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The East Sussex-based trio Wild Horse returns to highlight their uplifting and lively forthcoming single, "Freaky Together," slated to release on August 19th, 2021. Comprised of Jack Baldwin, Henry Baldwin, and Ed Barnes, Wild Horse prides themselves on their flawless blend of genres to produce an irresistible and shimmering alt-rock experience. Inspired by the sounds of classic rock, pop, punky reggae, blue-eyed soul, dirty funk rap, and Latin, Wild Horse makes their songs all the more intriguing with their socially and politically charged lyricism. Gearing up to release their forthcoming single, "Freaky Together," Wild Horse is more than excited to immerse their audience in a savory and funky listening experience while leaving us with a heated bop to perfectly close the summer season. After a private listen, Wild Horse's single, "Freaky Together," truly gets us up and moving with their infectious energy and swinging instrumentals. As Wild Horse prepares to release "Freaky Together" on August 19th, the trio is also gearing up to drop their fifth studio album in November. For now, stay up to date with Wild Horse on their socials @wildhorseuk, and pre-save "Freaky Together," here. Instagram

Montreal-based pop/rock, singer-songwriter Neomi has released her new emotionally charged single “I Hope You Know”. She uses her incredible vocal ability to belt lyrics describing the betrayal and disappointment after her first heartbreak at 17. Neomi uses a combination of bright piano melody and short electric guitar pulses to start. The mid-tempo beat explodes into the chorus and introduces her powerful vocals, striking an emotional cord. Neomi combined her talents with producer Jessie Zito to transform a traditional pop song into one with a pop/rock twist, garnering her success. She describes the songwriting process as “a little difficult, a little painful, kind of like a therapy session”, but credits this in being able to create a genuine song listeners identify with. Looking towards the future Neomi is inspired to continue being authentic to herself in the pop/rock genre. Discover more about Neomi, here instagram.com/thisisneomi

Hip-hop artist, rapper, songwriter, and owner of ‘Beanie Season Records’ from Seattle, ViciousVic has released his hard-hitting new single ‘The City.' This track displays some of Vic’s best thought out bars and most confident vocal delivery. All of this makes it a stand-out summer anthem. The track opens up with an electric synth arrangement, which introduces a powerful drum beat. Vic’s vocals and bars top it off in creating the ultimate picture of him running through the city without a care in the world. Vic says he drew his inspiration for this track from the adventures he has in his everyday life. He credits producer Bier Music in creating this ‘vibe’ that he describes as ‘Something that you can ride to, but also something that will get you going.’ The goal of his music is to ‘inspire and uplift his listeners’, putting them in a good mood no matter what. Vic wraps up the interview by exciting listeners by mentioning that he is looking to drop another project in the month of August and we can’t wait. Discover more about ViciousVic here. Instagram Facebook

Growing up between Montana and Colorado, Remington Rosado is a creative director, singer-songwriter, producer, and multimedia artist. Their mother, as a descendant from the Sioux nation, took them to First Nation gatherings to expose Remington and his siblings to the music and spiritual teachings from their culture. At 13, Remington Rosado began writing music and learned how to create beats through his older brother’s keyboards, FL Studio, and turntables, with a mass inspiration from The Neptunes, Missy Elliott, and Bjork. Releasing singles with influences from R&B, Hip Hop, Soul, and Electronic music, there’s a playful yet introspective sound in the realm of Pop music, from a two-spirit perspective. Taking our attention to the atmospheric elusiveness that comes from dark yet delicate instrumentation, the latest single “Apple Pie,” hails from Remington Rosado at the perfect time. Encompassing all traits of a late-night summertime anthem, the infectious grooves that propel through the soundscape brought forth have us transporting ourselves to a destination that is interpreted from the abstract lens extended out to us. You hear the respective components of Contemporary R&B and Hip-hop dwindle amongst the bolstered spirit present in the melodically fueled sounds at hand. Through various reverb chambers that allow the expressions to blossom in an ever-changing way, the notions that are offered up have us attaching ourselves to “Apple Pie” in a way that needles themes of intimacy and vulnerability in the foreground of our minds. Remington Rosado has a knack for bringing an almost ethereal ambiance to the table as he lusciously presents his lyrical motifs in an effortless manner. Basking in the prevailing sway that sends us spiraling through various elements of therapeutic musicality, the structure of “Apple Pie,” exposes us to a world custom to Remington Rosado and his passion for connecting with his audience in ways that bring them closer to him as an artist and individual. A warm "Apple Pie" welcome to BuzzMusic Remington. We love the sounds that are brought forth in “Apple Pie.” With such a smooth track that instills a sense of comfort within us, what have been your goals with the release of this song? My goal in releasing Apple Pie was to give my listeners something fun and light-hearted. I feel like, after this past year where everything was so unpredictable with covid, we all learned a lot about ourselves, so this song was meant to celebrate that introversion and look at ourselves with appreciation and admiration. How did the inspiration for “Apple Pie” come to your mind? Did you find the creation process fairly natural to navigate around? I was inspired by this line in a Tweet song called, Oops oh My, where she says, “I looked over to my left, a reflection of myself, that’s why I couldn’t catch my breath”, I adore that line because it was like she saw herself for the first time in a sexual way and was in awe. I wanted to do the same for Apple Pie but in a bit more literal sense. That Iconic scene from the first American Pie movie also gave me inspiration, so bringing in these ideas from both made me think about being with ourselves intimately and how we don’t need sexual validation from others when we could validate ourselves that way. This idea didn’t come so naturally, as I can be pretty critical of my body, however, it’s the only one I got and I decided to look at my flaws as something hot and unique, the writing just flowed out after that realization. With each artist in the industry having their own creative process and method to their releases, how did you know when “Apple Pie” was ready to be put out into the world? I decided to release this song because I felt this summer was the first time we were all able to get back out there from being inside for so long; so I wanted my song to have everyone feel this self-love vibe that is also humorous at times as they got back to some normalcy. I want to remind my listeners that they are beautiful and they should love everything about themselves. Own your flaws, own your body, and tell yourself that you’re a bad b*tch, cuz you gotta love yourself before giving love. Through the time that you have been creating, how have you noticed the growth within yourself as an artist? Do you find that your audience can hear it in each creation you release? I feel my growth as an artist has just begun, and exploring myself as that is definitely something I want my audience to come along for. I realized in the past crazy year that time is short and you have to do as many things you want to possibly do, my listeners get that with each work I put out into the world. Whether my music, my videos, or my art, it’s teaching me something new about my craft, and developing new perspectives. I’d like to think that this journey can inspire my listeners too. What's next for you? My next goal is to get my album released. I’m really proud of the hard work I’ve put into it and am honored I got to work with two amazing artists I’m featuring on it. The process has inspired me to collaborate with more artists, whether that’s producing for them or working on more songs together. I directed my first music video this past May where I built sets and made costumes, and I’ve become pretty passionate about that process as well. So the next chapter is seeing how I progress with my art and music as an artist; to utilize the things I’ve learned this past year and see how I grow. Instagram

The Nashville-based four-piece rock band made up of Ashkan Karimi, Austin Donoho, Ben Blount, and Aaron Seale invite us to dance the night away with their new single ‘Locktup.’ 'Locktup' takes an infectious and funky spin on contemporary alternative rock. The single begins with a funky, drum beat and flows naturally into the capturing lower and higher-toned octave lead vocals. Lone Wild’s instrumentation builds up, leaving the listener bobbing their head and tapping their feet to the sound of bongos. Ashkan describes the inspiration for Lone Wild’s newest track from a melody he thought up while on a run, as a way to cope with the stress of being isolated during the height of the pandemic. Ashkan says the writing process for 'Locktup' was a “way to throw away all the negative and thoughts in the trash.” Despite all this funk, the band makes it clear they will continue to write vulnerable songs in addition, to these groovy anthems. Lone Wild is looking forward to getting back on the road and playing new music for crowds. Discover more about Lone Wild here. Instagram Facebook

Hailing from Oakland, CA, artist, and creative entrepreneur, Dom Jones comes to us with the talents of producer, drummer, and musical director The Chop Bandit in a vibrant collaboration for all. Weaving her passion for music, media, and social justice through various projects, Dom Jones has been recognized for various accolades throughout her artistic career. While in Houston, TX, The Chop Bandit shows no signs of slowing down as he continues to play with notable names such as Victor Wooten, David Fiuczynski, Yazhi Guo, Doobie Powell, and Mike Stern. Coming together to bring their listeners an excess of magnetism, the freshly released “Friend In Me,” has us hanging onto the optimism the world needs. Swimming in nostalgic seas of luscious timbres, we’re greeted with a medley of rhythm that supports the soul-infused words spilling from this musical canvas. The upbeat grooves are contagious with how they bounce within your mind and smoothly transition through complex progressions that truly instill a sense of fluency in the notes performed. Dom Jones and The Chop Bandit have a brilliant way of working with one another in order to propel an urgent sense of energy through brightly illuminating hues. “Friend In Me,” reflects on those warm moments you share with friends throughout the duration of your relationship. With lyrical motifs such as, ‘No matter what, we ride for the crew,’ we know the exact feeling that’s shared between those friends who will never leave your side, and the longer that this record takes over your speakers, you’re a witness to the flourishing buoyancy that is demonstrated in both the instrumentation and opulent croons. Reminding us that there is still a transcending amount of good vibrations that flutter within the realm of effervescent tunes, “Friend In Me,” takes us to exactly where we need to be. We must thank you for releasing such a bright and meaningful single like "Friend in Me." What inspired you to create a song based on our closest relationships and confiding in them when in need? DJ - When I started writing this song, I thought about the kind of friend I've tried to be to others. The concept of friendship changes and matures at different points in life, and so even though the track is super fun, I also wanted to illustrate in the lyrics that true friendship isn't just about who you party with, it's about who sticks around when the party isn't happening or when life gets really challenging. So yeah, it's for the party, but it's also for those times when someone may need a "pick me up." What drew you to the production stylings of The Chop Bandit to collaborate with on your latest single, "Friend in Me?" What was your collaborative experience like? DJ - I met The Chop Bandit in college at Berklee as a really talented drummer, and that's the capacity in which we've worked for a long time. When he started exploring the production side more, I thought he had an interesting sound and let him know that I'd be open to collaborating in that capacity as well. It's been great to see him growing as a producer and sharing musical ideas in a new way. TCP - Dom and I had worked together for a while in a performance capacity but recently started to explore the production side together. There were a few adjustments, but luckily, the chemistry from performing together drifted over and made the process pretty smooth. Regarding The Chop Bandit's groovy production within "Friend in Me," what inspired the funky, uplifting, and soulful sonic atmosphere? What sort of vibe were you looking to achieve? TCP - Honestly when I first got the bass line together, my mind was all over the place but I knew I wanted it to have a house bounce but groovy. Once I made that decision, I thought about my favorite artists in that sense, and Kaytranada, Exmag, and MXXWLL came to mind. From there It was about the vibe. I wanted the groove to be something you could enjoy while you’re driving in the car alone, but at the same time, still, dance and have fun with friends at a party. DJ - As far as melody and lyrics, I really wanted the music to have a sense of authenticity and the hook to be a fun, affirming, sing-along moment. Everyone wants to feel that there is at least one person in the world who will show up in times of joy and sorrow. For those who feel like they're still looking for their tribe, let the song be the soundtrack to that search. Music has been a great friend to me, and I hope people feel that in this song. Is this your first time working with The Chop Bandit? Seeing that "Friend in Me" is a bop and a half, might you work together on your future releases? DJ - The Chop Bandit has played drums on a lot of my previous releases, but this is the first release that he produced for me, which is an exciting moment for both of us. TCP - Most definitely! We’ve already started working on a couple of different projects so be on the lookout. What can listeners anticipate to hear next? DJ - THE REMIXES! "Friend In Me" is gonna have some exciting musical moments throughout the rest of 2021. I've teamed up with incredible producers from around the world to really give listeners different experiences with the song. I'm pumped to share those and to engage with my online (and hopefully in person) audiences to dig into the conversation of what friendship means to all of us more. Dom Jones Instagram The Chop Bandit Instagram

Based in Los Angeles, California, the Pop-Punk artist and Singer-Songwriter Celeste Scott releases a spiteful and energetic single entitled "Hate My Friends." Quickly creating a unique genre all to herself, Celeste Scott leaves her audience captivated with her unique blend of pop, punk, and an overall urban feel. Writing and honing in her craft for over ten years has led Celeste Scott to collaborate with some of the top LA-based producers while she continues to evolve and define her brand. Now releasing her lively and conceptual tune, "Hate My Friends," Celeste Scott offers a necessary message to anyone who feels a need to change their personality when meeting new faces. Overtop of a vibrant and punchy alt-rock atmosphere, Celeste Scott offers a brilliant performance while speaking her powerful truth. Listening to "Hate My Friends," the track opens with a punchy rhythm guitar and a quick pop drumbeat that sets the song's foot-stomping vibe. As a more aggressive drumbeat begins pouring through our speakers, Celeste Scott picks up the energy and jumps into the pre-chorus, where she explains her hatred for friends who talk like their intoxicated, leaving Scott to clean up their mess. We adore Celeste Scott's energy and wit within this piece, as it perfectly explains her lyrical message while spicing it up with her innate poise and charisma. Not to mention the song's overall anthemic and high-energy feel, we couldn't have asked for something more conceptual and powerful that reminds listeners to stay true to themselves. Take a break from society's noise with help from Celeste Scott's latest single, "Hate My Friends," available on all digital streaming platforms. We highly appreciate such an honest yet vibrant tune like "Hate My Friends." What inspired you to create a song that touches on your friends and their many facades? "Hate my Friends" was inspired by the reaction of my friends and their criticisms pertaining to me chasing my dreams in the music industry. Everybody has that one friend who gets a little too drunk and then comes the all the conversation they really wanted to say. In this particular case, the phrasing is “ I hate my friends who be talking like they're wasted” Which is referring to them talking like they're drunk even though they’re really sober. Did you work solo on your songwriting process for "Hate My Friends"? What was the main message you wanted to get across with your lyricism? For my songwriting process, the idea was just my Fender guitar and I. The song actually came pretty fast, a day of being fed up with all of the friends that were secretly hating but were supposed to be my friends. The Production was created with one of my favorite Producers /VocalProducers Davix Foreman. He took my song idea and we created a fusion of genres which consists of pop, urban, punk. I thought this song could use some grittiness and edge so I called up my friend J Rand (who is also one of my favorite producers) to add some guitars and bass. I really wanted that live band feels so I hit up my friend from New York, Matt Gumley to play live drums. And that’s how it all came together, making music with a bunch of my friends who I obviously don’t hate who are insanely talented. The message behind the song is just not putting up with anything that doesn’t serve you, setting boundaries, not staying quiet about how you feel about it, and talking a little shit along the way. Why did you choose to create such an anthemic and powerful instrumental arrangement for "Hate My Friends"? Do you feel that this energetic tone enhances your lyrical message? I chose to make an anthemic song because I really wanted to relay the message that you don’t have to keep what you’re feeling inside you, and it’s OK to let it out. In order to do that it definitely needed to be high energy, loud, and heard! My vocals definitely set the tone for the lyrical message to be interpreted in a way that has a bit of a shock factor which I really love, it’s meant to be an attention grabber. Do you normally release such conceptual and powerful tunes like "Hate My Friends"? Should we expect more high-energy and anthemic tracks like this in the future? Pretty much all my songs are high-energy. I’m all about a good time and I want my audience to have that good time with me along the journey. You will definitely be expecting more of the “turn up” coming very soon! What's next for you? Next for me is the 2nd single called “Otherside”, the visual, an EP, and then some new material after that. instagram.com/celestescottmusic

Hailing from Toledo, Ohio, the recording artist, songwriter, and producer Terry L Harris releases a brilliant and dynamic sonic landscape with his latest 5-track EP, 'Year of the Pisces.' and would often play in the dark to develop his muscle memory. Inspired by legends like Prince, Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, Rick James, and many more, Terry L Harris and his wide-ranging influences have allowed him to create a distinct and unique sound that's entirely his own. Recently releasing his dynamic 5-track EP, 'Year of the Pisces,' the project begins with the introductory track, "Hold Me Down (feat. DC Muziq)." This song opens the album on a fresh and lively note, especially as Terry L Harris' sweet sonics pour through our speakers with a warm r&b undertone. As DC Muziq offers a harmonious and passionate performance, he wears his heart on his sleeve while Terry L Harris amplifies the song's emotion through his drippy and fluid sonic arrangements that pour over us like a warm waterfall. Upping the "Pressure" with the second track, Terry L Harris teams up with vocalist Kevin Gregory Jr. while offering a sweet and passionate listening experience. As the song opens with a nostalgic r&b beat, Terry L Harris continues to expand the sonic atmosphere through his crisp and well-rounded production that unleashes a sweet groove onto any listener. As Kevin Gregory Jr. continues yearning for the heat and pressure of a hot and heavy relationship, Terry L Harris perfectly backs him up with his upbeat and expansive sonics. As we delve into the EP's halfway point with "Tunnel Vision," Terry L Harris allows us to sit back and relax as he sonically serenades us with his passionate organic instrumentals merged with the sweet sounds of classic r&b. We can hear Terry L Harris' Prince's influence shine through heavily on this tune, as he drenches us in a scorching hot and fluid electric guitar that wails and yelps with the utmost passion and heart. As Terry L Harris continues his tender and mesmerizing sonic venture, the track comes to a close while allowing the listener to lose themselves in his sonic daydream. Continuing the same lush and dreamy atmosphere with the next track, "Complicated," the song opens with this immensely soothing and shimmering tone that lifts us out of this atmosphere and into the celestials. While Terry L Harris continues pouring his melodic electric guitar over our speakers, he makes the experience all the more inviting with his tender r&b production that flutters and floats like a butterfly. As the song comes to an end, Terry L Harris leads us towards the final track of this passionate and dynamic EP. Reaching the outro track, "Eureka (Discoveries)," Terry L Harris begins the venture with a bright sonic string section, a warm acoustic guitar, and a harmonious synth arrangement that closes the EP like a serene dream. While his passionate acoustic guitar sets the song's heartfelt and delicate tone, the rest of his production perfectly amplifies this dream-like state while leaving the listener entranced in Terry L Harris' many creative ways. Lose yourself in the dreamy and lush stylings of Terry L Harris and his latest EP, 'Year of the Pisces,' now available on all digital streaming platforms. Thank you for joining us at BuzzMusic Terry L Harris and congratulations on the release of your highly anticipated 5-track EP, 'Year of the Pisces.' Was there a particular moment or experience that inspired you to create this dynamic project? First, thank you so much for taking the time to chat with me once again, and thank you I am super excited for everyone to hear this project (Labor of Love). All of my projects as well as music in general all come from just being inspired by the world around me. Everything at this moment is or can be an inspiration so I just drew from everyday surroundings, conversations, and happenings for this one. What drew you to the stylings of DC Muziq and Kevin Gregory Jr. to feature on your EP, 'Year of the Pisces?' Why did you choose these particular artists to collaborate with? Working with these two was incredible, very dynamic yet very different Artists, producers, and musicians in DC Muziq and Kevin Gregory Jr was a no-brainer! Writing for DC's style was easy cuz of his artist and musician swag, Kevin and I collab together on alot of projects of his, my stuff, and for others. Both are super diverse, super talented and both can sing for real w out auto-tune! For the last three tracks of your EP 'Year of the Pisces,' what was your creative process like when crafting such dreamy and lush instrumental soundscapes? Did you work entirely solo on this process? The tracks "Tunnel Vision," "Complicated" and "Eureka," "Tunnel Vision" came from just listening to how people today are so stuck on their belief systems. If you don't think as they do then they have no use for you..strange times we are in! "Complicated," I have a friend who was going thru the stages of loving someone who didn't love him back. I watched him give and not get back, be ignored and feel hopeless he would say. . He'd say it felt like everything he tried, liked, done for, was wrong yet while he loved hard, he would just be told it's complicated. Eventually, he just said he was told he wasn't good enuff, that's the story behind me writing complicated. Lastly with "Eureka" was at a low point and struggling a bit mentally and took a walk at a park one morning. Thru the rain and plenty of self-pity tears, it seemed the view just opened up to me..the flowers, the birds chirping, the stillness of the water, the sun came out and a slight breeze seemed to blow fresh air into my lungs..it all sounds a bit corny but I think the universe knew at that moment what I needed and I found it, hence it's what "Eureka" means! And yes I did those tracks all myself except on complicated a friend of mine David James Jr did a phenomenal job playing keys! How did you want the listener to feel after experiencing your EP 'Year of the Pisces?' What impact did you want the project to make? With this and all of my music, I want the listeners to let the music take you into your own space and serve as a soundtrack of movement for you to use in your own way. Whether it's an instrumental or has words, hopefully, you can relate in some way to the music Although the majority of the tracks within 'Year of the Pisces' are instrumentals, was there a specific message or concept that you wanted the project to represent? This time out I really tried to give the listeners a range of my styles from collab work with other artists to sing to showcasing a little guitar prowess and like always an instrumental without a front placed instrument. This kind of song if done right w a strong melody really gives the listener a chance to take the song in any direction they want to take it. They can add them on words to the melody, attach it to what they are going thru at the moment using it as a soundtrack, or just simply listen and enjoy! At least that's my hope anyway!

Hailing from Atwater Village in Los Angeles, Gilbert Louie Ray makes music that ranges from Folk to Bluegrass, to Country and Rock. Being lyrically blatant with whimsical melodies, Gilbert Louie Ray holds intricate yet simple chord progressions that border the unexpected. Fulfilling his fan base with concepts that serve people from all walks of life, there’s a brilliance that lies in his creations. Serenading us in the jaunty and enticing expressions found in his latest single “Topanga,” Gilbert Louie Ray delves into his take on production by his own helms. Tiptoeing in what effortlessly portrays itself as the Americana scope of all sounds uniquely crafted in this piece, we can’t help but feel a sense of familiarity that trickles into the comforting hues of the storytelling he reiterates. Taking on an abstract, yet direct approach to how the lyrical content falls into place, the warmth radiated from Gilbert Louie Ray’s vocalization has us embracing the subject matter with arms wide open. Leaping into a narrative that strokes the age-old story of involving yourself in a new relationship, while your ex-partner wants to reach out to you knowing very well that you're happy with someone new, Gilbert Louie Ray approaches this theme from a perspective that is stuck in the middle of these unfortunate happenings. With the drizzle of harmonies cascading upon the raw acoustic guitar strums that emphasize each lick of the story in a newfound light, we admire the angles that are unveiled as Gilbert Louie Ray places amplified importance on the way his unmatched timbres relate to his fan base. Welcome to BuzzMusic Gilbert Louie Ray, and congratulations on the release of “Topanga.” The story that you delve into is one that many can relate to. Was there a particular story or moment that encouraged you to tell this tale in the manner we get to take in? To be specific about how this song came to be, I had watched a Bee Gee documentary called "How Can You Mend a Broken Heart" about a month before I wrote the song. I always heard their music growing up on the radio or in movies but never was a huge fan. After watching that documentary, learning about their lives, how they created their music down to detail, I was immediately inspired. The string section in my song is highly influenced by the way the Bee Gees would have their string sections orchestrated. In terms of the subject, the whole story of old love trying to come back in your life while you're with someone new is in fact a common tale people go through but I wrote the song entirely from a fictional point of view. It didn't happen to me. I just thought of a sort of love triangle idea, and the words came out. Though the song isn't a true story personally, the sentiment is real. Being the one who tackled the production components in place, how have you found this experience to be? Does the creative process differ from tracks that you approach where you aren’t head of production? I have found recording and mixing myself has been rewarding and creatively productive. I feel every time I produce myself I learn something new I didn't utilize in previous self-recording sessions. I have had plenty of demos and official releases in the past produced by others and I loved learning and working with them as they have taught me cool little tricks along the way. The creative process definitely differs when you're working with someone else who is at the head of the production. You get two sets of ears and ideas instead of one. In terms of bringing the vision to life, was there anyone assisting you with other elements of the release? What did this process entail? One thing I am so grateful for is the background vocal accompaniment in this track. Graced with the voices of Phoebe Silva and Alex Ridio, I was aiming for an old school style of doo-wop, 60s girl group, oldies approach. Phoebe and Alex really helped make this song come to life, I'd say right next to the violin string section, which Phoebe also played. The day we recorded vocals, the three of us got together and sang live all at once. How have you found your headspace changed from the moment you wrote this song, to this present day? I always feel like I could have done better. That's with a lot of things in my life. But my headspace has come to the point where I've realized that kind of thinking can be quite straining. With the release of "Topanga," I've realized that some things you give it all you got, do your best, and set it free to the world. At least with creative things I feel. What's next for you? Well, what's next for me is I am continuing recording and mixing my full-length album which "Topanga," will also be featured on. I am working on a project that is mixed with Bluegrass, Country, Rock, Folk but with random and tasteful "indie" sounds. Instagram Facebook

Marcus Jordan uses his musical platform as a means to spread his faith and positive messages to all listeners. He inspires many with his character, as such shines through to his music with ease. His latest offering, "I Will Bless Your Name" is an extension of his previous work, which also takes the opportunity to spiritually stimulate others and awaken others with faith. "I Will Bless Your Name" commences with vibrant electronic rhythms that are blended with an underlying, robust choir-like vocal performance. The harmonious voice of Marcus Jordan intertwines into this production, and it's quite the appealing, silky voice. "I Will Bless Your Name" has soul packed to its core, making for a heavenly product (pun intended). The infectious, lively atmosphere stays strong throughout the song, making "I Will Bless Your Name" one fun, memorable listening experience. He packs such raw and pure energy into the song that it's almost natural to feel the warmth emulates from the song. "I Will Bless Your Name" was a beautiful collection of exquisite melodies with powerful, meaningful vocals, and we are all ears to hear what Marcus Jordan has offered up next. Welcome to BuzzMusic Marcus, and congratulations on the release of "I Will Bless Your Name". What does this particular single mean for you? Thank you so much! “I Will Bless Your Name” is an uplifting worship song that I wrote to encourage the body of Christ to always bless his name, with my near-death experience, I Will Bless His name at all times, I’m grateful to be alive and to sing his praises! How do you feel that "I Will Bless Your Name" complements other songs you have released in the past? “I Will Bless Your Name” is upbeat and shows my versatility as an artist. Compared to “I Can” and “Give God the Glory” I’m grateful to be well rounded and for it to be embraced by supporters of my music! As a highly spiritual individual, what would you say your strategy is with embedding such strong faith into your sound? My prayer is God reveals your heart to me so that I reach the heart of man, and every single time God does just that. I receive encouragement daily about how people love my music and that encourages me. What was the overarching goal of a song like "I Will Bless Your Name?" How were you hoping your listeners would react and respond to the single release? The goal of “I Will Bless Your Name” is for church praise teams to sing it, for it to chart, and to prepare me for my next single. What's next for you? Touring is what’s next for me. I’m already traveling and singing and I love it! I want to do a church tour and it’s happening! Touring in my opinion helps put the face with the Name, as well as gives me as an artist the opportunity to build relationships with my supporters and church leaders and ministries. Instagram Twitter