then when I listen to a song and say I made that. In the end of the day I know ill most likely always be seen as a misfit but I don't care, because I may be a misfit but I'm a misfit that is following his dream. Who would you say helps influence your sound? I love music, it doesn't matter the genre anything that can make you feel a certain way by just listening to it is incredible. I try to use many different influences from different genres and blend them together to find the right sound for what I want for that particular song. As far as artists go I will say that Jon Bellion, Logic and The Weeknd are big influences for me. As well depending the song I like to let people around me have a say and make them apart of the process. Could you give us some insight to the track “Move”? I wrote "Move" hoping for it to be a type of experience like a vacation. So that when the listener hear it they feel like they're on beach or at summer party, something fun and light that they can just relax and enjoy the time. They can dance to it or just chill. The way I wrote the lyrics was to display the raw subconscious frame of mind of a young man seeing a beautiful girl and letting her know how highly he thinks of her and telling her the fairytale of a life he wants to give her. Where do you see yourself going with your music in the next five years? In 5 years I hope to be on tour with a record deal or as an independent artist depending the circumstances. To have my 3 album in the works with more to come and to hopeful be involved in creating a brand or cinematic feature. Where can fans and new fans find you and your music? Fans and readers can find me on Instagram @malcom_rose89 always happy to communicate and interact with fans and listeners. As far as my music You can find it on Spotify, AppleMusic and all other streaming platforms. Connect with Malcom Rose on Instagram. #BuzzMusic

Singer/Songwriter Murtazin combines the modern elements of pop music with timeless blues/jazz with driven guitar riffs, and raw, authentic vocals. He originally hails all the way from Uzbekistan but he currently resides in Orlando where he began to pursue his music. Some of his inspirations includes; Nirvana, Coldplay, John Mayer and more. As an independent artist, Murtazin has been performing in the Orlando scene over three years now but his long awaited single “Can’t Get Enough” featuring Casey Conroy is finally here! We couldn’t hold our excitement for this anticipated hit and decided to go ahead and listen as soon as we could and let me tell you! We were completely mesmerized! From his prepossessing voice that’s loaded with passionate rasp and warmth, to the transporting guitar that opens the song off before the beat transforms into a soft pop melody. The tune of the hook is absolutely addicting. “I can’t get enough, I can’t get enough of you” it’s perfect for all you honeymoon lovers who need a romantic jingle to bring closer the companionship between you both. The sweet and poetic lyrics propels the theme of the song forward. Everything about “Can’t Get Enough” was fluid, and focused. We were just completely overwhelmed by the assured talent in their voices. He absolutely soothes his listener with a harmonically-rich chorus and breathtaking verse. Just as the song says, we can’t get enough of it! Listen to here and get to know more about Murtazin in our exclusive interview below! Hi Murtazin! It's great to chat with you. Can you tell our readers a bit about yourself? I moved to Orlando, Fl from Tashkent, Uzbekistan in 2004. My first real inspiration for music was my older brother. He learned a few songs on the guitar and I thought it was “cool thing to do” so I followed in his footsteps. At 21, I began playing music professionally, predominantly involved in the Orlando cover scene, but would now like to focus on my original music full time. How has your upbringing and background influence your music style? Growing up, my family was relatively musical but I was really the first one in the family to do it professionally. Some of the earlier inspirations for my music were the likes of Nirvana, Coldplay, John Mayer and currently Tom Misch, Jordan Rakei and Hablot Brown. We love your new single "Can't Get Enough", can you please tell us what the meaning behind the song is? The lyrics for this song originated as a fabricated experience- a story of the first stage of falling in love and all of the fascination and uncertainty that comes with it. Funny enough, the script flipped for me because towards the end of finishing the song I met someone who made me feel exactly as the song did. What are some challenges you faced creating this record!? As with any first single, the release of Can’t Get Enough came with a huge learning curve of both the artistic discipline of getting a song where you want it to be and the first look into the business side of the creating original music- something I had never come across in my work in covering music. What's next for you throughout 2019? This year, I plan on really honing in on my original work- fine-tuning my sound and establishing a creative flow of personal and collaborative releases. I am really looking forward to more music, more shows and would love for those who believe in Can’t Get Enough to journey through it with me. Connect with Murtazin on social media: Instagram - www.instagram.com/azadmurtazin Facebook - www.facebook.com/Azad-Murtazin-Music #BuzzMusic