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The self-proclaimed raptor, rapper, and actor, Fobiah, hails from South London with a good sound cemented in the origins of Hip-hop. Bringing forth his ambition and a burning passion that circles around getting his story out to the world, Fobiah gives a rather refreshing take on the UK's music scene in the present day we reside in. Encompassing the elements of the genre and the culture of Hip-hop, Fobiah got his name when the transition from graffiti to music made an appearance in his life. Now geared up for the release of his EP 'Late Bloomer EP,' we're deeply curious about the artistic ventures that Fobiah will be unveiling through this five-track journey into his life. Never disappointed with the music he crafts, there's always a heavy sense of anticipation that comes when Fobiah is ready to share his art with the public. Recruiting the likes of Alie and Katherine Kathleen as featured artists on this conscious piece of work, we hope that you'll keep your senses heightened with us as we get ready to digest the entire contents heard on 'Late Bloomer EP.' He never forgets his roots with a love of poetry playing into the creative vessel Fobiah taps into when rapping. Delving into the fact that his mother began the source of his inspirations, stay tuned as we unravel all that is Fobiah, his influences, and the 'Late Bloomer EP' soon. Instagram Twitter

Hailing from Holdrege, Nebraska, singer-songwriter, performer, and recording artist Luke Mills releases his lush and reflective single entitled "Answers on the Wind." Writing music and performing since 1999, Mills has seen regional and national radio success with various songs over the last 20 years. Having toured the United States and performed with Grammy Award Winners like DAN+SHAY, Lee Brice, Dustin Lynch, Chris Janson, Ashley McBryde, Chase Rice, Phil Vassar, Doug Stone, and many more, it's safe to say that Luke Mills is on his way to stardom. Now releasing his dreamy and introspective single, "Answers on the Wind," Luke Mills sings an incredibly inspirational message while encouraging us to keep our heads held high. His twangy and soothing instrumentation is enough to send us into a daydream alongside Mills' warm and chilling vocal stylings. We love the song's emotion, as it's just as relatable as it is genuine. Jumping into "Answers on the Wind," the song gently opens with a twangy string instrumental alongside the softest acoustic guitar melodies. As the downtempo and light drum patterns begin to tap through our speakers, Luke Mills moves over to the bright and beaming hook while encouraging us to search for our answers in the wind of the future, not the past. We adore Luke Mills' soothing and dreamy performance, as it perfectly enhances the song's personal and vulnerable lyrical message. As Luke Mills continues to enlighten us on how you have to learn to lose before you win, he makes his way to the song's end with nothing but optimism and passion. Keep your eye on the prize with help from Luke Mills' latest single, "Answers on the Wind," now available on all digital streaming platforms. Welcome to BuzzMusic Luke Mills. We truly appreciate the optimistic and forward-thinking approach you've brought to your single "Answers on the Wind." What inspired this passionate and positive single? What inspired this new single was the idea of chasing and working towards a goal that you might not achieve, but still holding on to who you are as a person and understanding that success or failure does not define your value or worth. Was it difficult for you to open up and write rather emotional words for "Answers on the Wind," or was it easy to write your genuine lyricism? It really was a little difficult to write the words to "Answers On The Wind." I really had to dig deep to come to a place of honesty about the failures and successes in my own life. Our hearts get broken all the time, but everything can heal and move on to better things if we understand that there are infinite 2nd chances in this life. Even our successes can end up contributing to our future failures, so it’s always important to know that our worth is not defined by our accomplishments or failures. I believe there is a plan and place for every living soul and the answer we are looking for surrounds us. The devil kicks us in the door and also kicks us out. He gets us coming and going. It can really take the wind out of your sails if you let it. Being defined by Love allows even your failures to turn into success. We all will fail at some point in our lives. Did you work with any producers to help bring "Answers on the Wind" to life? What was your experience like when navigating the instrumentals and production? Once again I traveled to Denver CO to work with Joshua Olsen. He fixed me up with and produced my last single Love Another Day and I knew he would be great to work with on Answers On The Wind. I have been holding on to this song for over 5 years waiting for the right time to record and craft it into the right song that you hear now. Josh has a great talent for directing the instrumentation to take the melody and lyrics of the song to a deeper place they couldn’t go on their own. I really love working with him and he really knows how to somehow hear what’s in my head and bring it to life on the speakers. Do you normally release such inspirational songs like "Answers on the Wind?" Would you say that you're known for these motivational and optimistic pieces? That is a question I do get asked a lot. I write whatever comes out of my heart. I try and be positive with my messaging as much as possible as I feel like the world has enough negative influences trying to steal away all of our joy. So I guess you could say it is a theme that runs through most of my writing. I like to have fun as well, but I also do a lot of thinking about the human condition and how my role in this life can contribute to making it a little better for everyone. What's next for you? I’m heading to Nashville TN to work on the next batch of songs to release. I’m working through the recent loss of my dad and I’m doing a lot of soul searching that I know will be an influence on this next project. It’s definitely going to be something that will honor the legacy he forged with his life. He was kind, optimistic, and was always eager for others' success. I hope to share some of the traits and values that helped make me with everyone who will hear these future songs. It’s been a great past few years and I’m excited to see where my team and I will be one year from now. Instagram Facebook

Wheaton, IL, is home to country music recording artist and songwriter Colleen McKee. Named an Off The Row Breakout Artist at Off The Row Studio in Nashville, TN, she has since recorded multiple songs in Nashville in the studio with the top-tier team. Her music has since been featured on Big 95.5FM, as well as The Women Of Country, as Colleen McKee continues releasing new content for her audience to feast upon. Upbeat and lively is a theme that we can continuously count on Colleen McKee to deliver. Her latest single, "Married in Vegas," plays upon the buoyant concepts she tends to insert into her signature sound and delves into the spontaneous whirlwind that comes over her as she's falling deep for someone. Her powerful croons are a force to be reckoned with as she professes these playful lyrics with a grin on her face, and who wouldn't when caught in the motions of heartrending tendencies. With words drastically intensified in the realm of spontaneous actions, we hear just how passionate the apple of her eye makes her feel. Using metaphors that surround games of chance and wording that touches on the well-known scenery in the city of sin, "Married in Vegas" gives us all a rush of adrenaline as we take in the Country-Pop single. Containing all trademarks of a signature hit, Colleen McKee hones in on elements that transport us to the blissful utopia of wedding bells being heard as an Elvis impersonator is the officiant for a moment to remember. Wrapping us in exactly what we need to live through her bold choices, "Married in Vegas" gives us that boost of confidence, all while taking in the unmatched charisma of Colleen McKee and her striking timbres. Welcome to BuzzMusic, Colleen McKee. With such a bold concept laced into “Married in Vegas,” what prompted you to write this song? I started writing the concept for this song during the peak of the pandemic. I was stuck in my bedroom and thought the idea of going to Las Vegas and getting married by Elvis would be so fun. The beginning of the pandemic felt scary and uncertain so coming up with this concept was a great way for me to escape reality for a bit. There are so many pop culture instances where people run off to Las Vegas and get hitched so I wanted to take that concept and turn it into a catchy country song. I eventually took the concept to Off The Row studios where Sarah Morey and Erin McCaffrey helped bring the song to life. The song would not be here if it wasn’t for all of their help! Would you ever dare to do something as spontaneous as drive to Las Vegas and get hitched? Do you think it's important to be spontaneous in your lifetime? I think eloping in Las Vegas could be so fun and turn into the best memory. Could you imagine those wedding pictures? Iconic! I absolutely think being spontaneous and taking risks is important. We grow most as individuals when we step outside of our comfort zones and do something that scares us. That is where growth lies. I need to continue to be spontaneous and take my own advice. I look forward to taking more risks and growing more. How would you compare this track to other songs that you’ve previously released? What does "Married in Vegas” say about you? I think Married in Vegas shows a fun side to my personality. As much as I love writing about heartbreak and revenge, I felt it was time to release a song that was lyrically clever but also something you would want to listen to during a girl's night or while driving down the highway. The past few years have been rough on all of us so it was important to me to release a song that felt like an escape. What happens to be your favorite part of the release process? Why? The release process is always so fun. It’s such an exciting time before and after the song is live. My favorite part of the release process is when the song is finally out for everyone to hear. I’ve probably listened to this single a million times before it finally came out. I love getting feedback from my family, friends, and fans. It helps me grow as an artist and helps me decide what’s next! What's next for you, Colleen? I have been writing more and more so I am hoping to get back into the studio at some point and record more music. I would love to release a music video and show off my ability to perform and connect with an audience. I was involved in numerous show choirs growing up so I would love to have a music video that shows off my singing and dancing. I also plan to move to Nashville by the end of 2022. Just need to take a risk and go for it! Instagram Facebook

Hailing from Guelph, Ontario, singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer Rich Gregor releases an emotional yet lively single entitled "Dial Tone." The exciting recording artist is constantly working on his craft in his home studio; he's been chasing melodies for years now while attempting to find a sound that's uniquely his. For fans of Bleachers, Arcade Fire, David Bowie, and Elvis Costello, we're sure you can take something away from Rich Gregor's timeless tunes. Now releasing his melodic, energetic, and relatable single, "Dial Tone," listers can hear Rich Gregor dive into rather reflective lyrical concepts that showcase immense vulnerability and passion. What makes this song all the more memorable is Rich Gregor's emotive and energetic vocal portrayal; he makes it incredibly easy to kick back and enjoy the atmosphere he has to offer. Diving into "Dial Tone," the track kicks off with warm mid-tempo drum breaks, a bright piano melody, tender acoustic guitar strums, and Rich Gregor's captivating vocals. As he begins to expand on his appreciation and devotion for someone who makes his world go round, Rich Gregor brightens the atmosphere on the hook with his exciting rhythm guitar riffs and his passionate vocal portrayal. This song is incredibly easy to listen to; there's something about Rich Gregor's beaming vocal stylings and his catchy melodies that mend our hearts and help bring clarity into our days. As he continues singing with the utmost emotion and vibrance, Gregor grooves his way to the outro while striving to keep someone by his side until the end of time. Get your dose of lyrical passion with Rich Gregor's latest single, "Dial Tone," now available on all digital streaming platforms. Welcome to BuzzMusic Rich Gregor. We're truly impressed with your captivating performance in your recent single, "Dial Tone." What message did you want to get across with this single? What inspired your lyricism? When writing the lyrics for Dial Tone, I originally had the words for the chorus before anything else. The idea is that sometimes you know you have to have that long-drawn-out conversation on the phone, even if you don't want to. And sometimes, over the phone, it's extremely difficult to convey the right feeling or say the right words. Especially when it's someone you care about a lot. It's hard to say the right thing sometimes, and if you don't, you'll be left listening to nothing but a dial tone. Did you work entirely solo when creating the lyrics and instrumentals for "Dial Tone?" What was your creative process like behind the scenes? Yes, for the original demo, I worked on this song entirely myself, until it came time to track the album. I had the idea for a big 60's inspired chorus - lots of harmonies and reverb. The main parts of the song are drums, bass, and acoustic guitar. How does "Dial Tone" contrast your previous releases? What makes this song different from the rest of your discography? It was the first time I tried to create a song that sounded like it was created in a different decade - in this case, the 1960's. I wanted that early vintage analog sound with fairly simple instrumentation. It's different from previous songs in that I tried to keep it as simple as possible so that the melodies and vocals stand out that much more. It's a song that I knew I could play from start to finish on acoustic guitar. Usually, that's a good way to know if you're on the right track when composing music. How do songs like "Dial Tone" represent you and your artistic brand? How does this tune help us get to know you and your music better? It is a very accurate representation of what I like to create musically. I play everything on my solo records. It's part of the challenge, and in doing so it always leads to new ideas. I'm a sucker for a catchy chorus and that's usually where the writing for most of my songs starts. I try to create honest little songs that get stuck in your head and keep the listener coming back. What can listeners look forward to hearing from you next? I just released my new ep "Decades'. It featured 4 songs that I wrote, each inspired by a different decade musically - 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s. I also included my cover of John Lennon's "Isolation". Which was on his first post-Beatles album with Plastic Ono Band. Instagram Twitter

The genre-bending recording artist, musician, and singer-songwriter Don Mai is on track to release his lush and feel-good single, "Stay The Night," this Friday, October 22nd. Whether he's strumming the guitar and playing the piano, listeners should always expect a unique treat when listening to Don Mai's music. Instead of heading down narrow-minded paths with specific genre restraints, Mai writes about his current feelings and emotions and lets the song itself determine the genre. Influenced by the likes of Lauv, Charlie Puth, Ed Sheeran, Jon Bellion, and Ryan Tedder, listeners will be able to hear Don Mai's versatile and passionate sound through his forthcoming release, "Stay The Night." "Stay The Night" dances on the border of electro-pop and alternative, primarily through the bouncy and playful sonics that lift our spirits. We're incredibly excited to see here this exciting release takes Mai, as he's clearly an artist to keep an eye on. Don't miss out on Don Mai's upcoming release, "Stay The Night," available on all digital streaming platforms on October 22nd, 2021. Instagram Facebook

The Los Angeles-based recording artist, singer-songwriter, and producer Eddie Cohn highlight the powerful intro track, "Broken Pieces," off his latest 9-track album, 'Dystopian Days.' Eddie Cohn is known for his attention-commanding and exciting performances; his powerful vocals have led him down countless paths to sharpen his craft. No matter what endeavor he gets himself into, Cohn strives for one thing and only thing only, human connection. Cohn wants us to get off our phones, out of our heads, and learn from each other and our surroundings. Recently releasing his 9-track album, 'Dystopian Days,' we've decided to give our readers a taste of the record with its exciting and groovy intro track, 'Broken Pieces." This track not only starts the album on a brilliant note but keeps us locked in and engaged with Eddie Cohn's versatile electronic production, rocking instrumentals, and captivating vocal performance. Expanding on "Broken Pieces," the song opens with a bright, upbeat, and bold electronic drum beat that later transitions into an organic drum arrangement with feel-good alt-rock instrumentals. As Eddie Cohn makes his exciting and energetic vocal appearance, he opens the track by reminding us that humans are no more than broken pieces, roaming this plane to find our purpose. We love the crunchy vocal filters over Cohn's vocal production, as it adds this stimulating and nostalgic flair that's perfectly backed up by the vibrant and punchy instrumentals. As he makes his way to the outro, the sonics and instrumentals carry the song with a certain kind of energy that's equally as exhilarating as it is dense. Experience the gripping sounds of Eddie Cohn's latest hit, "Broken Pieces," and find the rest of his 'Dystopian Days' album on all digital streaming platforms. Thank you for joining us at BuzzMusic Eddie Cohn, and congratulations on the release of your 9-track album, 'Dystopian Days.' What inspired you to create this record? What concept did you want to bring to the table? First off, thank you again for inviting me to be a part of BuzzMusic and share my music and some of the stories behind my new record. I can't wait for people to discover this new album. Truthfully, this record was a joy to bring to life. It re-connected me with old friends and was the perfect backdrop and escape from the crazy world that enveloped our lives in 2020. Early in 2020, the pandemic took over when I initially felt inspired to produce and record a new record. It had been over five years since I recorded an album, but I felt like I had no choice but to sit down and write songs. With the pandemic, the protests, the fires in Southern California, the lockdown orders, and the ongoing mandates, I felt profound anxiety levels. It felt like a Cormac McCarthy novel or the backdrop of a new science fiction film, except it was harrowingly real. I wanted to try and capture all of those feelings of fear, anxiety, and dystopia into one record. I remember thinking to myself a few months ago if, by the time this record comes out, our world will resemble more of a utopian world. Still, surprisingly, it oddly often looks like the world has gotten even more bizarre and unpredictable. It's this strange psychological warfare going on where truth doesn't seem to matter, a division is on the rise, and as people are forced to rely more heavily on technology, I often wonder if people en masse can think objectively or take pause and question what is going on in the world. Was there a moment or experience that inspired you to write the reflective and emotional lyrical content for your intro track, "Broken Pieces?" "Broken Pieces" was the last song I wrote for the record. I felt like the album needed one more uptempo rock song, so I started coming up with these new drum loops and synth lines that resonated with me. I then came up with this concept of thinking about human beings as broken fragments or broken little pieces of glass. I remember watching the news one night, and it almost felt like the newscasters enjoy criticizing human beings or they revel in pointing out our faults. And then I thought, maybe if we became a little more comfortable with the idea that we all have issues, we all have problems, we're all broken in one way or another if we could be more sensitive around that idea, I think we'd be much more empathetic towards people's "problems." How does the intro track "Broken Pieces" coincide with the story or theme throughout your album, 'Dystopian Days?' As the first track, I think it sort of sets up the listener for the story I want to tell. I felt a lot about the movie Children of Men while I wrote this record. I think we're all struggling to find our way in this "new normal," to make peace with the world, to find friends who accept us. I think life could be a lot easier if we came to terms with this idea that we're all "broken." We all have issues, fears, and anxieties. Instead of pointing fingers or criticizing people's faults, I think a better solution to a more sympathetic culture is offering a helping hand or trying and listening to new perspectives instead of being so quick to judge and criticize. It isn't very easy, but the world I see doesn't seem as empathetic as it once was. What does the album 'Dystopian Days' mean to you? How does it reflect your current perspective on life and what you believe? This record was one of the most cathartic and mind-expanding experiences of my life. I often think, from bad experiences, we can create something beautiful, and to me, this record was a culmination of me coming to terms with the strange world we all live in right now. In the middle of 2020, many of my friends lost jobs, we were forced to stay home, we were forced to wear masks even outdoors and stay indoors. Now, we're seemingly being forced to get a vaccine to be a part of everyday life. Bizarre times but through these experiences, I felt deeply inspired to sing and write about this chaotic, confusing, and even historical period. The problem is we live in a world now where if you say the wrong thing, your life could be upended, so knowing all of that, I tried to walk that fine line of using allegory and symbolism to share my perspective on what I see going on. I also wanted to make a record, while thematically dark and dreary, that also rocks, is percussive and moves, and is overwhelmingly thought-provoking and beautiful at the same time. Not an easy task, but I think we came close to creating a record that signifies the times we live in. What do you want your audience to experience when listening to the album 'Dystopian Days?' What did you want them to take away from the project? It feels like it's harder now than ever before to get people's attention, but I hope people can find the time to turn off the TV, turn off the phone, put on some headphones, and genuinely submerge themselves into the world of Dystopian Days. The band and I put a lot of thought into the sounds and the mix, and we tried to create a 360-degree sonic experience where you truly feel like you're living inside the music or in a science fiction movie. I hope listeners think about how the world has shifted so dramatically in just two years. I hope this record asks some of the more difficult questions about the people in charge, and I hope this record inspires people to ask themselves if they like the direction we're headed, or maybe it's time to make some changes. Perhaps it's time to turn off the phone, question the news media's intentions, listen to each other more often, reach out to loved ones and be a more active participant in our day-to-day lives. I see a world that looks as though more people are passive, sitting at home staring at screens, numbing out, and isolating themselves. I hope this record inspires the opposite sort of behavior: more love, empathy, and activity. Instagram Twitter

Growing up in Detroit, Adam Ness has always had the innate gift of music. Inspired by Aretha Franklin, Marvin Gaye, and Erykah Badu, his artistry is a unique blend of finesse, soul, and power. He began his exploration in music when Adam Ness joined the famed youth program, Mosaic Youth Theater of Detroit. He was exposed to performing and recording with popular local gospel ensembles, where he further honed his vocal prowess. With notable industry experience under his belt and a growing fan base, Adam Ness has relocated to Chicago to launch his solo career. Leading the anticipation for his debut album ‘Sagittarius Vol 2,’ with the lead single “Houskatz,” Adam Ness takes us down a melodic path that has us peeking into the mind of the fiery persona of a Sagittarius. The soothing jazz ambiance that greets us as soon as the musical elements come blissfully flooding through the speakers has us taken into a realm of sensual tendencies as we grasp onto the slow tempo rhythms before us. Coating ourselves in the powerful strides that happen both sonically and away from the music, you see the mystical strokes of Adam Ness’ creative genius sprawled across this musical canvas. Fully absorbed in the slow motions that R&B shies away from these days, we find that the brilliance behind “Houskatz” perfectly reflects a Sagittarius aura and the genre of traditional R&B infused with hints of jazz. Combining his talents with Durand Bernarr to allow the beauty wrapped into this vision set sail, we’re smitten with the saturated croons amalgamating with angelic harmonies in this soundscape. Hearing the passion unfold as we further dissect the radiance pouring from this record, Adam Ness wants to ensure that this release, along with ‘Sagittarius Vol 2,’ lets his fans know it is okay to be yourself and get the things you are deserving of, and that being soft does not diminish dominance. Instagram Artist Website

Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Chitra releases her alluring and emotion-evoking single entitled "Throwaway." Known for exercising the art of storytelling through metaphor in music, the Indian-American singer-songwriter is classically trained in both violin and viola. She was also a past studio intern for Mark Ronson, where she learned the importance of clear intention-setting when writing and producing songs, which is more than evident in her latest emotional single, "Throwaway." Chitra's latest single, "Throwaway," is nothing short of a mastery; she offers her deeply refreshing vocal stylings alongside her cinematic pop/r&b production that drives us into a daydream. The single delivers a certain well-roundedness, especially as Chitra's dense vocal stylings ride over the song's hazy, emotional, and compelling sonics. We're incredibly excited to introduce this track to our readers, as it not only showcases a talented new artist but a highly relatable message. Expanding on "Throwaway," the song takes off with Chitra's raw and sole vocals that sing an emotional message of lost love and isolation. Alongside a dark keyboard melody, Chitra moves her way into the hook with her powerful vocal stylings that ache and cry with the utmost emotion. Chitra's overall performance is nothing but soul-stirring, especially as her accompanying vocal harmonies jump in and emphasize the song's tender emotion. We love the blend of pop and r&b within the haunting sonic production, as it not only allows Chitra's message to shine bright but also deepens the song onto a whole other intriguing and emotional level. As she leads us to the outro, Chitra closes the song on a fragile, haunting, and chilling note. Don't miss out on the emotion and passion of Chitra's latest single, "Throwaway," now available on all digital streaming platforms. Welcome to BuzzMusic Chitra. We're deeply impressed with the raw emotion and power you've brought to your single, "Throwaway." Was there a specific moment or experience that inspired you to create this emotional and passionate piece? Yes, sadly enough, there was an experience and a string of realizations that led to me writing Throwaway. Before quarantine, I was in a toxic "situationship," where the person I was with made me feel extremely disposable. I never felt as though I existed on my timeline and I didn't realize or care because love and the misunderstanding of it make reading the room, at times, a difficult task. I couldn't understand feeling so electric in person and devoid of any connection once we were apart. During the summer of 2020, I recall being so infatuated and so confused with what I was allowing myself to settle for, which were essentially stolen moments of magic, followed by misery. Alongside this, I often described lockdown as purgatory, an in-between time period of reflection, confusion, and sadness. Then on a day in August, I sat down at my piano, and the entire song spilled out of my brain like one long, run-on sentence. Did you create the production yourself for "Throwaway?" What vibe or atmosphere did you want the song's sonics to give off? I did not create the production for Throwaway, but two of my very best friends and producers, Brede & Sanjay Henry, did. However, I did do all vocal and string arranging, as I played violin and viola on this song. Production-wise, every sound created had to support the lyrical journey from verse 1 to the outro. We knew the beginning needed to feel like a ballad and as close to how it sounded in my original voice memo. However, after the first chorus, we wanted percussion that gave space to the trap rhythm of the second chorus. The outro, and probably my favorite part of this song, was built around my vocal and string arrangement with help from an electric piano. I sampled sounds around the house I was living in, as we knew the song needed elements of reality, whether that was an airplane, white noise, a bell, or a door slam! Would you say you're relatively familiar with writing such vulnerable and reflective lyricism, similar to "Throwaway?" Was it easy to unleash these emotions via songwriting? Genuinely I don't think I have a choice whether or not to be vulnerable in my songs. I have so many feelings that it takes journaling, writing poetry, short stories, and songwriting to feel like I'm explaining half of the chaos in my brain. Also, considering the heartbreak, confused with the love I was experiencing, there was no other way for me to convey my thoughts. If songwriting isn't infused with vulnerability, there is no true honesty in the song. How do songs like "Throwaway" help us get to know you and your music better? Do you usually release such powerful and emotional songs like this? For as long as I songwriter, my music will be painfully honest with a hint of dark comedy. I have the ability to lie in real life, but music and art are the only places where my thoughts and feelings are word-painted across every melody. This is because my music is a way for me to understand how I see the world and why I am the way I am. My only hope is that it acts as a medium for others to do the same, which is the beauty of putting art into the world. This is my first release, and I wanted it to feel powerful and emotional and deep-feeling and sad because these are all facets of my personality. However, it doesn't mean that my reaction towards pain will always turn into a ballad moving forward. What's next for Chitra? I'm releasing a music video for Throwaway very soon and am working on a set of singles with the same producers, to be released incrementally in the coming months. Additionally, I am working with a few new musicians/producers as a featured artist as well. Simultaneously, I am playing a couple of shows out in Los Angeles in the month of November, which, in my opinion, is the most thrilling part of the musical process! Instagram Artist Website

Hollywood-based electronic dance artist Elektra Prince, the self-taught producer, has been honing his craft since 2016 with a career that began under his legal name Brad Sinesi. Going on to release his debut single 'One More Night,' followed by two more singles and a full-length album under his given name, it wasn’t until May 2021 where he rebranded under the moniker, Elektra Prince. Known for his ambition and inimitable style when it comes to his artistry and persona, the charisma he embodies has always remained consistent no matter what alias he adopts. Now bringing listeners a healthy dose of genre-bending fusion, the production wizard has released the hit single “Expectations.” Presented to us as a thriving, bass-heavy pop vocal-led composition that is sure to get your body moving, there’s no denying the rush that you’ll feel when tuning into Elektra Prince. As we’re eager to go further in-depth with Elektra Prince on the release of the memorable “Expectations,” we hope you’ll stay tuned for the exclusive BuzzMusic interview to come soon. Instagram Facebook

Norwich-based rapper, producer, and songwriter COLL have been involved in many creative projects over the last chunk of time. His latest release, titled "Blue Magic III," is an excellent representation of what this artist is truly capable of music-wise. Adhering to a fun, quirky, and confident tone, COLL's music embodies a great time, as well as a flavourful one. With the many life experiences and lessons he's learned, COLL sets out to share various reflections through his music. "Blue Magic III" begins with what sounds like a radio station broadcast that's introducing COLL's song. Eventually, listeners are brought into his melodic trance once he begins delivering his rhymes, and he matches the upbeat energy of the song's rhythm. The actual style of COLL is incredibly versatile, and you may even pick up on some similarities he shares with big-time Hip/Hop and Rap artists. COLL shares that he wanted to create "Blue Magic III" to work and collaborate with other artists that he respected and admired. "I wanted Blue Magic III to be fun and something you can listen to on repeat" COLL holds empowering energy that gets completely emulated in "Blue Magic III." He has a genuine heart and mind, which gets embedded into his lyrical work and vocal passion. COLL is one Hip/Hop artist to keep in tune with, as he's only rising after the successful debut of "Blue Magic III." Welcome to BuzzMusic COLL, and congratulations on your debut of "Blue Magic III." Can you share with our readers what this mixtape meant for you? The mixtape is the final in a mixtape series I have been running for the last 2 years. So it's great to finally have it out and to have this music out there. I'm proud of it as it showcases everything about me as an artist. As an artist who is based in Norwich, what kind of response has your single seen there so far? Would you say "Blue Magic III" integrates well into the predominant music scene in Norwich? The reaction has been good so far, I have received a lot of messages and a lot of support from the locals here. I think Blue Magic 3 is something fresh for the city. As a city, it's not really big on Hip hop and rap so I'm hoping this can improve that and grow the scene here. What would you say is the main takeaway from "Blue Magic III?" What were you hoping listeners would think upon listening to the project? I wanted it to be something socially relevant. I wanted people to laugh and enjoy the skits and also understand the story I was trying to paint. If people are entertained and are happy when listening to this mixtape then I'm happy. Do you ever see yourself incorporating genres you've never worked with before in future music? Yes definitely, I would like to experiment more in the future and collaborate with artists who are not in my genre. This is something that previously has brought great music out from other artists in my genre. What's next for COLL? Small tour, so I can see how people react to the live shows. More creative music videos and more fun. Instagram