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Robin Gabrielle has always taken on a thoughtful and genuine approach when it comes to the construction of her music. As a recording singer/songwriter, Robin Gabrielle knows the impact that her sound can have amongst listeners and hopes to spread her impact in a way that encourages her listeners to remain honest and true to themselves, their feelings, as well as their intuitions. Robin Gabrielle's most recent musical offering came with her release of "X," a single that courses through the intricacies of vulnerability. "X" focuses on the many thoughts and feelings that Robin Gabrielle is now taking the time to process, communicate and empower others with. She admits that "X" was one of the most challenging songs she has ever written content-wise. The song captured an essence of emotions that led to a beautiful theme being unraveled by Robin Gabrielle. On the first listen, Robin Gabrielle hopes listeners can resonate with the tone of "X," and to understand that loving one's self, especially amid difficult relationships, is the ultimate form of self-care. If "X" had at all piqued your listening ears, then Robin Gabrielle's following tracks, set to be released sometime this month, will be the perfect holiday treat for you. Stay tuned for more details about this elaborate music artist. Read the full BuzzMusic article on Robin Gabrielle and her song "X," here. instagram.com/robingabriellemusic

Ruthlessly crushing the boundaries of hip-hop in the most clever ways, this metal/rock/rap posse is on a mission to change the game. Fortifying their distinctive sound with heavy guitar riffs, syncopated percussion, and over-the-top double-timed lyrics, Static Headz is destined to wreak havoc in their blending of genres and set the industry on fire. The prolific essence of these six rhythmic rebels is brought to life in an underground atmosphere that focuses on upbeat cadences and heavy-hitting melodies. The cavernous ambiance in their latest single, "Fake Face," comes from a realm that has you spiraling into the boisterous energy that rushes through your speakers. With intoxicating electric guitar riffs that are layered to emphasize the textured dimensions present, we grasp onto the compelling melodies that are sprinkled through the harmonic elements in "Fake Face." Being a striking representation of what Static Headz has to offer, it's only fitting that this track implodes upon impact as it lands third on the tracklist of their self-titled album. Unveiling the depths that miraculously bring light to the heavy and dark nature of their grooves, it's easy to feel yourself sway into this rarity from Nashville. Proving that it's only a matter of time until they reach a broader fan base, the eclectic talents of Static Headz is bolstered into these immense cocktails of rock forward metal. Adding a dash of hip-hop into the equation, and you have an exclusive sound that reaches into your core and transplants you into the intensified shadows of Static Headz. Welcome to BuzzMusic, StaticHeadz. The energy you convey in your song, "Fake Face," has us feeling the intricacy that's shed in the composition. What inspired you to make this song the lead single from the project? Out of all the tracks on the album, this song sticks out the most to us as a single and did so from the first time we first got the mix back. It has a great blend of all of our individual styles and influences, and we like to think we made an innovative and cohesive track. It's got hip-hop-inspired verses, with a big, catchy hook for you to sing along to in the chorus. We wanted it to be the first track we released because it's very aggressive and in your face, so it only made sense for us to release this song first so we could be putting that message out there. In terms of creating an album versus a single record, what differences, if any, do you notice in the creative process? Our creative process is USUALLY the same for each time we write music. Either Kevin or Cody will bring the skeleton of a song to the table, and then the rest of the band throws their two cents in. We almost always write the music first and then write lyrics once the structure is laid down. There are some exceptions, but typically our process is pretty consistent. What moment or story influenced the storyline that we hear in "Fake Face"? The song is essentially about dealing with anxiety and how it can consume your identity and give you a 'Fake Face." How does this narrative speak into Static Headz as a band? We like to think we talk about more serious topics such as anxiety, depression, and death in hopes to relate to our listeners on a much deeper level. Not to say that our music is necessarily sad to listen to, because we talk about overcoming life's hurdles and becoming a better person through those experiences. With there being six of you contributing to the ultimate vision propelled through your music, how do each of you uplift the integrity of Static Headz while all remaining solo talents? It's important in a band to maintain your role on a consistent basis, and for everyone to be contributing equally in order for the chemistry to work. This is why it's rare for bands to go the distance because it is quite difficult to keep everyone on the same page. We all try to contribute equally to band duties such as finances, songwriting, or posting on social media. instagram.com/staticheadz

Independent singer-songwriter and Texas native Ashliegh Lisset has always loved music. She would roam around the house with her iPod, singing along to her favorite artists as a young girl. By the age of fifteen, Ashliegh knew she wanted to pursue a career in the entertainment industry. So she began making trips to write and record in Nashville, Tennessee, determined to follow her dream. Through all of her triumphs thus far, Ashliegh still maintains her humble, passionate, and kind-hearted nature, stating, "I hope my story will help people overcome obstacles and inspire them to pursue a dream." The passionate ballad that is her latest single, "Stop the Bullet," has us immersed in all that is Ashliegh Lisset's ability to convey an emotion-filled story. Her impressive vocal range matches the intensity of this record's atmosphere as she cascades luxurious timbres across the canvas, which is this sonic offering. Performing with empowering ease, the rush that we get as we transition from the tame verses to the roaring chorus just leaves us feasting on the ear candy for quite some time to come. The country-esque quintessence of this song is drenched in compelling pop hues as the memorability factor is upped with the ante. Collaborating with an impeccable team determined to propel the "Stop the Bullet" vision forward, Ashliegh Lisset credits Liz Rose Music, Eric Legg, Phil Barton, Emily Shackleton, Adam Argyle, and Victoria Banks for assisting her on the final product we now know as a heartfelt masterpiece. Listening to the quality production elements and dissecting the flames kindled by the lyrical reiteration, we adore this release from Ashliegh Lisset. Cementing herself in an innovative realm for an up-and-coming Nashville sound, we gladly accept the buoyant country fusion that is the angelic sound of Ashliegh Lisset. Congratulations on the release of your latest single, "Stop the Bullet." You drive your career with such empowering records. Could you please take us into the meaning behind the lyrics of this particular song? The great thing about this song is that it can mean whatever you want it to mean. For me personally, I think it’s a reminder that words hurt and that we should always be careful about what we say. Words are powerful and I think we all forget that sometimes. What is the story behind the inspiration of this track? To be quite honest, I’m not entirely sure, as I did not write this. It was written by Emily Shackleton, Phil Barton, Victoria Banks, and Adam Argyle. If I had to take a guess, I would think the song was inspired by the old “if you don’t have anything nice to say, don’t say it at all” motto and I love that. I just knew that once I heard it that I had to record it! What was it like working with such a dedicated team to bring forth "Stop the Bullet"? How did they all assist with the vision? It was great! I was very specific in what I wanted the song to sound like. I wanted the song to start off slow, and to turn into this dramatic production. I think my producer (Eric Legg) really understood what I wanted, and the musicians added a little bit more flare when it came to the sound, and ended up loving it even more than I already did. Everyone did such a great job, and I’m so thankful that they took the time to understand what it was that I was wanting. What is your mission statement as an artist? Be fearless in the pursuit of what sets your heart on fire, because music is healing. instagram.com/ashlieghlisset ashlieghlisset.com

Cleveland, Ohio’s Qdajuice, a.k.a. “Quincy Bones,” has released a deeply thought-provoking and introspective track, “Love Again”, off of his latest album, “This Isn’t For You”. Starting his journey into music around the age of 16, ​​Qdajuice drew inspiration from artists that were constantly played in his household growing up, including Outkast, 50 Cent, and Ghostface Killa. Throughout his releases, Qdajuice has proven his ability to deliver multiple different genres throughout his various tracks, which has been a key factor in helping him stand out from the crowd. Now, let’s dive into “Love Again”. Qdajuice opens the track with his compelling hook, pulling us in immediately with his thick, layered vocals. The simple, yet ominous production behind his vocals allows the listener to really focus on what he’s telling us, soaking in every word. In “Love Again”,​​Qdajuice effortlessly combines his melodic, brooding hook with his fast-flowing bars throughout the track. His imagery-driven lyrics tell the story of his struggle, focusing on themes of remorse, family, darkness, and regaining control in his life. With the help of producer Jacob Dempsey, Qdajuice draws listeners in with a dark and brooding soundscape throughout the track, allowing them to mimic Qdajuice’s introspective thoughts and apply them to their own life. Qdajuice closes out the track with an extended outro. Dog barks echo throughout, mirroring the rest of the track, but this time we are made to focus directly on them, and It’s utterly haunting. It’s as if Qdajuice wants us to be left alone to reflect on our own potential demons, thoughts, and regrets. Get acquainted with Qdajuice and his new song, “Love Again," available on all digital streaming platforms. Congratulations on the release of “Love Again”, Qdajuice! We love the track and how vulnerable you are on it. Your lyrics are honest and introspective, and we are definitely able to resonate with them. Can you go into a bit more detail on the inspiration behind the song? Love Again is one of my favorite tracks. Putting words onto paper is like a brake through or releasing what’s up there mentally. This was something like that. What inspired me was letting go. Knowing I was evolving as an artist and there were some things I just couldn’t give my energy anymore. I tried to squeeze a lot of events into a 3-minute song. There is a production element within the song of the dog barks if we are not mistaken? It definitely created an ominous, haunting feeling for the listener. Can you explain that decision and what it represents to you? This song is produced by Jacob Dempsey. My good homie from Washington. The production is crazy but those barks are actually me saying “You!” after the hook. I just added a little reverb effect on the vocal. So the actual lyric is “I told you I would never ever love again, (you x4)...but Jacob came to me with crazy production and I remember I just wanted to slow my flow down and get straight to the point. Real in your face. So the barks don’t actually mean anything I just wanted to add a grimy sound behind the track. Did you have a specific idea of who you wanted this track to resonate with most while writing it? I wanted this track to resonate with listeners who know how it is to take in so much & go through those real-life moments. I’m an artist who still takes on a lot of things as a person so I just wanted the listener to relate. It’s like you can listen to my music and say “damn, he goes through things just like I do” especially with me being a single father. I try to put those feelings and emotions out there that I don’t hear everyone rapping about. What are your favorite lyrics within the track, and can you explain their importance to you? I have a lot of key points I like in this song. I think I just love the song as a whole with every word. I remember writing it noticing those vulnerable moments in the lyrics and it kind of gave me an edge. I love having moments where I feel like I have something people need to hear. It can be a lot to take in as a listener sometimes so I really wanted to take it there. I think it’s just raw and gritty in every bar. What's next for you? As long as there is a listener out there I plan on pushing the song and the album (This Isn’t For You) for as long as I can. I plan on dropping a lot more singles going into 2022 and visuals connected to the project. I also plan to keep pushing the “Open Sunday’s” brand so people can have more to look forward to than just music. More merch, visuals, & music to come from Quincy Bones. instagram.com/qdajuice

Soaring in from San Diego, California, is none other than a singer-songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Dream Tonic and her latest electronic rendition of the holiday classic, "Silent Night." Dream Tonic is the musical vision of Kristin Allen-Farmer, and we've had the pleasure of featuring her music throughout the past year while getting to know her profound love for electronic dance music. Dream Tonic's ethereal vocals, warm pads, and heavy subs offer whispers of her major influences, including Billie Eilish, Morcheeba, Bjork, and Portishead. Dream Tonic is putting a different spin on the holidays this year with producer Lucien Francis on their latest hit, "Silent Night." The single is everything we were hoping for; a dark and mystical take on the silent, holy night while Dream Tonic's fluttery vocals seep through our speakers alongside Francis' dense and haunting production. Beginning our journey into the new single, "Silent Night" mysteriously starts with a chilling keyboard chime that sings the classic melody we know well. As Dream Tonic's ethereal and breathy vocals begin to brush past our ears, she and Lucien Francis begin to up the electronic atmosphere with airy drum breaks that take this classic holiday tune to new, ominous levels. There's something about the hook that keeps our attention locked on the hazy pads and heavy subs, drenching our speakers in this haunting yet exhilarating atmosphere. As a quick build begins to increase, Dream Tonic and Lucien Francis drop us into an invigorating synthy bass drop with a perfectly mysterious and seductive ambiance. Begin your holidays with the new and improved rendition of "Silent Night" by Dream Tonic and Lucien Francis, now available on all digital streaming platforms. Welcome back to BuzzMusic, Dream Tonic. We're so impressed with the vibe and ambiance of your latest release, "Silent Night." What inspired you to create your own version of the classic holiday piece? Thanks for having me! The Producer Dojo electronic music producer community and record label hosted a "Christmas Krampus challenge." I love music production challenges that have certain parameters and restraints, so I dove right in with my co-producer Lucien Francis. The challenge was to create a track that embodies the spirit of Krampus, who is basically like a Christmas demon. He scares the crap out of kids that made the naughty list and is pretty much the opposite of Santa. The challenge was to make anything but happy, cheery Christmas music and to go for the creepy shadow side of the holiday instead. I feel like the Dream Tonic sound always comes out a little dark and haunting anyway, so this was a perfect challenge. I've been wanting to have a Christmas song in my catalog for some time now, and have always had in the back of my mind that I wanted to reimagine this traditional Christmas classic into a minor key, melodic downtempo version. What was your creative process like when arranging the vocal production and sonics for "Silent Night" with Lucien Francis? How did the two of you begin the process? I decided I'd like to do a reimagining of Silent Night, so I started playing around on the piano and came up with a version of Silent Night that played around with the melody a bit, transforming it from major to minor and from 3/4 to 4/4. After being happy with the new melody, I decided to turn the piano into a creepy and childlike sounding music box instead, added a haunting cello, some subs, and then got busy with the vocals. I thickened up the lead with lots and lots of doubles, then had an absolute blast getting creative with the various harmonies and thickening those up accordingly as well. After fleshing out the track, I handed it over to Lucien Francis and he took the drums to the next level AND took the tune in a whole new direction with the electro-house section of the track. I was pleasantly surprised, we gathered on Zoom and co-produced the rest of the track together in real-time, adding fun little distortion elements and fine-tuning the drums. This track was truly a blending of both of our unique styles and the final version ended up being something that neither of us could have created on our own. What do you hope to make your audience feel when listening to your dreamy and modern rendition of "Silent Night"? I've had a lot of people comment, "If I have to listen to Christmas music, this is the kind of Christmas music I'd like to hear." So, that type of comment is music to my ears! I personally love listening to some of the old Christmas classics put out by Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong, etc. but I hope that with this particular version of "Silent Night" we've broken the mold a bit. I hope listeners feel a sense of depth and groundedness as well as angelic vibes. I hope our listeners can discover a place between the ethereal and the gritty and sit there happily. Besides holiday classics, might you create more haunting and ethereal covers in the future, similar to the unique spin you put on "Silent Night"? I think I'd like to attempt some more Christmas music, actually. I can see maybe a lo-fi house version of a public domain song being a vibe. I tend to steer clear of stuff that would require lots of permissions and stuff though, so I like to look toward the public domain if I'm going to do a releasable cover. In fact, I have a whole catalog of public domain popular classical piano pieces that I've arranged for string quartet and piano. I can see adding some electronica flavor to these tracks and taking it to a whole new level. Instagram Facebook

Coming in hot from New York City, electronic producer Chris Padin teams up with vocalist Georgia Rose for their newest deep house banger entitled "Losing My Mind." Chris Padin first began delving into music creation at the age of sixteen; since then, he's advanced into creating his own sounds and tracks, building a unique approach to electronic music. Padin is a boundary-pusher; he's well-versed in the powerhouse subgenres of electronic like house, future bass, deep house, progressive house, and big room. Pairing up with Georgia Rose for their latest single, "Losing My Mind," Chris Padin mentioned that he first heard Rose's vocals on Bravo's hit show Below Deck. He messaged her on Instagram with a track he produced and 10,000 Spotify streams later; the rest was history. Jumping into the new bop, "Losing My Mind," the song kicks off with your usual 124 BPM deep house drums that get the party started. As a plucky and bouncy synth begins to jump through our speakers, so do Georgia Rose's warm and enchanting vocal stylings that sing an incredibly passionate and lustful message. As Chris Padin begins to build the energy and anticipation with his rhythmic drums, we drop into a flaming hot deep house atmosphere with sparkling synths on one end and deep, dark ones on the other. This is truly a collaboration from the heavens; Chris Padin swoons our ears with his energetic, groovy, and heated deep house production while Georgia Rose dances over top with the utmost radiance and emotion. Dance the night away with Chris Padin and Georgia Rose's new single, "Losing My Mind," now available on all digital streaming platforms. Welcome to BuzzMusic, Chris Padin. Your energetic single with Georgie Rose, "Losing My Mind," couldn't have come at a better time. What was your initial intention with this song? What sort of vibe were you aiming to create? My initial intention was to create a deep house dance track that had a catchy melody and deep bass for the clubs. My original thought was to recreate 90’s sounds with my fresh modern twist. Could you describe the moment you found Georgia Rose and asked her to hop on "Losing My Mind"? How did that go down? I first heard Georgia on her Bravos hit t.v show below deck. On an episode where she performed live with a guitarist. Her classy and unique voice I felt would fit perfectly on my track. I actually found her on Instagram and messaged her my proposal. She loved the track and wrote and sang the track herself. She came up with the vocal theme and the track name and I went with it. Nothing better when two minds come together and agree on a great idea. What does your creative process usually look like? How did you begin creating "Losing My Mind," and how did it lead to the final product? I originally created the track without any vocals in mind. I actually sent her the finished product when she decided to be featured. I knew what the track could be I just needed the help of someone with an amazing voice and I’m happy I was able to work with her. Would you say you're most comfortable within the realms of deep house, similar to the sound of "Losing My Mind"? Or are you just as comfortable creating music in different subgenres? I love the genre of the deep house but I have experimented with other genres like Future House and slap house. I have two tracks in the making that combine the genres I love the most into my own unique sound. I Can’t wait to show my fans how I am evolving in sound design and progressing as an artist and a Dj. Instagram

A new and refreshing Los Angeles-based duo RM47 smashes our speakers with their lively yet intense debut single and accompanying music video entitled "Needed U." RM47 comprises singer-songwriter/recording artist MAAD and vocalist/musician Raleigh. Together, they're a force to be reckoned with. The duo prides themselves on their unique alt-electro-r&b sounds, which are just as timeless as they are groovy. Expect soulful vocals, sultry guitars, hypnotic synths, and stuttering Jersey club beats when indulging in RM47. Kicking us in the gut with their heavy and gripping debut single, "Needed U," the duo also dropped a highly conceptual and steamy yet serious music video featuring all sorts of emotions within a tumultuous relationship. It is a romantic song, but not an entirely playful one since both parties wish to strike up painful conversations of accusations, betrayal, affection, and desire. Hitting play on the new single, "Needed U," the tune opens with the grooviest of electronic basslines and an upbeat drum arrangement that kicks our speakers over. We adore both Raleigh and MAAD's soulful and intense vocal delivery; both artists portray such powerful and relatable emotion while riding the rhythmic and exciting sonic beat. Taking a look at the music video for "Needed U," MAAD glares into the camera, and her intense stare is nothing but chilling...and also intriguing. While Raleigh straddles his motorbike in a separate space, the duo only comes together in one room on a particular couch, which represents a sort of 'safe space' where they can hash out their emotions and get their relationship back on track. We adore the modernity and exciting feel of the music video, and we're ready to bump this single when our weekend jams roll around. Find "Needed U" by RM47 on all digital streaming platforms, and watch the music video on YouTube. Welcome to BuzzMusic, RM47. We love the relatable emotion and exciting sonic foreground within your debut single, "Needed U." What inspired the song's intense concept? Raleigh: Thanks for having us! “Needed U” was inspired by a situation that really frustrated me one day… I was making beats to ease my mind and the chorus lyrics came like a lightning strike. I’m learning that as an artist, sometimes the best way to deal with emotion is to just let it out.. don’t hang on to it. Maybe talking about it may not be the right thing at the moment, but it’s healthy to write it down, record it, draw a picture, make a beat or something, and put the expression in that. This song is pretty much a voice note gone rouge. A weird vibe turned positive. MAAD heard the idea, liked it and we kept building it. She always brings a fresh perspective. MAAD: Honestly this song didn’t make our initial project playlist. We recorded it and just moved on. Grateful for a few of our friends that always mentioned how much they loved ‘Needed U’ and consistently asked if it’ll be on the project. We appreciate them so much for staying on top of us. Happy it’s out and even happier it’s being felt. Why did you choose to release "Needed U" as your big debut single? How does this track help listeners introduce themself to who you are? MAAD: I think the concept of the song alone is a strong first statement. I love dance records that are also relatable and honest. With this single, our main hope is that people continue to connect with it and the message. Raleigh: ‘Needed U’ is just the tip of the RM47 iceberg. it’s definitely a mission of ours to make sure that the listeners are dancing with this body of work. Could you expand on your creative process for "Needed U"? Who handled the production, lyrics, etc.? Raleigh: I tend to zone out and get into really deep creative and thoughtful spaces, sometimes maybe too deep. The best ideas happen when I’m not actively thinking about writing. Songwriting-wise, heavy on the random voice notes and freestyles… ‘Needed U’ started this way. MAAD & I tend to challenge each other to stretch creatively. A lot of the music she spins as a DJ influenced the sonics on ‘Needed U’. This beat was one of those one’s that kind of felt like I was playing a video game.. pure fun and escapism. I tend to look at songs from a macro lens and work on production while writing and making engineering decisions. If I’m mastering too, sometimes I like to step away from the music to have a fresh perspective on it. MAAD: To piggyback off of what Raleigh said, it's really important to us to create music and concepts that we actually feel and come from a genuine place. For me and specifically with “Needed U” I had to tap into those feelings Raleigh had about the situation that frustrated him and I completely related to it. So many times you want someone to be there for you and sometimes they drop the ball.. the resolve of the song is that it’s ok to have your own back. The concept for the "Needed U" music video is utterly exceptional. Did you have any directors or videographers on set help you bring your ideas to life? MAAD: Thank you! It was definitely a collaborative process. As for the concept, I initially kept seeing Raleigh and I in two separate colorful rooms. I had a few calls with our director Kseniia to flush out the concept and she tied everything together beautifully and brought the whole idea to life. Raleigh: Yea, the whole crew crushed it. Nicola flexed with the camera work, and our video producer Anastassia helped keep the entire crew sharp. I’m like a newborn baby with all the video & photos so I def look to the team (especially MAAD) for guidance. Instagram

New Jersey-born songwriter and DJ Night Acclaim has had a passion for music for as long as he can remember. He was lucky enough to grow up around many seasoned musicians, helping him to hone his craft over his early years. Drawing inspiration from artists like Katy Perry, Betty Who, and Pretty Sister, Night Acclaim makes his industry debut with an upbeat, honest pop single, "A Little Bit," and definitely leaves us wanting more. Listening to "A Little Bit," we are met with a warm, upbeat guitar lick, soft keys, and Night Acclaim's soothing vocals to set the scene. The first verse lulls us into Night Acclaim's world, outlining the end of a relationship while slowly building to the chorus through a crescendo of percussive elements. We find ourselves transitioning into a dance-pop anthem at the chorus, with an infectious beat and Night Acclaim's yearning vocals, bound to make you want to sing along to while blasting in your car. We can't get enough of Night Acclaim's vulnerability in this track, perfectly encapsulating the feeling of young heartbreak. Through his honest and upfront lyrics, Night Acclaim perfectly portrays the exact feeling of knowing that the end is near for the relationship but wishing for just a little bit more time with that person despite this. With the help of co-writer Myah Maria and producer Claudia Mills, Night Acclaim has definitely created a track we can't get out of our heads or our hearts. Go show Night Acclaim some love and stream his debut single "A Little Bit," available on all digital streaming platforms. Welcome to BuzzMusic, Night Acclaim! We are so excited for you on your debut single and want to congratulate you on releasing this extremely catchy pop anthem. Can you tell us a bit more about the inspiration behind “A Little Bit”? Thank you so much for having me! I wanted to tell the story of heartbreak, second chances, and wanting more from a relationship when maybe the other person doesn’t feel that way. It can be a romantic relationship or a friendship that has changed over time. For me, I wanted more from a relationship but was not getting it from the other person. What was it like collaborating with Claudia Mills and Myah Marie on this track? Any plans for future collaborations down the road? Collaborating with Myah Marie and Claudia Mills on A Little Bit was a dream come true! I can’t believe someone with their talent wanted to share it with me. They are some of the nicest people to work with and they turned my idea into a reality. I learned so much from both of them and would love to work with them again in the future. You perfectly encapsulate the feeling of wanting more time with the person you’re with before the relationship ends. Can you tell us more about the songwriting process behind the track? Was it difficult to be so vulnerable, especially in your first release? Myah is a great storyteller. Her ability to put a story into lyrics is second nature. The first time I heard Body Ache, I was in love with it. I knew whoever wrote it, I wanted them to write on my track. However, It was difficult to be vulnerable, but heartbreak is inevitable at some point in our lives. All everybody talks about is the good things that happen to them and how happy they are, when on the inside, they are really not ok. They're hurting. How has the experience been putting out your first single so far? So far, my experience has been great! I have gained so many new listeners and have met so many nice people. Everyone I meet and know has been super supportive. What's next for you? Right now, I am currently working on a new song with songwriter Hailey Collier (Betty Who, David Guetta), and it will be released sometime in spring 2022. These two songs will follow the release of my EP which will be released in late 2022. Instagram

From Fall River, Massachusetts, singer-songwriter and rock recording artist Dominic Thompson drops visceral and striking new music video for his latest single, "Panic Attack." Dominic Thompson began playing guitar at 17, and since then, he's gone on to sharpen his artistic abilities by taking lessons at the School of Rock Seekonk and TJ's Music in Fall River. Thompson experienced the trials and tribulations of social anxiety at a rather young age, forcing him to finish high school online after constant bullying. Dominic Thompson recently released a powerful and exciting music video for a not-so-exciting subject, entitled "Panic Attack." The song itself is like something off of a 1999 Green Day album, and Dominic Thompson holds a specific tone and persona as a punky and charisma-filled Billy Joe Armstrong. Focussing on the music video for "Panic Attack," the visuals open with a frustrated edit of Thompson that later transitions into the wailing lead guitar introduction and a psychedelic spiral while Thompson and his guitar make their way to the foreground. As Thomspon begins to sing of the dreaded panic attack, the visuals continue to flash bright colors and chop/distort his image to resemble our cluttered minds mid panic attack. The video does not lack energy whatsoever; Dominic Thompson jumps around and smashes on his guitar while drenching us in all sorts of attitude and charisma through his gripping performance and relatable lyrics. If there's one thing Dominic Thompson wants his music to do, it's spread awareness of life's difficulties and allow listeners to fully relate, and "Panic Attack" does exactly that. Rage it out with Dominic Thompson's latest music video for "Panic Attack," available to watch on YouTube. Find the single on all digital streaming platforms. Welcome to BuzzMusic, Dominic Thompson. We're right there with you regarding the dreaded "Panic Attack." What inspired you to create a song revolving around anxiety? Just my own mental state I suffer from panic attacks and depression myself so the song just came out naturally to write. Did you have any artistic influences or projects in mind when creating "Panic Attack"? Yes absolutely Green Day, Tne Killers especially are some of my biggest influences on top of all the other bands and artists I love. Who edited the sharp and vibrant music video for "Panic Attack"? Why did you want the video to be so visually active and dynamic? Shawn Garrity edited the video and filmed it we wanted the video to be fun crazy, edgy with an illusion to symbolize when having a panic attack. How did you want to make viewers feel when watching the music video for "Panic Attack"? What did you want them to take away from the song and music video? I wanted to make them relate and feel good at the same time there’s a lot of people going through hard times so I try to keep my music upbeat and my music videos upbeat and sometimes humorous. dominicthompsonmusic.com

Born Geno Green in the heart of the Englewood Area of Chicago, Geno Pacino has always been a natural poet, entertainer, and someone who seemed to always stick out. Having experienced it all from street life to the everyday struggles of providing for himself and his family, he offers listeners a unique point of view. After indulging in his story, you'll see that in a crowded field of artists, Geno Pacino is one of a kind in a landscape all too familiar. Teaming up with the talents of Dirtty Eagle, the burgeoning atmosphere exposed to us in "Lost City," is rather remarkable. We get to experience a hefty serving of energy in a way that has us amped up to be bouncing off the walls and out of our seats. Geno Pacino has us fully immersed in a release of this caliber with an empowering notion that gives us a scoop in the right direction. Conveying a dynamic cocktail that represents authenticity, determination, and hunger, that vivacity is seamlessly transmitted to us via our speakers. If you aren't familiar with what a Geno Pacino record can do to you, we heavily encourage you to get caught up in the captivating momentum that his artistry projects. Sharing the spotlight with Dirtty Eagle, we have to admit that we didn't think a duo could mesh as effortlessly as these two do. They give us an enticing report connected to the heart of "Lost City" as each piece of themselves is scattered throughout this hit. Running up the ladder of success, it seems to us that the drive of Geno Pacino won't be seeing brakes any time soon. Eager for what's in store next, we're glad to introduce "Lost City" to the repeat button. Welcome to BuzzMusic, Geno Pacino! Congratulations on the release of your latest collaboration with Dirtty Eagle. How did this high-octane collab come to life? What was it like working with one another to deliver this vision? It came about because of how active I am in the music scene in my City. Dirtty Eagle is another artist I know that has been making a lot of moves, so it made perfect sense to collaborate with him. He also had a podcast he does called Mental Health Mondays, and I was on an episode discussing my song " Tears Of Joy," which is dedicated to Mental Health Awareness. We run into each other way too often not to collaborate. Working with one another was awesome what I tried to do in the video was recreate the vibe from when we hung out. Almost every time me and bro kick it, we have tons of fun. With every artist having a different process with their creativity, at what point did you know this record was ready to be released? The moment I heard the beat, I knew this would be the perfect song for us to do together. When I think of collaborations, I always picture whose voice I could hear on a record. My style & delivery on here with his was a perfect combination. What message does a song like this send out to your listeners? How does it fit into who you are as an artist? The message this song brings is just pure enjoyment. On my last project Pacino Season 2, I had a few fun songs, but I touched on a lot of serious subjects. I just wanted to do something that feels good. It fits into who I am as an Artist because the most important thing I want to showcase is my duality & the fact I can make any kind of song. My music is a reflection of my life & in my life, it's multiple sides to me. What would you like your audience to know about you that they may not already know? That music is my life. I don't know what it will take to put me up there with the Legends, but there is nothing I love more than this. All I want is to be heard more & get my music on the worlds stage. Instagram