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  • Edith Protects Her Peace And Wishes You The Best On “God Complex”

    If you play games, don’t be surprised if you end up alone. For indie-pop singer-songwriter Edith, music has always been somewhat of a cathartic release. Her releases are often emotional and visceral, coming straight from the heart as she explores her own life and the intricacies of the human condition. Unafraid to capture the most glamorous and unglamorous parts of her journey in her creations, her frank approach to lyricism has endeared her to listeners everywhere. Excitingly, this young up-and-coming musician has just begun to scratch the surface of her potential, and we can’t wait to see how far she will go. Edith has made sure she’s going out with a bang as the year draws to a close. Her latest album, “In This House We Celebrate Heartbreak,” is a gripping 18-track project that does more than captivate you aurally; it gives you a glimpse into Edith’s very soul. Edith notes that this was only possible due to her therapeutic relationship with music, saying that instead of writing in her diary, she “Would pour her heart into songs on my piano.” The result speaks for itself; in “In This House We Celebrate Heartbreak,” she’s created an expansive musical journey that touches on her experiences in a charming and thought-provoking manner. “God Complex” is both a standout track in a stacked album and an emotional yet rousing anthem that shows the beauty of Edith’s musical approach. Described by Edith as a “cathartic anthem,” the track’s seemingly upbeat keyboard melodies belie slightly sad yet resilient lyrics. As Edith sings lyrics like “I wish you the best / You’re like the rest” and “Now you cried / On my lap cause you wish that you / Never messed with her like that,” she beautifully walks the line between emotional release and resolve. “God Complex” is an altogether charming offering that will have you tearing up if you’re not careful. Edith’s release “God Complex” is a captivating song that pulls at the heartstrings when you least expect it. Whenever you’re ready, tap in and stream “God Complex”, available now on all majour streaming platforms. Instagram Facebook

  • Anna Salman’s “Blood Rush” Ignites Pulsating Passion In Sonic Emotion

    Anna Salman, the dynamic singer-songwriter originally from Pakistan, continues to enchant with her latest single, "Blood Rush." Renowned for her spellbinding pop music, Anna brings a fresh wave of energy characterized by narrative-driven and introspective lyrics that delve into stories of longing and reflections on the past. Anna Salman first caught the music world's attention with her unforgettable performance on the prestigious Nescafe Basement, where she delivered a stunning rendition of John Newman's "Love Me Again." Since then, her dreamy voice and unapologetically honest songwriting have propelled her into a distinctive space in the industry, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts of her growing fanbase. "Blood Rush" is a brilliant testament to Anna's musical prowess, capturing raw and unfiltered emotion. Anna's delivery exudes pure energy, unfolding her introspective reality through delicately crafted lyrics that become the song's heartbeat. Each note and nuance contribute to the sonic tapestry, creating an immersive experience that resonates with the listener's emotions. A notable feature in "Blood Rush" is Turaab's verse, seamlessly complementing the ebb and flow of the song's wistful ambiance. The vulnerability in Anna's performance, coupled with the collaborative dynamics with Turaab, adds depth to the track, making it a captivating emotional journey. "Blood Rush" is a compelling addition to Anna Salman's musical repertoire, showcasing her vocal prowess and ability to weave intricate narratives that resonate universally. As Anna continues to carve her path in the music industry, this latest single is a testament to her evolving artistry and unwavering commitment to sharing authentic stories through the language of music. Instagram Facebook

  • Red Reign Can’t Seem to Get Their Love in Order on “No Peace No Love”

    Will the Virginia outfit be able to sort their love problems out? With their latest single, “No Peace No Love,” rock n’ roll outfit Red Reign continues to show why they need to be on your rotation if they aren’t already. Hailing from Richmond, Virginia, their latest project is a gripping and visceral journey through life’s dizzying highs and maddening lows. Never one to shy away from difficult topics, “No Peace No Love,” along with its parent album “Don’t Look Back,” showcases both artistic depth and an expansive vision from Red Reign. Their willingness to speak on issues close to their hearts proves that you don’t have to forsake your values to make hit releases. Leaving indelible marks on the music scene with every standout release, Red Reign is comprised of Carlton “Bubba” McMichael(vocals/guitar), Sammy Lee (drums), Larry Moore (bass), and Stevie Shred(guitar). Utilizing a chemistry rare even by industry standards, these dynamic musicians have consistently brought the best out in each other, providing an electrifying underlying energy that has ultimately proven infectious for fans everywhere. Having come together in a special way to release their “Don’t Look Back,” Red Reign has once again continued pushing the limits of their artistic excellence. Beginning with defiant chants of the phrase, “No Peace No Love,” is an angsty yet powerful release that exquisitely captures the frustration of a person whose lover just isn’t holding up their side of the deal. Add in a powerhouse electric guitar performance along with powerful, reverberating drums for the instrumental performances, and it’s no surprise that you get goosebumps when McMichael drops lines like “Always crying, you can never tell the truth” and “Can’t you see, you’ve got me fooled.” Red Reign has once again shown that they’re here to stay, and if they keep their current momentum going, the artistic heights they will reach will be dizzying. Red Reign’s latest release, “No Peace No Love,” is a beautiful standalone offering but also serves as a perfect herald for their explosive new album “Don’t Look Back.” Whenever you’re ready, tap in and stream Red Reign’s latest release, “No Peace No Love,” on all majour streaming platforms. Welcome to BuzzMusic, Red Reign! We loved “No Peace No Love;” we had to ask! Where did the inspiration for this album come from? This is a fun song about a happy partner and a happy life. So when you are ready for intimacy, make sure you and your partner are on the same page because if you are arguing, then it’s NO peace, NO LOVE! What was your favorite part of the creative process of bringing your vision for “No Peace No Love” to life? Well, Bubba wrote the song and brought in the parts for the band to hear.  My favorite part of the process was when David Ivory (Producer) put the pieces together to make the song what it is today. What do you all think is the most important feature for an artist to have? I think artists must be true to themselves and stick to their beliefs. You can get caught up on what your audience “wants” to hear rather than letting your creativity be the main ingredient for your songs. What goals would you like to achieve through your music? Well, I am fortunate to say I have achieved all my goals so far, BUT I would like to play more shows, especially in places we have never been before, and continue to spread our music globally. What’s next for Red Reign? Can We expect to hear more new music soon, and is there anything you want to say to your fans? At this point, we are concentrating on live shows for 2024. After that, we hope to release new music.  I thank everyone who supports music/bands like Red Reign. Also, thank you for your support. Instagram Facebook

  • Lamposts Brings Meaning To The Masses In New Album, “Don’t Follow”

    Hailing from Irvine, CA, is singer-songwriter and musician Lamposts with his latest work of art, the conceptual 10-track album Don't Follow. Lamposts' music career is nothing short of impressive. James Peter Pham Carroll started taking piano lessons by age seven, later writing his songs at ten. A few years later, he got his first guitar and started playing in bands in his late 20s. From there, he's pumped out music as a solo musician and under the moniker Lamposts, as seen in his latest 10-track album, Don't Follow. The album opens with the reflective and soothing intro track, "Armageddon," kicking off with spacey, reverbed guitar melodies that fade and drone in the background alongside James' soothing yet haunting vocals. We love the alternative appeal in this song, infusing the album with a cinematic and thought-provoking experience from the get-go. It's a gentle yet slightly melancholy song that perfectly highlights Lamposts' artistic versatility. Taking us by surprise is the album's second track, "Don't You Hesitate," pouncing through the speakers with a heavy rock rumble, unleashing the beast inside. This track acts as an interlude, being only 56 seconds long but a powerful 56 seconds. With elements reminiscent of System Of A Down and an alluring alternative rock vocal flair, Lamposts instantly grabs our attention and doesn't let go. Tossing us into track number three, "Try Your Very Best," Lamposts ups the vibe with a lighter, rhythmic, alternative rock feel while blessing the speakers with his melodic vocals. As Lamposts reminds us to try our best and conquer, he switches the vibe into a heavy metal atmosphere with scorching guitars and pounding drums. This song is incredibly dynamic, switching from light and sweet to heavy and gritty in a split second, and we're locked in for the ride. Reaching the album's fourth track, "Delusions," we're met with a cinematic piano melody alongside a striking string section for a more organic, emotional edge. While James' soothing vocals only appear almost two minutes in, he perfectly sends listeners into a comforting lullaby alongside the smoothest instrumentals. It's an emotional song packed with the fear of delusions and how they alter our view of reality, leaving listeners with something to think about. In track number five, "Fanatics," we're met with another shorter song, but one that feels like a raw expression of pent-up emotions. While the track kicks off with a bright and beaming guitar riff alongside rumbling drums, James' composed and animated vocals gradually build into this animalistic, primal, and angsty scream that unleashes everything he's been holding in. It's one minute and forty seconds of pure, unrivaled musical therapy. In the 24-second "Interlude," on track six, we hear what sounds like an introduction at a show, introducing listeners to the musical stylings of the virgin, SLAM. But, in his own words, although he's still a virgin, "I'm still heterosexual," adding a dash of humor and personality to the record. That leads us to the last bunch of tracks, with song seven, "Wizard Possession," opening with insatiable energy and a tight-knit groove. It's a major throwback into the late 80s rock scene with high-tempo drums, crunchy guitar riffs, and James' chant-worthy vocals that summon all the energy and power possible. It's a truly exciting track that leaves us banging our heads and locked into Lamposts' fiery performance, closing the song with a bang. Moving onto the album's eighth track, Lamposts leads us to "War" with a deeply introspective, thought-provoking listening experience. While the battle drums rumble through the speakers, James' hazy vocals follow while cautioning listeners about the forthcoming brutality and violence. It's a chilling song that's slightly eerie and deeply engaging, prompting the listener's fight or flight mode and preparing them for the battle of their lives. Reaching track nine, "The Hawk," Lamposts opens the song on a dreary, melancholy note infused with the reflective, mysterious elements of quality alternative music. It's a solemn lullaby for the lonely wanderer that gradually expands in grit and emotion to up the ominous vibes. This low-groaning instrumental forces the listener into a deep, aching experience with heavy-hearted tones that infuse the song with a certain moodiness, one that's truly irresistible. All is said and done on the album's tenth and final track, "Somehow," calmly opening with James' reverbed vocals and a thick baseline oozing with anticipation for what's to come. It's another ominous and mysterious track that lets listeners find their meaning, thanks to its darker mood and heavy emotion. Lamposts gradually expands the song toward the outro, closing it with the addition of sci-fi-like synths for a dash of modernity, perhaps hinting at a post-apocalyptic future that's not so far away. Overall, Lamposts provided an epic listening experience in the new 10-track album, Don't Follow. It's a diverse, dynamic record that'll keep you on the edge of your seat with each transition. Find the new album by Lamposts on all digital streaming platforms. Welcome to BuzzMusic, Lamposts, and congratulations on your new album ‘Don't Follow.’ What experiences or themes inspired you to create this unique project? Primarily being 26. Then I played in a band, lived with a bandmate, and made music with guys I didn’t know.  All the while smoking a whole lot of weed, drinking, and being irresponsible with my mental health. How is Don't Follow different from your previous albums? What makes this project stand out? It’s different because it is born mostly from ideas. “The Robe” contributed the rough sketches; later, I made them comprehensive.  Some of these songs had never been played. Which song from Don't Follow is your personal favorite and why? What do you enjoy most about it? “To Armageddon”. It’s nice to be intimate, but it doesn’t work if the words are not close to your heart. That song is. Could you explain the significance of the last three songs on Don't Follow? In your words, how do "War," "The Hawk," and "Somehow" close the album? “War” was born from reading about armed conflict, specifically the World Wars, the Vietnam War, and Desert Storm.  Also focuses on figureheads like Hitler and Ghengis Khan. Reading violent/visceral material, trying to comprehend why anyone would want to act that way. “The Hawk” is about the brutality of the natural world; and how human civilization compares to the savagery of the wild kingdom. “Somehow” was a jam the drummer and I played once, one afternoon, years before the recording.  Remembering how we connected innocently and wanting to preserve that. What was your goal regarding the listener's experience with Don't Follow? What did you want listeners to take away? I had no intent whatsoever, but if you want simplification, I wanted to be famous through “The Robe.”  Unfortunately, I could not reconcile between writing something for money and writing something for integrity.  I suppose it toes that line without being conscious of it. Instagram Facebook

  • Grace Carey-Hill Tries To Bridge The Emotional Divide on Her Emotional Release “Ily”

    Why do people say one thing when their actions don’t say the same? At the tender age of twenty-four, Grace Carey-Hill has been steadily establishing herself as a  compelling force and standout talent in the music industry. With her artistic identity residing somewhere between the dynamic intersection of R&B and Pop music, Carey-Hill has thus far marched to the beat of her drum, refusing to compromise her artistic vision. The results have been nothing short of a revelation, and if this talented artist can fulfill her massive potential, we’ll have a superstar on our hands. Born and raised in a place known worldwide as the “City of Angels,” Carey-Hill continues to be a testament to why Los Angeles is known for its abundance of musical talent. In many ways, a beating heart of creativity, what sets Grace Carey-Hill apart is her ability to transcend genre boundaries. Effortlessly blending the classic soulfulness of bygone eras with a contemporary flair that’s uniquely her own, she now fittingly resides in the “Music City” of Nashville, Tennessee, where she’s once again poised to take her career to greater heights. Grace Carey-Hill’s release “ily” is a heart-melting offering that promises to tug on your heartstrings with each listen. The instrumental performance is soft and minimalistic, with gentle piano keys and snares providing the backbone of the soundscape. Carey-Hill’s tender vocals are smooth, dripping off each note like honey and fully immersing you in this release. Lyrics like “You know space is bad for me if it made you cry then why’d you leave” hit you straight in your feels, giving you a glimpse into Carey-Hill’s soul as she tries to bridge the emotional divide between her and her lover. Carey-Hill has established herself as a master of the emotional realm, and on “ily,” she continues to show her prowess as one of the most exciting artists today. As Grace Carey-Hill’s musical journey unfolds like a lyrical novel, releases like “ily” continue to show why she should be on your radar. Whenever you’re ready, tap in and stream Grace Carey-Hill’s release “ily”, out now on all majour streaming platforms. Welcome to BuzzMusic, Grace Carey-Hill! We loved "ily," we had to ask! What was the inspiration behind this release? Were you drawing from personal experience? I tend to overthink relationships and their endings. I get caught up in needing closure and the whole messy process that comes with it. I'll spend forever trying to find the perfect way to put everything into words. When we started "ily," it seemed like just saying those three words could sum it all up. But easier said than done, right? What was your favorite part of the creative process for making this release? Getting into the groove of songwriting for this release was so special to me. Those spontaneous moments of inspiration that hit when you least expect them. I remember when a melody pops into your head out of nowhere or when the perfect lyrics seamlessly translate all of the entangled thoughts in my head. Collaborating with Josh Zegan is always another highlight. Bouncing ideas around, experimenting with different sounds, and watching the song evolve into something more significant than the sum of its parts - that collaborative energy is just unbeatable. Plus, seeing the initial spark of an idea grow into a full-fledged track is incredibly rewarding. What does music mean to you, and what do you think is the most valuable skill for a musician to have? Music is the only language I genuinely understand; it's how I navigate and comprehend myself and the world around me. It serves as a mirror in a way that words alone often fall short. It provides solace and understanding when the complexities of life become too much to articulate. In the realm of musicianship, I believe the most valuable skill one can have is the ability to collaborate. Music is a communal art form; the magic often happens when diverse talents and perspectives come together. The exchange of ideas, the fusion of different musical styles, and the collective effort to create something meaningful can lead to compositions that resonate on a profound level. Also, a musician's willingness to explore, discover, and evolve is crucial. Embracing new genres, experimenting with sounds, and pushing creative boundaries help you grow as an artist and contribute to a deeper understanding of yourself and those around you. If your audience could take one thing away from your music, what would you want it to be? I want listeners of my music to find solace and joy in my music. I remember hearing artists like Taylor Swift or Tori Kelly for the first time and thinking, "How did she put everything I felt into words? She sees me." I think moments like that between musician and listener are powerful beyond words. Someone gets you and feels as happy, lost, broken, etc., as you do. I want my music to be the anthem for someone or the thing that makes someone finally say they're worth more. I want them to see a friend in my art. What's next for Grace Carey-Hill? Can we expect to hear more new music soon, and is there anything you want to say to your fans? I am building some tour dates for the upcoming year and some new music! I am so excited for what's ahead and grateful for the people who listened to my music. Thank you! Instagram Twitter

  • Jaonere Navigates the Many Tricky Pitfalls of Relationships On “See Me”

    Why can’t we just say how we feel instead of playing games? Deep in London’s vibrant music scene's beating heart, Jaonere emerged as a  compelling and exciting artistic voice. Seamlessly weaving influences from rock, Motown, hi-life, and 90s R&B into a cohesive sound, Jaonere’s signature vocals and artistic flair continue to serve him well on his musical journey. One thing's certain as we celebrate the start of the new year. Jaonere’s ready to kick it up another notch, positioning himself for a monster year in 2024. As so often is the case with artists of his caliber, Jaonere’s love affair with music started early before his talents blossomed later. Fuelled both by the rich exposure to music he had during his formative years and his penchant for genuine, introspective, and thoughtful releases, Jaonere has created a musical identity that feels completely natural and true to himself. This is a majour reason his music has resounded with his audiences; his music feels honest, lending a feeling of relatability and emotional connection to his releases. Jaonere’s latest release, “See Me,” is the latest in a long list of examples of why the London artist should be on your musical radar. The instrumentals give a bit of a 90s R&B vibe mixed with a tinge of old-school hip-hop, meshing perfectly with Jaonere’s vocal performance. The lyrics and Jaonere’s performance also leave nothing to be desired, as he tenderly sings lines like “It’s too late for these words baby / You can’t always have it your way.” Overall, “See Me” is an emotionally gripping release that shows the continued artistic ascension of one of the most exciting prospects in the industry. “See Me” is an emotionally charged and compelling release that sees the talented artist navigate the seemingly infinite complexities of a relationship. Whenever you’re ready, tap in and stream Jaonere’s new release, “See Me,” on all majour streaming platforms. Instagram Facebook

  • Midnight Miles Continue To Show Their Pure, Unadulterated Love for Rock n’ Roll With Their Latest Release, “What I Need”

    The Montreal musicians continue to inch closer to rock n’ roll perfection, release after release. With a nostalgic yet modern approach to classic rock, Montreal-based band Midnight Miles has turned their mission to add a fresh spin to timeless rock n’ roll into a resounding success. Whether embarking on a countryside adventure or navigating city streets, the band’s spirited instrumentals, free-wheeling guitars, and overall liberating vibe make their music the perfect soundtrack for a road trip with your friends. Having enjoyed a successful 2023 off the back of standout releases like “No Good” and “What You Need,” this talented band will surely deliver more great tunes this year. At the core of Midnight Miles’s sound is an irresistible sense of fun and allure. These musicians love what they’re doing, which shows in their music. Their unadulterated passion for rock n’ roll shines through in every song, making each Midnight Mile release feel special in its own right. As their impressive discography grows, they’ve walked the fine line of staying true to their sound and passion while continuing to innovate and stay current. While this is not an ordinary feat, the most impressive thing about Midnight Miles remains their pure love for rock n’ roll, and this dedication will continue to serve them well. Midnight Miles extends its streak of catchy releases with its latest offering, “What I Need.” As expected, “What I Need” is a vintage Midnight Miles performance. The instrumental performance feels wild, uninhibited, and free, leaving you feeling giddy. As they ecstatically belt lyrics like the instantly iconic “Come along now over here, you got what I need!”, their energy makes you feel soaring. So this is what mastery of their craft feels like. Midnight Miles has ended 2023 on a strong note, and we’re expecting big things from them in 2024. Midnight Miles’s latest release, “What I Need,” is the latest in a streak of captivating offerings that perfectly capture the spirit of classic rock and roll. Whenever you’re ready, tap in and stream Midnight Miles’s latest release, “What I Need,” on all majour streaming platforms. Instagram Facebook

  • Hani Abadi Watches Time and Memories Fade Away On His New Release “Dementia”

    It’s so tough to watch the people you love lose precious memories of life. Driven by a burning artistic desire to connect with his audience through the power of emotions, Hani Abadi has never been an artist who lets himself be boxed in. With cultural ties to the Middle East, historic Yugoslavia (which no longer exists on the world map), and the California Bay Area where he now resides, Hani Abadi’s wide variety of cultural influences has resulted in a string of releases that are as artistically compelling as they are unique. As 2023 draws close, this talented musician’s future looks bright into the new year. Another thing that stands out about Hani Abadi is the fact that he’s truly a musician’s musician. The appreciation with which he describes the acts that influenced (and to some degree defined) certain aspects of his formative years is almost reverential. Whether he’s talking about Metallica’s iconic “Master of Puppets” or Wagner’s famous classic “Ride of the Valkyries” (among others), you can see the love and nostalgia Hani Abadi feels when he recounts listening to them. His love for music is practically boundless, and when it’s so apparent in his releases, love becomes infectious. “Dementia,” from Hani Abadi’s recently released album “Tiamat,” continues the rich musical legacy he has been steadily building. The lead single and first song from “Tiamat,” “Dementia,” was inspired by Hani Abadi’s late grandfather, who grappled with it daily. In many ways, “Dementia” feels like the perfect tribute; it feels personal and special. There’s a beautiful wistfulness in Hani Abadi’s vocal performance and a resolute yet doleful instrumental performance; lines like “The past starts to fade / He turns from a man to a child / In the blink of an eye” cut straight to the heart. Hani Abadi’s latest release, “Dementia,” is a beautifully wistful and nostalgic release that provides a little window into Hani Abadi’s musical soul. Whenever you’re ready, tap in and stream “Dementia,” out now on all majour platforms. Also, check out Hani Abadi’s recently released album “Tiamat” on all majour platforms. Instagram

  • From Country Roads To City Streets, Andrea Jean Embraces The “City Girl Magic”

    The singer-songwriter and versatile recording artist Andrea Jean is embracing the urban lifestyle with her latest anthemic single, "City Girl Magic." Having performed across the country since 2017, taking the stage at shows like Ring of Fire, The Medora Musical, Divas Through Decades, and venues like the Listening Room Cafe in Tennessee and Rockwood Music Hall in NYC, Andrea Jean is taking the indie music scene by storm. Often called an Urban Cowgirl, her tunes range from folk and country to pop and blues. In her latest single, "City Girl Magic," Andrea Jean soaks in the busy city lights and the hustle and bustle while her smooth, authentic vocals serenade listeners with pristine vibes. Jean is back in the studio working on her upcoming EP in 2024. Until then, feast your ears on this uplifting anthem for country girls turned city crawlers. "City Girl Magic" opens with a bright, twangy, country-infused lap steel guitar alongside warm acoustic guitar melodies, upbeat percussion, and Andrea Jean's radiant vocals. While expressing her desire for bright lights, fast days, and late nights, Jean realizes that this undying love comes from the city girl inside her, constantly looking for the next adventure outside the small-town roads. As Andrea Jean continues embracing her inner urban calling, the power in her vocals expands to bring her message home: she's welcoming the magical city lifestyle and ready to take on a new chapter of her life. "The city has magic, now so do I," she passionately expresses, closing the song with excitement for what's to come. It only gets slightly better than a meaningful, upbeat song about moving onward and upward. Andrea Jean, we welcome you to city life and are ready to see what musical creations come out of it. Find Andrea Jean's new single, "City Girl Magic," on all digital streaming platforms. Welcome to Buzz, Andrea Jean! We love the uplifting and refreshing nature of your recent single, "City Girl Magic." What experiences inspired you to create a song about embracing city life? When I was 18, I left my hometown and moved to Chicago for college without knowing a single soul. This move was pivotal in creating my deep love for the big city. As a little girl, I always said I would live in New York City- mainly from the movies I would watch and the songs written about how magical it was. Chicago was closer to home, but the vibes were kindred. I lived there for nine years of young adulthood, discovering who I was and adapting to city life. Fast forward to 2023, and I finally made the even more significant move to NYC. These experiences are where "City Girl Magic" was created. For a song that welcomes the fast-paced nature of city life, why did you choose to keep the instrumentals more relaxed and country-infused for "City Girl Magic?" As I discover who I am as an artist more and more, I realize what genre I want to sing and belong in. Country folk with a bit of pop is what stirs my heart and comes most naturally to me when writing new songs. "City Girl Magic" has that country sound while using a cool slide guitar and brief stops in music to create movement and energy. I love mixing these concepts, which is why I coined calling myself an "Urban Cowgirl." How do you hope "City Girl Magic" impacts your audience, especially those experiencing transitions and adventures similar to yours? I hope anyone making a scary or life-altering move to a bigger city can listen to this song and feel seen. I want it to excite those who listen to it so much that they can picture themselves walking down the street among the bright city lights. I hope that they can feel the amazing magic a big city brings- the same magic I had to write a song about. I hope "City Girl Magic" inspires any little girl who listens to dreams even more significantly. What was your favorite part about creating "City Girl Magic?" What aspects of the process did you enjoy most? I wrote this song while living in Chicago, recorded it in Tennessee, and released it in New York City. Each stage of the song belonged to a different city in the US; I think that's one of my coolest parts. I also loved hearing different aspects, especially the slide guitar, get added to the song. It brought the song to life. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did making it! Should we expect to hear "City Girl Magic" on your upcoming EP in 2024? What should we anticipate from that project? Yes, "City Girl Magic" will be on my upcoming EP! I'm so excited about this release. The other songs on the EP narrate different parts of me and lyrically give you insight into who I am as a woman. The EP has an overall folk and country vibe, with some instrumentals you have yet to hear, including piano! It will be out in the Spring of 2024. Instagram Facebook

  • ElementxL Protects His Peace On His Groovy New Release “Hold Up”

    The Australian artist continues to impress with his genre-defying hits. Using music as a canvas from which he paints intimate pictures of his introspection and personal pain, ElementxL is one of the most intriguing talents in the current music scene. Hailing from Eora in beautiful Sydney, Australia, this exciting artist has built a sound between genres, incorporating multiple influences like a painter mixing colors on their palette. The year might be coming to a close soon, but where the future is concerned, ElementxL’s forecast looks exceedingly bright. By effortlessly incorporating sounds like alternative Hip-Hop, R&B, blues, and more, ElementxL has transformed into a musical shapeshifter with a little something for everyone. Smooth choruses, breathtaking guitar, witty lyricism, and more are some of the hallmarks of an ElementxL release. With standout releases like his “RAIN FREESTYLE” building major buzz, it’s fair to say that ElementxL’s releases live up to the hype. Having released his track “NOSEBLEED” last month to critical and general acclaim, ElementxL isn’t showing any signs of slowing down soon. “Holding Up” is one of those exciting releases that belies the artistic prowess of an artist who is triumphantly on the rise and operating at the peak of his significant creative powers. “Hold Up” is a release that grapples with issues like romance that have been heavily explored, but as ElementxL has shown thus far, he can do so freshly and excitingly. As ElementxL passionately sings lines “no peace, quiet, and no rest"” and exclaims, “Hold Up!” he alludes to something not often addressed by his contemporaries; restraint and strength in solitude until someone worthy and worthwhile comes his way. “Hold Up” is, in typical ElementxL style, a genre-bending delight that’ll have you jamming along in no time. Whenever you’re ready, tap in and stream ElementxL’s latest release, “Hold Up”, on all majour streaming platforms. Wow, you’ve been on a hot streak lately! We had to ask, what inspired this latest run of releases? Thank you so much! I had a pretty crazy year, being diagnosed with an auto-immune disease in March. When I was in hospital, I had a lot of time to reflect on life, and I committed myself to chase my dream more than ever. So, I’ve been inspired to keep creating and releasing as much music as possible! No more getting in my way with self-doubt. What was the vision behind “Hold Up,” and what was your favorite part of the creative process for this release? The vision behind “HOLD UP” was to create an honest and accurate track. I wanted the instruments to be pretty minimal, and I wanted the guitar to be a big part of the track. It is my most vulnerable release to date and is about one of the lowest points in my life – being stuck in a toxic relationship that I felt trapped in and coming out of it realizing how much better off my life is away from that person. You also released an accompanying music video for “Hold Up,” right? Where did the inspiration behind that video come from? Yeah! I released a video, shot by my friend Sandra Alarcon, to accompany the single. We shot the clip on my rooftop in Sydney city. We wanted the video to be as raw and authentic as possible and thought performing the song on my apartment rooftop captured the personal essence of the track well. We also thought it looked fantastic with the views! What’s been the favorite part of your musical journey so far? My favorite part of my musical journey has been playing live shows around Australia. I was lucky enough to headline a few venues in Sydney with my last project, and I can’t wait to get back on stage as ElementxL. I plan to start playing shows again in 2024! What’s next for ElementxL? Can we expect to hear more new music soon, and is there anything you want to say to your fans? I have much more music on the way and plan to release a single every month! I appreciate the love I’ve received so far, inspiring me to keep creating. I want to share a fresh and authentic sound that people may not have heard. I’m so excited to meet you all at my live shows in 2024! Instagram Facebook

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