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Are you ready to go on a journey? A dynamic performer whose releases have topped the charts of the Sirius XM Indigenous Music Countdown, Thea May has continued to impress with every release since bursting onto the scene with her acclaimed debut “Somethin’ About You.” Originating from Atikameksheng Anishnawbek in what is now known as Northern Ontario, this talented singer, and songwriter floats between the realms of pop and hip-hop, captivating listeners with a unique and entertaining sound. With her forthcoming EP Conscious set to be released soon, Thea May has somehow elevated her artistry to even greater heights, making for a listening experience you won’t quickly forget. By all accounts, a natural talent, Thea May has nonetheless worked tirelessly to improve, belying a hunger, determination, and love for music crucial for success in the industry. With breathtaking releases like “Note To Self” and “Runaway” having garnered significant buzz and acclaim, she’s well on her way to being recognized as a powerful artistic presence in the scene. Now also under renowned music supervisor and producer Scotty Taylor’s wing, Thea May’s future continues to look exceedingly bright, and we can’t wait to see how far she’s going to rise. Impassioned. Emotional. Moving; these words do not even come close to describing the sonic journey May takes you through on “Conscious.” True to its name, this EP has an introspective feel, with an interesting old-school R&B vibe at points. As lyrics like “You don't know the half of it, no / imagine if you got sick / from the only water that you had to drink” ring in the EP’s beginning on “If Only You Knew” (ft. Odario), powerful emotions immediately wash over you. It feels as if you’re reminiscing on times gone by, watching through the window as the rain falls. Thea May has always used music as a therapeutic means to cope with struggle and internal strife, and on “Conscious,” she definitely lays her heart bare. Her lyricism becomes honest and vulnerable as she becomes a soldier of love, with lines like “I won’t budge when they try to strip the love from us / TV couldn't write a better show than what's in front of us” on “Fires” showing her resolve. Although the world can be a bleak place at times, as Thea May closes “Conscious” with “World of Mine,” hopeful instrumentals and lyrics like “All I need Is to keep my peace / all I desire is mine” bring a satisfying and tranquil end to what was at times a rough journey. No matter what the world throws at her, on “Conscious,” Thea May proves that nothing and no one will keep her down. Thea May’s latest EP, “Conscious,” is a captivating, nostalgia-tinged offering that fuses pop, hip-hop, and old-school R&B influences to astounding effect. Whenever you’re ready, tap in and stream Thea May’s new release, “Conscious,” on all majour streaming platforms. Website

What if we forget our worries momentarily and just let ourselves feel? Having burst onto the scene with electrifying releases like “Blackstone,” “Le Tour,” and “QTV,” singer and songwriter Clerel has long seemed marked for bigger things. Having grown up in Doula, Cameroon, before moving to Ohio in his teens, Clerel would eventually settle in Montreal, Canada, making his stage debut and instantly impressing audiences. With his wealth of experiences and influences, Clerel has become a master of fusing competing influences in harmonious ways, skillfully blending them like colors on a master painter’s palette. Having grown up listening and grooving to everything from French variété to church hymns on his parents’ stereo, Clerel’s love for music started at an early age. After a fateful visit to the famous Stax Records Museum of American Soul, Clerel would artistically awaken and find his voice, immediately channeling it upon his move to Montreal. With his debut EP “Songs from Under a Guava Tree” receiving immediate acclaim upon its release in 2019, Clerel would generate incredible momentum for himself and hasn’t looked back since. Now gearing up for another round of fresh releases, we can’t wait to see what Clerel has in store for us next. Clerel’s latest release, “Lemon Water,” is a smooth, silky offering that will immediately get you into the groove. The instrumental performance is flawless, feeling at times ethereal and dreamy and other times more in your face, but always groovy. Featured artist Zach Zoya puts in a fantastic performance verse, but make no mistake; Clerel’s vocals still steal the show. Clerel’s soulful influences are on full display here, but he’s found a way to own it and make this sound his, one dreamy vocal at a time. Clerel’s latest release, “Lemon Water,” sees the talented artist try not to drift too far out of control, staying grounded to who he is in the pursuit of love. Instagram

The Portsmouth-based artist continues to impress with each release. Counting Easy Life, Hak Baker, and Rex Orange County among his influences, Portsmouth-based singer, rapper, and producer extraordinaire Jordan Duke has consistently found ways to stand out in a crowded industry. With a tongue-in-cheek, witty lyrical style that endeared him to worldwide audiences, Duke stays grounded and humble. A lover of music at heart, Duke’s drive to succeed is palpable in every release he puts out, and if he keeps it up, he’ll be a star in no time. One fantastic thing about Duke is that he’s always about the journey. Having played festivals across the UK (Including the Isle of Wight Festival and Victorious Festival), Duke met great people, rocked numerous stages, and elevated his artistic ability, all while having fun and doing what he loves. As he says, “Once you become content with life, everything else is just playing, right?” It’s always fascinating to see what can happen in the span of a year, but fast-forward to that period of time, and the level of artistic evolution Duke has engineered for himself is nothing short of remarkable. Duke’s new release, “Shout About,” features funky, relaxing instrumentals and is the perfect release to get you into the groove. As Duke says, “It’s two versions of myself a year apart,” and introspective lyrics like “I’ll take one step back a deep breath as I get my bearings roughly / different man from a year ago I’m aware of it trust me” definitely lend an introspective feel to this release. It’s Duke at his best: mellow instrumentals combined with a meaningful, thoughtful lyricism and razor-sharp cadence. We can’t wait to see what he’s going to do next. Jordan Duke’s new release, “Shout About,” is a charming, mellow, yet extremely groovy release that will elevate any playlist. Whenever you’re ready, tap in and stream Duke’s new release, “Shout About,” available now.

"In a world that feels so incredibly divided, we want to use our music to unite the working class on common sense issues to create meaningful change. Most reasonable people believe that healthcare is a human right, that the climate emergency requires immediate action, and that our system of government is corrupt. We need to stay focused on what benefits us all and start working together to achieve it because there is literally no time to waste." Unfortunately, in a world as advanced as ours, inequality persists, and most of us regular, non-billionaire folk are forced to fight for fair wages and protections in the workplace. By now, most of us have heard about the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes going on across the TV and movie industry for over 130 days. Brooklyn, NY, NY-based indie alt-rock band Locations are all too familiar with this fight, and they refuse to stay silent. The duo, consisting of guitarist/vocalist Niko Rummell and drummer/vocalist Thomas Whidden, are both Teamsters Local 817 Location Scouts for film and TV. Yeah, the band name is absolutely derived from their shared experience on the ground. Throughout their time making music together, they've carved out a signature guitar and drums heavy sound, featuring outspoken lyricism and an unbelievable amount of heart. And their primary objective, above all else, has in recent years become fierce advocacy for the little guy. Universal healthcare, opposition to banks funding new fossil fuel companies, combating political corruption, and defending democracy are some of the causes they've spoken for. Many have taken notice of these guys in the process. Their summer 2022 single, “Moves,” aired on popular radio stations like WFUV and WFOX, landed them a sponsorship with German audio company Sennheiser, and accrued thousands of streams on Spotify. The success of the single propelled Locations to book festival appearances at Musikfest 2023, a New Colossus Festival Summer Saturdays showcase, as well as a featured slot at NYC's go-to music hotspot, Mercury Lounge. They were also featured in HBO’s Vinyl. Most recently, they released singles in support of Extinction Rebellion NYC’s four climate demands and in support of the pro-democracy anti-corruption group Represent Us. Not bad for two young musicians from Brooklyn. Instagram

Welcome to BuzzMusic, The Glenn Glenn Sound! We loved "Bomb," We had to ask, what inspired this release? Well, the inspo behind Bomb as far as the track itself is being a fan of good music first. I listened to a lot of soundscape music when I was younger. I'm a fan of ambient, bluesy, warm guitars. This was a beat I made ten years ago, believe it or not. The song itself was made last year. I wanted to make something you could hear anywhere and reach multiple demographics. What is your favorite part of the creative process for music? My favorite part is making something and being the first to hear it before anyone else. Watching all the exact details come together piece by piece to paint a picture. What's been your favorite part of your musical journey so far? Do you have any special memories you'd like to share? My favorite part of the musical journey is playing it for the first time for someone and seeing their initial reaction. A special memory is visiting the ad for my song in Times Square, New York; that's pretty cool. I have a past of being around major artists in studios that I've interned at. What goals do you want to achieve through your music? I want to get a record deal. Me and my manager have been in talks with people. A label backing would take it to the next leave. Have a college tour and move up from there. I want to do more in the future, but that's the next step. What's next for The Glenn Glenn Sound? Can we expect to hear more new music soon, and is there anything you want to say to your fans? There's another single called Deja Vu coming out soon, the release of a song called 'Sydney Sweeney,' and hopefully an EP by the end of this year or the start of next year. I want to tell new fans to keep streaming and sharing 'Bomb.' make reels and tell your friends about the song. Read our full review of "Bomb" here. Instagram

You must be comfortable in your skin, no matter what people try to say about you. Having burst onto the scene and etched her name into audiences' minds with dynamic releases like “Butterflies” and “Girls Can Do Anything,” British songwriter and producer July Jones remains one of the hottest talents in the business. Combining exquisite yet powerful vocals with emotive and introspective lyrics, she’s carved a niche with her captivating presence and releases. A true artist at heart, each of her releases is underlined with a passion that feels rare in the modern music scene, and with every release, she continues to solidify her legacy as one of the best in the industry. Forever marching to the beat of her drum, one of the characteristics that has drawn listeners to July Jones most is her willingness to be her authentic artistic self 100% of the time. She refuses to compromise on her values or artistic vision, which shines through in her music. Speaking on issues like sexuality, politics, and mental health, she’s never afraid to address or show support for the marginalized and the forgotten, always using her voice to lift and support. As she continues to look to the future, one thing is sure. Given her talent, it’s only a matter of time before she blows up even more. July Jones’s latest release, “Flowergirls,” sees the British enchantress continue to operate at the peak of her significant artistic powers. As she whispers, “Bring it” to ring in the song, you know you’re about to be in for a treat. The instrumental performance feels defiant and empowering, and it’s clear that July Jones isn’t going to stand for any disrespect. Defiantly singing lines like “You are not my friend, let’s not sugarcoat / who are you to judge me,” she once again reaffirms that it’s okay to be yourself. People will always find something to hate, so why aren’t you comfortable in your skin while they do that? July Jone’s new release, “Flowergirls,” is a defiant, empowering release that preaches messages of resilience and self-love. Tap in and stream Jone’s new release, “Flowergirls, " whenever you're ready.” Instagram Facebook

San Diego’s favorite outlaw envelops you in a romantic world of infinite possibilities. Capping off a magnificent summer run that saw him steal the hearts of audiences worldwide, San Diego native Marc Oliver returns to put an emphatic end to his summer with his electrifying EP LIV (volume one). With his unwavering love and dedication to his craft, this scene veteran continues to set and exceed the standard for alternative pop and rock. As someone who’s seen and done it all, although it would’ve been easy for Oliver to stagnate, he’s aged like fine wine instead. As he continues to push his artistic greatness even further, we’re glad he’s bringing us along for the ride, and we can’t wait to see where he takes us next. Oliver’s summer has been nothing short of extraordinary. Having set hearts ablaze with releases like “History” and “Thing For You,” he showed that he’s still operating at the peak of his significant artistic powers. Having gotten into music at the tender age of three, his remarkable music journey has seen him do it all, from sharing stages with icons like Pat Benatar and John Legend to rocking crowds with standout releases like “Reach.” An unparalleled musical mind, Oliver’s ability to effortlessly blend genres and flip them on their heads has endeared him to fans worldwide. As LA’s favorite “Outlaw” continues to show his heart of gold, we think he’ll keep audiences spellbound for a long time. As the culmination of Oliver’s continued artistic renaissance and evolution, “LIV” is an impressive testament to his continued artistic genius. As expected from any Oliver release, it’s a robust and cohesive project from top to bottom. Although each of the five songs, “LIV,” feels like a strong offering by themselves, we can’t help but feel that they’re more than the sum of their parts. Coming in at around 20 minutes in length, each release in “LIV” feels like it brings something a little different. One feature connects the threads that bind this project: from the moment hopeful piano keys illuminate “LIV” on the opening track “Reach,” Oliver’s dynamic yet tender delivery sweeps your worries away as he warmly invites you to the rich musical world he has created. “LIV” is many things, but perhaps most importantly, it’s a celebration of the pure joy love can bring and its endless possibilities. Ever the visionary, Oliver imagines these endless possibilities on “Surf Song” but also reminisces on “History.” Romance adorns every release, but although the road to love may not always be straightforward, releases like “Soldier” show that Oliver is willing to fight for everything he cares for. Fittingly, the EP concludes not in the past or future but in the tender present with “Thing For You,” a heartwarming celebration of love and the simple joys being with the one you love can bring. Marc Oliver has outdone himself yet again, and as our favorite outlaw rides into the sunset again, we’ll eagerly await his return. Marc Oliver’s new EP “LIV” is a crystallization of his artistic evolution and a testament to love's infinite power over us all. Whenever you’re ready, tap in and stream Oliver’s new EP, “LIV.” Welcome back to BuzzMusic, Marc Oliver; it's always a pleasure! So, you've been on a streak lately! As you look back on summer, do you have any fond musical memories? My best musical memory was getting amazing feedback from you and my fans on all my new releases this summer. Getting these singles out has been quite a ride. I feel exceptional to keep releasing music to loving ears. Where did the inspiration for "Thing For You" come from? Were you drawing from personal experience for this one? My inspiration for "Thing For You" comes from falling for a girl. I wanted to put all the little things I say and think about when I'm around her. Now, she is my fiancé. So, the song worked!! Now that summer's over, what are you most looking forward to before the end of the year? I'm looking forward to getting the rest of these singles out. I'm playing some shows, traveling more, and it is my birthday! My birthday is Christmas day, so it's always a fun time. Who would your dream collaboration be with, and why? My dream would be to sit and write with Charlie Puth. He and I are very similar in writing and thinking when composing songs. We would come out with a banger. What's next for Marc Oliver, and is there anything you'd like to say to your fans? MORE SINGLES!! That is what's next. I'm still on the same path, one single a month for the next year or two. It's what people love to see happen. , thank you to all of you who love what I am doing. Your support and love keep me going. Shoot me some DM's, and see me play live. Enjoy the new music! Instagram Facebook

Sometimes, you must step back and look at the bigger picture. With his vocal flair, a knack for witty, relatable lyrics, and a sound based on good old rock n’ roll, Larry Sager (better known by his stage name ESQ) is an electrifying musician based out of Detroit, Michigan. Armed with a rare artistic talent, he impressively balances with a down-to-earth, nostalgic sound; this talented artist puts the “rock” in rock n roll. Hungry for success but, most importantly, possessing a deep, unadulterated love for music, you know you’re in for a good time whenever ESQ decides to put out new music. About his new single “Can’t Be Satisfied,” ESQ says the meaning “is that it’s a love song about two people who had an argument or falling out.” Although the song begins on a low note, fear not; although both parties may have been upset with each other when “Can’t Be Satisfied” begins, love finds a way to prevail in the end. Featuring renowned producer, mixer, and engineer Sylvia Massy (Tool, Prince, Johnny Cash, and Red Hot Chili Peppers) on mixing and vocal duties on “Can’t Be Satisfied,” ESQ impressively finds a way to transform something that initially sounds negative to something heartwarming instead. Beginning with a perfectly executed instrumental performance that oozes the essence of rock n’ roll, “Can’t Be Satisfied” feels like a cohesive release from start to finish. Although ESQ was initially reluctant to record, when Massy heard it, she liked it so much that she persuaded ESQ to release it. We’re glad he did, and as he sings lyrics like “Looked to her; tears falling from those eyes like rain / Touched my hand – said could not stand the pain / Being apart for long; told her I was wrong” listeners stand witness to a touching love story that shows that two people can work it out, as long as they have a love for each other. Don’t miss the accompanying music video, which adds another layer of charm to this release. ESQ’s new release, “Can’t Be Satisfied,” is heartwarming and flips something negative into a positive. Whenever you’re ready, tap in and stream ESQ’s “Can’t Be Satisfied”, available now on all majour streaming platforms. Check out the music video, too, out now on YouTube. Welcome to BuzzMusic, ESQ! We loved "Can't Be Satisfied"; what a rollercoaster of emotions! What was the creative process like for this release? The song started with the main lick - used as the intro, the verse and the chorus - then I developed the chord structure for what you might call the pre-chorus and just tried to construct the chord progression that would get me back to the beginning; I went back and forth about whether or not to have a guitar solo; decided - for a change - I won't put one in; there's plenty of other songs we have released and will be released with lots of guitar solos (!) I did a piano add-on that is my favorite part - a sustained chord that stays constant while the other instruments undergo more obvious chord changes. What was your favorite part of bringing your vision to life for the music video? My favorite parts of the video are with the mannequin / Haylie. She did such a fabulous job on the make-up and playing the role. Is it evident whether or not she is an actual person or not? I like where the male subject is chasing after her - if it's not too hard for people to catch - because it's in fast motion - our mannequin is quite the skater if you slow down those clips. How did you initially get into music, and do you have any favorite music-related memories you'd like to share? I started piano lessons at age 5. I had very definite likes and dislikes of the music I was playing - I switched to a new teacher after seven years, and he gave me such crap to play - I quit. Subsequently - I discovered rock music on the radio - as my grandmother liked to listen to rock & roll and loved James Brown. My most memorable times in music are being in the studio and recording - which I love - though it has a certain amount of stress among my most influential valued experiences: sitting in the studio with David Foster and his engineer, watching him work with the Tubes and Chicago - how he would mix and overdub. Even how he listened back to tracks - at loud volume and discerning / a perfectionist - creating commercially successful flawless recordings. It's inspiring to me still - all these years later. What goals do you want to achieve through your music? We have so far done minimal performances. I want to start playing out - we must go once we complete these current projects. Our South America and Asia fan base is relentless - over 15 million views at our 7th release. It would be great to go out there and play. What's next for ESQ? Can we expect to hear more new music soon, and is there anything you want to say to your fans? We have three new tunes coming out shortly - working now to complete the videos. For the fans who like what we've done so far - I don't think anyone will be disappointed with what we have coming up. While similar to what we have released already - perhaps some musical surprises are also in store. It's still rock music - hopefully fun, fresh & challenging to hear; thanks to everyone listening. We appreciate you - and keep on rockin'. Instagram

Prepare for a musical voyage about to sweep you off your feet - Ally Bakst's latest single, "Mystery Girl," is a transcendent experience that ventures into uncharted sonic territory. With this track, the pop singer-songwriter has spun a web of musical mystique, offering an atmospheric soundscape adorned with haunting harmonies and melodies that contort and captivate. Having roots in the bustling heart of New York City, Ally's journey in music started at a tender age, and her passion for the craft flourished. Over time, she honed her skills and began crafting her compositions on the piano and guitar. Now residing in the vibrant musical hub of Los Angeles, Ally, armed with a degree in the Music Industry from USC, is fully immersed in her musical odyssey, collaborating with the esteemed producer and composer Mark Vogel from the legendary TV show Full House. "Mystery Girl" is a triumphant anthem, gradually unfurling and inviting us into Ally Bakst's world. The song is a crescendo of emotions and musical prowess, building a narrative that's as mysterious as it is enthralling. At the heart of it all is Ally's voice - a mesmerizing concoction that feels like a potent elixir, leaving you thirsty for more. Her vocal range is impressive as she effortlessly navigates lower notes, infusing them with a deep conviction, like a melodic caress down your spine. This track is a carefully woven tapestry of enigmatic storytelling, beckoning listeners to delve into the enigma that is the "Mystery Girl." Bakst's lyrical motifs are artfully crafted, leaving you hanging on every word, eager to decipher the cryptic narrative she spins as she invites you to explore the hidden corners of emotion and intrigue. In a world that often craves mystery and allure, Ally Bakst emerges as the purveyor of both with "Mystery Girl." It's a musical adventure that demands attention, and once you step into its mystical realm, you'll find it hard to leave. Let the allure of the unknown beckon you - embrace the enigmatic allure of "Mystery Girl" and let it pull you into its magical embrace. Instagram

Super Love, a rebellious musical force, defies convention with their 'autonomous indie' style, blending evocative, multi-layered lyrics with a fusion of cross-genre grooves. Founded in 2019 within the walls of a brownstone townhouse by Constance Watkins, the mesmerizing lead vocalist, and Jared Watkins, the versatile multi-instrumentalist, they break boundaries, proving they're a sonic entity unconfined by any singular style or sound. Super Love's latest single, "The Moon," encapsulates a raw and emotional journey that weaves through the intricacies of human sentiment. From the first notes, a wave of nostalgia washes over the listener, reminiscent of a time when emotions were simpler and more profound. Drawing inspiration from the gritty essence of New York City's local vibe, their expressive sound is a culmination of punk and jazz influences, crafting distinctly unique and strangely familiar energy through this track. The song opens with engaging synths that transport you to another realm, setting the stage for what's to come. The blend of modern indie nuances with a nostalgic sound is a masterful fusion that paints a picture of time's passage and growth. Constance Watkins' vocals add a layer of vulnerability and authenticity, infusing the lyrics with palpable emotion. The poetic storytelling within the song resonates, taking listeners on a journey through Love, loss, and introspection under the watchful gaze of the moon. Leading us to the soaring and anthemic chorus, this elevates the track to mountains of euphoria, capturing the essence of longing and hope in its purest form. "The Moon" by Super Love is a testament to their artistry, showcasing their ability to create music that resonates and leaves a lasting imprint on the soul. It's a beautifully crafted piece that lingers, inviting repeated listens to unearth its intricate layers and unravel the depth of its emotion. Welcome back, BuzzMusic Super Love, and congratulations on your latest release, "The Moon." In "The Moon," there's a palpable raw and emotional quality. Can you share the inspiration behind this expressive track? I have never been afraid of change; maybe afraid of the unknown, but not change. Change will happen whether we want it to or not, so I’ve always chosen to harness fear and convert it into a drive that helps me shape what’s to come. “The Moon” is about being brave, taking chances, and knowing so deep in your bones that your path will be exactly the way you want it to be despite challenges or opposition. We moved into the city the hard way without any sort of outside help. And during the move, there was a moment, a distinct instant of change. It was an identifiable second when we knew that nothing would ever be the same again. We were filled with the feeling of facing destiny and winning. We were on the train to Manhattan. We had the keys. And there we were, with just a suitcase, a guitar, and each other. Oh, also, our pet bird, Rex, drew more attention from strangers on the subway than any of the other strange things we’ve traveled with. This split second had such an impact, there in the damp air and pressure as we passed under the river. It was a moment of success. I mean, it was success wrapped in a ball of fear. But it was success! We were pushing our lives onto a new path, one that so many had told us would be too hard. We love how this song effortlessly marries elements of nostalgic sounds with modern indie new wave. How do you navigate blending these influences while maintaining your unique musical identity? We absolutely love blending genres! This is one of the defining qualities of our music. In doing this, we keep an overt focus on the rhythm. Getting the rhythm just right then merging in syncopated melodies is where we find that sweet spot. For “The Moon,” we drew inspiration from 60s Pop, R&B, Soul, and Funk of the 70s. If that sounds like a lot, it’s because it was! Even tricker still is that “The Moon” has a strong message, and we didn’t want to hide it behind a big production. During the process, melodies became messier before they aligned in harmony. In fact, “The Moon” has three distinct melodic hooks, all competing for the listener’s attention. And somehow, each hook does its job perfectly. Constance, your vocals in this track are profoundly passionate and authentic. How do you connect emotionally with the songs you perform, and how does that translate into your unique vocal delivery? This is a tough one for me to put into words; it’s all a feeling. The vocal delivery is all about that emotional connection. Really living that moment of the song as I’m singing it, feeling it, the fear, the bravery, the excitement. Embodying the raw emotion. There is truth behind my emotions when I sing; that comes through in the vocal quality. I also aim to sing in a lower register. I’m a natural soprano, but the lower vibrations resonate differently. For the type of music we make, going an octave lower changes the emotion in the melody. For our music, it works better… It feels right. The synthesizers in "The Moon" play a crucial role in shaping the song's sonic landscape. How do you experiment with and select the right sounds to enhance the musical experience? We’re having a lot of fun with the synths! We like to keep the instrumentation of an album within a set group so that the album’s soundscape is cohesive. And for our first album, Je T’aime, we didn’t use any synths. We want to remove that limitation for our second album. Throughout the album, we’re relying heavily on a fuzzy synth and this electric piano, you know, to keep that sonic cohesion across all of the songs. There’s a fun dichotomy with this blend; the electric piano is a classic rock instrument, but the fuzzy synth is a newer sound. “The Moon” doesn’t have an electric guitar in it. This is the first time we’ve done this in our songs, and we rely heavily on the electric piano to fill in that melody where the guitar would be. But really, the easy answer in selecting the right sound is whether it sounds cool. We check each other on that. If it sounds cool, it makes it into the song. What's next for you? Next is wrapping our second album. And then straight onto a third! We’re already in the planning stages for that. But really, right now, we’re super excited about experimenting with music videos. We’ve already released videos for “Bored” and “The Moon” from our upcoming album. Music videos add another layer of expression to our music. Having the opportunity to craft visuals that align with the emotion of the song allows us to embody our message even more fully. And they go so fast compared to music production. It can be highly stressful, but the production time for a music video for us is just a day. We’ll storyboard and plan each shot beforehand, and then it’s a whirlwind of filming. It’s a lot of fun! Instagram Facebook