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Los Angeles-based r&b recording artist and singer-songwriter Chace makes the most of a breakup through his latest music video, "Up 2 You." Chace has always possessed the ability to elevate his craft through poetic storytelling and broadening his creative horizons. Each song he creates speaks to authentic life experiences, from following your dreams to crashing into the arms of heartbreak. His smooth and melodic vocals overtop of easy-going beats always make for a refreshing listening experience. The LA-based recording artist recently released his conceptual music video for his recent single, "Up 2 You," which is actually the continuation of the storyline laid out in his 2020 hit, "Wreckless." The new music video features that familiar bloodied shirt and ripped polaroid picture of his ex, but Chace seems to be coping with the distance in his own way now. Diving into the new music video for "Up 2 You," the scene opens with distorted shots of Chace in his bloody shirt with the polaroid picture, stumbling back to his pad after a night out. As he begins expanding on wishing to be by someone's side and wanting to kick it with them, Chace halts the story when giving himself a reality check in the mirror, reminding himself that if she really loved him, she would be there. The music video's second half picks up the newfound freedom and independence that comes with being single, where Chace goes out and finds a girl to spend the night with. But, when all is said and done, Chace knows the one place he'd rather be is passing out beside the one he loves. Welcome to BuzzMusic, Chace. We're impressed with the dynamic concept you've brought to your new music video for "Up 2 You." Could you give us a rundown of what happened in "Wrecklyss" and how the story continues in the new music video? I’m honestly so grateful for the compliment on Up 2 You. I truly wanted to switch it up this time around as far as the way we shot it. I didn't want to go too cinematic-like we did for Wrecklyss. Wrecklyss truly had to hit the viewer because I had to try and communicate what I really went through. I honestly wasn't even acting in Wrecklyss because I really was depressed and lost after going through everything so my aim to relive that was actually easy. What inspired you to write the song "Up 2 You"? What was that songwriting process like? Funny enough I didn't write for Up 2 You. It was all a freestyle. That's very rare that I go about making a song that way. My writing process is very different. I hardly write a song on the spot. I like to go in my room and I actually don't play the track while I’m writing. I like to write the song in sections and play the beat here and there through my writing process. There are days where I can’t even come up with anything but Up 2 You was really easy which is really weird because I have hardly ever made a song on the spot like that. I made that song in just a couple of hours. Did you work with any producers or directors when creating the music video for "Up 2 You"? I did and it was funny because I had just met the director a couple back in Miami and his name is Zae G. I literally called him the day after we recorded the song and sure enough him being so amazing he came through for me and shot the video for Up 2 You. What was your experience shooting the video? It was very interesting because we didn't really plan too well. I had no time to prepare mentally or anything. By the grace of God, I was able to get a haircut mid-video. Without a haircut, I wouldn't have been feeling myself and I would have been less confident in all honesty What do you want viewers to take away after watching the "Up 2 You" music video? Did you want the video to encourage viewers not to stay isolated and miserable after a breakup? Honestly, my message is simple and it’s this. Be as honest as you can possibly with the person that you want to be with especially when there are feelings and emotions involved. However, after you do that and you get nowhere don't really sit around too long in a sulk because that can morph into depression and time lost when that person is living it up. Give the Ultimatum. That is perfectly fine. At least you were truthful. Life is about ups and downs but don't give anyone the power to toy with you especially if young you and got it. Instagram Facebook

Jake Jurant is a Sydney (AUS) based Music Producer and Audio Engineer who is becoming synonymous with the Deep Chill-Hop, Lo-Fi, and EDM sound and scene. Jake is also a well-known Dj and Promoter. He has produced and engineered multiple songs and projects for artists worldwide, ranging from artists at the height of their careers to struggling artists fighting to get their name out. His dedication to his craft and musical communities throughout the world is unmatched. His vast experience has allowed him to cross multiple genres, creating music with no ceilings. After gaining front page positions on Spotify, editorial placements, and multiple charting songs, Jake has gained a fast-rising fan base. He's gained even more attention with his new psychedelic-inspired release "Caught." "Caught," featuring vocals from Alan T Charly & $t Jimmy, display an organic chill blend of Hip Hop and G Style EDM. The song starts with solid and memorable keys. We're then met with an incredible, smooth vocalist who tells a tale of a dark romance. The essence of the song is dreamy, with hard-hitting production. The synths add a touch of an electro feel, as the song's overall vibe puts us into an enchanting, trippy trance. The airy ad-libs and melodies add a warm layer and texture to the track While one person can bop their head and escape into the aura and journey that the composition provides, another may zone into the lyrics and relate strongly to the story being told. Jake Jurant has succeeded in making glitchy Psy-Step rhythms for us to get lost in. Welcome to BuzzMusic Jake Jurant! Congratulations on your new single, "Caught." We love the dreamy yet hard-hitting vibes that this song emanates! Can you give us a minor breakdown of what inspired you to create this record? Creating something like this has always been an extensive plan of mine. First, I started working on hard-hitting EDM-influenced HipHop instrumentals and then remixes with vocals. It sparked my motivation to do something completely original that would almost be on the side of pop, but of course, I couldn't refrain from still making it as heavy as possible. We adore this collaboration! How did you team up Alan T Charly & $t Jimmy on "Caught?" What was the creative process like while building this song? Alan (Alan T Charly) and Jamie ($t Jimmy) have been good friends of mine for a while now, and we have always wanted to work on something together we could make a mark with. We had worked together in the past when Alan did a vocal edit cover of my front page Spotify track 'Runs Dry', which was quickly a fan favorite. I love Alan and Jamie's voice, and the style they have were the vocals I always envisioned for the structure of the song I wanted to create. So I asked the boys if they had any vocal recordings lying around or were working on anything one day. Luckily, Jamie had a song he had done years ago with the vocals recorded, so before I got him to send me the vocals, Alan had been cooking up something himself, so we were lucky to have him jump on and contribute the great vocals he did. Once I had the vocals, I started building the instrumental around what I thought sounded the best with an EDM and Hip-hop flavor but wanted a sound that could appeal to everyone. Finally, after a few months of redoing every piece and making the vocals perfectly blended, the track was ready! Is there a specific message or feeling you'd like to convey to your listeners? I can't thank my fans enough! People like to say it a lot, but it's true.. I wouldn't be anywhere without my listeners, and I don't think they are ever given enough credit. I always say, 'You can write the most excellent song in the world, but if nobody hears it, it doesn't matter, so the absolute praise goes to the fans and music lovers everywhere for genuinely making this scene as unique as it is. You mentioned that you've worked with artists all around the world! What is the best piece of musical advice you have ever received? I think the most significant piece of advice I received when I was younger and recently is always 'Don't rush your process. Everyone is so infatuated with releasing so much they forget the core value of Quality Over Quantity. If you keep doing your thing the way you do it, then you'll eventually get to where you want to be. Consistency is key. What's next for you? I'll be playing at Esoteric Festival 2022 in Melbourne. That was recently Sold Out, so I'm excited for that but have a fantastic assortment of releases getting locked in with incredible labels, so I'll be focusing on releasing good music steadily, more live performances, and continuing to build that core base of amazing fans and hopefully keep bringing other new fans to these genres altogether. Instagram Facebook

One of the hottest acts in Southern California, rock artist and singer-songwriter Jimmy Swagg, is set to release his forthcoming debut album, 'St. Mary,' tomorrow, February 25. The new record will also feature the highly-anticipated track, "Secret." Jimmy Swagg always craves freedom and being surrounded by music lovers in a loud and jam-packed venue. After performances at The Whisky-A-Go-Go, The Viper Room, and State Social House, Swagg began generating a loyal fanbase and is now one of the top club acts around Los Angeles. His performances merge heavy rock with a spiritual aura, and listeners will definitely get a dose of that within Swagg's forthcoming debut album, 'St. Mary.' Known for being a messenger of truth masked in eccentric makeup and fashionable attire, Jimmy Swagg is truly just peeling back the first layers of his successful career. In fact, many are guessing that 2022 will be Swagg's breakout year, thanks to the upcoming debut record. When the album drops tomorrow, Jimmy Swagg will invite everyone to experience the magic of music, but with an angsty and powerful edge. Catch Jimmy Swagg's new album, 'St. Mary,' tomorrow on all digital streaming platforms. instagram.com/eljimmyswagg twitter.com/eljimmyswagg

Florida-hailing four-piece and versatile alternative band RedrumSociety is calling for some "Stormy Weather" in the music industry's forecast. Led by original member Zach Cohen, RedrumSociety caught its destruction when the recording artist saw a drug-fuelled downfall, taking a three-year hiatus to focus on himself and sobriety. Back and better than ever, RedrumSociety now comprises frontman Zach Cohen, Sean Chesal on drums, Andrew Platt on the keys, and Ruddy Simon on bass. The band holds versatility close to every creation, as they've had six projects reach the pop, blues, and alternative charts. But their latest endeavor is bound to take their careers to new heights. The upcoming single, "Stormy Weather," is set to drop on Friday, February 25, and comprises RedrumSociety's classic form with a baroque style arrangement. The hook is this anthemic and high-energy experience that evokes the trials and tribulations of verbal abuse in relationships. Zach Cohen's vocal performance is raw, passionate, and perfectly compliments the band's riveting and soulful instrumentals. Thanks to the timpani line and strings, the song carries a broad and poised cinematic feel, bound to make any listener feel like they're spiraling into a hectic dream. Don't miss out on the exciting experience of RedrumSociety's upcoming single, "Stormy Weather," coming to all digital streaming platforms on Friday, February 25. Instagram Artist Website Tiktok

Kristina Menissov began her career as a model in Los Angeles in 2017. Since starting, she has become a cover model for VOGUE Mexico and ELLE Arabia. She has also worked with Fashion Houses such as Cartier, Choppard, Balmain, Saint Laurent, Roberto Cavalli, Michael Ngo, Michael Costello, and Jovani Dresses. A former Italian-trained Opera Singer, Kristina Menissov has parlayed her modeling career into a blossoming singing career with the help of famed music producer Andrew Lane, who is known for the breakthroughs of such superstars as The Backstreet Boys and Irene Cara. Kicking off 2022 with her newly released single, "Crown," her audience has a lot to anticipate from the emerging starlet this year. For starters, as soon as you press play on "Crown," you get taken into the eclectic essence of Kristina Menissov and her multidimensional skillset alongside artist Cansel. We get to experience Kristina Menissov as she weaves through this piece with inimitable croons and buttery cadences that edge this song into the realm of hip-hop. Although remaining mainly in the pop genre, there's a myriad of sounds that we get to journey through as Kristina Menissov brilliantly conveys "Crown." Honing in on the signature trademarks that make her sound uniquely hers, the multilingual performance comes at us holding a mainstream appeal. With instrumentation that revels in the cultural fashion of Middle-Eastern sounds, we hear how she adapts to a beat that doesn't typically fall into the cookie-cutter standards set in pop music. The variety in melodies that are propelled in "Crown" shows us the range that Kristina Menissov portrays, all while dialing in on her lyrical motifs in a playful manner. Be sure to listen to "Crown" on all streaming platforms and take in all that is a refreshing take on music today. Welcome to BuzzMusic, Kristina Menissov! Congratulations on the release of your latest single, "Crown." We love the unique approach you and Cansel take towards this track. What was it like working together, and how did this collaboration come to be? I am so excited to share how it all happened with you guys. I and Cansel are both from Eurasia, she is from Turkey and I was raised in Kazakhstan. So of course where we met we had so much to talk about. That’s how we found that we both love music and both of us are recording artists. It was only natural for us to write something to share our culture with the culture where we live now. Was there anyone else helping you two achieve this vision? If so, what role did they play? Our music producer Andrew Lane sat with us in the studios, made the most amazing beat, learned our culture, helped us with lyrics, and worked days and nights just so we achieve the result that satisfies us both. It is a blessing to work with such a talented person as him. I personally learn so much from every session with him. How long did it take for "Crown" to be created and released? It took 6 months, mostly because of me. Cansel recorded her part in the very first month. And I kept criticizing everything about mine. Thank you to Cansel and Andrew for being so patient with me. What differences does it have compared to your debut single release? It’s very juicy, a little sexy, still with a little note of sarcasm the way I love and with those colorful middle eastern motives. In your own words, what does "Crown" mean to you? What do you hope that your audience can take away from it? Crown is about introducing ourselves and tongue in cheek about how men here think we middle eastern women should be and that we are actually very different so maybe it’s better not to play with us. What's next for you? I am working on a completely different single named Her Story with Tamara Kumbula, we will be releasing it in February to honor Black History Month. Kristina Menissov @kristinamenissov CANSEL @canselkorduk Photographer: Jason Rivera @jayrivphoto

Australia-based producer and rapper D.E.L.T.A. He is known locally for his hard-hitting beats and impressive flow. In addition to creating and sharing his music with the world, he has a passion for connecting with other humans emotionally and spiritually through his work. Over the yeras, D.E.L.T.A has been inspired by artists like Drake, Logic, Skepta, and A$AP Rocky. His creativity holds no bounds, as demonstrated in his latest single, “Synergy.” Now, let’s take a deeper look into the captivating new track from the up-and-coming artist. Throughout “Synergy,” D.E.L.T.A has created a lush and captivating sonic world for the listener. D.E.L.T. A. He shows off his production skills with an enticing, alluring soundscape featuring rich, arpeggiated synths, enticing percussive elements, and a variety of impressive vocal treatments. D.E.L.T.A effortlessly tells the story about a scenario many of us have found ourselves in before. He describes the track as a song about denying oneself, love. He notes, “I wanted to capture the roller coaster of emotions and the state of mind you have when you try to stop yourself from falling for someone, as you both think you’re not right for each other. You know it’s wrong, but you can’t fight the feelings you have.” “Synergy” is dynamic, reflecting the rollercoaster of emotions D.E.L.T.A describes above. Through this song, he’s created a lush and alluring sonic world for the listener to immerse themselves in as he navigates the trials and tribulations of falling for someone and the power they have over him. The track is infused with a variety of captivating vocal performances. The female voice throughout the hook is mesmerizing, contrasting beautifully to D.E.L.T.A’s deep, powerful vocals. Get lost in the enticing world D.E.L.T.A has created within his latest track, “Synergy,” available on all streaming platforms. Welcome to BuzzMusic, D.E.L.T.A, and congratulations on your latest release, "Synergy." Was it tough to tap into such a vulnerable experience when initially writing the song? Thanks, guys. To be honest, I had a few ups and downs with writing "SYNERGY." Finding the root of my emotions, coming to terms with exactly how I felt, and then having to stay in that state of mind while I wrote was tough. Since it was such an expressive piece of work about such a personal matter in my life, I wanted to capture the experience and create a world that the listener could escape into. We are mesmerized by the production of "Synergy" and the lush sonic world you've created throughout the track. What sort of atmosphere and vibe did you want the instrumentals and production to give off in "Synergy" for the listener? I guess a sense of hopeful melancholy, emotional turbulence & heartache. A somewhat dark/moody overall theme with lighter, happier tones fragments. The rising synths and swells were used to reflect surges of new emotions growing inside of us. Did you have a specific idea in mind of you who hoped this song would resonate with the most? What do you hope listeners will take away from this song while listening? "SYNERGY" is a song about love, so anyone going through a rough patch in their relationship. I guess at the end of the day. I wanted to show people that sometimes you have to accept that although you might be scared of loving someone, or you know that your relationship may not last, you have to acknowledge your feelings and love them for who they are, for as long as you can. Your passion for producing and creating music is extremely apparent in the creativity displayed in your work. Do you remember where your love for music all began? My dad was a guitarist in multiple bands growing up. Growing up in that world cultivated my love for music, and as I grew older, I started writing songs as a way to express myself as I've always been pretty hopeless with talking about my feelings. Finding that outlet solidified my love for what I do. Instagram

London-based alternative pop duo graces us with their refreshing and somewhat nostalgic sound with a groovy debut single entitled "Managing Director." The duo is made up of songwriter/composer Pete Devaney and talented multi-instrumentalist Tom Jenkins, who formed the duo to create inspirational tracks that are sure to take the independent music scene by storm. Poundshop Parka has already had four songs from their forthcoming debut album recorded at the iconic Abbey Road Studios alongside B Side Recording. Poundshop Parka's debut single, "Managing Director," offers this bluesy and groovy tone that keeps the energy alive through Jenkins' exciting drum arrangements and Devaney's sweet bass licks and deep, warm vocals. There's a certain psychedelic appeal to this song that totally gives it a nostalgic Beatles-like edge—probably the influence of working in Abbey Road Studios. Hitting play on the new single, "Managing Director," the track opens with a sole mid-tempo kick and Devaney's low, sweet vocals that are quickly accompanied by Jenkins' entire groovy drum arrangements. While Devaney continues his poised and smooth performance, Poundshop Parka's instrumentals continue to brightly expand with a radiant electric guitar that screams 70s rock. This track is truly a treat for the ears, and it perfectly encapsulates staple versatile rock acts to come out of the UK like, of course, the Beatles, but with an introspective and dark Led Zeppelin feel. The instrumentation in this track is incredibly dynamic, and we truly appreciate Poundshop Parka's ability to create this blend of alternative, rock, blues, and psychedelic all within a debut single. There's definitely much more to come from Poundshop Parka, but until then, jam out to their debut single, "Managing Director," now available on all digital streaming platforms. Welcome to BuzzMusic, Poundshop Parka. A big congratulations on releasing your dynamic debut single, "Managing Director." Why did you want this song to be your duo's introduction to the music scene? Thank you very much for having us! We always had had this song in mind as a kind of “opener” or lead single so we were delighted when our Producer Hollie agreed. I think the song is one of our more immediate, it’s got a fun vibe and we wanted our first release to be high energy. The first 40 seconds are quite stripped back and are a bit of an invitation into the song: “don’t think too much about it, just take my hand and go for the plunge”. A friend of mine told me the start of the song sounds a bit like a wide-eyed adventurer going into the world with his backpack on his back which is an image I loved. What inspired the concept and theme behind the lyrical content within "Managing Director?" It’s a bit hard to say for this one as the song wasn’t really about something, it was just a matter of trying to find words that fit the music. The song has different sections, so I suppose it starts clean, gets a bit heavier, and then has a section in the middle where it is more psychedelic or trippy and has lyrics about "circus performers". The whole song is supposed to be a bit of a tumbling rollercoaster that lands at the end with a bump. Could you take us through your duo's creative process when formulating the "Managing Director" composition and instrumentals? What kind of vibe and sound were you aiming to create? I (Pete) do all the songwriting and arrangements for our tracks. So I created a demo with voice, rhythm guitar, lead guitar, and bass and I sent the audio file over to Tom so he can have a think about the drums. Tom wrote an amazing drum part for this song so it was really exciting when we put the pieces together in Ableton and heard the song in full. We then sent the demo over to our Hollie and fine-tuned it all in the studio when recording. But our mantra on this track (and with the other songs on the album) was to just keep it simple and don’t try and layer extraneous instruments over the top too much. Oh and we added lots of flange on voice and guitar – I and Hollie were fighting a constant battle over how much flange is too much! What was it like recording tracks at Abbey Road Studios? Did that experience have an influence on your forthcoming debut album? What an incredible experience for us both to get inside Abbey Road. We were extremely fortunate for the label (B-side Recording) to have made it possible for us. I am a huge Beatles nut so I was having an out-of-body experience for the whole day. We had a five-hour session and managed to get through four songs which were great. One of them is called “Room” and is a gentler acoustic song which will be our next single in March and features a lovely cello part on it by our friend Hannah Chappell. We also recorded two songs on a beautiful upright piano that was in the studio (see our Instagram for pics) that will be on our album, one of which was a cover of “The Long and Winding Road” by the Beatles. Our Abbey Road technician said the chances were high that Paul McCartney actually used the same microphone I had sung when he recorded the original song, eek! What's next for Poundshop Parka? We will release our next single in mid-March and then the full 10-song album in April so please keep an eye out for that! We haven’t done any gigs yet so that will be on our agenda this Summer. On the 26th of Feb, we are doing a few songs live for Instagram from “The Qube” recording studio in West London, and our cellist Hannah will be taking part with those. Then, on the 12th of March, we are doing a “Live to Vinyl” session down in Brighton with a few other artists who are also working with the “B-Side Recording” record label. Instagram Twitter

Born in Malina, Philippines, and raised in West Palm Beach, Florida, Rob Sinacsi is a multi-talented vocalist and singer/songwriter who is making music that is driven by a desire to motivate, inspire, comfort, and spread love and joy to all those who hear it. Rob Sinacsi has had a vast array of musical influences, crediting his most pivotal inspiration to Ed Sheeran, Billie Eilish, FINNEAS, John Mayer, LANY, All Time Low, and Twenty-One Pilots. all culminates in Rob Sinacsi producing a musical experience that is relatable and infused with positive energy. Our modern era of music has given way to enigmas and artists of all shapes and forms, who break the norm of what we have come to expect as far as what an artist truly is. Rob Sinacsi is that new artist. He's creating music that will push the boundaries of our perception, as well as inspire and drive us into introspective conversations. Music has needed a new message for a long time, and now it is finally here, with Rob's newest single, "I Love You, But I Love You." "I Love You, But I Love You" begins with an airy, flowy ambiance, accompanied by beautiful guitar strings that instantly captivate the listener. We join Rob on a musical journey through clouds of uncertainty as he expresses his emotional vulnerability through smooth vocals and intense lyrics. "I'm being manipulated. I don't believe in love, I think it's outdated and overrated, But then you came along, Corrected me on all my wrongs". Implying that he has been heartbroken, as well as persuaded into loving again, Rob sings a beautiful tale of a conflicting romance, in which we escape and adopt as our own. Welcome to BuzzMusic, Rob Sinacsi! Congratulations on your new hit single, "I Love You, But I Love You!" We adore the dreamy vibe that this record emanates! Can you please tell us what event or feeling sparked "I Love You, But I Love You" to be created? Thank you so much! I'm very excited to be a part of this interview. "I Love You, but I Love You" was released in July 2020; it is still growing and is my biggest hit. This song started to form when my band and I were heading back home from tour (October 2019); I had this chord progression that kept playing in my head, so I started writing to it. Unfortunately, I did not get very far, and the only line I had was the opening line, "I thought I sold my soul." But to answer your question, I didn't have any feelings or intentions with this song, so it hit my archives and resurfaced around May / June 2020. We appreciate the pure honesty and emotion that was put into your performance! In your song's last line, you say, "I Love You, But I Love Her." We feel your heart torn between two people. Can you give us a breakdown of the story behind this line? As I mentioned earlier, this song resurfaced around May / June 2020. I met someone back in February / March 2020, and we'd hang out after work, grab a drink or two, and talk about work and life. I started to grow feelings for her over time, but I was already in a relationship - hence the opening line once more, "I thought I sold my soul, but then she came along." I decided to part ways with my girlfriend (at the time) and started a new relationship. I was unhappy in my last relationship, and I just felt that there was no more room to grow, and I wasn't getting any better as a person. I was constantly drinking, and we all know that's not good, and a few other bad habits. But being with the girl I met back in February / March 2020 has changed me completely; I am happier, healthier (physically and mentally), and she and I are just doing great growing together. I got a little off-topic there, but I figured the details in that timeline would be juicy to include. But that concludes, "I love you, but I love her." Where did your musical journey begin, and what inspired you to write songs? My musical journey began here in the US, when my dad moved away (I was about 13 years old) to Hong Kong or the Philippines in like 2012, or earlier - I honestly cannot remember for the life of me. Before he left, he was trying to teach me how to read and play music, but I just wasn't interested during that time, and my attention span was no better than a goldfish. But soon after he left, I started to learn how to play the guitar, piano, and sing; I used a few of his notes that he left behind, but I relied on my ears mostly. I started writing my music when I was about 16 years old. I just got tired of doing covers all the Time, and I wanted to play the music that belonged to me. I didn't put any of my music online until I got better at writing, so I started a small band with one of my best friends, Jose Gonzalez - we formed an acoustic band called Within Time (still current). We worked together writing our songs and putting them online, playing shows, etc. And here I am today with two singles and one EP out! Your passionate drive and ambition to impact the world are inspiring! So what are some of the ultimate musical goals you'd like to accomplish? Thank you for the kind words! You know, I'd like to one day open for (or even hop on the stage and sing with) my favorite artists and bands like Mayday Parade, State Champs, Ed Sheeran - I can go on. But I can't tell the difference between dreams and reality sometimes, so I'll say this: my ultimate musical goal(s) is to tour around different countries and play many shows (be it an opener or headliner) and connect with the people I meet. That, to me, sounds more realistic... but it would be very cool to play with my favorites. What's next for you? I am working on a new song, but I also want to release a new EP or two this year. It gets costly, to be honest, and the cost of living in Florida is going up; I'll need to prioritize that, but I'm going to keep this momentum going, and I will most likely release a new single around March or April 2022. I'll check back in with Buzz Music around that Time, and we'll do another one of these; I'll state any upcoming contents. But for now, please do keep in touch and enjoy my other releases; my recent one is "Serenity" (November 2021). Available on all music streaming platforms, the music video is available on YouTube. INSTAGRAM YOUTUBE

From Anaheim, California, singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer Marcellina teams up with producer Lue. and recording artist Zac Rose for their stunning new single, "Floating Away." One can best recognize Marcellina's music through the lush and soothing sounds of r&b, jazz, gospel, and hip-hop and more lively sounds like psychedelic rock and punk. At the end of the day, Marcellina strives to create a safe, fluid, and comfortable space to portray her dreamy and lush creations. This time around, Marcellina teams up with Lue. and Zac Rose for their sweet-sounding single, "Floating Away," which left our souls hovering above the stratosphere. While Lue. tackles the Flume-like electronic sonics, Zac Rose and Marcellina drift over the foreground with their equally dreamy and transcendent vocals. We're incredibly excited to feature this new hit; we're certain anyone who stumbles across this piece will feel the refreshing impact it has to offer. Diving into the new single, "Floating Away," the tune kicks off with Lue.'s soft piano melodies and faint synths alongside muffled drum breaks that quickly drop into a Flume-like, dynamic synth arrangement that accompanies Zac Rose's soothing and velvety vocals. As Marcellina makes her way in, she takes us by the hand and leads us into bliss through her chilling and lush vocal stylings. Both Marcellina and Zac Rose perfectly amplify Lue's dreamy production, making for one of the most refreshing listening experiences we've heard this year. We adore how Marcellina's feminine and soft energy adds a brilliant contrast to both Lue's groovy production and Zac Rose's dreamy vocals, ending the song with nothing but poise and passion. Feel your heart "Floating Away" with help from Marcellina's new single alongside Lue. and Zac Rose, now available on all digital streaming platforms. Welcome to BuzzMusic, Lue. We loved every minute of your blissful and lush new single, "Floating Away." When did you begin feeling inspired to create such a passionate and soothing piece? Thank you for having me, and I appreciate the love on the track! I began producing the instrumental for Floating Away about a year ago. When I sat down, I was making an R&B beat but couldn't get into it and quickly pivoted into the early stages of the production of "Floating Away." It initially started as a lofi "study beat," but after some revisions, the synths and bassline were added, which really brought the track to life. Honestly, a lot of the time, when I sit down to produce, I think I'm going to make one thing, and something completely different comes out of it, which is essentially what happened with this beat. The full production process took about three months because I kept tabling it and coming back to it later on. What was it like working alongside Marcellina and Zac Rose for "Floating Away?" Did that creative process take place in person or remotely? Working alongside Marcellina and Zach was great! We wrote most of the topline at Zac's apartment in Santa Monica, and it took about three writing sessions and one session to track the vocals. Initially, it was just Zach and me, but he's good friends with Marcellina, so she eventually came in and wrote her verses. The full songwriting process took place in person, which was refreshing considering that everything for the year and a half prior was remote. Could you break down who handled the songwriting and production aspects of "Floating Away?" How long did the song take to create from start to finish? The songwriting was mostly Marcellina and Zach. Zach wrote the hook before Marcellina was involved, and Marcellina wrote the verses when she came on board. I provided input and creative direction, but I'm not great at toplining, so I left most of it up to them. The production and writing for the production were pretty much exclusively me, although I work closely with an insanely talented producer from Sweden, and he helped with the arrangement, bassline and synths because I'm not as great with sound design or live bass. I love having another producer around to bounce ideas off of, and as always, he was a massive help. He also mixed the track and absolutely killed it! From start to finish, the song took about eight months. I produced the track for about three months, and we wrote the song throughout the summer of 2021, and the fall was pretty much dedicated to mixing and mastering. It took a while, but it was for sure worth it! We can't help but feel that "Floating Away" has a chill summer vibe to it. Did you want to release this song during winter to help brighten the dull days many are living in? I wish that was the intention! The original goal was early fall, but with mixed revisions and mastering, it took a lot longer. I also wanted enough time to do pre-release pitching and stuff, so we decided that dropping the track in January would be a perfect start to 2022. Honestly, it's always summer where we live, so the time of year of the release didn't really cross my mind, but I do hope it brings some sunshine to the cold winter months. What's next for you? I actually have a song coming out on February 25th with a super talented Australian artist, "Oshua." It's called "November," and we're really excited about it. I hope everyone digs it as much as we do. Lue. Instagram

Coming in hot from Chicago, Illinois, rapper, songwriter, and recording artist Big Daddy Deja gets the party started with her latest single and music video, "I Like It (Remix)." No stranger to tragedy, the relentless recording artist felt inspired to pursue music when her first love, rapper Rondonumbanine, was sentenced to jail. After her child's father passed away due to gun violence, Deja also suffered a gunshot wound. Turning to music by writing songs in her car has become a cathartic outlet for the driven recording artist whose music truly knows no bounds. Big Daddy Deja is most known for her raw, energetic, and braggadocious bars. Both the beauty and the beast, Big Daddy Deja recently dropped a flaming single, "I Like It (Remix)." The song's music video captures the essence of a lively girls party with dancing, blunts, and a whole 'lotta ass. Circling back to the new single, "I Like It (Remix)," the track kicks into gear with a snappy hi-hat drum beat and Big Daddy Deja's dominant vocal appearance that jumps into her fiery bars right off the bat. We honestly can't get enough of Big Daddy Deja's oozing confidence and witty performance; she makes us laugh one minute and has us sharpening our twerking skills the next. This song is the perfect track to head into the weekend, and we're sure all our girlies will be getting down to this new and exciting bop for quite a while. The song's production is another thrilling aspect that keeps the energy at a high, but Big Daddy Deja's performance is the cherry on the cake...no pun intended. Get down and turn up to Big Daddy Deja's fiery new single, "I Like It (Remix)," now available on all digital streaming platforms. Welcome to BuzzMusic, Big Daddy Deja. We're totally impressed with the raw talent and energy you've delivered in your new single, "I Like It (Remix)." When did you begin feeling inspired to create this bop? I began feeling inspired to write my "I like it" track during the summer of 2021. I couldn’t stress enough how I needed to get everyone’s attention, and make a dance song, so that’s exactly what I did. Who produced the heavy and bold production for "I Like It (Remix)?" What vibe and feeling did you want the song's production to offer? DJ Roc created the beat, and it was iconic. That's when I decided to step outside the box and add my raunchy lyrics to it. Your bars in "I Like It (Remix)" are truly unmatched. How long did it take to write such cohesive and conceptual bars? What was that process like? The process was pretty smooth. It took me like 45 minutes to write my "I Like It" lyrics, and I wrote most of it in the car. What was your experience on the music video set for "I Like It (Remix)"? Was the filming process as fun as the music video? I actually recorded the "I Like It" video on my birthday, and it was so much fun. However, it didn’t go as planned because Airbnb canceled my party. Sad to say, they don’t know they missed history that night. But recording the music video was so organic. What's next for you? What’s next for me is putting together a project where I can release more than 1 song, and push the project with a massive campaign. Instagram