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Bringing us his flaming stylings by way of Brampton, Canada, the versatile hip-hop artist, songwriter, and rapper Spitty releases his latest meaningful single entitled "Deep End (feat. KAEVOX)." Becoming a hip-hop head before he learned how to divide, Spitty was introduced to the likes of 50 Cent, Eminem, and Nas at a relatively young age. Striving to motivate listeners through his music and bars, Spitty never shies away from covering topics like politics, capitalism, and existentialism. Teaming up with vocalist KAEVOX for their latest chilling single, "Deep End (feat. KAEVOX)," listeners are able to fully experience and witness the raw talent and heart that Spitty places into each of his songs. With this single, in particular, Spitty and KAEVOX drench our speakers in passion and meaningful concepts, allowing us to sit back and reflect on our purpose on this plane. "Deep End (feat. KAEVOX)" begins with the song's haunting production that drops into the soulful and stimulating verse with help from a punchy old-school drum arrangement and electrifying synths. As soon as Spitty makes his powerful vocal appearance, he wastes no time to leave our jaws on the floor as he delves into his bars that expand on seizing each moment and living life to the fullest. We can't help feel this overall J. Cole vibe from the entirety of this single, as Spitty's background sonics and KAEVOX's layered vocal harmonies, deliver the utmost soul and passion. As KAEVOX makes his vocal appearance on the chilling hook, he sends us into sonic bliss with his melodic stylings and incredible melisma. Take a thorough listen to Spitty's latest conceptual single, "Deep End (feat. KAEVOX)," and let the single remind you to live each day like it's your last. Find "Deep End (feat. KAEVOX)" on all digital streaming platforms. Welcome to BuzzMusic, Spitty. You've genuinely left our jaws on the floor with the release of your latest soulful single, "Deep End (feat. KAEVOX)." What inspired you to write a single about living each day like it's your last? I think the pandemic left us all with a lot of time to re-evaluate life. Even before I always tried to live life to the fullest, but this virus really highlighted how you can go at any moment, from anything. If it's not the virus, it could be a car accident, or a random violent encounter, or some other illness. We have no guarantee to see tomorrow, so that's why I do my best to live every day like it's my last. On top of that, I touch on some really personal stories in the song - I've witnessed the death of people who were far too young, and I don't want to have any regrets if that were to happen to me. About things that I kept pushing off into the "future" that never arrives. That's why the present is a gift right? What drew you to the melodic vocal stylings of KAEVOX to feature on your single, "Deep End (feat. KAEVOX)?" Is this your first time working together? In late 2019 I put out an open call for singers to make a hook on my song A Better Place. Kaevox ended up being one of the chorus singers on the final version, and since then I knew he had incredible talent. When I was drafting up Deep End, Kaevox was actually the first person I thought of and he hit me back letting me know he was 100% in. What's really crazy is my studio engineer sold him a phone on Kijiji, and through their social media interactions, Kaevox found my page and followed me. You really never know where a connection might spark from. What was your songwriting process like for "Deep End (feat. KAEVOX)?" Was this a therapeutic process, seeing that your bars are rather emotional and incredibly personal? It took me a long time to start the writing process. I had it sitting on my to-do list for almost 2 months it felt like. I knew I wanted to start it off with that line "My cousin died when he was 25" and go into that story from there. I didn't know where I was going to take it after that, but once I finally brought myself to writing it all flowed out seamlessly. Once it was all done it definitely felt therapeutic, and even more so once I started getting the response back from listeners letting me know how much this song means to them. It's still a bit sombering to listen to personally, but it also gives me this feeling of eerie bliss. Writing about death freed me from its shackles, and I feel like I'm living a lot more at the moment. Who created the soulful and heavy production for "Deep End (feat. KAEVOX)"? Did you have any artistic influences in mind when creating the sonics and production for this single? I got the production done by Lucas Quinn. It's for sure inspired by artists like Drake, Saba, and even Mac Miller. It's one of those beats that fit perfectly on a late-night drive, as you just clear your mind of all your worries. I know it's summertime, and don't worry I got big hitters on the way, but I feel like songs like this are necessary too and will be appreciated by people for a long time. We also worked on the beat at certain parts like the end of the first verse and the bridge to give it a feel of being underwater, relating back to the title and the music video. Kaevox also played the piano for the last hook and outro, which I think was a beautiful transition and perfect way to close out such a powerful song. What's your favorite release of this year, from an independent artist you admire? My boy Helix dropped a great track called "Small Talk" earlier this year. Take a listen! Instagram Facebook

Believing in something not only takes the initiative to act but the ability to manifest the reality of its tangibility and Hip-hop artist Rice embodies this energy while in pursuit of creating his reality as a recording artist. Proudly representing Worcester County, Rice set forth the goal to create a distinct sound that uniquely identifies who he is. Since the release of his debut single, he has been gradually establishing a core fan base driven by his simple pop hooks and simplistic rhyme scheme. In the beguiling soundscape of Rice’s most recent single, “No Brady,” we feast upon the intricate instrumentation that implements a bounce in the way you sway as you turn the volume up, and get lost in the pulsating bassline that sends this track into overdrive. Enlisting the skill set of rapper J Muzique, the two form a heavy-weight collaboration that redefines a seamless blend of cool, calm, and collected, while fusing it with pure wit. We have to admit that the mesmerizing lyrical motif that makes itself known in the chorus, ‘She gon’ throw it back, No Brady,’ has us eager to learn each word of “No Brady,” as we attempt to embody the liberated ease that the dynamic duo exemplifies. Rice exudes an exclusive flair in his lyrical dexterity that makes his verses land with an impact, all while J Muzique’s darker tonal distinction inserts a supplementary layer of texture to the composition. There’s an extreme likeability that oozes from the charisma they radiate, where you’re immediately drawn towards the unapologetic persona flaunted as if it’s going out of style. Remaining authentic to himself as he overflows with an inimitable swagger, Rice recruits J Muzique to match his supreme energy, and this duo knocks it out of the park with “No Brady.” Congratulations on the release of “No Brady.” This collaboration between yourself and J Muzique is mesmerizing. What was it like working with one another to bring your vision to the next level? The Energy in the studio between J_Muzique and I is fire. This song was produced at the Atlanta Record Factory by Sinatra Sauce and I can say right away that Sauce’s energy and critiques definitely contributed to the process. I think because J_Muzique and I have worked together before everything comes together because J_Muzque wrote his verse on our way to the studio. I had just come off a long bus ride and we went straight from the show to the studio so it was a long day but that song definitely gave us our second wind. In your own words, what is the meaning laced into the lyrics of “No Brady”? What are you hoping that your fan base can take away from the themes expressed? I honestly want my audience to listen to have fun and just enjoy the song. After they have just danced twerked or vibes then chill and listen to the references and really think about what these references may have in common. I hope everyone will take away something different at different times and so I hope my fans get what they need every time they listen. My music has a message of strength even when you’re the only one that can see your vision. I believe this song is in keeping with a message of never giving up? We love how you ensure to embody all trademarks of a signature hit while taking classic nods to old-school Hip-hop and implementing them with a new wave sound. Who are your musical influences that continue to speak into the way that you create? Old School rappers such as Tupac, Easy E, RZA Jay-Z because of the obvious barriers and doors that they opened but also because of the authenticity of their lyrics. I like Kendrick Lamar’s and his ability to put a pop slant on his songs. As independent artist have to be grateful to everyone who came before us and continues to open doors for an artist to be independent. How does “No Brady,” shape what we can expect to hear from you in terms of musical releases? The quality of the production and my continued and consistent growth as an artist is something you can always expect. No Brady is a single off my “Riding With Blindfolds “EP which is Hip-hop/ and Rap however I want to give my listeners something different so my next single will be off my EP “ Love Shouldn't Cost A Thing “ which is more of a singer-songwriter with a splash into another genre. You have to stay tuned for upcoming events because you’ll definitely hear some new music coming as well as the single off of Love Shouldn’t Cost A Thing if you tune in to my social media. Instagram Facebook

The Ohio-based hard-rock/metal six-piece band Drenalin pays a unique tribute to Fleetwood Mac with their brilliant and exhilarating single, "Gold Dust Chain." Comprised of Dan Gutschmidt, Justin Karallus, Justin Fuller, Nick Galbincea, Jonny Sarich, and Mike Scarvelli, Drenalin is excited to release their forthcoming album, 'UNRESTRICTED,' later this year. Known for their musical versatility, Drenalin delves into genres like new wave, rap, alternative r&B, post-hardcore, country-rock, pop, fueled in their hard-rock/metal base. Recently releasing their latest hard-hitting single, "Gold Dust Chain," Drenalin brings something unique and truly special to our ears within this release. As they push through the single with vast power and poise, Drenalin pays a powerful tribute to Fleetwood Mac's smash hit, "The Chain." Hitting play on "Gold Dust Chain," the track opens with crashing instrumentation and a similar banjo picking to the intro of Fleetwood Mac's "The Chain." As Dan Gutschmidt begins pouring his raspy and powerful vocals over our ears, he delves into lyrics of a gold dust woman moving and grooving her way through the rock n' roll scene. We're completely enamored by Justin Karallus and Dan Gutschmidt's dual vocal portrayal, as they drench us in power and might with help from Justin Fuller's lead guitar, Nick Galbincea's scorching rhythm guitar, Jonny Sarich's thumping bassline, and Mike Scarvelli's blazing drum breaks. Around the hook, Drenalin dives deep into the iconic hook within "The Chain," where they soak us in their heavy instrumentation and hardcore sonic approach. Take a walk through nostalgia with help from Drenalin's latest tribute to Fleetwood Mac in "Gold Dust Chain," now available on all digital streaming platforms. Welcome back to BuzzMusic Drenalin, we absolutely adore the unique tribute to Fleetwood Mac within your latest powerhouse single, "Gold Dust Chain." What inspired you to create this special tribute? All of us being huge fans of Fleetwood Mac and their songwriting, we thought we would pay tribute to their genius with a one-of-a-kind cover combining two of their very popular songs. Could you break down your band's creative process when formulating the powerful instrumentation within "Gold Dust Chain?" What was the entire process like in the studio? We picked Gold Dust Woman and The Chain for the mashup because we felt that not only are they amazingly written and performed songs, they feel like they complement each other very well in the same exact song structure. We tried to make it sound as seamless as possible where one might not even notice the song was a combination of two previous songs. As with all our compositions, we come up with the initial idea, perform it live many times in rehearsal to iron out the details, then begin tracking in the studio. Once a solid demo is produced we run it through its paces including everything from song structure and test audience feedback to mixing and mastering. Once it passes with flying colors we are ready to release it to the masses. Did you work with any producers to put the finishing touches and finalize your single, "Gold Dust Chain?" Or did your group handle this process? As always, Drenalin produces everything you see and hear from scratch without any outside help. While this currently leaves us lacking the luxury of label touring support or mass airplay, our souls still get fulfillment from all the creative freedom we have on a daily. For our readers who aren't too familiar with this type of process, how were you able to legally use the lyrics within Fleetwood Mac's "The Chain" for your single, "Gold Dust Chain?" The distribution site we use is awesome enough to take care of the legalities for us in this regard. We upload our cover while giving credit to the original composer/song and the site ensures the original artist will receive their recognition and royalties. What's next for you? We have a one-of-a-kind 360* music video we are releasing in conjunction with the single for Gold Dust Chain. This will totally immerse the viewer in a custom-created environment with Easter eggs paying homage to many elements of Fleetwood Mac and its members. It was created by our friends at 2immersive4u and will give fans a full 360* experience right on their phone or device - no VR headset required. We also have quite a few more singles we’re releasing on this “Unrestricted” album and we hope the more everyone hears them, the more relevant the album name will become. Instagram Facebook

The up-and-coming recording artist, singer-songwriter, and producer l.i.lll.i strives to empower the listener and remind them to steer away from negativity with her forthcoming single, "E.N.E.M.Y." Constantly feeling a sense of magic when connecting with a fellow creative, l.i.lll.i aim to maintain that same magic within her own life through the art of songwriting, production, and performing. During COVID-19 lockdowns, The American Musical and Dramatic Academy student moved out to her farm in East-Central Portugal to take an online course, leading her to reflect and look inwards, all of which triggered immense personal growth and a decision to move to New York in September. After humming a sweet melody in the shower, l.i.lll.i knew it had to be a part of something bigger, leading us to her forthcoming release, "E.N.E.M.Y." The single is also the title track of her upcoming 6-track album, 'Universal Visions.' The song is said to dissect the instant perceptions we place onto other people that aren't entirely accurate. l.i.lll.i encourages us to look inward and recognize that our heroes might just be masked as our worst enemy, emphasizing the importance of keeping our wits about us. That said, l.i.lll.i also encourage us to flee from those who don't nourish our soul, instead, suck the life and love out of us. Dance your enemies away with help from l.i.lll.i's forthcoming single, "E.N.E.M.Y," soon to be released on all digital streaming platforms. Instagram Twitter

What do you get when you mix a pint of musicality, an ounce of lyricism, a 4.5-octave range, a lot of emotion, and resilience together? Memphis-born Sephyr Patriq. For years he sat on hundreds of songs, only using songwriting as a personal therapy through the tougher years of his life. He finally took the plunge in releasing his own music and has continued to bring forth a medley of musical styles that he coins Poetic Pop. Sephyr Patriq implores anybody who dreams of doing something to go after it and go after it unabashedly. This stands especially true on his most recent ten-track album, 'He’s Implacable.' Conjuring up some of his best work in order to fit the propelling nature of this project, we kick off the album with the introductory track “Tete-A-Tete (Intro).” Using this moment to speak one on one with his listeners, we hear the authentic nature of Sephyr Patriq portrayed over an A Capella bed of harmonies. The poetic nature of what he offers to his audience etches itself into your mind as you hear Sephyr Patriq tap into his own vulnerability while digging below the surface to bring up the emotions found deep within us. Commencing the 'He’s Implacable,' in a way that is refreshing to how artists begin a sonic voyage, we feel that much closer to the tender spirit that makes up Sephyr Patriq. “Conjure Yuh Up,” is the second and sixth song heard on the album. We get double the heat meant for your extended and condensed listening experience, and let us tell you: we passionately fall into a brilliant conveyance of Sephyr Patriq’s irresistible croons. Placing emphasis on each breath that is taken between the wordings we hear as the song begins, there’s an unorthodox transition that encapsulates us into an artistic realm vibrant and earnest to Sephyr Patriq himself. Going from lush guitar riffs acoustically presenting a soothing atmosphere, to the piano forward ballad that introduces a medley of bass components and tempo, we’re witness to just how well-rounded Sephyr Patriq is within his artistry. Moving on to the delicately pronounced harp exhibit that opens up the gentle R&B soundscape of “Us Fuse,” we simmer in our seats as we latch onto the elusive vocalization performed by Sephyr Patriq. The enticing, and intimate resonance has us diving into our inner thoughts and emotions in a way that brings up reflections of love. There’s a remarkable essence that infiltrates the speakers as Sephyr Patriq utilizes his harmonies in a profound manner. His melismatic vocal range has the power to illuminate hues that you wouldn’t normally find in just any other R&B record. With how empowering the vocal performance of Sephyr Patriq is on this record, it only makes sense for the eighth song on 'He’s Implacable,' to be the fully acapella version. Here, we get to zone in on all of the impeccably placed harmonies, and dispersed sensations that Sephyr Patriq delves into. Sephyr Patriq emits lyrical motifs such as, ‘That is my heartbroken on the floor,’ in “Embrace (Feel the Same).” Being more in tune with our vulnerability, and the experiences he has been through, we appreciate the broad spectrum of passion that comes overflowing in this vibrant environment. Jazz-infused components have you feeling the infectious grooves of the beat, all while Sephyr Patriq’s powerful performance dabbles into tantalizing rays of fervently placed conviction. Seeing the various sides of him as an individual and artist opens up an abundance of doors that have us knocking on each one to see what else we can get out from him. Spoiler alert: we receive it all and more with the seventh song offering being a fully extended dance mix courtesy of Xander Milne. This remix allows you to take everything you feasted on, and take it to the dance floor in an organic way. What more could you ask for? “Never Bit the Apple,” takes us to the halfway mark of 'He’s Implacable,' and this is where Sephyr Patriq breaks free from the finer sentiments that hold him down. You hear the prevailing nature of sincerity flow as he illuminates certain lyrics to directly tie into what his audience may feel, all while telling his own truth. ‘If I never thought you were true, would you disappoint me?’ is the thought-provoking question that melodically infiltrates our minds. Through a series of questions to follow, we grasp onto the warmth and curiosity that Sephyr Patriq portrays so naturally. Since Sephyr Patriq is so versatile, we get treated to another dance mix, but this time tackled by the artistic virtuoso of Gated Reverb. It never ceases to amaze us at how adaptable the dazzling vibrations of Sephyr Patriq actually come to be. Bringing a new light to this piece, we are thrilled to pick up on the various angles that Sephyr Patriq shines in. As we reach the final moments of 'He’s Implacable,' we come to the bonus acapella track titled "Cainotophobia." Dousing us in a reverberated vessel of harmonies, and luscious vocal cues, Sephyr Patriq has us fixated upon the words he carefully structures in order to leave us with the intimately powerful expressions that he depicts so well. Hanging onto words that cascade through our mind in a buttery fashion, we’re grateful to have taken in this entire project in a way that casts out glimmers of love, heartbreak, self-reflection, and becoming one's true self. If anyone can take us through the motions with poise and ease, it’s Sephyr Patriq. Listen to the sweet escape of 'He’s Implacable,' on all major streaming platforms today. Hello Sephyr, welcome to BuzzMusic, and congratulations on such a beautiful project. With such an array of topics explored, could you please take us into the concept that is weaved into 'He’s Implacable?' Thank you so much for that compliment, it means the world. He's Implacable was born out of the tumultuous year that was 2020. I was in a hopeless place after being in two car accidents, feeling isolated in a new small town, and having to deal with the fear of getting Covid. I moved to that town and people would say to me when are you going to settle down. I realized that even though all the fear, pain, loneliness, I was relentless for happiness, to achieve my goals. I can't just settle for the bare minimum in life. I used music as a way to heal, work through my issues, and renew my strength. And this EP reflects my tenacity, my neverending journey to be where I want to be in life. The four main songs represent me being implacable for mutual love, true passion, resounding justice, and personal enlightenment. You do something that not a lot of artists do, and that takes the chance to showcase specific remixes on the album itself. What’s your reasoning for doing so, and do you think this is an approach that you’d like to see from more of your favorite artists? Remixes have always been so much fun for me. Since I was a child I loved the work of David Morales, Junior Vasquez, Maurice Joshua, and Hex Hector. These dance remixes would elevate the original songs to this otherworldly realm of energy and danceability. I've always desired to have my own music remixed and I finally made it a reality with this project. I did not get to re-record the vocals for the remixes as I've wanted to but I do plan on doing that for future songs. Yet even with the original vocals the two remixes were done by Xander Milne and Ongdomen really vivify the original songs and make you want to groove and let go of your troubles. I love them and appreciate the remixers. And yes, I do think more artists should include remixes on the projects to give different colors to their songs. Artists like Mariah Carey, Madonna, and more definitely paved the way in this regard. Out of the ten songs offered on the project, do you happen to have one that resonates with you more than the others? Why? I wrote all of these songs and they all have a personal resonance with me. Yet, Embrace seems to be the one that gels with where I am in life right now. Wanting that personal justice from a relationship that left you feeling disappointed and emotionally stunted. I had been in a callous place after being hurt quite a few times and I wondered "why I tried to fall in love." It seemed to be more trouble than it was worth and it never seemed to be mutual. I think some of us are just so naturally affectionate and want so much that just can't happen sometimes. I had to grow and realize that I deserve the very best in life and love and I don't need to compromise, not anymore. It's an ongoing process for me but I'm determined to get there. And I love the arrangement of the song so much especially after the second verse, it just gets more and more jazzier, and at the end, I just lay it all out on the table. It's a mature song. In terms of the themes addressed and emotions felt, what are you hoping that your audience takes away from this body of work? The main thing I want them to get is a line from "Never Bit the Apple:" "Love is all." Love is in everything - the pain, the malaise, the spats, everything. You just have to work through it all to the gold. Life is going to give you highs and lows but you've got to stabilize. Whatever you're going through is already over in the future. Keep going. Be Implacable. What is your favorite part of the creative process? My favorite part was arranging the vocals and background vocals in the studio, recorded by my producer Josh Florez. I experimented with sounds and harmonies and building tonal clusters. I tried different things and pushed myself vocally singing in the sixth and seventh octave, harmonizing whistle notes, and doing quick trills. I wanted this project to be dynamic on my end and I gave all I had. I hope people grasp this and love it. I thank you all in advance for listening. Thank you for talking to me, much love. Instagram Artist Website

Moving overseas to pursue her dream of a music career in LA, Russian singer-songwriter Siranush has a goal of creating music and sharing it with the whole world. Also being a music producer, she aims to make her songs sound unique and mysterious as she combines Pop with hues of Middle Eastern sounds that reflect her Armenian roots. The buoyantly spirited likes of her latest Pop single “Bleeding Alone,” portray's an atmosphere of ominous tenors as the dazzling brilliance of effervescence shines right through the composition. Depicting a narrative of her personal struggles throughout difficult moments in life, this therapeutic dreamscape pulls you into its entrancing embrace as you become hooked on every word that Siranush performs. Projecting her inimitable croons from a place of passion, you hear just how strongly she feels about her journey through the lyrical motifs intricately cascading upon the musical bed of intimacy. Siranush's carefully selected words emphasize the fact that every experience, good or bad, makes you that much stronger and that much wiser. What we admire the most about “Bleeding Alone,” is the unique tone that Siranush carries with her that makes her striking vocals come from a place of ease and certainty. Breaking through barriers of growth, and the time that you need to spend being uncomfortable to see progress, Siranush is a prime example of what it looks like to take a chance on yourself. Absorbed in the atmospheric whim of how “Bleeding Alone” unfolds, Siranush has us exactly where we need to be in order to grasp the ultimate vision. Hello Siranush, welcome to BuzzMusic, and congratulations on the release of “Bleeding Alone.” You perform from a place of strength, and we truly admire the passion that is put into your craft. Was there a particular moment in your journey that made you want to bring this song to the ears of the public? The music that I create has always been special for me. Most of my lyrics are meaningful and relevant for a certain period of my life. This song, as every other song, came to me very unexpectedly, and I just wrote fast everything that I felt at that moment. I never share my true feelings with other people, but I do it through my songs. However, after releasing this song, I still can’t talk about it because it feels weird to open up my heart and expose myself to others. My journey here in America is a huge rollercoaster and absolutely a new experience with good and bad sides. But I’m grateful for everything that I have now. At the end of the day, this song wouldn’t exist if I didn’t feel pain in my life. How have you noticed your creative process change since moving to LA? Do you find that you’re inspired by different things now that your environment has changed? Absolutely. First of all, I couldn’t produce and record music. I studied music production here and finally, made and released my first song a year ago here, in LA. I was dreaming about it my whole life. My life completely changed after moving to the US. Before I was dreaming and now, I’m working hard for this dream to come true. Honestly, anything can inspire me. But most of all, it’s my dreams that always light me up and push me forward. What’s your favorite lyric in “Bleeding Alone?" Could you please take us into why it holds such great significance to you? I’m not gonna lie, I love all lyrics of this song cause they’re true and honest. I felt exactly the same as I describe in the song. I’m alone in a foreign country, striving to achieve my dream. I wanna get there, I face so many challenges and I feel like I can’t go and I’m bleeding alone. No one can help, but I never give up cause my desire is so big and powerful. And I think that’s why I’m here and I believe that everything comes at its right time. Who would have imagined that an Armenian girl from Russia would come to LA to start a music career? It sounds insane but I don’t have any boundaries, I create my reality. What is your mission statement as an artist? How do you ensure that’s projected in everything that you do? My statement is to never stop dreaming big. People are capable of everything they put their minds to. Come on, Elon Musk is dreaming about Mars and he’s doing everything for that then why can’t you live your dream life? And with my experience, I wanna show people that everything is possible. Your thoughts and actions are crucial. Don’t limit yourself, the world is yours! You have a right to live where you want and choose the lifestyle you want. Eventually, we live only once, and I don’t wanna regret something that I wanted so much but was scared to do. Instagram Facebook

The Los Angeles-based versatile artist, singer-songwriter, and producer Betty Moon highlights her flaming single, "My Only One," off her latest 8-track album, 'COSMICOMA.' Since being signed to a major label back in the 90s, Betty Moon has released ten thorough albums while defying industry trends and garnering worldwide attention. Through her vast sound ranging from rock, soul, punk-rock, electronic, and electro-pop, it's without a doubt that Betty Moon will leave any listener basking in her musical glory. Currently highlighting her heated single, "My Only One," off her latest album, 'COSMICOMA,' Betty Moon pushes us deep into the song's heavy groove while touching on an incredibly relatable and powerful lyrical theme. As she immerses us in her lively rock/electro-pop sound, Betty Moon leaves any listener feeling the song's heat and power. As we begin our venture into "My Only One," the song opens with short electric guitar punches and crisp drum breaks. As Betty Moon makes her powerful and sultry vocal appearance, she instantly delivers similarities to Stevie Nicks' sensual, haunting, and alluring vocal prowess. Expanding on the song's lyricism, Betty Moon delves into topics of wanting someone all to herself even though they're out and about with as many people as they please. Reaching the powerful hook, Betty Moon and her accompanying instrumentation blaze through our speakers like a wildfire that's impossible to tame. We love the soul and grit of this single, as the song's instrumentals wail and scream in the background while leaving Moon shining bright in the spotlight. Catch Betty Moon's heated single, "My Only One," on all digital streaming platforms, and take a listen to her recent 8-track album, 'COSMICOMA,' while you're at it. It's a pleasure to have you with us at BuzzMusic, Betty Moon, we're truly getting down and dirty with the blazing feel of your latest hit, "My Only One." What inspired the creation of this powerful piece? I was getting a bit nostalgic on 90's energy, good times, and riffs. Thinking about those times and relationships during that era, I conjured up some ideas to put together something authentic that could transport you to that time but still sound modern. I was also missing the guitar element in my music and decided to put that at the forefront for this album (and single). The drive of the song's chorus really hits it home, and I'm excited about fans old and new to check it out. What was your creative process like when crafting the heated instrumentation for "My Only One"? What sort of feel or vibe did you want to deliver? I didn't really have an agenda for that exact riff, I was just messing around in the studio, and the idea sort of came to life. Most musicians can agree that when you come up with that random riff, it's like hitting gold and you know you're on to something good. I was for sure looking for anything driving, but sometimes you never know what you're going to come up with until you spend a few hours in your own head, just going with the flow. Could you expand on the theme or concept that runs through your album, 'COSMICOMA?' How does "My Only One" fit into the mix? Combining the words Cosmic and Coma has been very reflective of reaching for stronger influences cosmically. This past year of being somewhat secluded from all human contact yet staying connected via whatever means we could. I was telling stories and creating lyrics while keeping this theme in mind. There are songs that are about different things in life, but it's really the vibe overall that I was going for and feeling very isolated. It was just a weird year so this was how I described it. Seeing that you have many years in our industry as a producer under your belt, did you ever face any challenges being a female producer in a male-dominated scene? When I was younger, absolutely. When I was signed to labels other than my own, I often faced the scenario where other male producers, label execs, and musicians would share their 2 cents about everything and look puzzled when I pushing back with my own agenda. I think things will be better in 2021, but there's a stigma that some women can't carve their own path without the wisdom or help of a male music expert. I'm not generalizing, it wasn't all the time of course. I think because there are so many male producers, mixers, and label execs, we simply need more females to get interested in the roles and to make it happen. Do you have any words of advice for aspiring female producers? If you have the ambition to do it, please follow your passions, learn the trade and get good at it. Find a mentor to help you sharpen your sword and get to know as many fellow industry people as you can. We need you! We need more females in the production/mix world and I think that will empower other female musicians to make amazing records and balance out the industry a bit more. What's next for you? I'm currently writing new music for my next record while still pushing music from Cosmicoma throughout the Summer. There's never a day where I'm not coming up with new music or content, it's what I love to do. Thanks for checking out Betty Moon! Instagram Facebook

From Birmingham, Michigan, the indie-rock band Wil Project revisits their past in an optimistic and feel-good new single entitled "New Day." Beginning to write and record music in December of 2020 started a unique musical venture for Wil Project. As Wil Project gears up to release their debut album, 'What We Don't See,' this fall, the band is currently fine-tuning their sound and aesthetics to establish themselves within our evolving industry. Recently releasing the second lead single, "New Day," off of their forthcoming album, 'What We Don't See,' Wil Project can be heard exclaiming their optimism, which is as equally infectious as it is stimulating. The song itself is incredibly soothing; it carries a certain uplifting vibe that's bound to leave listeners looking at the glass half full. Hitting play on the single, "New Day," the song opens with the band's lively instrumentation crafted by Scott Morgan that sets a feel-good and relaxed tone. As the lead vocalist, Mark Zammit, makes his warm appearance, he graces us with a sonic hug through his calming stylings that sing of traveling down the long road of life and seeking its peaks along the way. As Wil Project drops into their delightful hook, they crash our speakers with their soaring electric guitar melodies, rhythmic drum breaks, hard-hitting rhythm guitar, a dense bassline, and Mark's bright vocal portrayal. We love the optimistic tone of this song, as it leaves us seizing each day and savoring the gracious moments that make life worth living. Look at the bright side with help from Wil Project's latest single, "New Day," and prepare to feast your ears on their forthcoming debut album, 'What We Don't See,' later this fall. Interview with: Scott Morgan Welcome to BuzzMusic, Wil Project. We highly appreciate the optimistic and positive feel of your latest single, "Falling Down." What inspired your band to write this feel-good hit? When writing "Falling Down", the music and lyrics came to me really quickly. When I shared the song with Mark, he immediately felt a connection to the sound and lyrics. He was instantly attracted to the driving bassline and melodic guitar fills. I remember he called me late on a Friday night and was really excited for me to hear his vocal arrangement, and I could already feel his passion for the song through his expression over the phone. What did you want your listeners to feel and experience from the instrumentation within "Falling Down?" When I start working on a song or building something, I try to focus on creating a vibe that makes you feel something. Wil Project has always been about creating elements of connection. When I wrote the bass line to "Falling Down", it had a very The Smiths sound to it and I knew we needed a guitar intro that would not take away but compliment the sound sonically. I try to think about each section of a song and how I can add a new ingredient to it so it continues to evolve and surprise you. Our songs structurally include atmospheric guitar fills and vocals that align throughout the songs. Could you introduce us to your group members and how you executed your creative process when formulating and writing the single "Falling Down?" Mark and I have known each other for over 28 years and have always played music together in some way. I always knew I wanted to write an album with him but never committed the time. After my father, William Reed Morgan passed on January 14, 2018, I knew I wanted to finally work on completing an album in his honor so Wil Project was born. In December of 2020, I shared a couple of songs with him and it just clicked. I started writing songs every day and sending him demos. I think I sent him like 10 demos and he was like, "another one," I can't keep up with you! We were super stoked about the songs and the sound and knew we found something unique after playing together for so long. I began fine tuning the sounds and recording each instrumental guitar and bass track and would then send over the songs with the lyrics and Mark would do his magic to help with the arrangement and finding the true essence of each song. We then started working with a friend/musician/sound engineer Miko Mader, who helped us develop the songs even more by playing the drums on the track and added his personal mixing touches. Why did you choose to release "Falling Down" prior to your forthcoming album, 'What We Don't See?' Does the single help prepare listeners for what they should expect from the entire album? Honestly, we decided to release "Falling Down" because it just came together so naturally. From the very moment, I started writing the song and when I sent it over to Mark to add his vocals, and then over to Miko to add the drums and start mixing, it just worked. We were actually going to release "New Day" which is out now on our website www.wilprojectband.com and releasing on July 19th on Spotify and all music streaming platforms but "Falling Down" just seemed to make more sense. I think it is a very universal song that everyone can relate to with a very dreamy rolling-like texture and uplifting sound. It really is all about picking up the broken pieces and moving on. The rest of the album both lyrically and sonically following the same theme. Instagram Facebook

Continuously receiving inspiration from a variety of cultures, and music of the Afro-Latinx community in which he was raised, Young God Blow uses every musical opportunity to reign in his lyrical finesse. Solidifying his place in the industry as an enigma of Hip-hop, Young God Blow is fresh off the release of his most recent release, “Energy.” Giving us a feel of 2010 energy with the eclectic instrumentation making up the soundscape, Young God Blow enlists the talents of R.L Beats, and Midden in order to portray this animated vision in a newfound spectrum. Sweeping the speakers with a melodically charged vigor that is effortlessly conveyed, Young God Blow performs a series of intricate rhyme schemes which land with a colossal impact. Playing upon the name of the song, and the entire concept that he’s secured within this vibrant offering, he brings a remarkable source of energy to the table as his icy cadences simultaneously move with ease and purpose. Displaying a vast amount of passion in the way he projects lyrics such as, ‘Y’all can’t match my energy. I’m getting to the green like celery,’ Young God Blow knows how to lock us into his lyrical embrace. Propelling through the new wave with a top-notch product that is guaranteed to turn heads, Young God Blow’s best efforts are showcased throughout the mesmerizing sway of “Energy,” and has us cemented in his journey. A warm welcome back to BuzzMusic, Young God Blow! You’ve been extremely busy, and we love just how consistent you’ve been! What keeps you motivated to steadily produce a top-quality product for your audience to feast upon? When I’m passionate about something I dedicate everything I can to that craft. Music, the music-making process and being able to give something for others to take in is such a blessed feeling. So whenever I feel like I might be in a slump the thought of that always pushes me, and if I’m going to be completely honest I’m sort of a perfectionist. I’m always looking for ways to get better with my craft, constantly trying to one-up my previous work so whatever I put out next tops what is already out. How does the release of “Energy,” compare to the previously released single ‘11th Street?' My goal for '11TH STREET' was to give my fans something chill to vibe to but also have it be something that they could lowkey turn up to. No matter what type of song I release anyone can distinguish the energy I put out because I make it unique to me and I take pride in that. So when I thought about it I realized I’m different than most because of that energy, and that’s what drove me to make "ENERGY." To basically flex how I’m on a different type of timing than most. In your own words, what does this record mean to you? What do you hope that your audience takes away from the narrative locked into it? This track is definitely true to me, I’m not self-absorbed and to be real when it comes to most things I could care less about being the best or standing out. But one thing I am confident in is my energy and how it truly is unmatched. I want my audience to take this as inspiration, we all have different energy and no one person's energy is better than the next but rather unique to you, be proud of that and let it shine. Being confident in who you are and what you bring is an important trait for life in general. What has been your proudest career moment to date? I can honestly say my proudest moment is scattered into tiny moments and all of those come from my engagement with my fans, people who dm me and tell me they really love what I put out and can’t wait for the next. What brought me to making music was how artists I loved inspired me and helped make me who I am today, so being able to do that for people has been such an accomplished feeling. I want to keep doing that for others. Instagram Twitter

Born and raised in Houston, Texas, Eminencee is a lyrical threat, led by his faith. With similar techniques as notable conscious rappers, he touches on an array of subjects that range from world views, his stance on his journey, his different perceptions, and relatable viewpoints that convey a message to the masses. Embarking on a phenomenal journey that continues to tie the rapper to his faith, his undeniable skills are met with his love for God. His most recent release hits it out of the park with a double impact on both the sonic and visual spectrum. “Act Up,” tours us through the magnitude of energy that Eminencee portrays through his carefully crafted verses, as he attacks the beat with a flow that is custom to how he perceives his journey. Giving listeners only a mere taste of what goes on inside his mind, the visuals speak into the creativity that allows Eminencee to elevate through a saturated industry as he remains uniquely himself. Taking our attention to the filmic component before us, Eminencee can be seen in a city landscape with his eclectic fashion reflecting the abstract thoughts his mind propels forward. We admire how everything he puts forth is a reflection of what is authentically him. Utilizing the transition effects as we pan from the various scenes he’s showcased in, there’s a psychedelic appeal to the entire cinematic approach that has us hypnotized as to what is transmitted through the speakers and screen. “Act Up,” directly exudes the colorful side of Eminencee’s charisma, as we also tap into the cognizant essence of the words he powerfully commits to. It is no wonder why the old-school quintessence of his roots is on full display as he successfully navigates through the new wave of Hip-hop. Welcome to BuzzMusic Eminencee, and congratulations on the release of the music video and single for “Act Up.” We can’t help but feed off of the powerful energy you put forth. What inspired the lyrical message that you weave through in this song? "Act up" was inspired. I'm at a point in my life where my gift is peaking and the gift will never descend as long as the love and passion will power to be the greatest. I feel like I'm in the top 5 dead or alive in Hip-Hop. What was it like filming the visuals for “Act Up?" Did your vision get portrayed the way that you had imagined? I leave that strictly for my videographer. I'm just an instrument waiting to be used and placed. That's his field I might put in small input of what I like and what I feel comfortable with. How do you allow your faith to speak into the music that you create? Do you find that’s your biggest motivation when bringing songs to life? The gift moves by faith. Sometimes I don’t know what’s going on the gift has a mind of its own. God put the gift there so no matter what faith will be documented whether it’s subtle or blunt. How does your latest album, 'Colors' compare to the tracks heard on your album ‘Grateful?' 'Colors,' the previous album to 'Grateful',' displays different messages and feels totally different, and brings about a different mission. "Grateful' was a bit of a personal journal or diary. What is your mission statement as an artist? To reach the world to let people know we are hereby purpose, to make purpose popular. It's cool to be yourself and do what you are created to do. God is simple. What can listeners anticipate to hear next from you? More visuals and a documentary and plenty of projects for the soul to digest. Instagram Artist Website