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Tha M. E. L brings us endless vibes as he talks about specific issues affecting most of us in the most wholesome way in his new hit single "Recognize." Storyteller Tha M. E. L creates artful music with a 90's flow that mixes elements with other genres like pop, r&b, and rock. He lights up his passionate vocals with joy, pain, anger, and heartbreak; he includes the challenges of relationships and his life's journey. The layers are marked with intense melodies and intentional clever rhymes when he records. Tha M. E. L is a natural poet and writer who grew up in church and developed his skill over the years. Tha M. E. L formulates all his unique elements into a classic record, much as they did in the '90s. He levels with us about issues that are often not spoken about in rap, and by him doing so, he sparks a new love for us. He talks about how he sometimes feels in lyrics like "Many demons to battle, but I'm down for da fight" and "So I'ma hold my head high in the meantime, I do it from my soul, it's within me to shine," Tha M. E. L tells us about many truths, we can relate to. As we enter the world of "Recognize," Tha M. E. L greets us with passion as he expresses nothing but the real and raw. He mentions that it goes beyond his skillful talent and record creating, "peep this individual, on how he speaks his mind, giving you clear visual."" This record is a statement for Tha M. E. L, stating that "Real recognize real", whether it be through the message or values of an artist - 'real recognize real.' The nostalgic sounds of the boom-bap beat production remind us of times when hip-hop was at its 'most real.' From the ill lyricism to the epic old-school show, Tha M. E. L has brought the heat with his latest release, "Recognize." Bringing the perspective of a spiritual soul, Tha M. E. L is moving with tunnel vision, "Trying to get to the light," prepared to fight his demons and prosper. Striving to live in the moment because nothing last forever, Tha M. E. L expresses how far he came. He believes that planting a seed will reap many future benefits; all it takes is a little bit of patience. Until the end, Tha M. E. L blows our mind with his different way of lyricism, he discloses how his life revolves around positive energy, and it's drama-free! Feel the lyrics as it takes you on a journey with Tha M. E. L's new hit single "Recognize," available on all digital platforms. Welcome to BuzzMusic Tha M.E.L. We truly appreciate such a relatable anthem like "Recognize," What inspired you to this song? I wanted to show people that I can express myself in a way where I don't have to be fake about it. I live by the phrase "Real recognize real," so it was imperative for me to let everyone know that this is me, this is not a gimmick, and I will give the best of me all the time, every time. What was the most rewarding part of creating "Recognize?" What did you enjoy most about the experience? I enjoyed the fact that I could just be me for the most part. I enjoyed the creative freedom. I wasn't pressured to be something I'm not. When I'm in that creative space, it brings out the best in me, and I love that feeling. I originally wrote the song years back to a different beat, but I didn't do anything with it, so I just put it to the side. Fast forward, I linked up with one of my producer friends Gallo Locknez, and he had posted a snippet of a new beat he was working on Facebook. When I heard it, I was overwhelmed with excitement, and I knew deep inside I already had a concept in mind. "Recognize" was one of the first songs I thought of when I heard the beat. I ended up buying the beat and rewriting the verses because the original verses weren't cutting it anymore. When the final version was finished, I was so excited, and I knew from my heart that this had to be single. What impact do you hope "Recognize" has on your audience? I'm hoping it will have a positive impact. I know there are a lot of people out there struggling to find themselves, trying to figure out who they are, and I'm here to say just be you. Don't waste your time trying to be something that you're not just to impress other people. Those that are meant to be around you will come to you. I'm also hoping it will be an inspiration to those who could relate. How does "Recognize" contrast your previous releases? How does the song stand out regarding lyricism, sound, and concepts? With every project I work on, I try to make it better than the last. I want to elevate my skills as an emcee and as a songwriter. I take time and study my past releases to see what I can do better as far as song topics, song structure, the tone for each track, etc. If it doesn't meet my expectations, then it doesn't get released until I feel comfortable within myself to release it. With "Recognize," I felt like it was something needed, especially with everything that's going on in the world today. I just want to be a positive inspiration to the world. What can listeners anticipate to hear next from you? I have an album coming out hopefully later on this year, so I'm definitely looking forward for everyone to hearing that. I have more singles dropping soon and more videos, and I'm definitely looking forward to performing a lot more as well. Instagram Facebook

TheMindSettlers comprises Simon Verreault, composer and synths & William D'Agostino, beats, samples, vox. The Montreal duo first met in the school of Sound & Music Production in 2015, while they were both producing electronica independently. From their first collaboration, there was instant chemistry; from there on out, they continued to evolve to offer their growing fanbase a unique experience artistically. TheMindSettlers have done it again. This time with their latest single, "TakeYourTime." With its tranquil beats and oscillating electronic flows, "TakeYourTime" takes ambiance to a spiritual level, defying the usual constraints of electronic production. With half of the duo coming from an industrial background and the other hailing from the rave scene, TheMindSettlers merged two elements frequently found together in downtempo grooves and allowed them to come together in lush resonance. Out on all streaming platforms, check TheMindSettlers out today. Welcome To BuzzMusic, TheMindSettlers; thanks for taking the time to speak with us today about your latest single, "TakeYourTime." What was the main source of inspiration for the song? "TakeYourTime" is a special song; we started it back in the summer of 2016 after a bicycle ride around Montreal. We saw some surfers on the way near the Lachine Canal. That was unusual for us, so we started filming them. We then decided to make a summary type of song based on that. The song took many years to finish as we added layers of sounds to make it feel right and complete. The song is incredibly personal and emotive. Was it difficult to find this vibe? It actually wasn’t. William found the base chords mimicking the flow of water and the main beat pretty fast with his Elektron machines. Then Simon gradually added layers of melodies over it, using Omnisphere, the soft synth mostly. The hardest part was the mixing of the song; that’s what took us a lot of time. The production on the track is very atmospheric. Can you tell us a bit about the soundscape you were trying to create with the production? We wanted the vibe of the song to evolve and create some sort of nostalgic feeling at the end. The main elements remain the same throughout the whole song, we just added delays or new sounds to get that evolving thing going. "TakeYourTime" is a song with a lot of heart. What was the most rewarding part of creating this track? Well, thank you! For us, it is the satisfaction of having a song that feels right, and that received the support and attention it deserved. It is our most successful release yet! We will keep that in mind with the new songs we create. What's next for you? We’re finishing our first Album! It is an 8-track album with similar vibes to "TakeyourTime," actually. It’s made of 2016 songs that we revamped with the new stuff we learned over the years. We hope it will sound as good as "Take Your Time." The album should be out in the next 3 months! Facebook

Electro-pop recording artist and singer-songwriter It Could Be Franky reflects on a relationship's tumultuous moments in her latest thrilling single, "Better." It Could Be Franky is the moniker of Danielle Hamel. Her avant-garde minimalistic and manic synth-pop sound has earned her an ECMA nomination for Electronic Artist of the Year in 2017 and 2020 and being named MusicNL’s 2019 Pop Artist of the Year. Now, Franky is solidifying a more confident, bombastic, quirky, and dark pop aesthetic. The new single, "Better," gives us a closer look into It Could Be Franky's personal life as she examines a relationship where both parties realize that hanging out with friends and other people could be "Better." Franky says it may be healthier to have a larger network of friends "so you can access all of your interests, your personality, and overall well-being." Jumping into the new single, "Better," the track bursts open with a distorted and screechy synth alongside airy and heavy drums. It Could Be Franky's vocal appearance shifts our ears onto her powerful performance that sings of giving someone what they need but realizing that reaching out to friends could be "Better" for the both of them. All while It Could Be Franky serenades us with her spunky vocals, she leaves our jaws on the floor with her expansive and ethereal production that glitters and gleams like the stars above. It's an incredibly emotional yet cathartic song that sees It Could Be Franky reassuring someone that she'll still be there, but she can't be everything they need. Experience the relatable and needed message within It Could Be Franky's buzzy new single, "Better," now available on all digital streaming platforms. Welcome to BuzzMusic, It Could Be Franky. We can totally relate to the honest theme within your recent single, "Better." What experiences in your relationship inspired you to create this genuine piece? Happy to be here! When writing Better, I was thinking about when I was younger and looking for a relationship, I thought I was going to find someone who can match me perfectly and who could be this person that completes me somehow. But I eventually had to realize that my partner and I, can’t be all things to each other. He needs to find someone who shares his love of movies, I need to find friends who shares my love of pop music. You need different relationships for different things. You can’t expect any one person to tick all those boxes for you. It’s not fair to them, it’s not healthy for you, and it’s too much pressure on a relationship. Who produced the stellar and stimulating sonics within "Better"? What sort of atmosphere or vibe did you want the production to offer? The song was produced by me, so thank you! I tend to like a lot of layers and textures in my songs, so this song was one that I restrained myself and deliberately left sparse. I was listening to Consideration by Rihanna on repeat when I wrote this, so I really wanted something that was dominated by a kick drum, had room to breathe, and could really rumble in a car. I tested it relentlessly in a car, and I think it passes the test. What was your favorite part about creating "Better"? What was the peak of the experience? My favorite part is tracking the vocals because that’s when it feels like it is all coming together. I recorded this in my home studio during the height of the pandemic, so it was a solitary experience. And I probably accessed emotions that really could only be explained by the strange time we were in. What was your goal in terms of the listener's experience with "Better"? What did you want the song to provide them with? I hope that it would feel like an anthem about demanding more for yourself, having self-respect, demanding respect from others, and having the means to recognize when you in an unhealthy situation and demand better. What's next for you? There are more songs to come that were created in these pandemic writing sessions. It was a great way for me to process the instability we all felt in 2020. Stay tuned for new songs and videos to be released later this summer! Instagram Facebook

Niah Faye is a highly talented Afrolatina vocal artist from Stockton, California. Her style is best described as a unique fusion of R&B, hip-hop, and pop. You can't put her in any one particular category because she is so multi-talented and versatile. Niah Faye is a 20-year-old musician taking the music world by storm. Drawing inspiration from Summer Walker, Daniel Caesar, Kali Uchis, and Billie Holiday, she is quickly making a name for herself. NiahFaye is blossoming as a person and an artist, taking advantage of the immersive music scene and the endless networking opportunities. The move to LA signified many new beginnings for her, including the official commencement of her professional music career, polishing her sound in professional studios with highly-regarded producers and engineers, such as Bobby Dunnit. One of her most popular releases, Entertainer, was recently remixed with an upcoming artist based in Russia, Luka Wyatt. Niah beautifully describes her song “Entertainer is about realizing your worth and closing the chapter dedicated to entertaining someone who isn’t worth your time, energy, or love.” Connect with the lofi-chill energy of Niah Faye; listen to “Entertainer,” available on all streaming platforms.d by Russian up-and-coming artist Luka Wyatt. The atmosphere of “Entertainer” overall has a beautiful energy, the beat is gentle, and a very chill voice from Niah Faye is perfectly matched by Luka’s vocals. The vibes are relentless overall. The energy is palpable and intoxicating. This song is reminiscent of Frank Ocean, a song you can play on repeat. Niah’s track is beautifully composed, with her gentle vocals nourishing the lofi-beat and Luka Wyatt's entrance into the song - they have created something wonderful here. To wrap it up, “Entertainer” is a sweet serenade of sensual, beautiful vocals gently laid over a very relaxed beat. It is a track you can play at any time of the day. It will bring you to a peaceful state of mind. Connect with the lofi-chill energy of NiahFaye; listen to “Entertainer,” available on all streaming platforms. Welcome to BuzzMusic, Niah Faye. We adored the smooth and sensual sound of your atmospheric hit, "Entertainer" What inspired this passionate and sultry song? Despite me only being 20 years old, a lot of my youth up until now has been spent being obsessed with the concept of love and finding someone to experience it with. I heavily romanticized relationships as a kid, thinking love was supposed to play out as I'd seen in the movies, and the thought of having a life-long partner always brought me comfort. However, because I was chasing love - as opposed to just letting it find me - I found myself becoming desperate to hold onto people and ending up in unhealthy situations. I was often giving more than I was receiving, and I began to feel like a source of entertainment. After feeling like that one too many times, I'd decided enough was enough. I transformed those helpless feelings into empowering ones through song; it's been the most liberating and healing experience! Did you have any artistic influences or projects in mind when creating the single “Entertainer?" I didn't have any particular influence in mind when making this song. Still, generally speaking, Summer Walker, Jhene Aiko, and Daniel Caesar are big contributors to the sound I have today. They are the queens and kings of smooth and sultry vocals in this generation, and I love their works! What was the hardest part about creating such an honest piece like "Entertainer?" Did you face any personal or physical challenges? The hardest part about writing vulnerable music is the possibility of reliving the experiences I may not be fully over and healed from. "Entertainer" was speaking on a collection of experiences that I had overcome by the time I started writing, so it was empowering to create a banger out of it all, knowing I had felt so low and weak when I was living through it. What's the message you'd like people to take away from this song? I like to remind myself, whenever someone hurts me or disappoints me, that there are 7 billion people in this world. If someone chooses to lie to me, there are thousands of others who would be honest with me. If someone takes me for granted, I know there are thousands of people who would appreciate me. You get the trend. The point is, I can't allow myself to be devastated when someone does me wrong because there are people out there who will do right by me, the most important person being myself. There is never an excuse to entertain someone; our time is too short and too precious to be played with. Think of all of the amazing things you could be doing if you weren't bothered with someone else's toxic b.s.! What's next for you? "Entertainer " was followed up with a remix featuring fellow upcoming artist Luka Wyatt. You can listen to the original and the remix on streaming platforms and YouTube. I am currently releasing a sequence of singles building up to the drop of my newest E.P. Stay tuned for my next release, which is projected to drop in late August! Instagram

D. Edge, a hip-hop artist, alongside his producer Woodro Skillson and videographer JCinque come together to bring us a banging music video, "Shadow Clone Jutsu." Brooklyn-based D. Edge has loved poetry and freestyling since a young age. He experiments wildly between the visuals and music, and what he puts his mind to, he does, and to the best of his ability. He releases his new music video, "Shadow Clone Jutsu", off his recent project "BARUTO UZUMAKI," a take on the popular anime series 'Naruto'. D. Edge teams up with one of the best in the industry, a New Jersey-based producer who's worked with noble acts like Jhene Aiko and Kid Cudi. Shooting the music video was none other than Brooklyn-based videographer and entrepreneur JCinque, who's established his brand The CREAM and worked with BET, MTV, A$AP Ferg, and many more. Getting back to "Shadow Clone Jutsu," D. Edge takes us on to a party we wish we were invited to! He wastes no time bringing the vibes with his dominant bars that shake our speakers, just the way we like it. D. Edge's fiery vocals and endless energy in the song leave us astonished. Honestly, everyone who came showed up and showed out to make this music video a success. Dose up with D. Edge, and his well-transformed music video titled "Shadow Clone Jutsu" is now available on Youtube. Instagram Twitter

Long Beach, CA native, hip-hop recording artist, and rapper Westside Webb bless the eyes and ears with his new music video for "Different Goals," off his latest album, Player Games Pt. 1. The impactful recording garnered his loyal fanbase through meaningful tracks that discuss the hustle, grind, and, most importantly, the struggle. With each track, we get to see another side of Webb as he continues to build on the theme of life and his personal experiences. Listeners can better understand Westside Webb's lyrical impact through his latest album, Player Games Pt. 1. In his own words, "Life inspired this project. Everyday hustle, struggle, and living." Webb also hopes listeners can take something away from the album, "...it makes me happy to see people happy while listening to something I created from scratch from my own thought process," he says. On the album's fourth track, "Different Goals," we get to see the side of Westside Webb that's reaping his rewards after battling through life's trials and tribulations. Produced by Uce Lee, the song carries uplifting, we-made-it energy that feels like a well-deserved vacation after grinding it out. The song's music video showcases a similar theme: Westside Webb takes us through the Long Beach club scene, jet skiing on sky-blue waters, and, of course, hitting the studio. Westside Webb's performance stylings grab our attention right off the bat, and listening to his rhythmic flow is effortless. He continues cruising through our speakers while discussing what brought him towards success; determination, talent, and "Different Goals." We could all learn a thing or two from Westside Webb and his track, "Different Goals." Treat your eyes to a visual vacation with the song's music video, and find the album, Player Games Pt. 1, on all digital streaming platforms. Welcome to BuzzMusic, Westside Webb. We truly admire your honest and personal songwriting approach within your recent album, Player Games Pt. 1. What inspired you to create this project? I was working on a new project after being caught on the web. The name of the first beat I listened to was called Player Games, and it kind of just hit me like, I’m living through these times, and so are all of us. And we all playing this game called “life,” and I can use this concept to help propel me and everyone that taps in through this game called “life” through my music. How does the track "Different Goals" fit into the concept or theme of your album, Player Games Pt. 1? The concept and recurring theme behind different goals are really high-frequency activities, from vacations to the purchase of high-value assets im just really trying to convey how big you can take it. I was raised to be a leader and not a follower, so to understand that and see it put into action by not only me but everyone around me, from my friends and family to every member of my team, we’re all striving for a common goal of lavishness and excellence. What sort of visual experiences did you want to give viewers with the music video for "Different Goals?" Who helped you bring it to life? For the different goals video, s/o my dawg Lvcero, I try to show real-life situations I partake in, nothing fabricated. I just wanted to give ppl a firsthand view of my life. The only thing different about that weekend is that we brought a cameraman. How does Player Games Pt. 1 contrast your previous 2022 album, Caught In The Webb? What's different between these two projects? Caught in the Webb as my sophomore project was really about me finding myself more as an artist. With Caught in the Webb, I hoped to just get my vision across, who I am. What I’m about. And really get my intention understood. Player Games is a little more of a full-circle moment. We Ran One Whole Lap, and we are just getting started. Instagram Twitter

Hardworking singer-songwriter and dynamic recording artist Kendyle Paige shares her most intimate and compelling single to date alongside producer Brandon Lee Richardson entitled, "BullsEye." Kendyle Paige's story is one of love, dedication, and serendipity. Born into a Grammy-winning family, the young recording artist has climbed to international acclaim with television appearances, collaborations that have reached millions of streams, and personal songs about the complexity of human emotions. Currently preparing for her sophomore album, Ladybird, Kendyle Paige said the project is "a snapshot of who I am and where I'm going. I hope my music is a snapshot of your experiences too." Until then, Paige is keeping us occupied with her latest single, "BullsEye." She says it's an ode to the relationship with herself while trying to escape the patterns and bullshit she put herself through. "I just needed to focus on myself in order to get my shit together and be the woman I know I can be," Paige expressed. This stunning, slow-burn single opens with Kendyle Paige's layered vocal harmonies that drift into the first verse, melting the speakers in a soothing, jazzy, and downtempo vibe. While she expresses how someone drained her energy and left her as a fragment of who she once was, Paige reaches the slow, groovy, and soulful hook that showers us in a delicate atmosphere. Brandon Lee Richardson not only produced this sweet single, but he adds a harmonious and tender verse to deliver this beautiful back and forth. He sings a similar message of yearning to be free from life's many pains. But, alas, both of these talented recording artists have bullseyes on their backs. Experience the equally heartwarming and heartbreaking sensations of Kendyle Paige and Brandon Lee Richardson's cinematic new single, "BullsEye," now available on all digital streaming platforms. Welcome to BuzzMusic, Kendyle Paige. We love the tender and emotional space you've created with your recent single, "BullsEye." What made you want to write a song about your dynamic relationship with yourself? Thank you for having me. Most of my songs are about my relationships with other people. I don't think I went out of my way to write a song about myself; it just came out of me. At the beginning of writing this, we were all in the middle of the pandemic, so I had nothing to do except look inward, and this song just came out of me. It wasn't until after writing and reflecting on the song that I realized it was about myself. What was your experience creating "BullsEye" alongside Brandon Lee Richardson? What did you appreciate most about the collaboration? So Brandon and I's process is a little different, and I think that's why I like working with him so much. I wrote the lyrics for BullsEye in my LA apartment in 2020, and once I had bought a house in New York in 2022, Brandon and I started working on this next project. Like my first album, I go over to Brandon's studio in upstate New York to sing the lyrics for him. We discuss the subject and what we picture for it. Brandon then creates a simple piano loop for me to record, and then I let him have the song solo, so he's free to create how he sees fit. The instrumental is made specifically for my lyrics, and that's what I appreciate most about our collaboration. Brandon doesn't just send me a random beat, you know? Could you expand on your songwriting process for "BullsEye"? Do you face any difficult moments when writing such emotional lyrics? Songwriting is never the same for me. Sometimes I write down a thought and don't come back to it for a couple of months, but in this case, the song literally fell out of me in one night. I originally didn't have a feature in mind for this track and had written a second verse for myself, but once Brandon and I got to talking about it and both related to it, I knew he had to be on it. I wouldn't say it was difficult for me at all to write it, but maybe because it felt like an out-of-body experience? I just didn't know I was talking about myself until I read it back. I've come so far since writing this song, so I look back at it fondly. Will the single "BullsEye" be included on your upcoming sophomore album, Ladybird? Could you drop any hints about the new album? I haven't said much about Ladybird yet, but this next album is really special to me. All I can say is I'm really in love with it, and I hope others will be too. What's next for you? Well, a lot. An album, and hopefully a tour, a bunch of new visuals for this new music, and a lot of time well spent with my people. Instagram

Lola Vain is a new rock band from Phoenix, Arizona, composed mainly of 2 friends (a vocalist and guitarist) with various musicians on each song. These two friends, Scott and Brian, have created a new light-hearted killer rock song with a unique sound, “Im Alive.” Lola Vain is composed of Scott Hammons, the vocalist, and Brian Buzard shredding on guitar. The band emerged as Scott approached Brian to help produce a song. The first song they created was “Im Alive,” and their creative sessions resulted in three songs capturing a nostalgic, big rock feel. Hammons, currently residing in Nashville, TN., and Buzard realized they had created something beautiful here, and rock band LolaVain had come to life. “It’s a song about the power of attraction and never underestimating a person based on appearances,” says Brian. “You think you know someone, but you have no idea. It’s also about having a good time with your crazy friends. We were trying to keep the mood light since we have all been through so much over the last couple of years.” “I'm Alive” is an excellent example of a rock song with great vocals and guitar riffs. The music starts with a simple guitar riff that is soon joined by the powerful vocals of Hammons. The song then builds in intensity as the guitar riffs become more complex and the lyrics become more passionate. The overall sound of “Im Alive” is powerful and energetic, making it a great example of a classic rock song. This track has that feel-good and powerful energy, mixed with raw lyrics for an intense feel and a fun rocking time. Definitely a song you could imagine being played at a smokey dive bar with the sound of billiards in the background. I mean that in the best way possible. You can expect more new music in the months to come, and look out for Lola Vain at a venue near you. Listen to “Im Alive,” available on all streaming platforms now. Welcome to BuzzMusic, Lola Vain, and congratulations on your latest release, "I'm Alive." What was the most rewarding part about creating "Im Alive?" What did you appreciate most about making the single? Honestly, I think the partnership that developed between Scott and I. We knew each other from other bands, and we had talked about working together, but you know how those things usually go, right? Other commitments get in the way, and to top it off, Scott lives 1600 miles away from me. So it wasn’t exactly easy to get together. But thanks to technology, we were able to share ideas back and forth, and then Scott flew into Phoenix a couple of times to cut vocals at my studio—and that’s when it started to get real. I’m used to writing alone, and to be honest—it took me a while to let go and let the creative process be what it is—and give up some control. I had to get the fuck out of my own way. I’m really glad I did—the result speaks for itself. What impact do you hope "Im Alive" has on your audience? We want to make people dance—that’s it. To bring people together—to enjoy the moment. It’s okay to have fun and let go. The initial response has been overwhelmingly great—so on some level, it feels like we made a connection to the world. What does "Im Alive" mean to you? How can listeners better understand you and your music through this emotional debut? The single “I’m Alive” pays homage to some of our musical influences—AC/DC, KISS—too many to list. We wrote this song smack dab in the middle of the Pandemic—and we were crawling out of our skin personally and creatively. Isolation can be a powerful, creative force. We kept asking ourselves, “Is this the right time to release a song about having fun?” “Is it too soon?” We felt the time was perfect to say, “Here we are, here’s what we’ve got—hope you love it!” How did you want the production and sonics in "Im Alive" to make listeners feel? Scott first approached me with a solid verse and chorus idea, and we worked out the arrangement over a few weeks. We wanted to grab attention right out of the gate. That opening riff was written shortly after we had started initial tracking in the studio. I’ve always loved playing rhythm on guitar more than soloing. I love big, giant guitar riffs. I was noodling around, and I locked on that opening riff—and Scott looked at me, and we started laughing because it’s so obnoxious and filthy sounding. So we kept it—because what the world needs now more than ever is nasty guitar riffs. They unite us all! What can we anticipate hearing next from you? The second single is done, and we are preparing to shoot the video. I think it’s going to surprise everybody. It is different from “I’m Alive”—but still very rock and roll. It will feature some very cool guest musicians as well. We are really looking forward to the reaction. Instagram Twitter

Rheez is an up-and-coming grime rapper from the UK with touching and lyrical songs. Initially born in Malta and having music in his veins since a young age, Rheez has been a multi-faceted musician. Rheez is an artist who isn't afraid to show his true colors. His song "True Wounds" is a perfect example of this. The lyrics may be personal, but the frustration at injustice is wholly universal. Finding himself creating music since he was 12, in various genres, from jazz/rock/commercial bands until realizing his heart was set on hip hop - Rheez has also released 15 self-funded music videos performed across the UK and even got through to the judges at X-Factor. Rheez is an artist known for his song True Wounds, which is about injustice. In the song, Rheez talks about how he was once a victim of injustice and how he has seen many others who have been treated unfairly. He also talks about how he wants to see a change in the world and how he believes that everyone deserves to be treated fairly. Rheez's song is powerful and moving, and it is sure to inspire people to stand up for what is right. The song "True Wound"s starts off with an electronic-style beat, beginning with Rheez’s smooth and hard-hitting lyrics seamlessly coming onto the track. The beat of "True Wounds" perfectly setups Rheez’s deep and insightful bars, so it effortlessly sounds like the truth is pouring from Rheez when he raps. “I've seen so much loss, but I still hold on.” Rheez is an artist who isn't afraid to speak his mind. His song "True Wounds" is a powerful anthem about the injustice he witnessed in his life. Through his music, Rheez hopes to inspire others to stand up and fight for what's right. “This music is deeper than the sport. I do this for the kids who are weak and want more.” "True Wounds" is a call to action, reminding us that we all have a responsibility to fight for what's right. Rheez is an artist using his voice to make a difference, and we need to support him. Welcome to BuzzMusic Rheez, and congratulations on your latest release, "True Wounds." What inspired this song? "True wounds" is a recollection of life tribulations thrown at me from a younger age and a vessel for me to express that the key to overcoming is to stay faithful and focused on the better things that life offers. The blessings. What do you think sets your music apart from other rappers? I feel like the majority of the industry is slightly watered down when it comes to personal matters in lyricism. I differ in that, and I'm happy to let people know the beauty in the struggle in my story. My goal is to inspire my listeners. Therefore, I feel the difference between me and most is I'm comfy showing people the personal problems I faced growing up through life and how I overcame them. Plus, we're snapping on every track, have it be known, haha. What do you think is the key to success in the music industry? I think if there were a true scientific formula, Drake would be on the phone tomorrow asking how? The main key in any walk of life is to make your greatest efforts for yourself. I've been striving to elevate my music career for years and sometimes get caught up in the madness of expectation. In contrast, I believe as long as what you're doing as a creator is coming from your heart and your vision, with the right team and the right game plan, you can be successful and stay successful; I also believe in having an all-eye on what's fresh and what's not. What do you think is the biggest challenge faced by rappers today? I feel like the game is unfortunately tied up in this lust for being respected for the wrong reasons. Meaning I see people I grew up with coming from more fortunate circumstances still choose the wrong path intentionally for the reason of validation from people that are not relevant due to this happening in the industry and in the streets. The market's potential can sometimes be jeopardized by Fugazi characters. That being said, the cream always rises to the top. What's next for you? A lot is in the pipeline; all I'd say is don't blink. Instagram Facebook

Mysterious pop crooner and singer-songwriter Sebastian Clarin lets us sink our "Teeth (Cyanides)" into his sophomore single from his upcoming debut album, Aerial Cuts. Sebastian Clarin is a solo recording artist with a low-key, mysterious vibe reminiscent of Leonard Cohen or Nick Cave. His music delivers bright and grandiose synth melodies with dance beats, merging the sounds of Depeche Mode with the nerve and alternative feel of Arcade Fire. Now, Sebastian Clarin invites you to chomp through his recent cinematic and euphoric single, "Teeth (Cyanides)." After one listen, we could tell this song sets the tone for this summer's strongest synthpop anthem. It's a thrilling and chorus-strong piece that has our toes tapping and hearts pounding. The new single, "Teeth (Cyanides)," vibrantly opens with driving mid-tempo drum beats, plucky synths, and airy background pads alongside Sebastian Clarin's breathy, crooning vocals. His mysterious tones and natural allure are irresistible, and paired with the dreamy and beaming synthpop production is a match made in heaven. There's a glimmering and brilliant sensation on the hook that feels like the wave of euphoria we get after reaching the peak of a mountain. However, Clarin sings rather personal lyrics like "Should I leave or beat the hell out of myself," emphasizing our complex thought processes with a dash of darkness. The song gradually expands into this vast and atmospheric space with all the melodic effects, synths, and pads you could ever dream of. It's a refreshing, exuberant listening experience, to say the least. Feast your ears on the exhilarating and vibrant sounds of Sebastian Clarin's recent single, "Teeth (Cyanides)," now available on all digital streaming platforms. Welcome to BuzzMusic, Sebastian Clarin. We're impressed with the mysterious yet uplifting atmosphere you've created with "Teeth (Cyanides)." What inspired you to create this eclectic song? Thank you so much for the kind introduction! The song is actually about gender fluidity and incurable disease but also about love and domination. An eclectic lyrical mix indeed. But despite the dark theme, I wanted the narrator of the song to be dancing to a pulsating and bittersweet synth wave-driven beat. So musically, the song is somewhat uplifting and catchy, but there's an ominous shadow hanging over the song. Sadly some parts are inspired by the tragic life of a close friend of mine, but as always, you mix and match from different parts of your life and others. Did you produce the single "Teeth (Cyanides)" by yourself? Or did you collaborate with other producers to help bring the song to life? Both" Teeth (Cyanides)" and the rest of the songs on the forthcoming album are produced by the dance music profile and former techno producer Henrik B. It has been an interesting collaboration, and we've had very different musical references and perspectives but have united in the love of David Bowie's ambient masterpiece" Low" and Radiohead's electronic left turn" Kid A." What vibe or feel did you want to give the production in "Teeth (Cyanides)?" How did you want the sonics to make listeners feel? I want the listeners to feel both melancholic and euphoric at the same time. So that emotional contrast is what I've tried to capture also in the production. Some kind of ambiguous feel with the uplifting harmonies in bright contrast to the haunting vibe in the background melodies and the lyrics. A sonic contrast is also to be heard between the more low-key verse and the ecstatic and elevated chorus. The vocal appearance had to be raw and sincere to deliver the prophetic lyrics. Slow and dark in the verse and more energetic in the chorus. If listeners could take anything away from your mysterious lyrical content in "Teeth (Cyanides)," what would you want that to be? I spent a lot of time writing the lyrics – every single word must have a reason to be – and therefore, I see them almost as poems that should be read and interpreted as a whole. Pretentious, yes, but true. So it's quite hard to choose a specific part from the song, but in the end, I want the listener to be left with that ambiguous feel. A contrast between the evocative and different perspectives of the song. Dark meets light. Destructiveness meets euphoria. Sex meets self-hatred. What's next for you? More music is coming up! Next is the release of my third single, "High Blood Treasure," hitting the audience in early September, and then my debut album" Aerial Cuts" finally will be released in October. I look forward to the album release since I see myself primarily as an album artist. The album contains many different sonically and lyrical themes. But I must admit that the overall concept is quite dark. Hard times have affected the music. But in times of crisis, the level of creativity increases. I had to write myself out of anxiety. Instagram