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Tory Lanez had fans at the edge of their seats when he announced his latest project, Alone At Prom (Deluxe). His curated set of nostalgic visuals posted on social media is a nod to the album's sound and essence, a reflection of its adventure into the classic style of 80s R&B. With 21 total tracks and top-notch features from acts like Yoko Gold, Trippie Redd, and Tee, the album steers away from contemporary hip-hop and leans more towards Lanez's impressive vocal abilities while channeling inspiration from iconic R&B greats. Shortly after the album was announced, Lanez posted an image of its artwork — a beautiful portrait of his dear friend, the late Alexa Alita. "...a close friend to me and so many, a beautiful soul, and the muse that revolutionized Alone At Prom," Tory shared in a caption. From every angle, Alone At Prom (Deluxe) is layered with meaning. Lanez perfectly weaves themes of love and lust (and the thin line between them) while showcasing his artistic versatility through retro production flairs and otherwordly vocal performances. It might be his most impactful album yet, and it's about to take the contemporary R&B scene by the horns. Our favorite track? While we've been bumping "Hurts Me" with Yoko Gold and Trippie Redd for months now, we must give it to "Sex Anonymous." It oozes with chilling, sensual lyrics from Tory's smooth vocal performance, and the solid verse from his brother, Yoko Gold, is the juicy cherry on top. Yoko's rhythmic and cheeky bars, paired with Tory's alluring vocals, make this track an easy number one. So, which is your favorite? Treat yourself to one of Tory Lanez's most conceptual projects to date, a deep-dive into 80s R&B rounded out with the magic of modern production. Find Alone At Prom (Deluxe) on all digital streaming platforms.

When you're stuck on the side of the road, you might make the best of it. That's precisely what passionate folk singer-songwriter Heather Thomas does in her latest single, "Stuck On The Side Of The Road." It's a tune that hits you like a breath of fresh air, a wild and thrilling journey that doesn't just make you tap your foot but invites you to dance through life's curveballs. If you're curious about Heather Thomas, well, she's not your average musician; she's the kind of drummer who can learn an entire set in a day, play like she's been part of the band for years, and then switch gears to rip a killer funk tune or lay down the perfect groove for a singer-songwriter. Her musical journey took her across the country, touring with the likes of Mary Lambert (yes, the Grammy-nominated artist from "Same Love" fame) and opening for big shots like Gavin DeGraw, Train, Pharrell, and Ariana Grande. But Heather wasn't content just sitting behind the drum kit. She delved into songwriting with an intensity that's hard to match. The result? Heartfelt folk tunes and intricate rock numbers have an uncanny ability to stick in your head for days. In "Stuck On The Side Of The Road," passion oozes from every note. The song explodes with intricate storytelling details that paint a larger-than-life picture. Heather's smooth vocals cascade over a backdrop of country and folk-inspired instrumentation, bringing the essence of the track to life. You can hear the soul she pours into it, and the emotions in her timbres are nothing short of evocative and profound. Now, let's talk about the guitars and drums. The guitars in this track are like a thunderstorm on the horizon, brewing with energy and raw power. They add a mid-tempo sense of urgency and anticipation to the song as you feel each strum in your core. On the other hand, the drums are the track's heartbeat, keeping the rhythm steady and propelling the song forward with an infectious groove. Together, they create a sonic landscape that's not just catchy; it's downright irresistible. So, when life leaves you stranded, don't fret. Just hit play on "Stuck On The Side Of The Road," and let Heather Thomas' musical prowess take you on a wild, edgy, and fun journey. It's a musical escape you won't want to end. Welcome to BuzzMusic, Heather Thomas! "Stuck On The Side Of The Road" is a captivating single with intricate storytelling, and we're here for it. Please tell us more about the inspiration behind this song and what you hope listeners take away from it. Thank you! I started writing this song in the back of a broken-down van in the parking lot of a Value Village thrift store in Seattle. As a drummer, you pretty much have to have a van, and as a full-time musician, there's a good chance you're not going to be able to get one of those fancy new ones, so I've had a long line of old vans break down on me over the years. My current van is my 8th or maybe even 9th! Before I rewrote the song with my friend Nick Foster, I used to say, "This is the most pathetic song I ever wrote," because it used to end with, "But I have been here before, and there's no one left to help." I wanted a more uplifting ending for both the song and myself. We worked it around until the bridge encouraged us to "put on your jacket, call up a friend, figure out why this keeps happening." I feel like the message of the song and the lesson I've been learning through these near-constant car troubles is that you don't want to wait until you're broken down to do something about it; you want to look at why the patterns in your life are occurring: what are the ways you invite specific scenarios in, and what is the actual issue beneath it all that needs to be addressed? For me, it meant I had to commit to fixing the problems before they got too bad and be proactive about care and maintenance (I'm not just talking about vehicles here)! I hope listeners remove the feeling that they have everything they need to face your problems and that you have people who can help when needed. You bring a unique perspective to your music as a talented drummer and singer-songwriter. How do your experiences as a drummer influence your songwriting and the way you approach rhythm and groove in your songs? My melodies tend to have a powerful rhythmic cadence, and the groove to my singing comes from my foundation as someone whose job is to "keep the beat." Drummers make great songwriters, and I would love to see more drummers pursue using their voices in music. A lot of my melodies start to feel like "hooks" because I'll sing something over and over until I like the flow of the whole thing, even if that means adjusting lyrics to fit the rhythm of the melody or changing the rhythm so that the words have an emphasis to them that makes them feel like natural speech patterns. When in doubt, I say the lyrics out loud, pay attention to where my voice naturally emphasizes, and use that to guide where my lyrics land on strong beats versus weak beats. What can you tell us about the creative process? How did this song come to life, and were there any key members in making this song come to fruition? A song idea will usually start with a short lyric that already has the start of a melody to it. This song was probably as simple as singing "stuck on the side of the road" when you set up the first lyric. Naturally, something wants to follow or answer it, like "nowhere to go but home, no way to get there." The best songs usually come out of something emotional that's happening in my life at that moment, so feeling despair over a vehicle that I can't get to start and don't know how I'll pay for the repair, that's the feeling you can't just get out of, you have to sit with it for a while before it resolves. Some of the best songs come out of feelings you wish would pass but that you can't get out of without some pain and discomfort. Songs can help you process what you're feeling, what's got you sad, happy, crazy, or whatever you're feeling. I mentioned my friend Nick Foster helped me rewrite the song. He had been a roommate of mine when I first moved to Seattle and was very influential in inspiring me to write my music. I loved how it felt when we'd sit in the living room and go around singing each others' songs, adding harmonies, and singing the choruses together. I wanted to give other people that same feeling of being connected to someone else's story through their vulnerability. So when I felt like I wanted the song to have more of an uplifting ending to it, I brought it to him, and we turned the old chorus into the pre-chorus, added a new chorus, and the bridge, which has the most encouraging lyrics of the whole song. Another person who helped the song come to life was producer Sheldon Gomberg, who took on the project at Carriage House Studios in Silver Lake, Los Angeles. I didn't think he'd take me on; he was working with Ben Harper, Charlie Musselwhite, and other high-caliber artists, but I caught him during the pandemic when fewer people were trying to record at studios. We somehow lined up with that little pocket of time between variants after folks had been vaccinated, but before they locked everything back down for who knows how long. Sheldon brought in an incredible team, from engineer (or wizard, I'm not sure which) Kevin Smith, guitarist Fred Tackett (of Little Feat), Gabe Witcher (Punch Brothers) on violin, Scott Gates on mandolins, Chris Rolontz on upright bass, Will Gramling on keys. I played drums, ukulele, percussion, and vocals. They are all incredible session players, and I was thrilled with the sounds we were getting. We tracked drums, bass, and guitar together and overdubbed the rest, so the main tracks have a real settled-in feel from playing in the room together. The Seattle music scene is known for its diversity and vibrancy. How has being a part of this scene influenced your musical journey and how you approach your craft? One thing I love about Seattle is the total focus on original music. You only see people playing in cover bands; sometimes, all songwriters and groups of friends write together. Plus, there's great music in many genres, from funk, jazz, Latin, blues, and country to psych rock, indie rock, pop, and electronic music. And when you're part of a scene like that, you get to play a lot of different styles with folks of all different backgrounds. From my earliest days in the scene, I was able to make music my main focus and was fully supporting myself as a musician within a few years. I feel like bands in Seattle don't sound like each other; every band has such a unique sound, even as players from one band may play in 4-5 other groups. The vibe is very collaborative, and musicians incredibly support each other. When I think of the Seattle scene, I think of an endless array of excellent friends and inspiring people. It's an extraordinary place to be and to be from, and I'm so grateful to be a part of the Seattle story. I live in Nashville now, which is another incredible scene for music. I love all the artists I play with out here and the opportunities I have access to, and it's so exciting to see so many friends and colleagues making great strides at the local and international levels. What's next for Heather Thomas? Are there any upcoming projects or collaborations we should look forward to after "Stuck On The Side Of The Road"? After I release Stuck on the Side of the Road on November 17th, I will continue releasing songs from the upcoming album Dig On Down, which I hope to release in 2024. I aim to press the 12-song album to vinyl and work on traveling with the Heather Thomas Band. I've also got plenty of projects and tours with other acts coming up, plus you never know what other things are forming in the background! I'm excited to have new music out; it felt like it had been a long time since I had something ready to share, and the new album has so many different sounds and vibes that will be brand new to people's ears. I'm grateful that I'm at a place where I can start sharing it! From the album Dig On Down by Heather Thomas, Stuck on the Side of the Road will be available on all streaming platforms on November 17th. Instagram

Taking the country music scene by the horns, Ryan Waters Band, led by Tennessee-based artist Ryan Waters, releases what might be their most poignant single to date titled "Fireplace." The new track and accompanying music video directed by Sean Rogers is the band's first release after landing an exciting partnership with the Madden brothers and their label, MDDN. Having quickly risen to fame through social media platforms and amassing an impressive following, The Ryan Waters Band has showcased immense versatility through hits like "Creek Don't Rise," "Tomorrow's Not Tonight," and "Chevrolet You Down." The momentum continues with the band's latest release. "Fireplace" pairs Ryan's deepest emotions with clear-cut storytelling for a profoundly engaging listening experience. While capturing the essence of tough breakups and missing a past lover's warmth as the nights get colder, Ryan Waters confessed that he sprinkled in a bit of fiction for added depth. Still, "Fireplace" is more than a heartfelt track. It's a peak into the creative process of an artist who's unafraid to explore the ghosts of his past. The song's music video offers a touching visual, beautifully edited by Baggio Barf, showing Ryan singing in an empty barn over an old piano, roaming the farm, and going through the motions while confessing what's really on his mind. If one thing's for sure, his ability to turn real-life narratives into a meaningful, impactful song is remarkable. As he continues pushing the boundaries of contemporary country music, The Ryan Waters Band's recent signing with MDDN is just the beginning of what's to come. Preparing for an acoustic tour in 2024, the band is eager to release a compilation of acoustic versions of their original songs and covers. While we wait for that, find "Fireplace" on all digital streaming platforms and catch the music video on YouTube. Website Instagram

AK, the Midwest Baddest, is here to set the stage on fire with her latest single, "Purr." Born and raised on the unforgiving streets of Chicago, she's a rising star who knows a thing or two about overcoming the odds. Her journey began with a challenging childhood that led her into the foster care system at just four years old. But AK had bigger dreams and wasn't about to let her circumstances define her. As soon as you listen to her music, you see it's more than just notes and lyrics; it's a powerful testament to her unshakable determination. With no consistent parental guidance in her corner, she turned to the world of music as her escape and ticket to a better life. Her story is one of resilience, a beacon of hope for anyone who ever felt held back by their past. Let's talk about her intoxicating new single, "Purr." The track exudes a magnetic aura of confidence and empowerment from the get-go. With a head-nodding beat and lyrics that cut through the air like a razor blade, "Purr" is an anthem of self-assuredness that leaves an indelible mark. AK's lyrical prowess takes center stage in this track. "Spit game like EA, I got me a PA, He call me his B-AE, I make Simon do what I say" – these lines are more than words; they declare dominance. AK's delivery is a masterclass in flow and attitude, seamlessly intertwining with the captivating beat. The overall composition is a concoction of raw energy, relentless rhythm, and AK's unwavering vocal command. With each verse, the song pulses with an edgy vibe, keeping you hooked from the first note to the last. The production elevates her lyrics to new heights, creating a soundscape that's not just music but a bold, sonic statement. But AK's not just making music; she's a one-woman promotional machine, handling her business with style and flair. Interviews, tours, recognition from major platforms – she's been there and done it all. Her latest album, "Who Want It," dropped in July 2023 and continues to gain applause from a growing audience. Her journey places the power of resilience and the audacity to dream big at the top of the totem. AK is steadily making music for those who refuse to be held back by their past and dare to chase their ambitions. Get ready to see a lot more of AK in the future. We love the anthemic essence of your latest track, "Purr." The lyrics are brimming with confidence and attitude. Could you please delve into the message you hope to convey through these bold and assertive words? Purr lyrics are a sexy way of saying Respect the P.. it’s P Power, and what happens after that, you know, if you know. What personal experiences or sources of inspiration led to the creation of such a powerful track? Relationships are a big topic these days, alongside with what roles each partner should respect and take on while together. MY EXPERIENCE in life with being compared to others' past relationships made me set a standard of my interests, also knowing my worth physically and mentally. Missy - All in my grill fits the depiction Your journey and resilience are a significant part of your music. How does "Purr" reflect your personal and musical evolution? Purr reflects my personal and musical evolving because the influence of the industry is heavily flooded with sexually derogatory music from both sides, and I want to set the tone that you can be classy and sexy and passive-aggressive about what you are working with so don’t come over here trying to play me like it’s less than. The production of "Purr" elevates your entire sound to new heights. Could you please share a glimpse into the collaborative process of creating a sound that complements the song's bold message? I think another female artist would complement it well because we only know what it takes to be a women in this time with men thinking we should bring something to the table other than ourselves. These days, women are asked if it is too much to hold up when we are the glue to a lot of things and egos that walk amongst us. How do you see your music contributing to the current musical landscape and the broader conversation on empowerment and self-confidence? My music will either fit right in or stand out. I see my music evolving to feel good about yourself and everything you do music. Instagram

Sometimes, even a rose can grow in the concrete jungle. With his instantly recognizable voice and sharp, biting lyricism, Chicago’s Rossyè Lamont has long seemed destined for bigger things. Drawing inspiration from his experiences growing up in Chicago and life around him, his gritty yet relatable releases have struck a chord with audiences, turning even the biggest skeptics into fans. With an undeniable musical talent, a tireless work ethic, and determination to see his dreams through, there’s only a matter of time until this talented artist breaks through to the next level. To some extent, Rossyè Lamont always knew music would play a massive part in his life. Having started making beats for his late best friend Ace Mack when he was 12, Rossyè Lamont’s talent for rapping, songwriting, and engineering has held him in good stead. He can craft releases front to back, refusing to compromise on his artistic vision and ensuring every release meets his (admittedly high) standards. Despite his harsh surroundings, he uses his platform to empower others, lifting those in impoverished communities rather than tearing them down. Rossyè Lamont’s latest release, “Toxic Love,” shows what’s possible when an elite lyrical talent raps over a perfectly matched beat. Crisp snares and bass set the foundation for an amped-up release, and as Rossyè Lamont spits lines like “Can’t have a conversation witcha ain’t bout paper dawg (dawg) / everybody want success don’t know da shit involved (hell na)” both his charisma and drive to succeed are palpable. Referencing the tough beginnings he had to weather to get to this point, Rossyè Lamont deservedly enjoys the fruits of his hard work, taking us on a hell of a ride. Rossyè Lamont’s “Toxic Love” is an explosive and defiant celebration of overcoming one’s circumstances with hard work, hustle, and heart. Whenever you’re ready, tap in and stream Rossyè Lamont’s new release, “Toxic Love”, available now on all majour streaming platforms. Instagram

South Florida's musical sorcerers, POCKiT, have unleashed their latest sonic gem, "No Headlights," it's a musical journey like no other. This band has forged a distinct sound that effortlessly blends high-energy funk, jazz-infused grooves, blues, rock, and gospel improvisations with electrifying electro landscapes. The result is a rich, diverse, and eclectic musical tapestry that will sweep you off your feet. POCKiT comprises four talented members: Moises "Moi" Linares, Charles "Chip" Gardner, Joshua Walton, and Sebastian Pareja. Each member brings a unique cultural and sonic perspective to the group, creating a sound entirely of their own. They draw from their varied musical backgrounds and personal experiences, fusing them into a harmonious sonic experience that's as refreshing as it is mesmerizing. "No Headlights" is the lead single from part one of the two-part album "En Camino," it's a pure instrumental masterpiece. The track is a captivating blend of jazz with a modern twist, resonating with soul and nostalgia while remaining timeless. It's a sonic voyage that will soundtrack your life with an upbeat, laid-back, effortlessly cool vibe. The song welcomes you with crisp and golden sax and trumpet notes that wrap around you, setting the stage for a rhythmic tempo that'll have you grooving to the beat. Synths expand your mind, creating an otherworldly, comforting and adventurous soundscape. The line-up of musicians in POCKiT is a force to be reckoned with. Moises Linares on drums and glitchy beats, Charles "Chip" Gardner on keyboards, B3 Hammond and synthesizers, Joshua Walton on bass guitar, and Sebastian Pareja on electric guitar. Luigi Arredondo's golden tenor saxophone adds a new dimension to the music. Recorded at The Bull Studio by Drew Gonzalez and further polished by Paolo Angulo at The Heat Studio in Pembroke Pines, FL, "No Headlights" is a testament to the band's creative prowess. With their collective musical genius, they've crafted a song that transcends genres and offers a sublime listening experience. There's no doubt that POCKiT will take you on a musical adventure you won't soon forget. Instagram Facebook

It’s hard to let go sometimes, even if we know we should. With their honest, heart-grabbing lyricism and gorgeous, instantly recognizable gossamer vocals, Sari Jordan exploded onto the music scene and immediately took breaths away. Floating over tender instrumental performances like leaves gentling blowing in the wind, Jordan’s performances often cut straight through to your heart, evoking solid levels of emotions and building a deeper connection with her listeners. As this talented artist continues to shine brighter and brighter, their potential seems as limitless as the endless night sky. Born in New Jersey before ultimately spending their days and nights in New Orleans, Jordan’s musical influences are rich and varied. These diverse influences have been reflected in her musical approach, as although she has a signature sound, she’s managed to cultivate it while preventing artistic stagnation. This delicate balance has allowed Jordan to continue to perfect her sound while branching out and expanding her creative repertoire. Her releases excite and captivate but do not constantly follow the same formula, making each release feel like a tiny musical world. “Sing To The Moon” feels like an intimate love letter from Jordan in many ways. Led by a gentle piano and drums, the quaint instrumental performance is light on the ears and easily enjoyable. Jordan tenderly sings lines like “I don’t know what it means to mend / And I know I won’t hear from you soon / But ‘til then / I’ll tie up my ends,” even the coldest of hearts can’t help but thaw a little. Once again, Jordan’s raw honesty and vulnerability are on full display here, but they leave their hearts bare. It’s a beautiful release proving that Jordan is just hitting her stride. Sari Jordan’s latest release, “Sing To The Moon,” is a tender, touching release that will melt even the toughest of hearts. Whenever you’re ready, tap in and stream Sari Jordan’s new release, “Sing To The Moon,” out now on all majour streaming platforms. Instagram Facebook

We loved "Call Me By My Name". We had to ask! What was the inspiration behind this release? Were you drawing from personal experience? Thank you so much! I appreciate the listen, and it's so nice to get acquainted with you at BuzzMusic. This single was inspired by personal experience. It comes from being drawn to someone in such an electrifying way that the feelings are there and undeniable on both sides. In the song, I'm asking them not to be afraid of the past (the things they feel may haunt them) and to leap. Fear of failing does not have to be our puppeteer -- call on me and be with me. What inspired you to start making music, and what inspires you to keep doing it today? I've loved music for as long as I can remember. It was the very first thing I gravitated towards and was enamored by. My Mom and I loved listening to Celine Dion and Whitney Houston together (my original idols), and my Dad loved classic rock. As a kid, I remember standing before my parents' giant glass cabinet full of CDs and flipping through them all, picking a new one to listen to almost daily. I would hold the paper insert and memorize the lyrics, singing along to everything. Writing and singing music became my number one goal in life because, to me, it was like water and air. Today, I keep doing it because it has always brought me more joy than anything. I also believe music heals. Ultimately, yes, I want to do what I love in life, but I want to help and inspire people through that art form, as well. What was your favorite part of the creative process and bringing the vision for "Call Me By My Name" to life? During the creative process, I love that moment when the melody and the lyrics finally lock-in and click. You know, after hours upon hours of experimenting with what would work and what wouldn't, it was a fantastic feeling when "Call Me By My Name" started to match the power in its instrumentals, tones, and even vowel placement. There is nothing as incredible a feeling as laying down a soaring rock track in a studio, layering everything in, and hearing it come together... studio days are always my favorite part. It's the icing on the cake after so much trial and error. This single brought me immense joy in that creative sense. We wanted it to be powerful, and I think it is. If your fans could take one thing away from this release, what would you want it to be? Trust your gut. Feel free to rise to the next big challenge and commit to whatever you do with all you've got. Love deeply and without fear. What's next for Jordan Mericle? Can we expect to hear more new music soon, and is there anything you want to say to your fans? More new releases are on the way, for sure! You can catch my band and I touring around the live music scene in NYC. We would love to see you at the next one! To the fans, thank you for your unwavering support. I'd never be able to do this without you, and I appreciate every like/comment/post/face in the audience. They are more significant than gold to me and thank you. Instagram

What do you do when you fall? Get back up. Versatile San Diego-based recording artist Marc Oliver isn't letting setbacks stop him from dreaming, perfectly encompassing this in his latest anthemic single, "DREAMERS." Seamlessly blending R&B, rock, pop, and alternative into a dynamic sound entirely his own, Marc Oliver uses his sound to pay homage to his upbringing and the many influences that molded him. Having started piano at three and disliking it, his passion for it ignited at the age of sixteen, and it wasn't long before Oliver was recording alongside artists like Avril Lavigne and sharing stages with John Legend, Jewel, and Pat Benatar. While his previous single, "Outlaw," had us deep into the rough-around-the-edges outlaw life, his newest release, "DREAMERS," is quite different. It's a beautiful, upbeat pop song that glimmers through the speakers with inspirational lyrics that lift you out of any rut. Without further ado, let's dive in. Hitting play on "DREAMERS," we're met with soft and elegant piano melodies that gradually meet Marc Oliver's smooth and radiant vocals alongside warm percussion and light rock instrumentation. On the toe-tapping hook, Marc Oliver invites us to dream with him of a free world, a clean world, and whatever your heart truly desires. This uplifting banger continues with incredible vibes; Marc Oliver's dynamic vocal performance floods our speakers with soul on the verse while transitioning to a cheerful pop tone on the hook. And then, we have the soul-soothing bridge, blessing our speakers with a stunning saxophone solo that takes the song's spirit and passion even deeper. This anthemic, chant-worthy tune is the perfect reminder to never stop dreaming, especially in the darkest nights. Find Marc Oliver's new single, "DREAMERS," on all digital streaming platforms. You've released an uplifting tune with your newest single, "DREAMERS." What inspired you to write such an upbeat pop anthem? I do not think much when writing. I step into the moment of my vibe and emotions and write. It all came to me once I started playing these jazzy chords. I was writing a tune for us dreamers and letting everyone remember that it is okay to be a dreamer. Speaking of pop anthems, what made you transition to this bright pop sound with "DREAMERS," considering one of your previous singles, "Outlaw," leaned more towards alternative rock? It's weird for me to overthink writing or feelings when expressing myself. I know it's a norm that some writers and musicians stick to, "I usually sound like this, so I need to make it fit into my genre," But I do not feel like making music should bind yourself to a sound. I never considered doing this or that, but just writing what makes me smile. If you look back on history, think about every all-time great, and if you listen to their albums from their first to their last, the sound changes with their lives, moments, feelings, and inspirations. Everything I've been putting out sounds different, but it's still me. We can't get enough of the soulful sax solo in "DREAMERS." Can you speak on the decision to include this feature and who the talented musician is? Haha, well... We felt like something smooth would fit in perfectly, and one of my goals is to play on Saturday Night Live, so it seemed like the perfect time to place an homage to SNL... And for who it is. He is a good buddy of ours but wants to remain anonymous. But, if you catch me live, you might see him there. With a career spanning over two decades, how do you ensure that longtime listeners and new fans enjoy and resonate with your music, especially with new songs like "DREAMERS?" It has been refreshing to my listeners to keep hearing new sounds and exploring the sounds that I have been releasing. If you hear people's playlists on Spotify, they are derived from many different songs, sounds, artists, and feelings. It does not need to stick to one with any artist. To enjoy the evolution of music through the artists you love is exactly what people need and are looking for. I write and put music out because it makes me happy. That is what people are drawn to. What message did you want to convey to listeners in "DREAMERS?" How did you want the song to impact your audience? I want everyone to enjoy the moment this song gives you when you listen. It's fun, refreshing, and feels good. That is what I feel, and everyone will feel the same. Instagram

Sanjeev Dhanie's latest cover of "Wicked Game" is a haunting, bone-chilling masterpiece that'll send shivers down your spine. This guy's musical journey began during the lockdown chaos of 2020, and now he's cranking out original pieces and renditions of classic tunes that hit you like a freight train of emotions. His take on "Wicked Game," originally by Chris Isaak, is a raw, passionate reinvention of a timeless record. From the get-go, it slams you into another dimension, drenched in nostalgia and melancholy. The acoustic ballad doesn't just play in your ears; it seeps into your soul, capturing your deepest feelings with haunting vocals and icy harmonies. Dhanie's got a knack for infusing the past with a modern twist, and it's all on full display. He's on a mission to honor the vintage pop sounds of the 80s, 90s, and 2000s, and he's doing it with a contemporary edge that's impossible to ignore. Listening to "Wicked Game" by Sanjeev Dhanie will reframe how you hear music. It's like hopping in a time machine and getting lost in a world where memories and emotions collide with the present. It's music that doesn't just play; it transforms you. This cover isn't for the faint of heart; it's for those who crave music that digs deep and hits you right in the gut. Sanjeev Dhanie is a musical force to be reckoned with, and "Wicked Game" is his edgy, heart-wrenching invitation to join him on a rollercoaster ride through time and emotion. If you want to get lost in a musical vortex that'll leave you breathless, this cover is your ticket. Buckle up because it will be a wild, poignant ride. Instagram Facebook