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Blazing his way through the scene from Lake Worth, Florida, is a singer-songwriter and alternative-punk recording artist Dominic DeLaney with his gripping 9-track album, 'The Marrow In My Bones.' Dominic DeLaney's broad musical style comprises sounds of punk, alternative, and a dash of acoustic alongside folk-like storytelling. It's expansive, to say the least, and fans from Chicago to Denver have all raved about the recording artist's thrilling live performances and ability to keep the audience engaged. Bringing that same energy and grit is Dominic DeLaney's 2021-released album, 'The Marrow In My Bones.' Dominic DeLaney's debut album peels open with the intro track, "Chubby," a hearty serving of foot-stomping punk rock with a western, country, folk-like edge. The introduction takes us by surprise with pounding punk drums and Dominic DeLaney's angsty, exciting vocals that beam like the first ray of sun. The song's lively instrumentals keep us hooked with groovy guitar licks and driving rhythm guitars. All stress is relieved when reaching the glimmering hook, which comes through with the brightest synths while maintaining that gripping and exhilarating rock atmosphere. Onto track number two, "From the Start," Dominic DeLaney opens this song on more of an emotional alternative-rock tone with radiant and expansive electric guitars alongside thrilling drum breaks and a plucky, soft acoustic guitar. As DeLaney begins pouring his warm and melodic vocals through our speakers, he asks 'P' where she's been, how she's a bitch, and claims that everything he says is from the bottom of his heart. An underlying sense of energy and relief comes with this exciting banger, perhaps a sort of acceptance to move onward and upward. The third track, "Have My Back, " slows things down and softly opens with a soothing electric guitar that quickly transitions into an acoustic-guitar heavy verse that pounds our speakers with heavy drums and Dominic DeLaney's vibrant energy. This song takes on the theme of wondering if someone will be there for you through thick and thin, and DeLaney's portrayal of those thoughts and emotions is spot on. We love the anguish and wonder Dominic DeLaney sings with; he has this incredible way of placing the listener deep within his concepts, almost as if they're experiencing it first-hand. Pumping up the grit and power is track number four, "Seen It All Before," which takes listeners deep into the 'crazy college tuition drug binge,' the repetitive nature of addiction, and admitting that sometimes we all get high (and we all get low too). This song has a mysteriously-sounding verse that quickly transitions into a blistering and anthemic hook to further enhance the listening experience. There's so much energy and passion within this album thus far, and Dominic DeLaney's wailing guitars, raspy vocals, and shoutouts to working at Subway make the experience worthwhile. The album's mid-way track, "Play Hard Play Honest," opens with samples of an excited crowd alongside Dominic DeLaney's high-energy drums, familiar vocals, and punchy guitars that set the passionate tone. DeLaney later goes into those difficult emotions of playing shows and living in the moment but feeling terrified that his special someone won't be around once he's home. Although his lyrics come from an honest and emotional place, this song is drenched in drive, relentlessness, and passion for his craft. We can only imagine the experience that comes with witnessing this banger live in concert. Reaching the album's sixth track, "Sad Songs," Dominic DeLaney takes the energy back down and opens the song with his bright acoustic guitar and minimal piano melodies. While reminiscing of younger, better days and watching life get harder, Dominic DeLaney expresses that although he's cried more than he should, sad songs just make him feel good. That lyric is vastly relatable, take it from us, and we're sure listeners will appreciate DeLaney's ability to navigate life through such meaningful lyrics that truly move mountains. This song is wildly cathartic; it's packed with release, anguish, and perseverance. There's a recurring theme in this album that reappears on the seventh track, "My Way Home," where Dominic DeLaney touches on how he misses someone singing along to his songs while wondering if they miss him in return. This song is very uplifting; the beaming acoustic guitars alongside soft synths and driving drums never fail to pump up the party and give listeners the relief they're looking for. All in all, Dominic DeLaney is sure that he'll find his way back home; even in the darkest times where loneliness waves over like a dim shadow, there's still a light at the tunnel's end. Another toe-tapping tune bolts through our speakers with "Pay Me (feat. Andii Styron)," which takes off with tight drum breaks and the grooviest electric guitar riffs to launch the song's energy. As Dominic DeLaney makes his way in, he energetically sings of those dreaded questions like 'did you get a job yet?' or 'did you get a car yet?' yearning to leave it all behind and never think twice. Andii Styron's added female flair gives the song a rich punk edge that oozes equal amounts of energy, stimulation, and attitude. There's so much to hear in this track, and all aspects are definitely worth listening to. Taking us to the soul-soothing outro track, "Life On Mars," Dominic DeLaney and his tender acoustic guitar gently open this piece, singing of waiting for a chance where things get better while floating on a rock in space. As the lush piano melodies and soft electric guitars make their way in, DeLaney takes us through the first verses to end the song on this radiant and cathartic note. The instrumentals pound through our speakers on the bridge to serve us the last few ounces of energy, closing the album with profound introspection and the need for better, brighter days. Do some needed soul-searching with a bit of help from Dominic DeLaney's engaging and deeply personal 9-track album, 'The Marrow In My Bones,' now available on all digital streaming platforms. Instagram Facebook

American singer-songwriter, actor, writer, and director Kotta questions the emptiness around him in a groovy yet contemplative new single, "New Crowned King." Kotta, also known as Eric Gorlow, serves in the real world as a Marine Biologist who saves whales from sying on our shores. Hop into another world, and you'll see Kotta, a psychedelic/blues recording artist in a desert cabaret. He's an oasis of poetry that persists despite pandemics, wars, and horrible global tragedies. For his newest single, "New Crowned King," Kotta explained he was inspired by driving around the dark and empty LA streets with "a very stranded feeling." We can get a sense of that strandedness in the song's music video, which sees Kotta waking up in a desert wearing a crown with no memory of how he got there. But, of course, he could have only gotten there with some interstellar help. And then there's the single itself, "New Crowned King," produced by Raz Kinghoffer (whose music has appeared on Insatiable, Lucifer, Shades of Blue, etc.). The new song is a playful and upbeat bluesy rock anthem reminiscent of acts like Beck, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Arctic Monkeys, or Tyler the Creator. It's quite a unique listening experience, from Kotta's dreamy and echoing vocals to the contemporary alternative production that pumps up the energy. Kotta's performance stylings are so composed; although he's feeling stranded, there's a sense of hope and belonging in being the "New Crowned King" of the stranded, empty, and vast streets. There's no denying that this single is a stimulating and engaging listening experience. We deeply encourage you to experience that for yourself with Katto's new single, "New Crowned King," now available on all digital streaming platforms. Welcome to BuzzMusic, Kotta. We love the unifying and hopeful vibe within your latest single, "New Crowned King." What made you want to create a song about feeling stranded and being the king of the empty streets? Thank You! I'm a huge fan of your content. Ha! I'm not sure I wanted to create a song about feeling stranded, but the feeling came whether I wanted it or not. It was a stream of the subconscious that started to reveal a hidden message. I go through periods of time where I stay up really late. In this case, I found myself driving around empty streets, and this song kept looping in my head. Although your lyrics in "New Crowned King" are rather personal, why did you want the instrumentals to be so upbeat, playful, and vibrant? Why did you want to add this contrast? Contrast often feels more true to life to me. Most feelings are more than one-sided. In this case, I wanted to convey a world of pumped ambition contrasted with a dreamy state - going so high that you're stranded in space. I wanted the instrumental to be the world pulling this character (the lyrics) on a journey. What was it like working alongside Raz Kinghoffer for "New Crowned King?" What was that experience like? Raz is incredible. His range of expertise is mind-blowing. Working with him always feels so natural. He has an uncanny ability to understand the tone and feel of a project, no matter how strange or unexpected. The experience is always very transportive, we become immersed in the world of the song. How did you come up with the stranded concept in the music video for "New Crowned King?" What did you want viewers to take away from the music video? For a long time, I had only worked on the song at night, but as soon as I began to play the song during the day and daydream about it, I saw the character in a desert, wandering, pushing forward, drunk on pride, and lost at the same time. The song is actually not a knock against pride, the character just has to reevaluate what he was trying to control and why. As you pointed out earlier - the end is hopeful because the character lets go of empty illusions which were leaving him stranded. What's next for you? I'm working on an album that is set to be out by the end of the year. Then I'll be playing live shows. Instagram Facebook

Originally from the United Kingdom, 5-octave singer-songwriter and explorative recording artist P Bailey reminds us to "Shine" and come together in his newest single. Early influences from Motown music to Muscle Shoals, Stevie Wonder, and Michael Jackson paved the way for P Bailey to dive into a music career without a second thought. His 5-octave vocal range is often compared to Ron Isley of the Isly Brothers. P Bailey is quite a diverse artist, if there ever was one. Having signed a handful of international deals, his consistently solid releases and dedication to his craft have proved him as a force to be reckoned with. He continues this theme with releases like the latest single, "Shine," a radiant and bouncy beam of light that reminds us of our worth. Expanding on the new single, "Shine," the tune begins with crisp and crunchy percussion alongside low growling synths that roam through our speakers. As the bubbly effects and pulsating synths begin melting through our speakers, P Bailey showers us with his warm vocals while reminding us to believe in ourselves and be true to what we stand for. "Shine the light on the people, so the playing field is equal," he calmly sings. There's so much hope and inspiration in this single; all while the slow-burn sonics drift with anticipation and warmth, P Bailey makes it known that we must never forget our strength through his compelling and motivational words. When you're feeling down and out and not sure where to head next, allow P Bailey to lift your spirits with his sonically delicious new single, "Shine," now available on all digital streaming platforms. Welcome to BuzzMusic, P Bailey. We love the inspirational message within your latest single, "Shine." What inspired you to create a song that inspires others? Positivity, Inspirational, consciousness, and belief in myself. This song has been in my head for yrs. So, when I decided it was time to write it, I flipped it not just my time to shine but our time more universal to apply to everyone, What was the best part about creating "Shine?" What did you appreciate most from the process? The best part about creating 'Shine' was seeing it come to life. I was experimenting with sounds. I wanted modern sounds with an Ol school feel. That is what I appreciated most about the process. How would you describe the sound in "Shine?" Were you influenced by any sounds, artists, or genres? How I would describe the sound, I would say it is Urban R&B sound with electronic and a throwback to the funky sounds blending modern sounds with that raw old-school-flavored vocals. How do songs like "Shine" tell us more about who you are and what you stand for as an artist? How does this song represent you and your music? I am Ol school, so I am always looking for ways to mesh the 3.0 sounds with a throwback feel, So there is not one particular artist or genre but an eclectic mix to offer something new to the fans. If you notice, the last couple of songs I did with messages positive and inspiring, bold and powerful. I want to be more positive in the calculation but also talk about what is troubling me, what makes me sad, what makes me angry, and what makes me happy. To speak from the heart and keep it real that is who I am as an artist and a human being. This song represents P Bailey today, tomorrow and yesterday. Today when it was ready to be released, Yesterday when it was conceived, and tomorrow where I am going and where I will be in the future. What's next for you? What is next for me is up in the air. I do have a new distribution deal with Universal/Ingrooves, and my catalog is growing. So bold ventures, joint ventures, partnerships, the sky is the limit; let's get it! Instagram Facebook

Multi-genre UK-based Ghanaian recording artist, producer, and singer-songwriter Young Rob lets loose in his new summer anthem, "Let's Party." Young Rob is the epitome of artistic versatility. Songs like "Freakiana" have showcased him as a stellar electronic/pop act whose talents never go unnoticed. His upbeat bangers and infectious energy are forces to be reckoned with. This time around, Young Rob delivers all the energy and vibes we could ask for in his newest summer single, "Let's Party." With a title like that, you can probably tell what's in store. It's a mood-lifting, exciting, and fun song supercharged with synths and crisp percussion to help you dance the night away. Summer is still running hot, so what better way to celebrate than turning up to this scorcher of a single? Hitting play on "Let's Party," the listening experience begins with dizzying synths that unleash fluid vocal chops alongside warm piano melodies and driving drums. As Young Rob makes his lush vocal appearance, he wastes no time setting the tone with his vibrant energy that helps us forget our stressors and the door and party like it's 1999. Young Rob does an incredible job of getting us in the party mood; his playful vocals, paired with his optimistic lyrics, bring a sense of rejuvenation and energy. It's quite an intoxicating listening experience, and even if there are no parties in sight, you're sure to get down and dance away to Young Rob's infectious new single. Are you ready to get the party started? There's only one way to do that; by hitting play on Young Rob's latest lively single, "Let's Party," now available on all digital streaming platforms. Welcome to BuzzMusic, Young Rob. We're ready to move and groove after hearing your sweet new single, "Let's Party." What inspired you to create such a vibrant and carefree track like this? Thanks for having me. The inspiration for the song came around the early days of post-lockdown. When restrictions on travel and social events got lifted, that freedom inspired me to create "Let's Party." Do you usually create such upbeat and feel-good songs like "Let's Party," songs designed to lift the listener's mood? Oh yes, without a doubt. That's my vibe; that's my energy. Upbeat and feel-good music is my thing. You might get something different every now and then, but 99% of the songs in my catalog are uplifting and feel good. Did you work alongside any songwriters, producers, or engineers when formulating "Let's Party?" What was that process like behind the scenes? I write all my songs. I'm very hands-on when it comes to that. I do enjoy that creative process. I worked closely with my producer Regah who is based in LA. When Regah sent that beat over, he said, "Rob, this is a bit different from what we usually do." I smiled and knew what he meant after listening to it. My sound engineer Laurie Coupar who is based in London, and 2kings Entertainment studios in Ghana were also involved in the process. On my end, it was pretty straightforward. Wrote the song and hit the studio with Laurie. sent files to Regah, who mixed it and then had 2kings Master it. What was your goal with "Let's Party?" What experience did you want to offer listeners with this single? The Goal with Let's Party was to tap into a different set of audiences and to expand the fan base while giving my current fans something different to vibe to. The experience I wanted to offer was a song that uplifted the listener and also gets them into that party mood. Hopefully, I was able to do just that with the single. Instagram Twitter

Zech Lore has always been drawn to the challenge of crafting the perfect combination of rhymes. What started off as a silent means to pass the time on the bus rides home from school has fully blossomed into a vocal pursuit of creating songs and verses of overflowing emotions and heart. Lyrically, Zech Lore is a force to be reckoned with. His wordplay is clever, and his delivery is on point. He rides the beat effortlessly and weaves his way in and out of the instrumental with ease. His flow is smooth, and his rhyming schemes are impressive. Zech Lore demonstrates his lyrical prowess in "Nice Guy," with lines like "Okay, I know I'm not the tallest or the strongest, nor the leanest, but guarantee I'll be in, your top three of the sweetest, guy's you'll ever meet, and I'm hoping that you'll see. Maybe I'm the one who's destined to come to sweep you off your feet." Zech Lore's music is refreshing, and his approach to rap is unique. He's a talented lyricist with a lot to say. His music is honest and relatable. It's clear that he has a passion for music and a gift for writing. He's an artist to watch out for. Zech, thank you for being with BuzzMusic today and thank you for spilling your heart out for our consumption. How do you hope your music affects listeners? Thank you for having me. With any of the music I make, I hope it evokes some type of emotion out of the listener. Whether that's joy, sadness, anger, motivation, etc. I want them to be able to take what they're hearing and relate some part of it, no matter how big or small, to an aspect of their life. How have you found confidence in your race, age, and personality? It's definitely taken time to become comfortable with who I am as a person. I had alot of doubts about whether, as an Asian American, I could be fully acknowledged and accepted within the world of music, specifically hip-hop and rap. But in the past 4 years, I think I've matured to a point where I became confident enough to say, "Yes, I am different from most of these other rappers, and that's not a bad thing. And regardless of how I believe the world may perceive me based on how I look and sound, I'm just going to focus on releasing the music I like making and let the universe do with it what it will after that". It's also encouraging to see other Asian artists starting to get more recognition in mainstream hip-hop and rap. What does being a "Nice Guy" mean to you? For me, it means doing the right thing, being respectful, and not acting like an entitled asshole. But at the same time, you're not just going to be a pushover and let someone or something walk all over you. You've got to appropriately push back when the situation calls for it. That's what being a "Nice Guy" means to me. Can you share with us where you see yourself being two, five, and ten years from now and how your self-love journey will affect you? I see myself still making music in some format. It could be I'll be focused more on beat making and less on lyrics and songwriting further down the line. Who knows. I feel I still have a youthful spirit, but with each year that goes by it feels a little bit of that gets chipped away. So while I still feel this young, I want to channel this energy into as many songs as possible. Both the highs and lows of self-love will continue to serve as an influence in the music I make. What's next for you? I'm currently writing and recording more songs, with the focus on continuing to build up my discography and fanbase. I'm also just focused on continuing to build solid relationships with good people in this industry. Instagram

Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter, best-selling author, actress, and all-around entertainer Natalie Nichole wants to settle down and "Commit" in her latest single. Born in Lubbock and raised in San Antonio, Natalie Nichole moved out to the west coast after high school and worked with the likes of Pusha Rod, Smitty Soul, Ron Aniello, and CoCo Jones. She's been part of various Nick Cannon productions and continues to top the charts with singles like "Slide" and "Go Off." Fast forward to today, Natalie Nichole shares one of her most passionate songs to date, entitled "Commit." Pairing up with the vocalist EVERYSECND, the two recording artists shower our speakers in endless love and devotion while declaring their admiration for that special someone and wanting to put a ring on it and "Commit." Diving deeper into "Commit," the new song brightly opens with the smoothest vocal chops that lead into Natalie Nichole's breathy melisma and fluid vocals. She effortlessly radiates love and passion with her stunning vocals while reminding her significant other of their importance and worth. It's an incredibly lush and tender r&b ballad, especially as EVERYSECND makes his way in and serenades us with the same passion and devotion. This song is jam-packed with honest and relatable emotion; it's quite the cathartic experience, but in a way that feels like finally confessing your long-held love to someone who moves your mountains. Make your fairytale a reality with some tender love and care from Natalie Nichole and EVERYSECND's latest passionate single, "Commit," now available on all digital streaming platforms. Welcome to BuzzMusic, Natalie Nichole. We're so impressed with the profound level of intimacy you've delivered in your new single, "Commit." What experiences led you to create a song about committing to someone for all of eternity? Love, in general, is something I’ve always believed in. I also believe in soul mates. You could call me a hopeless romantic. Although, I never like to think of myself as “hopeless.” I love, love, and this song happened organically. I never force myself to write records; I just let it flow. This song, “Commit,” was reminiscent of me & my very first love. We met when we were fourteen, and something in me knew we were meant to be. He’s still the only man I have ever loved wholeheartedly and genuinely to this very day. I fell in love with him at first sight, and he fell in love with me too. “Commit” is based on that kind of pure & unconditional love. Was this your first time working with vocalist EVERYSECND when creating "Commit?" What was your collaboration like? This was my first time working with EVERYSECND. He’s such a talented vocalist and songwriter. I’m so glad I got this opportunity to get him on a track. He made this track a Pop vibe which I absolutely love. I hope it’s not the last track we do together. I think he and I could knock out some really great records together. What mood or vibe did you want the production to offer in "Commit?" Did you work with any producers to help bring that sound to life? The vibe of “Commit” is pure love. Never naïve but youthful. There’s an essence that love provides that I feel you can experience at any age, which is the beauty of true love. That feeling is always nostalgic. The producer I worked with is Louie G, who I call King Louie. He’s a Dallas-based producer who I was lucky enough to work with several times in the past. He had this beat, sent it to me, and I fell in love with it. I immediately wrote to it, and the rest is history. There was a few different versions of this song before I finally got to this point, but I’m glad it’s become what it has. I released it on my Grandmother Guadalupe’s birthday (8/5) and on my big sister's wedding anniversary, so this song is really special to me. What do you hope the listener feels after hearing "Commit?" What sort of experience did you want to provide? I want people to feel LOVE, sweetness, tenderness, innocence & everything the song depicts. Not everyone gets to feel that kind of love personally, but this song embodies it. It’s fun but serious regarding its root meaning. It’s an engagement/wedding song! I’d love for people to get married to this. What's next for you? I have a ton in store for 2023. I don’t want to give too much away, but I’m “taking the rest of the year off” (Not releasing any new music for the remainder of 2022) just to finish planning out next year. I released “Ofc”, “Confessions,” and now “Commit” back-to-back Music Catalog. After those releases, I thought I have some big ideas I really want to put my all into, so that’s what I’m doing now. I feel a lot of the time, as an artist, you try to remain consistent but forget that to be truly creative, you have to give yourself some time to let it happen. I always have tons of ideas and want to get them out preferably fast, but I decided to let myself marinate on these new ideas, blueprint every detail, and then execute them next year. There’s a deeper sense of accomplishment for me when I’m not rushed and onto the next thing so quickly. Artists start to try to keep up with each other instead of just creating & being themselves. I don’t want to get lost in that narrative. I want to always be me and make moves/decisions based on where I want to go and how I want to be perceived. I have a crypto coin/NFTs, a bestselling book, sneakers, music, and tons of cool experiences friends and fans can dive into if they simply google Natalie Nichole or visit my site NatalieNichole.com. All of my social media/contact info is there as well. I’m always up to something, so people can always expect the unexpected from me. Keep flying on this journey with me, and you’ll always have a sense or know “what’s coming next.” Thanks for having me, BuzzMusic. 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Hailing from Las Vegas, Nevada, up-and-coming hip-hop/pop recording artist, rapper, and songwriter Najeem blesses our speakers with his most fun single to date, "Yo No Se." Najeem knew from a young age that he wanted to pursue a career that involved music, entertainment, and fashion. The Vegas-based artist took quarantine to his advantage and worked on his craft every day. Now, Najeem strives to create songs that relate to the masses and let people have fun in various settings, whether that's at a party or in the shower. With his latest single, "Yo No Se," Najeem is keeping the momentum going. He hopes that releases like this will have a positive impact on listeners and help them get through all of life's moments, the good and the bad. This particular single has it all; jam-packed verses, a groovy hip-hop/pop beat, and a talented artist that demands our attention with each lyric. Jumping into the feisty new single, "Yo No Se," we're met with a bouncy keyboard melody that quickly drops into a glimmering and bright hip-hop/pop beat with crisp percussion and sparkling keys. Najeem's confidence and energy are palpable instantly; he makes it known that he's well glued to the grind and willing to do all it takes to get his name up in lights. Najeem's bars are incredibly clever; he discusses various moments like being a money-making machine and shooting his shot at someone special. Regardless of what he's rapping about, Najeem's performance stylings are intoxicating; he has no problem leaving our ears glued on his attention-commanding bars and unique delivery. When you're in need of a spirited and bouncy hip-hop anthem that will stand the test of time, feast your ears on Najeem's newest single, "Yo No Se," now available on all digital streaming platforms. Welcome to BuzzMusic, Najeem. We adore the upbeat and playful feel of your latest single, "Yo No Se." What led you to create such an exciting and feel-good song like this? I love making songs that project my own energy and emotion, and this was just one of those beats that brought out how I was feeling in the moment. I also wanted to release a summer banger that can be played in parties, clubs, pregames, the gym, and anywhere else that needs a song like this to match people's vibrant energy. You've mentioned that "Yo No Se" is the most fun hip-hop/pop song you've released to date. Why is that so? Could you elaborate on that? It is my favorite pop-rap song that I have made to date because I think the hook is very catchy, and all 3 of the verses have clever lyrics that can catch the listener's attention right away. I believe there are multiple lyrics in this song that are very relatable and can be used in people's Instagram captions. I also give a shoutout to my favorite rapper Drake in this song which is dope because I know I will one day collaborate with him, and this song will come full circle around that time when we first meet. What do you hope to make the listener feel when hearing "Yo No Se?" What impact do you want the song to leave on them? I believe the world can be a very rough place at times for people, and I want the listener to be able to play 'Yo No Se' and get a burst of positive energy to where they get motivated and turn up to go ahead and achieve their dreams. I guarantee that any listener who plays 'Yo No Se' will get a spark of energy and the mindset to conquer anything they put their mind to. This is a song that will definitely be added to all the listeners' "feel good" type playlists because it will stimulate that positive feeling in them. What was your favorite part about creating "Yo No Se?" What did you take away from the experience? My favorite part of creating this song was being able to come up with 3 verses that flowed very well together and complemented each other. From talking about day by day getting closer to my dreams to one day having my whole squad whippin' Lamborghinis and also mentioning collabing with Drake and 40 one day; this song covers all aspects of what inspires me to do music which is to further pursue my dreams in this field, take care of my loved ones, and to make a song with one of my favorite artists since 2009. I was also in the studio with my good friend and producer of this song, clixche' and I gave some input on minor changes to finalize the beat to my cadence and delivery, which was a very fun/creative process. All of that sums up my favorite parts of creating 'Yo No Se'. This experience has inspired me to create more records like 'Yo No Se' in the future. Instagram

Cyadine blesses us with flavourful electrical instruments and truthful, insightful lyrics as they draw us closer to them in their new record, "Guilty By Association." Formed in 2016, Cyadine is an "in your face" metal band from Frazer, MI. The band consists of three members, Bennie Knappenberger, who manages the drums; Noah Polston on the guitar; and Shane Uhl on the bass. Altogether, they bring soaring vocals and influential production, allowing our minds to run free and think free. Cyadine pushes the boundaries as they push out heavy but melodic tracks to create a fluent structure, much like in their recent record "Guilty By Association." "Guilty By Association" is the perfect blend of production factors to create a timeless record. Cyadine got help to produce this record with Chuck Alkazain. It was recorded at the well-known Pearl Sound Studios studio, where many famous, well-accomplished artists have recorded their best music. Cyadine shows us in "Guilty By Association" that telling a story the way they did, is essential to have an ever-lasting record. As we segue into "Guilty By Association," we hear a clear, crisp, raw but not unpleasant sound of the electric guitar seeping through our speakers as we patiently await what's going to happen next; the drums appear and form so wonderfully with the electric guitar as Cyadine planned. We can hear a fluctuation of words about to enter as we sit amped and ready to receive "Guilty By Association." Polston says "Guilty by Association" was a song written from an overheard conversation where a tattoo artist was telling a story about a client who was a veteran. He has scars from self-harm due to horrible things happening on the job. We can hear how Cyadine breathes truth and has a good feel for story-telling; we can listen to they are fixated on this story so that others become aware of things they might not know much about, as much as it is rock; it's an emotional rollercoaster created by some of the best in the business, Cyadine. Cyadine takes us on a trip worldwide with their hit single "Guilty By Association," available now on all digital streaming platforms. Welcome to BuzzMusic, Cyadine! We really feel the emotion in your recent single "Guilty By Association." What was the inspiration behind the record? Thanks for having us; we appreciate the support! The inspiration behind the song is from a story I (Noah Polston, Lead Guitar) overheard from an old friend of mine who was a tattoo artist. He once had a client who was getting some ink to cover up scars on his wrist from self-mutilation due to terrible things he had to do to innocent people in the military. Therefore, those people are guilty by association. What do you hope your listeners take away from listening to "Guilty By Association"? What I hope the listeners take away from the song is that a lot of times in life, we can’t control the cards we’re dealt. And all of the time, you have to deal with those problems and overcome them if you want to be successful/have a happy life. We are all “Guilty by Association” in one way or another; it’s how you deal with it that counts. I can’t say the lyrical content goes into that specific topic too much, but that’s the meaning of the title, broadly speaking, from a moral standpoint. How did you want the production and sonics in "Guilty By Association" to make listeners feel? What was your goal with the overall song's atmosphere? We feel that the music and lyrics correlate pretty well together to create the atmosphere that it does. The production should best represent the raw emotion that’s there, and we think we accomplished that on this one. What was the songwriting process like for "Guilty by Association?" Our former rhythm guitarist, Eddie Knappenberger, had the clean intro riff and the variations in the verse and chorus that follow. I (Noah) wrote the pre-chorus and the second half of the song while he was showing us the parts, and we were jamming. I must say it came together pretty quickly, as we were all excited to have our first “ballad." It’s a nice of change of pace from our regular style, but it definitely fits within the “Cyadine” category of metal. The vocals came easily as well. I was fresh on inspiration from the topic, and the openness of the song created a nice canvas for writing melodies. What's next for you? What’s next for Cyadine is to play the next two shows we have lined up with our buddy Justin Abel of Letters From Abel, who’s filling in on vocals for us since we just lost our singer in June. Then we need to find a permanent singer, all while releasing/promoting the EP that has “Guilty by Association” and “Hatespiration” on it, called Formidable. Instagram Artist Website

Confidence is king. SALGORHYTHM's music puts confidence in perspective. This track is the perfect way to add spice to your life. SALGORHYTHM's songs are full of energy and will surely get you moving. Whether you're looking for a new workout playlist or something to get you through the day, SALGORHYTHM's music will keep you rockin'. Why wear a towel when you can wear nothing? SALGORHYTHM is an eccentric artist who creates out-of-the-box music. His new release, "He So Euro" is a perfect example of the lighthearted and humorous approach he takes to his music. Inspired by a locker room conversation catalyzed by the lack of a towel. This song pokes fun at the cultural differences between Europeans and Americans. The accompanying video features SALGORHYTHM parading around in a Speedo, reminding us never to take life too seriously. If you're looking for music that will make you laugh and help you relax. Nudity and confidence are often disconnected in a world of designer clothes, supercars, and social media. Why focus on the stereotype when you can be raw, unapologetically you? Next time you climb out of the shower, try turning up this fool-hearted, lightweight beat. It is sure to get you moving and grooving in the environment where the song was inspired. Make sure to add SALGORHYTHM's "He So Euro" to your upbeat summer playlist. Welcome to BuzzMusic SALGORHYTHM; congratulations on your latest project, "He So Euro. We admire the refreshing and playful attitude you've brought with your recent single, "He So Euro." What inspired this breezy song about someone's unpredictable ways? The new single was inspired by a visit to L. A fitness, I was in the sauna naked on a towel per usual, and a man looked over and said, excuse me, sir, you must be from another place; I've never seen anyone naked in the sauna...I kindly replied.."nah, I live right by the gym here in Delray," and for some reason, his comment tickled my funny bone, and I thought, wow! Guess I'm pretty euro. Got inspired, went directly home from the gym, and effortlessly wrote he so euro. I say effortlessly because out of all the songs I've ever written, and I've written quite a few, this one just poured itself out and was finished as soon as I started writing it. Maybe one of the most fun to write as well. How does "He So Euro" contrast your previous releases? How does this song stand out regarding lyricism, sound, and concepts? A lot of my previous writing has been based on more serious subjects. Songs about personal growth and the emotional challenges of just being a human on the earth. Inspirational lyrics about how to make it through tough situations and how to deal with the pain of loss in your life, stuff like that. Songs like HE SO EURO and COWBOYS ON CAMELS are a bit of a departure from the serious side of life and put a focus on the fun stuff instead. I love getting people out of their heads or their stress for a moment to smile and laugh a little, to leave the woes of the day behind, if only for two and a half minutes while they jam out to my song. Knowing I can do that with my music is something I'm very grateful for and Something that pleases my soul deeply. I also hope to inspire people to do their own thing, whether it's wearing a speedo or going naked in the sauna. Don't take time to worry about who's looking or what they're thinking. You do you, and have a good time at it! Cause life's too short not to smile as much as possible. What was your songwriting process like for "He So Euro?" Was this a challenging process, or did your words flow with ease? The writing process, For the music, I usually start things in my mac garage band program, don't laugh..lol. Then bring them into a pro music program called ProTools; that's when I collaborate with other artists and add the spices. I start them alone in my living room and then collaborate in the studio with my team to make the magic. I usually make the track and then just listen and hum to it a while, really get to feel it and know it. Then I start experimenting and developing the melodies and rhythms, decide on the concept and GO!.. try not to overthink anything; if it feels good, go with it cuz you never know if it works until you try, whatever it is. Did you have any musical influences when creating He So Euro? Did you want listeners to remember other artists when hearing the tune? I about freaked out when I heard 'SEXY, AND I KNOW IT' I loved how fun it was; the tracks were pumpin, their styles were omg amazing, and it was absolutely hilarious! I love it so much and still do to this day. They're my favorite! I'm very grateful to have been exposed to so many different great entertainers that influenced my sound today. I listen to anything from punk to pop, sappy ballads to sassy metal. I love it all! But for the light-hearted approach of Sagorhythm, I would say artists like, of course, LMFAO, LITTLE DICKY, RIGHT SAID FRED, as well as people like BO BURNHAM who weave comedy into the mix in a cool way. I always loved seeing and making people laugh, so getting to do it through music is very satisfying; amazing artists like these were able to do that successfully and were very influential and inspiring to me. What's next for you? What's next, you say.. well, we're gonna be kicking up lots of dust with the release of the epic track COWBOYS ON CAMELS; I have a feeling if we got you with HE SO EURO, we're gonna keep you with COWBOYS ON CAMELS. It's a super fun track about a dude living a painfully mundane existence that wants to mean a little bit more to the world than a guy that punches in and out of work every day; he wants to be loved and matter. Had fun working with Mark Bass of the Bass brothers (EMINEM) on this track, and it is what they call fire! I just had a blast performing at Miami swim week for Planet fashion TV over the weekend. My fans can look forward to more shows like that with models, runways, and lots of fashionable people. So much fun music coming in the near future from SALGORHYTHM. Instagram Facebook

We get "Lost" in a cinematic experience as Bryn Wright shares his debut single, which includes a vast release of emotions and bold, inspirational lyrics so we can get to know Bryn better. 17-year-old born in South Shropshire, Bryn grew up in a rural village surrounded by fields, trees, and many beauty of nature. Bryn has been creating music since four years old and has achieved much great success through the years. He articulates in singing and songwriting and produces and plays multiple instruments too. Bryn draws inspiration from artists like Elton John, Pink Floyd, Aurora, and producer and musician, MAGNUS. He takes from the lessons learned, the way to do things, and most importantly, knows how to make great music! Bryn brings an adventurous, mystical vibe to his latest release, "Lost," and reminds us of the Empire Of The Sun and their approach to music. The alternative edge to their vocal delivery and the cinematic production leaves us gobsmacked! The track opens with a set of mysterious strings and aura, bringing more suspense for Bryn Wright to enter elegantly. We hear the influences and inspiration in the overall track, sounding like a movie score; Bryn aims to set a high standard. The atmospheric artist paints his sonic story easily, making it much more entertaining by thinking outside the box and trying new things, innovation at its finest. Bryn's fluent vocals have so many feelings attached as we can hear the emotion and freeness. "Lost" has the potential to reach great heights as Bryn doesn't hold back as all the elements used combines to create an impressive record we won't soon forget. And as he exits with feeling, grace, and vibes, it's a moment we soon won't forget, all of this while he takes us out with style. Make sure you support this innovator and young legend, Bryn Wright, in his new release, "Lost," available on all streaming platforms. Welcome to BuzzMusic, Bryn Wright. We truly appreciate a relatable anthem for our times like "Lost." What inspired you to write this? I wrote ‘Lost’ at the tail end of last winter, and, like most people, I’ve always found winter to be a difficult season, motivation-wise. The shortness of the days and seemingly endless darkness here in the UK can leave you feeling pretty dismal until spring comes around. I wanted to do something proactive and make use of the negative feelings caused by no sun and month-long grey skies, so I created this song, focussing on just that. What does your record "Lost" mean to you? How can listeners understand you and your music better through this cinematic song? ‘Lost’, to me, means recognizing how easy it is to be brought down by an imperfect situation but choosing instead to stay motivated and hopeful for the future through strength and mindfulness. The lyrics talk about understanding that, ‘The moment is all we live by; we’re whole’ - in other words saying ‘take a step back, relax, it’ll be all right’ - which is something many of us need to say to ourselves far more often than we do. What was the most rewarding part about creating your record, "Lost"? What did you appreciate most from experience? I’m someone who is fortunate enough to have grown up in a rural area of outstanding beauty, and the expansiveness of the surrounding environment translates naturally into writing atmospheric-sounding music. I try to couple this music with meaningful lyrics, also inspired by the vast landscape and the universal questions I feel free to explore in such a wondrous place. What message would you like people to take away from "Lost?" The opening line of the chorus (‘The moment is all we live by; we’re whole’) sums up exactly what I’d like people to take away from my song: that they’re capable and strong enough to overcome a difficult time and look forward to what the future has to offer. What's next for you? "Lost" is the first single from my upcoming Voyager EP, which will be dropping later this year. In the meantime, I’m constantly writing new material and enjoying making connections with new people through social media and the industry itself. Instagram Twitter