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R&B-soul/pop artist and singer-songwriter Jazz Garcelle has released her new track “Intoxicated." This meaningful and romantic track inspires us to find love in our own lives. Aside from music, Jazz Garcelle is part of the Beautiful, Brown, Bold Organization which supports truth and equality, and says her brand is centered around “perseverance, ambition, confidence, and women's empowerment." Jazz Garcelle taps into this deep passion to make the listener groove along to the downtempo sonics. Her vocal stylings make it impossible to stop listening. The track opens up with a pulsating vocal sample and a pumping kick drum. Piano melodies, harmonies, and lyrics describing unconditional love keep us in a trance. We’re able to find ourselves in her lyrics and draw parallels to the love in our lives. Jazz describes it as “it was art imitating life for this song”. Therefore, she hopes that those struggling with obstacles in their lives can find strength in her music. Discover more about Jazz Garcelle, here. Instagram Twitter

Rapper, hip-hop artist, and singer-songwriter Bo Lavish releases his new single ‘Got It on Me’, the ultimate mixture of high energy trap and braggadocious bars. Sadly, Bo Lavish lost his mother in 2018, leading him to a few felony charges which landed him behind bars. Once Bo returned from being incarcerated he made his return to music, with catchy trap beats and more meaningful things to say about his experiences. The track opens up with a jazz-inspired, soothing brass sound. This quickly transitions into a trap-heavy beat leaving the listener in awe. Bo Lavish makes his braggadocious vocal delivery on the track shortly after. This braggadocious, confident, rhythmic delivery continues for the rest of the track. Bo Lavish says he found the inspiration for ‘Got it On Me’ by combining his ‘drill’ Chicago roots with the ‘trap’ Atlanta music scene. He describes it as “something catchy, repetitive, and uncommon”, crediting his producer and musical collaborator Tejai Moore. "Got it On Me" is also paired with a music video, helping listeners see more of his personality. Discover more about Bo Lavish, here. BoLavishHeat.com

Many years in the making, Jeremiah Cole, formerly known as Jeremy Cole, is a Pop/R&B singer-songwriter. Based in NYC and originally from Wilmington, DE, he is also a grad of the famed Philadelphia High School for Creative and Performing Arts and has appeared on television in shows like Showtime at the Apollo, and The Voice. After two single and video releases in the early 2010s, he took a hiatus and rebranded as Jeremiah Cole. Later releasing the emotional ballad/mid-tempo single, ‘Story Ends,’ he returns with a display of up-tempo fusion in the single “Crushing on Ya.” Approaching the vibrancy of this record with a nostalgic outlook, we’re instantly transported to a 1960’s environment that infuses sounds of the modern-day essence Pop music embraces in this present music industry. Intertwining ourselves with the effervescent grooves stirred up by the tightly knit drum patterns, there’s a rhythmic jauntiness that brings out the heart and soul we carry within ourselves. Jeremiah Cole’s protruding croons are etched into our minds as we transition through the melismatic quintessence that he carries in his buoyant performance. “Crushing on Ya,” embodies the harmonious bliss that you experience when falling in love with someone. Inviting us into this sustained ballad that delves into a narrative of feeling profound emotions for someone you’ve set your eyes on, Jeremiah Cole has us swaying to the infectious energy that he propels in this dreamy soundscape. Bringing forth an environment that has us dabbling in the sweet juxtaposition that a flourishing ambiance fashions, there’s something so raw about the thoughts that Jeremiah Cole evokes within each of us. Up for interpretation, this track will strike up a various series of feelings in each person tapping in. Connecting with his audience on a level that ties into their own personal experience, we’re huge fans of the world that Jeremiah Cole creates. We really admire the way you approach your creations in such a well-thought-out fashion. With “Crushing on Ya,” being a song that can connect differently to everyone tuning in, what is the meaning of this song to you? "Crushing on Ya" is the pop song I’ve always wanted to write and perform. I’ve been through a lot over the years and so a lot of my writing has skewed a little darker and more emotional. It’s not to say that I won’t still create those songs as well, but I wanted to release something that was pure energetic fun and with a subject matter to which we can all relate. We’ve all had crushes and not just as kids. I’m a grown-ass man and still have plenty of “crushes”! Approaching a crush as an adult is more fun too because it usually involves adult beverages and/or herbal refreshments. Haha! Could you please shine a light on the creative process that you embarked on when bringing this song to life? My creative process is usually the same for all my songs these days. When I was a kid just starting out, I didn’t really trust my instincts as well. I was signed to a few different managers and production deals in the earlier years and I kinda just went with the flow of whomever I was working with, sometimes building a track from scratch and sometimes writing to a finished track that had been submitted. Now that I’m running the show, I have a pretty good system down. I usually give my producer/co-writer about 4 or 5 examples of songs that I want the record to “feel” like. He creates an instrumental, I write to it, and then he adds accents and embellishments after I lay down the vocals to really bring it to the next level. Your vocals truly create an atmospheric essence that instills liveliness into this track. What inspires the themes that you write about, and the way you choose to harmonize the melodies cast out? I try to write from experience as much as possible, but when I’m blocked, I’ll just create a scenario in my head. I’ve studied acting on and off since I was a kid, so putting myself in the mind and experience of other people is not that far-fetched. Since I don’t play instruments and writing/recording is always a collaborative effort, I also allow the instrumental track to inspire the direction of the lyrics and melody. In terms of tracking vocals and layering harmonies, I don’t have one specific technique. I’ve studied theory, but it’s definitely not my strong suit. I usually just figure it out by ear as I go along. I used to lean heavily on producers to feed me harmonies and backgrounds, but I’m finally trusting my instincts and doing a lot of the arrangements on my own. What’s your mission statement as an artist? How do you ensure that’s carried out through everything you do? Wow. The ultimate goal is always to create music that inspires and connects with the listeners. The twist is that it has to be music that I also enjoy personally. I’m extremely hard on myself, so if I don’t have the song on repeat, it’s a miss. I have to believe in the music first. So if I release it and you don’t vibe with it, it’s out of my hands. I’ve done my best. At the end of the day, art is subjective. What's next for you? First and foremost, I would love to shoot a video for “Crushing on Ya” and possibly the previous single “Story Ends”. I have so many ideas in my head. At the same time, I’m working on completing the first Jeremiah Cole EP, “Reborn for the First Time”, which should have been finished last year! Coming up with a budget as an independent artist is challenging. After the EP, a full-length album is in order for sure. Instagram Facebook

The Cleveland-hailing Singer-Songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Cam Schnell leave us tapping our feet to his latest anthemic single, "On The Way To Tennessee." One can easily spot Cam Schnell in his classic getup of Chelsea boots, black pants, a Houndstooth blazer, and his bright red acoustic guitar. Influenced by the sounds of 50s, 60s, 70s rock, pop, funk, and country, Cam Schnell never fails to strike a memorable chord in the listener through lyrical themes surrounding the daily grind, romance, friendships, solitude, and more. Getting us in the groove with his latest single, "On The Way To Tennessee," Cam Schnell and his upbeat instrumentals beam through our speakers like the first ray of sun on a clear day. While pushing a heavily soulful and spirited performance, Cam Schnell paints many vivid and picturesque scenes that leave us yearning for a needed road trip. Taking a deeper listen to "On The Way To Tennessee," the song opens with a bright acoustic guitar alongside a twangy electric guitar and a lively drum arrangement. As Cam Schnell begins to belt his powerful vocals over our speakers, he delves into his passionate lyrical theme of getting some needed alone time with the open road. As he continues moving and grooving to the song's heavy and soulful tones, Cam Schnell leaves the listener tapping their feet to the song's punchy instrumentation and irresistible sonic atmosphere. As Cam Schnell heads towards the outro, he closes the song on this lively and anthemic note while leaving us packing our cars to head down south. Add Cam Schnell's latest single, "On The Way To Tennessee," to your road trip playlist, and find the beaming single on all digital streaming platforms. Welcome to BuzzMusic Cam. We're completely enthralled with the overall passion and soul you've delivered within your recent single, "On The Way To Tennessee." What inspired you to write a single about hitting the open road? I remember looking out my window on a grey, rainy day and thought to myself "I would love to go somewhere where the sky is bright and vibes are high." After thinking about it for a second, I thought about hitting the road and going to Tennessee. I've always liked going on spontaneous trips and thought it would be a cool idea to write a song about. The song can be interpreted as a long-weekend kind of trip or a permanent move; either way works. I think the overarching theme of the song is to be aware of your current day-to-day situation and to not be afraid to change or try something new. Was it easy for you to paint such picturesque images through your lyricism within "On The Way To Tennessee?" Could you elaborate on your songwriting process and the lyrical scenes you wanted to offer? The chorus of the song came to me first. I just couldn't get it out of my head. So, then it was just a matter of building the "scenes" or story around the chorus. I live in Cleveland, so I thought the first verse should be about your hometown, followed by verse two telling a story about first being on the road, closed out by verse three leading the audience to the brink of arrival. I tried to communicate different attributes, imagery, and details about each journey along the way to Tennessee. Once the first verse was written, it was pretty easy to write the second and third because I knew which direction I wanted the story to go. How did you achieve such an anthemic and hearty instrumental for "On The Way To Tennessee?" What was your creative process like when crafting the arrangements and atmosphere? The instrumentation of this song is not overly complex. Drums, bass, acoustic and electric guitars, and vocals. No harmonica, fiddle, or piano like a lot of country-rock songs have. I wanted to keep it simple, but thick. I was very picky with the guitar tonality in this song and really wanted it to be more on the raw side of things, not to mention play a catchy lick. I had the progression for a few days, trying to find the perfect opening riff. It took some experimentation but I ultimately found something that I think fits perfectly. The harmonies in this song were also important. I wanted it to be a song that would encourage the listener to sing, and I think the extra vocals helped create a feeling that would make people want to join in. Lastly, I wanted the mood of the song to be energetic, and something that listeners would want to clap their hands and tap their feet too. I think the drums really helped bring this together. How do energetic and soulful tunes like "On The Way To Tennessee" help listeners get to know you better? How do songs like this reflect who you are and the type of music you create? I like to write songs that are mood-boosters and create positive energy. I think this song is certainly representative of me as an artist because I like to sing about things that make me happy! Country and rock music have both had a major influence on my style and songwriting, so I wanted to create something that could pull certain elements from both genres. I also feel that it is a relatable tune - everyone at some point has contemplated packing up their things and going wherever the road takes them. Some people have done it! It's a feel-good tune that encourages the listener to dance and sing along! Instagram

Multifaceted musician, activist, podcast host, and inspirational influencer Crystal McGrath has a passion for connecting with people and creating an outlet for their stories to be shared. Living by poet John Greenleaf Whittier’s poem Don’t Quit, she takes the words, ‘And you never can tell just how close you are, It may be near when it seems so far; So stick to the fight when you're hardest hit, It's when things seem worst that you must not quit,’ and applies them to her art in a way that inspires herself and others. As we tackle the raw and authentic artistry of Crystal McGrath’s latest single, “About a Boy,” we hear how the organic essence of country music propels through the spectrum of Pop ballads in a prominent manner. Fitting into a unique lane that fuses together genuine emotion with thought-provoking substance, Crystal McGrath has us all feasting upon a carefully crafted resonance that instills a deep sense of comfort and fluency. The blend of delicately placed words through the verses has us fueled with passion by the time we reach the explosive showcase she disburses through the spellbinding allure of the chorus. The narrative that stems from the brilliantly derived record tells a story of a confident girl who still longs for the connection from a relationship and finds herself distracted with the memories of her past. Playing upon her ability to reign in a crowd with the intimately sculpted lyrical motifs that paint illustrations with power and conviction, Crystal McGrath’s soothing timbres wrap us in a blanket of assurance as she gracefully lets us slip into the sonically charged waves of “About a Boy.” As Crystal McGrath has us in her reach while she executes her story, the impact of relatability is one that becomes us in a supreme way. Welcome to BuzzMusic Crystal McGrath, and congratulations on the release of “About a Boy.” We admire how you use a blend of gently and prevalent tracked vocals in order to take us through the motions of this single. How long did it take you to create something so strong in how it presents itself? The recording process of this song took 2 studio days recording with the band and then recording vocals! There is a lot of behind-the-scenes work that goes into the production, mixing, and mastering! It is always a fun experience recording the song and then hearing the progression through the mixes that get passed back and forth to the final master! It was also the most bizarre recording experience with all of us keeping our distance and wearing masks! There were no celebratory high 5's or hugs doing a pandemic recording! Compared to previously released records heard in your music catalog, how would you say “About a Boy,” fits in and stands out? I would say this song is a perfect blend of country and pop representing who I am as an artist today! I love that this song is in alignment with the current sound I want to share with the world, it truly is a cool feeling when you find a song that you feel represents your brand and identity. I feel as though my releases have been a continuous progression and feel proud to say that with each release the quality keeps getting stronger! How has your headspace adapted from the time of creation to this present moment? Do you feel this song has brought you closure? I feel the excitement with releasing music, for so long you spend working on the craft and development of the tune and to be able to share that with the world is a feeling of freedom and expansion! How do you manage to stay creative and come up with captivating content as an artist? I find that keeping my mindset clear through meditation and movement really helps keep me in a good creative zone! I also find that cleaning any clutter around me helps me tap into creativity!! The other outlet is doing other creative things like painting or coloring helps reset the creativity if I am ever feeling stumped! What's next for you? Stay tuned for a new single in the fall followed by a new EP in 2022!! Excited to share these new songs with everyone! Connect with Crystal McGrath: Instagram Facebook

Born as Jordan Mason in 1998, the Californian raised Dreemkid was a mere teenager when his career had started. Being inspired by his sister who tackles the music industry as an artist, Dreemkid’s love for recording music was quickly discovered. His start on SoundCloud led him to grow a dedicated fan base fixated on the sounds and stories he shares. With his debut mixtape, “Jaded,” is on display for all to hear, it’s no wonder that this artist is taking off at a rapid speed. With nine tracks being featured on this sonic adventure of perception, we embrace the soothing resonance that this eclectic blend of new wave music brings. Commencing the collection of songs with a track such as “Wild One,” we get to embrace the melodic essence that comes naturally to the artistic virtuoso of Dreemkid. He has an impeccable versatility that allows him to thrive in both the realm of contemporary R&B and Hip-hop as he displays fortified qualities that prove his penmanship sinks deep into the paper. Depicting narratives that stem from a place of adoration, the themes so profoundly expressed by Dreemkid in “Love or Lust!” have us swooning over the musical basis that’s bolstered within the speakers. We get to experience an array of up-tempo vibrations that have us swimming in harmonious bliss, all while other songs such as “College Girl,” have us focused on the lyricism and storytelling that Dreemkid encompasses his music. Similar to a record like “Complicated,” there’s a mesmerizing depth that has us fixated upon the intricacy that the words embody. Not many artists can produce spellbinding cadences, and stories worth listening to but Dreemkid manages to do it all in an effortless manner that has us awestruck. With two of the tracks introducing us to the talents of artists that help to accentuate the skill set of Dreemkid, we have the pleasure of hearing unalloyed dynamism ricochet through the sound waves at finer moments of musical grace. “Purple Rain,” enlists the harmonic elements of Youngin Floe and SKE Lynn as the smooth instrumentation acts as a fortified foundation for each melodically powered word to flourish in a massive way. The impact that it leaves behind is vastly different from that of the second featured song, “PRM,” but they both manage to leave you with a lingering sense of Dreemkid’s spirit on your mind. Kicking it up a notch with the vigorous soundscape of “PRM,” we have both Dreemkid and Don Duno taking us through the amplified elements that are swarming in trademarks of a certified hit. The enticing instrumentation that pushes “Cleveland” forward has us truly grasping onto the importance of the words that Dreemkid shares with listeners as he gets vulnerable with us. Taking us through the cognizant purpose that is laced into the meaning of this song, we don’t need a hook to drown us in the infectious energy depicted. His lyrics are blatant to the point of creating vivid imagery that tells his tale through this crazy little thing called life. Making it easy for us to empathize and relate to him, Dreemkid takes the helm of his own ship and steers us into themes that are more powerful through multiple occurrences. What we love the most about the sequence of songs we get to experience, has to be that no two songs sound alike. We embrace the uniqueness that trickles from Dreemkid in a manner that has him showcasing the various angles of his soul, charisma, irrefutable charm. Completing “Jaded,” with the introspective sounds of “Billy Jean,” we find that this whole body of work has led us through a seamless offering of each song taken in. Approaching this record with a sultry tone that resides in the barrel of his performance abilities, Dreemkid does a wonderful job at gracefully implanting us into the aftermath of “Jaded.” We highly suggest you take a listen for yourself and clasp on your favorite song found on all major streaming platforms Thank you for joining us at BuzzMusic Dreemkid and congratulations on the release of your debut mixtape “Jaded.” With many themes and pieces of you brought to life, could you please walk us through the concept that you have weaved into this collection of songs? The concept behind “jaded” was really a walk through my life the ups and downs of how my life has been going for the last year from relationships to going through different experiences, with “jaded” I kinda take you through a happy time of my life, a party time of my life, and a sad time of my life. How long did it take you to create this body of work? With this being your first project released, were there any challenges that you had to overcome in order to bring “Jaded” to light? The process of making “jaded” was about a 2-month process I work fast but at the same time, I feed off of perfection a lot of the songs were mixed by myself and my close friend youngin floe, and also all written or free-styled all by myself one-man army over here but the job always gets done. Out of the nine songs that you introduce to us, is there a particular one that resonates with you more than the others? Why? All of the songs on this tape very much resonate with me but there is one song, in particular, that does the most and that would be Billy Jean the last track on the album when I wrote that song I was going to relationship problems and that drove me to make that song. What has been your biggest takeaway from the process you embarked on? My biggest takeaway would be to always follow your dreams always follow your heart no matter what somebody says no matter how many people put you down if you feel like that’s your next move make it your best move I’m just getting now into the game but I strive for longevity this is my first tape out and many more to come. With every artist developing differently, what has been the best piece of advice that you’ve been given when it comes to your music career? The best advice that I’ve gotten with music is to be yourself that’s all you can be don’t be afraid to show emotion that’s the best type of music that you can put out everybody in his life goes to something why hide it in the best advice I can give anybody else live your truth with that being said “jaded” the tape is OUT NOW. Instagram Twitter

Olivia Phillips is an Australian-American singer-songwriter and alternative-folk artist who has released her debut single ‘color monsters <3’. As listeners, we’re able to hear Olivia wear her heart on her sleeve with the combination of beautiful, lush, and delicate instrumental arrangements. The song opens up with layered electric guitars which transition into bright keyboard melodies. Olivia’s wide range of vocals gracefully adds to the ambiance and her lyrics transport us into another world. She says ‘color monsters <3’ felt truest to her. She references inspirations from drawings, posters, and literature within the studio, she specifically references Albert Camus’ ‘A Happy Death.' Olivia describes an experience she had watching a sunset over Mount Hood and listening to the final version as “a really blissful experience”. Finally, she touched on upcoming releases saying, “the goal in my upcoming releases is to showcase the many styles in my writing and to never have to conform to a genre”. This is very reflective of who Olivia is sonically and creatively as well. Discover more about Olivia Phillips here. Instagram

Texas punk rock singer-songwriter K4YLEE has released her new single "HELL AND BACK," which is bound to summon the listener's innermost thoughts. K4YLEE uses an assertive and powerful tone to convey her lyrics and emotions, and we love hearing K4YLEE take don't society. K4YLEE shines the spotlight on the trials and tribulations she has lived through, and how her animosity towards society came to be. As we witnessed in "HELL AND BACK," K4YLEE is not afraid to express herself through her music and push the boundaries sonically, lyrically, or conceptually. K4YLEE says her approach for writing "HELL AND BACK" was centered around creating an "empowering female anthem," which listeners can relate to. Specifically, she mentions that “the most effective kinds of anthems are the ones you want to shout and scream to!” K4YLEE leaves BuzzMuisc with the assurance that she will continue to speak out about hard topics in her music. Discover more about K4YLEE, here. Instagram Twitter

DJ Motss is a product designer for an aerospace firm by day, and a multi-faceted producer, DJ, and recording artist by night. Bringing forth his debut single, “Late Night,” the immersive experience takes his audience on a journey they won’t forget. As we navigate through the emotionally charged record, we hear the themes of confusion and heartbreak surface through the thoughts of regret that come forth with a breakup. DJ Motss goes through a brilliantly formed arrangement that delves into a salutary blend of delicately placed and prominently forward elements. You can’t help but transport your mind to the late-night mentality as you take in lyrical motifs such as, ‘How you gonna call my line pretending that you wanna stay?’ As you create detailed imagery to match the elusive melodies that are riddled into your mind, the tantalizing essence of “Late Night,” submerges you in an all-out theatrical experience through the perfectly placed voice notes heard. As you grasp onto the concept placed within the pacifying tenors suggested, the ease of DJ Motss’ vocalization complements the intimacy of the instrumentation happening in the top-tier mix. With our sights set on where this record could take us through a late-night drive, we cement ourselves in the emotions that buoyantly come flowing out as we throw ourselves into the immersive experience first-hand. Having us eagerly awaiting the release of his forthcoming album ‘Orange Tonic,’ it’s safe to say that DJ Motss has a sound that we’re anticipated to hear on an elaborate scale. Hello DJ Motss, welcome to BuzzMusic, and congratulations on the release of your debut single, “Late Night.” What inspired you to make this the lead single from your forthcoming album? Thank you, I appreciate the kind words. “Late Night” was one of the first songs I made that actually felt like there was a piece of me inside it. The album - Orange Tonic - has been in the works for a while now, and I wasn’t sure what direction I wanted to go with it until I made this track. The vision is a lot clearer now, and I’m excited to share what we’ve been working on. Could you please take us into a deep dive into the creative process and how the vision came to life? My first love of music is production, so everything I do starts with the instrumental. I typically make very bouncy beats with a lot of call and response, but during this session, I decided to slow things down and find the pockets within the silence. This was one of those tracks I finished up right before bed, so the next morning I was pleasantly surprised to hear this extremely immersive instrumental. Another thing I enjoy having in my music is skits. Kendrick, Kanye, and a slew of other dope MCs have given us so many iconic skits, and ever since I started making music I try to incorporate them when it makes sense. For this song I figured having a female voice talk throughout the track would be cool, so I got a friend of mine who has a beautiful recording voice to talk some smack (excuse my French). The lyrics came pretty naturally after that, as I drew on very personal experiences for a lot of the content. How do you feel when allowing yourself to be so vulnerable with your listeners? Does that come naturally to you? It’s pretty scary, but recently I’ve gained a new perspective on vulnerability within my art. For every unique experience, I think I’m having, there are at least ten other people I already know that have shared a similar experience. So why hide it you know? If it’s on my mind, and it works with whatever track I’m making, it’s probably going in there. Being this vulnerable definitely does not come naturally to me, but it is something I’ve worked on for some time now, and I think it will serve me well in my artistry. We can’t wait to hear what you have in store for us on ‘Orange Tonic.’ What are you able to tell your audience about what they can expect from the collection of songs? I love that and I truly appreciate the support. The album title itself touches on some of my favorite things, and the general mood for the album is ‘reflective/pondering’. Sonically, you could call this an Rnb/Trap album. I like playful percussion in my music so a lot of it might sound familiar but experimental/new. Additionally, I’m working with a few other artists that I’ve looked up to for a while on pretty much the rest of the tape, and all I can say is I don’t think we have ever heard a collection of songs like this. I am extremely excited, to say the least. What's your favorite release of this year, from an independent artist you admire? Ah, that’s tough. Slight recency bias, but Vince Staples just dropped an album, and I’ve had it on repeat for the past few weeks. As an artist, his style of music speaks to me heavily. As a personality/brand, I love the way he carries himself and is able to exist in the spaces that HE wants to because he’s authentic. But most importantly, he’s extremely talented and has a crazy sound selection. One more thing - his album won’t be what it is without the genius touch that is Kenny Beats. That’s probably the person I look up to in the game the most. Instagram Facebook

The Stockholm-based pop group A Crystal Clear Moment releases a picturesque and memorable music video for their sweet single, "Once Again." A Crystal Clear Moment has quite a repertoire under their belt, as guitarist Tobbe Fall has played with vast Swedish musicians while vocal starlet Harper Diaz continues to garner immense attention. Expanding on their recent album, 'Arms Remain Open,' A Crystal Clear Moment mentioned that "Once Again" is the most easy-going and lighthearted track of the album, which fits perfectly with the uplifting summer season. Now releasing their vibrant music video for their single, "Once Again," the track itself offers an uplifting melodic tone similar to Sheryl Crowe or Shelby Lynne. Elaborating on the music video, the visuals were created by 376 films, which stars the content and lively Jeanett Espedal in her beachy element along Sweden's most notable shore, Tylösand. Diving into the music video for "Once Again," the visuals opens with scenes of a nostalgic edit that slowly zooms into Jeanett Espedal dancing her woes away on the beach. As she holds up her hair, viewers can notice the song's title tattooed on the back of her neck as she playfully moves and grooves to A Crystal Clear Moment's smooth instrumentation. We love the DIY feel of this music video, as Jeanett Espedal is seen in various outfit changes, making love to the camera she holds in front of her face, and washing her worries away with her bright smile. From catching waves to partying on the shore with a group of strangers, this video truly offers a passionate nod to the carefree summer season. Allow A Crystal Clear Moment to remind you to seize each summer day with their latest music video for "Once Again," now available to watch on YouTube. Welcome to BuzzMuisc A Crystal Clear Moment. We adore the feel-good vibe of your recent music video for "Once Again." What inspired this beachy DIY atmosphere for the music video? Rickard Abrahamsson: The song was written by my brother and I immediately said I wanted it for A CrystalClearMoment. It just had that beautiful feel-good vibe. We wanted the same feeling for the video, but if we had gone for a glossy, crisp video, it might have been cheesy, so we wanted a vintage Super 8 feeling. And Viktor Johnsson and his crew from 376 Films nailed it and even found and used a real vintage Super 8 camera. It looks like you had quite the team to help you out when creating your music video for "Once Again." What was the overall shooting process like with the entire team? Viktor and his 376 Films put together a team and cast Jeanett Espedal in the leading role. The team spent a few days on a famous beach on Sweden's west coast called Tylösand. In such a beautiful place the whole process became like one big family party. It was just so much fun for everyone involved that the creative process went easy. What sort of feelings or emotions did you want to evoke in your audience through your passionate music video for "Once Again?" We wanted to spread the love for the sun, the beach, and the carefree life of the summer. Sweden and Scandinavia have a long, dark, and cold winter, but the summer comes to lighten up our lives every three months every year. To Swedes, the summer is almost a religious experience. It's only dark for a few hours so the 22-hour flight is like the elixir that we live on through the whole rest of the year. Could you tell us more about your recent album, 'Arms Remain Open,' and how "Once Again" fits into the concept and theme of the album? The album is inspired by the albums we grew up with. That tells a story. Strong singles are necessary to complete tracks that play a different part than just setting aim for radio airtime. The album is a journey and Once Again is the exciting starting point. This project is all about finding inner peace and being true to yourself. But it's also inspired by people who leave their comfort zones behind and dare to reach for the stars. On the album's travel-like narrative there are human themes like doubt, heartache, and darker melancholy. Just like in life. It's darkness and light in a mix. Just like the traditional albums we love from the old days. What's next? We are working on the second album and we have a really great feeling about it. I actually dreamt of the title track. I heard Paul McCartney said that songs you dream are rarely any good. But 'Yesterday' was an exception. It was found in a dream but was just as great written down and recorded. So when I managed to pin down the song from my dream and really liked it I felt it was the perfect starting point for the next chapter! I will keep writing and we will enter the studio later this year. Instagram