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  • Sarah Sunday Breaks +50k Spins

    Sarah Sunday recently shared her excitement on Instagram for breaking the record with 50k+ spins. Sarah Sunday's childhood passion was music. She has the advantage of knowing and loving music in greater depth due to being the daughter of a pianist. She began singing when she was 11 years old. Aside from her father, she was influenced by numerous music business sweethearts, including Avril Lavigne, Tiffany, Debbie Gibson, and Debbie Harry. It's no surprise she's captivated our hearts despite just releasing one song in two years. When Sarah Sunday published a song called "The Sky is Falling" a few weeks ago, it went viral. Sarah could not maintain her position in the industry due to past COVID issues, but she is finally back in business, and what an entry she made. Her single, "The Sky is Falling," has become popular on the internet, with over 50,000 spins on bare Spotify. It was unexpected, and due to the unlimited love she holds for music, she made her share it with her Instagram followers. All her fans and followers are becoming part of her happiness at this success and adoring her more. The entire song "The Sky Is Falling" is fantastic, inspiring, and revolves around the main theme, i.e., facing life's challenges. When confronted with life's harsh truth, the song's lyrics undoubtedly describe everyone's sentiments. Everyone feels as if the sky is falling on their heads, and there appears to be no way to stop it. On the other hand, Sarah provides us with the strength with her spiritful words to face those obstacles, emphasizing that we all need to ease up on ourselves as this is not the end. She provides courage by stating, "I promise!" bolstering her resolve. Moreover, the wonderful music rhythms and Sarah's vocals add to the perfection of the song. Never pass up the opportunity to include it in our monthly playlist. You can also see the official music video, which can be found on Sarah Sunday's YouTube page. The link may be found by clicking here. This isn't the first time Sarah has captured the hearts of so many people. She attempted something similar with her song "Ink." She caught everyone in the music industry off guard. Her 90's pop composition "Ink" drew millions of youthful music fans. It's hardly surprising, though, because the music was fantastic. As previously said, 90's pop provided the song with nostalgic and aesthetic emotions, which captivated listeners. Not only did it connect with individuals born in the '90s, but it was also popular with Generation Z, who was spotted listening to it at parties, nightclubs, and in vehicles. We're all aware of how much this generation values aesthetic vibes. Sarah Sunday was well aware that that was exactly what the crowd wanted. Sarah, despite her youth, understands what music fans desire nowadays. That's why her most recent one is also popular. It has been featured in several social media videos, making it one of the most popular songs. Stay tuned to Sarah Sunday through social media to get updates about her upcoming tracks. Instagram YouTube

  • Spotlight: RedrumSociety Releases Their New Riveting Single, “Stormy Weather”

    Florida-based edgy alternative band RedrumSociety consists of frontman Zach Cohen, Sean Chesal on drums, Andrew Platt on the keys, and Ruddy Simon on bass. The band has had a diverse array of tracks hit the pop, blues, and alternative charts. Their latest single, "Stormy Weather," offers the band's classic form with a baroque style arrangement that brings listeners through the trials and tribulations of a toxic relationship. Zach Cohen says "Stormy Weather" quickly wrote one of those songs. Driven by emotion and ego, the hope is that the song's message will help anyone who hears it, that is experiencing something similar, feel less alone in their situation." The song was created by Zach sitting in his room tracking the various parts; he then took it to Fourth Street Recording in Santa Monica, California, to follow the vocals with producers Sejo Nevajas and Brandon Sweeney. From there, they, along with engineer Jose Alcantar, mixed the song and would send takes back to Florida, going back and forth on facetime comparing notes. The outcome is a relatable, riveting, beautifully pieced, nostalgic yet modern musical journey. The band is continuously working on new music while looking forward to hopping in a van and going on tour. Read the full BuzzMusic interview with RedrumSociety here. Instagram Artist Website Tiktok

  • Spotlight: Amy Jaime Is Elevating To New Horizons With Her Hit Single, “Time of My Life”

    Hailing from Las Vegas, Pop/R&B singer-songwriter Amy Jaime prides herself on creating a catalog of fresh and unique music, which is perfectly reflected in her new captivating single, "Time of My Life.” Teaming up with local Las Vegas producer, “Zerarti” as well as fellow artist, “Travis Foster,” Amy took an experimental approach while creating this record. Heavily inspired by Dua Lipa’s song “Levitating,” Amy stepped out of her comfort zone, displaying evolution, confidence, and smooth, warm vocals. Alongside Travis Foster's deep and rhythmic flow, the pair have created the collaboration of the year in this exciting and vibrant electro-r&b hit. “Time of My Life” was made with the intention to be a positive affirmation for the new year. Amy Jaime and Travis Foster are here to remind us to keep our heads held high with their groovy vibrations that make us dance, reflect and look forward to what comes next. Amy is currently working on an EP as well as new collaborations. She will also be expanding her sound, dabbling in other genres including Reggaeton, which we are so excited to hear! Until then, listen to "Time of My Life," on all digital streaming platforms now. INSTAGRAM

  • Take The Chaw On The Road While "Driving Your Car"

    Relentless and hypnotic, The Chaw is an unstoppable force with a sonic inevitability. Hungry, insatiable, damn-good rock 'n roll, The Chaw is a cut from the very same granite of the greats like Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Johnny Cash, Cream, and the Golden Era shaped by their peers. Three hands beckoning, you'll quickly see just how they're a wall of pulsating auditory energy, a rolling psychedelic groove undulating from a moonlit desert roadside tavern, a broken jukebox in a haunted diner at the graveyard shift, and the highway tide washed upon graffiti-sick concrete beneath an overpass. Tuning into "Driving Your Car," the latest single to come amplified from The Chaw, we're fully drawn towards the headbanging bop that has us reminiscing on classic rock with a newfound twist. The chugging guitar riffs steer the composition as the energetic sounds mesh with the timely percussion patterns and rhythmic bass grooves bolstered throughout this record. Giving you the type of energy rush that has you wanting to turn the volume up and go for a long drive with the windows rolled down, this is a sliver of the empowering tunes that The Chaw delivers to your speakers. Paired with eye-catching visuals that further lure you into the bright lights at night in the city scope of it all, we tour the streets with The Chaw as the mesmerizing visual effects up the ante and transport us to the almost psychedelic hues intended. As we grasp onto the darkly mixed and bellowing timbres of the main vocal performance, we're swept into the ominous hues that counter the uncontrollable momentum coming from us as we get lost in "Driving Your Car." Fully equipped with the auditory power to change up your whole mood, The Chaw takes us for a spin we'll gladly encounter in "Driving Your Car." Instagram Facebook

  • EverGlaze Cuts The Ties In, "Click Bang"

    Houston-based rock band and 5-piece EverGlaze seeks a place in rock history and the souls of all music lovers, and they're doing so with hot singles like the latest, "Click Bang." Brothers Brandon and Robby Mesarina initially formed EverGlaze, but after gathering the likes of lead guitarist Sam, bassist Joe C, and vocalist Darcy, the band was complete. Influenced by wide-ranging acts from Spice Girls to Led Zeppelin, EverGlaze strives to blend vast styles into one cohesive and audibly satisfying sound. The Houston band just released a steamy and cathartic new single entitled "Click Bang," which throws us into a relationship's demise where someone's unwanted presence is standing in the way of growth. EverGlaze also released an accompanying live performance music video along with the single, which shows us all the energy and passion this versatile band has to offer. Elaborating on the single itself, "Click Bang," the venture begins with Joe C's plucky and dense bassline that later leads into Robby's warm rhythm guitar, Brandon's light mid-tempo drums, and Sam's wavy lead guitar melodies. As Darcy's charismatic and vibrant vocals pour through our speakers, she begins enlightening us on a relationship's anticipated end and realizing that both parties are better left apart. As dreary as it may sound, Darcy adds a whole new meaning by channeling this captivating attitude where she can't wait to live a clearer life. All while this is happening, EverGlaze backs her up with their fiery and dynamic instrumentals that give us the true and authentic sounds of modern pop rock. Hit "Click Bang" on EverGlaze's latest single, and say sayonara to those who no longer serve you. Find "Click Bang" on all streaming platforms. We're feeling ready to seize the day after listening to your latest single, "Click Bang." What inspired this cathartic and yet empowering song? "Click Bang" was written after one of our band members had an unwanted run-in with an ex at one of our shows. The situation really aggravated him, and he finally decided to write about it. But in a way that may be more relatable to others. The song's verses narrate or try to narrate her (the ex's and random people that approach you at places with some nighttime intentions) thoughts and assumptions being made while trying to get your attention. The transition to the chorus, and the chorus itself, is pretty much the writers' self-assured proclamation to their ex, "Click Bang You Wish Baby"'. Who handled the conceptual lyrics for "Click Bang?" Was this song an outlet for you to channel some pent-up emotions? Brandon, or as he's better known as Panda, wrote the lyrics, and yes, I would say so. Could you break down how your band split your instrumental creative process for "Click Bang?" What did that look like between the five of you? Robby (our rhythm guitarist) had a riff in his head that he showed Panda, who just wrote the chorus/1 verse for the song and then showed it to the rest of the guys at practice, and it just flowed from there. In total, I think it only took 1 or 2 practices to really write this song out and nail it all down with instrumentation and all. Speaking on your live performance video for "Click Bang," what was it like performing at GTS Winter Wonder Rock Fest? Wellllll, playing the downstairs stage of White Oak Music Hall is a MUST and friggin fun and always a great time! It was a little bit nerve-racking cause it was our first time back on the downstairs stage, but nerves passed and adrenaline set in, and it went really well. But we've worked with GTS plenty of times now, and they tend to honor their word, especially Jay. It's organized from the get-go cause everyone gets the information and has to agree to a, let's say, "contract" or "terms of agreement" before even playing. Even after that, Jay has once not kept his word and has been flexible about rules in agreement as long as the band themselves tell him what's going on. That show itself was friggin crazy, though...from crowd surfing to the moshes and just the overall crowd participation. It definitely landed in the top 3 shows we've ever done in the history of the band. Instagram Facebook

  • KANITHA Pulls At Our Heartstrings With Her Intimate Debut Single, “VICES”

    Singer/songwriter KANITHA (pronounced “Kuh-knee-tha”) makes her debut with R&B/Pop track, “VICES,” sure to leave you wanting more. Hailing from San Diego, CA, KANITHA, also known as Marjorie Huot, chooses to perform under her middle name in order to pay tribute to her Cambodian-American heritage. Her sound is infused with emotional and raw lyrics, intimately exploring her experiences navigating various relationships, anxieties, and confidence throughout her life. KANITHA effortlessly blends Pop and R&B elements to form her unique and compelling sound, which we can hear in her debut track, “VICES.” Written over the course of the pandemic, this single sheds light on old habits dying hard, as KANITHA explores patterns of codependency within a relationship on the rocks. “VICES” pulls the listener in right away with KANITHA’s luscious, stacked vocals panned out overtop an intimate guitar line. The track opens up with a compelling, sultry drum groove and a more flushed-out soundscape for the listener to sink their teeth into. KANITHA has created a lush sonic world throughout “VICES.” Soothing yet engaging production support KANITHA’s emotionally vulnerable and raw lyrics. Her delivery is powerful and captivating, as she navigates a back and forth relationship with her vices over the course of the track. We feel for KANITHA as she sings out passionately in the chorus, begging for change but feeling the pull of negative patterns coming back once again. “I still drink the tears, I swallow I can’t help but follow I need to be released But my vices always find me.” If this debut single is any sign of what’s to come, then the future is definitely looking bright for KANITHA. We can’t wait to hear more from this up-and-coming star. Check out “VICES” by KANITHA today, and keep an eye out for her debut EP and future project coming in 2022. We are so happy to have you here celebrating the release of your debut single, "VICES." We are really impressed with the track, and the sheer emotional rawness displayed throughout it. Was it tough to tap into such a personal and vulnerable emotional state/experience while writing the lyrics? Thank you! I always felt like writing about how something made me feel easier for me than just saying it. There are times I've censored myself when I have to really talk about how I feel because I'm afraid that I'd upset someone. I used to share diary entries with my therapist because I knew if I didn't write them down, I wouldn't be able to articulate them as well in our sessions. With "Vices," I felt like whenever I'd write about that relationship, I wouldn't feel connected to what I was writing because I wasn't being as honest to myself. "Vices" is ultimately about how hard it is to come to terms with accepting how things are instead of what they could be. I felt like I was in this cycle of knowing better, but I'd abet the situation by staying around thinking things might change when ultimately, I'm draining myself for someone's approval. Your love and passion for music and performing are extremely apparent throughout your work. Do you remember where your love for music all began? My mom always said that I was humming since I was a baby, but my earliest memories were singing along to Celine Dion's 'My Heart Will Go On and imitating Scary Spice and Britney Spears in my childhood home. I remember when my cousin showed me the music video for 'Sometimes' by Britney Spears when I was about maybe four years old, and immediately, I thought, "that's a job? People do that? I wanna do that". It's always been something I'd go out of my way to pursue, whether it was begging my parents for lessons, performing in choir, or taking classes for my minor in college. How do you think songs like "VICES" represent you and help us get to know you better as an artist? What impact do you hope to make with songs like this? I feel like Vices is only a slice of who I am as a person and an artist. I feel like Vices is about letting go, and I think for a long time, that was something I had a hard time understanding that letting things go can benefit you and your happiness. I think if you're not always learning and growing, you're stuck, and I would want people who listen to my music to not expect me to do the same things over and over again. I really want to be able to capture these human experiences of being flawed, hurt, loved, etc., in my music. I want people to feel connected with the words I'm saying without having to compromise my own truth. I feel like the music I love and connect with is often a song that is personal to the artists. They create such a vivid story that the listener can relate to or understand what they're trying to say. I'm not saying I'm writing the next "All Too Well," but I would hope that as I release more music, people could feel as strongly about my music as they do about that scarf in the song, haha. We love the lush, airy, smooth feel to the production that makes up "VICES." What sort of atmosphere and vibe did you want the instrumentals and production to give off, and who helped bring the sonics to life? That all goes to my producer Mystc. I had sent him a playlist of what I liked and who inspired me as an artist before we started recording together. We had been working together for. I think a little under a month before he sent me the track to write to. Before we started working together, I had always written and played for myself, so I felt like I had a hard time wanting to share that creatively because I'd second guess myself on whether or not it's good enough to share. I remember as soon as he texted me the track, I wrote to it immediately that I started recording what I thought the melody would sound like on voice notes and sent it back within the next hour to him. It was one of the quickest songs I had written with him but the longest to record because I was such a perfectionist about it. What's next for you? I have a whole bucket list of things I want to accomplish this year, but I'm now focused on continuing to record and release more music this year. I feel like I've been taking my time with everything because I want to feel good and confident with the work I'm putting out. I hope to start performing these songs by the end of the year and hopefully start writing for other artists besides myself. Instagram Facebook

  • Introducing Mic Rocca And His New Single, "No 1 Like Me"

    Mic Rocca, a rapper, and producer born and raised in Los Angeles, California, started creating music at a young age as that was the only outlet he had to speak about his feelings and experiences. Mic went on a short hiatus but then returned in 2020 just as the worldwide lockdown struck. Some of his most notable work so far would be projects like “Live From Cali 2” and “The Rocca Cycle” Take 1,2 and 3. In his recent single "No 1 Like Me," he speaks on his uniqueness separated from the rest. He mentions how he doesn't need much from his other half but love and trust, he knows how hard it is to trust and that when it's earned he would give it his all just to show how much he cares. Mic also tells us all about things he despises and things he absolutely loves, something we can all relate to. As we dive in further and listen to the rest of "No 1 Like Me," Mic mentions how he never stopped pushing at his dreams and goals, even when things got hard, he kept moving forward no matter what people has to say. Mic gives us some great bars with a self-made instrumental that will have you bobbing your head and stomping your feet. Mic expresses throughout the record that he's cleaning up his mental by getting all of his feelings out onto a beat. He says it's his therapeutic release when he speaks about how he is feeling on a track. He raps about his westside lifestyle, smoking "the best from the west," where he resides. Mic Rocca spits his way through the record with passion and precision. The combination of his cadence and production shows us why there's "No 1 Like Him." Welcome to BuzzMusic Mic Rocca. We are thrilled to feature your latest single, "No 1 Like Me." Was there anything specific that inspired this record, and what was the creative process behind it? Honestly, it was the state of hip hop that inspired me to make this record. So many rappers out there, from the most successful to the independent artists like myself on the come up, none of them are like me, on or off the microphone. What inspired you to create the instrumental for "No 1 Like Me," and how long did it take for you to complete it? I usually start my sessions off with a sort of a free mind, willing to go in any direction. Whenever I wanna go hip hop, I start digging for samples. This particular sample stood out to me the most. Added a drum kit, and everything came together perfectly. I usually go into writing the lyrics immediately after I create the beat, but this time I already had the lyrics are written down from like a few days before, even the hook. Do you have any advice for independent artists wanting to create music? Be patient with your craft. Hip hop loves a quick dope rhyme, for example, freestyle. It's also good to have a curated piece of work that you can be proud of and can sustain. So many people put music out, and they have a bunch of cash to promote it. We independent artists have to rely on the quality of the art to promote our music for us. The best advice I can give is to be dope. What did you want the listener to take away from "No 1 Like Me?" "No 1 Like Me" should let the listeners know I am honorable enough to at least mention in the hip hop talk, especially coming from the West coast. This is my best-mixed song, personally, but you would have to listen to all my music to hear that. What's next for you? Next, I'm going to release some more singles and videos. Hopefully, I can build up enough momentum to drop an album this summer. Instagram

  • Shining A Spotlight On Katie Belle’s Heartfelt And Compelling Ballad, “Daughter”

    Originally gaining fame through her appearance on American Idol Season 16, Katie Bell has paved her own musical journey since, releasing captivating original tracks. Her breathtaking voice stands out above the rest as she consistently showcases her dynamic range, sultry tone, and effortlessly powerful delivery with each new release. Now, let’s reflect on her recent release, “Daughter.” This piano-driven ballad immediately draws the listener in, infused with heartfelt, sincere emotion and vulnerability. Pop elements mix with slight sprinkles of Belle’s country background, fuse together perfectly to form this moving ballad. Belle’s vocals sore overtop the soothing soundscape, effortlessly captivating the listener over the course of “Daughter,” urging them to focus on the descriptive, emotive lyrics throughout the track. In her recent interview with BuzzMusic, Katie Belle dove into some of the backstory behind this earnest track. Despite not writing “Daughter” herself, Katie notes that she was immediately entranced by the lyrics. She was able to tap into her own trying experiences within past relationships in order to give the lyrics wings, and we can absolutely hear the raw emotion behind her vocal delivery. 2022 is looking bright for Katie Belle, with a new single entitled “CRAZY” coming out very soon, as well as many more releases to follow. We can’t wait to hear more from this impressive artist. Check out the full review and interview with the exceptionally talented Katie Belle, here. Instagram Facebook

  • Spotlight: Reflecting On JiB’s Energy-Infused Single, “One More Chance”

    Throughout his captivating releases, Toronto artist JiB effortlessly combines contemporary R&B/Pop elements with his Jamaican-Canadian roots. This multi-instrumentalist, singer-songwriter, and producer is definitely one to keep an eye on, consistently making waves in the industry and captivating fans with his unique and playful charm. What’s even more impressive than his obvious talent and passion for his craft, is how he manages to consistently radiate positivity and stay true to himself throughout his work. JiB recently released “One More Chance,” which he wrote and recorded himself. This lively single was released alongside a high-energy, dance-focused music video, which is impossible not to love. During his exclusive interview with BuzzMusic, JiB gave us some insight into the meaning of the track. He noted how the song navigates the large variety of emotions that surround toxic relationships. “One More Chance” reflects on the red flags that may emerge throughout these relationships, but nevertheless, sometimes we decide to stick around. Throughout his interview, JiB notes that one of his main goals throughout his life and career is to help uplift the people around him. Through his work, JiB radiates positivity. He hopes to help heal and entertain all at the same time, inspiring others to live life to the fullest. We can’t wait to see where the rest of his journey takes him. Check out the full BuzzMusic article for JiB’s “One More Chance,” here. Instagram Twitter

  • Holding A Spotlight To Good Rzn’s Latest Release, “Rebound”

    LA-based duo Good Rzn has again hit the mark with their captivating track, “Rebound”. Powerhouse vocalist Josie Molasky combines forces with producer Tommy Ghirardini to form this Alt-pop dream team, and we couldn’t be happier to finally have our hands on their second release. “Rebound” has everything you’ve been looking for, effortlessly combining dream-pop, electronic elements, sultry vocals, and imagery-infused lyricism. his dynamic duo has somehow managed to create an extremely energized, catchy, and thought-provoking track, all the while wrapped up in an ethereal, glistening sonic world. In their exclusive BuzzMusic interview, Good Rzn mused over their track “Rebound” and its inspiration. They were able to flawlessly execute crafting a symbolic and poetic world by drawing upon the beauty of their natural surroundings. We are captivated by their imagery-infused lyrics, painting a vivid picture for the listener of someone navigating the curveballs life can throw your way, and bouncing back from these experiences with grace. As a band, their mission statement revolves around creating art that moves and inspires each other as well as their listeners. With two incredible releases already under their belt, there is no doubt they are on their way to a bright future. We can’t wait to hear what comes next from this up-and-coming duo. Check out the full review and exclusive interview with Good Rzn, here. Instagram Facebook

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