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Born and raised in Brooklyn, NY, JessieStorey returns to highlight her creative/recording process with Mr. Wood$ for their recent 90s-inspired hit, "Baby." Through our previous feature with Jessie Storey, we mentioned how the single, "Baby," features a unique contrast between Storey's soothing vocal timbres and Mr. Wood$'s flexible lyrical dexterity. Keeping listeners at the edge of their seats throughout the entire single, Jessie Storey and the song's vibrant sonics truly kept us locked in for the ride. Expanding on how the two young creatives met, Jessie Storey mentioned that she first met Mr. Wood$ in a guitar center in 2008, and the rest was history. After launching a studio together by the name of PowerOut Studios, the two have built a unique musical partnership as they continue to release music. During their creative process with super-producer Krazy Figz, he introduced Storey to the beat for "Baby," where she instantly felt that Mr. Wood$ had to hear and jump on the song. After writing and recording that night, the masterpiece, "Baby," was brought to life. Find "Baby" on all digital streaming platforms and show some love to JessieStorey and Mr. Wood$ as they continue creating music for us to groove and get down with. JessieStoreyMusic.com

Originally born in Guatemala, L.A. ZONIN is an L.A. raised, Vancouver-based gender-fluid artist with a knack for storytelling. Using apt lyricism as the focal point of their music with an array of accompanying instrumentals to match their vocal artistry, L.A. ZONIN is a promising up-and-coming performer and producer who offers a unique and refreshing sound to Vancouver music scene. Bringing a vibrant form of life to the recently released “Slow Rush,” L.A. ZONIN has listeners feasting upon a progression that is far from lulling. This specific single enlists the techniques of producer Fantom in order to harvest an environment reminiscent of 80’s electro-synth Pop in all of its glory. Serving a vivacious form of energy in the upbeat dimensions of “Slow Rush,” L.A. ZONIN is putting their best foot forward in this all-out sonic expedition. Fusing together their lyrical depth with a delicate vocal delivery in the realm of reverberated chambers, we can’t help but get lost in the music with this high octane performance. Carrying forth an objective of ushering listeners into the well-rounded experience of synth-driven power Pop, the vision of L.A. ZONIN is not only laced into the musical expose but is grasped in the best way possible. Propelling us into levels we have yet to see from L.A. ZONIN, this established anthem has us welcoming the loud and clear ambiance radiated, as we can guarantee “Slow Rush,” will linger on your mind for time to come. With the intentions of L.A. ZONIN lining up with the musical bliss conveyed, the sky's the limit and the rush is endless. Hello L.A. ZONIN and welcome to BuzzMusic. We admire the electric approach you took towards ‘Slow Rush’ with the collaborative effort of producer Fantom. How did this collaboration become to be and what was it like working with one another? I was searching for a beat online and I came across one of Fantom’s called “Speedway”. It instantly connected with me and I knew I could turn it into something unique. The true collaborative effort came between my friend Ashi Shonen and myself. “Speedway” had a great foundation but also a lot of space for it to be expanded upon. I had finished my lyrics and sent a demo to Ashi Shonen. I asked if he could add some synths to flesh it out and make it more full. I didn’t know what to expect. Two days later he sent me some synth tracks that just blew me away! His melodies gave me goosebumps! I couldn’t stop smiling! That took my demo and turned it into a song. He’s pretty awesome! Did Anyone else assist in the full release process of “SlowRush?” How does this release feel compared to previous ones? Yes of course! I could not have done this without the help of my team; My Business Manager Nikki Hammond kept me on track with my deadlines. Shereen Rodriguez designed the straightforward and eye-catching cover. My amazing co-producer, engineer, and partner Brandon Brown mixed Slow Rush as he has all my songs. I love the way he makes me sound! Last but not least, the talented Elisa Pangsaeng from CPS Mastering added the final, delicate touch to prepare it for the world. This release is unique as it is my first song in which I profess my love for someone. Coming out of an abusive relationship a few years back, love was not on my mind at all. Until I met the most caring, loving, talented engineer. When I started writing I was unaware of what direction the lyrics would take. I ended up not only professing my love but showing vulnerability to be loved again. We would love for you to take us into the creative process that brought this song to life! How long did it take for you to construct this masterpiece? My creative process is the definition of my artist name: ZONIN. It’s when I am in such a high state of mind that the rest of the world falls away and I become one with the music. One morning in August 2020, I was in that mindset; writing lyrics and melodies without any conscious thought. Putting my pure, unfiltered feelings into words. I was writing and refining all day, even at work; I had to see it through. I record as I write and by the end of the night, I was able to come out of my lyrical trance, take a step back and listen. I teared up hearing myself sing the words back to me. I was so surprised at how much I had tapped into my emotions and vulnerabilities. I did not set out to write a love song. I have always preferred exploring the darker side of my mind. I guess it was something my heart needed to get out. As an artist, what is your mission statement? To make music true to my soul. That displays my feelings good or bad, excited or depressed. To be unapologetically myself. I want you to understand me, get inside my head just by listening to my songs. I have a lot of issues; same as everyone else. I want anyone who listens to me to know that they are not alone and that is okay to feel the way you do. What is next for you? I am so glad you asked that! My buddy, Ashi Shonen, just released a two-song EP called “RoseWorld.” It is another collaboration that I had the pleasure of featuring in. He is such a talented producer who is just starting his journey in the music industry. On top of that, I am releasing my self-produced EP, Meraki, this summer! I had so much fun working alongside my boyfriend who helped co-produce the EP and actually co-wrote one of the songs, “Restless,” that I will release as my next single in June! I’ve always had such passion for music whether it’s writing, singing, or producing. Music is my world. When I am able to share my passion with the world and the world responds back, that’s my “Slow Rush.” Twitter Facebook

The musically versatile singer-songwriter Alyssa DVM hails from Hamilton, Ontario, where she has found her unique sound. Having grown up with rock vocal training and a passion for acoustic timbres, she decided to enroll in college to further study musical theory. With her toolbelt overflowing with music knowledge from various genres, Alyssa DVM has unlocked a sound that blends her favorite aspects of each genre. Alyssa DVM released her debut EP in 2019 under her short-form name ADVM, which immediately sparked attention and induced a chain reaction to rocket her career forward. The extended project was soon followed by several singles, and Alyssa DVM has just come out with her most recent release “Presence.” As she grows and develops as an individual her music simultaneously evolves, which allows her to treat her fans with something new for each release. Her strategic production, elegant instrumentations, and reflective songwriting capture the hearts of her listeners, who are eager to hear what else Alyssa DVM has in store. Instagram Facebook

Hailing from Cambridge, MA, the up-and-coming alternative-folk artist, producer, and singer-songwriter Junebug introduces listeners to her honest and expressive stylings with a debut single, "Cut You Loose." Prior to the making of her solo project Junebug, Carolyn Fahrner fronted and remains an active member of the alt-rock band 2% Milk. With an affinity to acts like Joni Mitchell and Laura Marling, Junebug aims to represent a more humanistic side of artists through her coming-of-age pains and her experience of coming out as queer. Now on track to release her debut EP, "Turncoat," in June, Junebug is finally letting listeners into her creative and emotional world through her debut single, "Cut You Loose." "Cut you loose is about trying to let go of people but falling back into those dynamics out of habit; you can say you want to let somebody go, but you have to do it too, and that's hard," states Junebug. Jumping into the single "Cut You Loose," we're met with a serene and calming keyboard melody, mid-tempo kicks, and Junebug's breathy and dreamy vocals. As the vibrant and filtered electric guitar begins to make its way in, the instrumentals and sonics later expand and grow into this lush and hazy soundscape, especially as Junebug continues emphasizing the pains of cutting a relationship's ties. Reaching the hook, Junebug soaks us in a beautiful chord change through a soothing array of synths and organic guitars. We can't help but feel that this instrumental shift is meant to highlight the difficulties of moving forward and forgetting those who don't benefit us in the long run. Show some love to the up-and-coming singer-songwriter Junebug and her debut single, "Cut You Loose," now available on all streaming platforms. Don't forget to mark your calendars for Junebug's forthcoming debut EP, "Turncoat," slated to release this June. Instagram

18-year-old RudyWade is a songwriter, producer, and performer. Creating his music from the comfort of his home studio in Boston, RudyWade is an extremely versatile artist who explores Hip-hop, Pop, and R&B. Oftentimes compared to Post Malone, this alludes to the versatility of the genres he explores. Teaming up with KillBunk on his most recent single “Toxic Love,” we hear the heartfelt brilliance pour through RudyWade as he exercises his melodic essence over buttery stanzas. With the instrumentation thriving in a realm dense with lush guitar riffs, delicate piano keys, and pouncing bass, we get transported to a vibe that is equally soothing as it is vibrant. RudyWade carries forth sincerity in the way he conveys his lyrically equipped verses. Taking his audience into the heaping offering of witty metaphors that portray his narrative on love so toxic that it keeps you lingering, RudyWade pulls us into his intricately plotted storyline in one fell swoop. What he does is the definition of riding a beat at its finest. You can’t help but feel the highs and lows that easily lift you up before you plummet back down. The dynamism shared once KillBunk steps up on the track gives this record a unique dimension that has the contrast of each artist’s virtuoso techniques coming into play as they shake your mind up with a brilliant divergence. “Toxic Love,” holds up to the standard of mainstream Hip-hop in the way it screams certified hit. With RudyWade at the helms of his own ship, there’s nothing to limit this emerging artist. Hello RudyWade and welcome to BuzzMusic. We love the theme that you bring to life in “Toxic Love.” Was there a particular moment or story that inspired the creation of this song? Yes! I was in the studio on a regular day and was getting called by my manager, who told me he had the craziest hook for me. He performed the hook for me over FaceTime, sent over the lyrics, I went into the booth and it came out crazy. We continued writing the rest of the song together and sent out the open second verse to a couple of artists who we thought could do it justice. What was it like working with KillBunk on this record? Did you find your vision transfer over in a way that he was able to embody? Working with KillBunk was pretty easy, we sent him the record and he ended up hitting his part exactly like we wanted him to. He carried out the vision of the song to its fullest. Could you please share a glimpse into what the recording process looked like when structuring this song? As someone to produce their own work, was this a production of your doing? This actually was not a beat that I or my team produced, it was created by the producer named "Sogimura". The recording process of the song was mainly as I mentioned before, me and my manager writing together over the phone, and laying down some vocals in the studio. What has been the best piece of advice that you’ve taken with you into your career as an artist? Don't rush your art. It takes time to improve your skills and it doesn't come overnight, so don't put stress or time limitations on yourself. Instagram Twitter

Indie-Folk artist Julia Cannon is a Nashville-based singer-songwriter and music producer who is hard to forget. Julia Cannon was raised in Alaska by a hardworking Filipino mother, in a household Cannon could only describe as “unorthodox.” She developed her wicked sense of humor and offbeat persona early on. As one of only a few people of color in a mostly white, ultra-conservative community, her creative voice cemented her identity as a young woman who could not – and would not - be overwritten. Serenading us in an authentic expression of soothing melodies in her most recent single “The Shore,” Julia Cannon flexes her songwriting techniques in a manner that has us mesmerized by pacifying tones. Indulging listeners with her euphonious timbres, Julia Cannon presents a brilliant divergence between the honeyed croons she pours from her heart as they delve into a profound narrative rich in lyrical motifs such as ‘we'll set aside our pride and teach by showing, pain as a part of life and fear as a twisting knife.’ With “The Shore,” holding a significant place in the heart of Julia Cannon, we feel every moment of vulnerability as it seeps through the tantalizing framework. Amongst the thought-provoking essence of this track, the intricately crafted words share a glimpse into the past and present mindset that Julia Cannon encompassed when thinking of how her parents raised her. Growing up as an underprivileged first-generation American, she reflects on how things could have perhaps been done differently, but deeply realizing that what she was given was the best that her parents could do. Honing in on hues that surpass one specific genre, her lulling resonance touches on elements of Jazz and Soul as she drives the Indie-Folk quintessence of her being home. Welcome to BuzzMusic, Julia Cannon, and congratulations on the release of “The Shore.” This song is so beautiful in the way it is presented to listeners. In terms of writing about something so personal to you, did you find that the creative process was fairly simple to navigate around, or more difficult? Hello and thank you so much! I’m very happy to be here! We are getting right into it, aren't we? (laughs). Well, I’ve struggled with anxiety and depression for most of my life and to cope I started journaling at around 8 years old. I think because of my need to manage my mental health from a young age, I’ve built up the muscle that translates feelings into words. This song came out quickly and I wasn’t even sure what it meant at first. I tend to write that way. It’s like emotional vomit. One day I just got really emotional and spit it out…and here we are. What are you hoping that your listeners feel and take away from “The Shore?” I guess I’m hoping that people are left with a feeling of hope. As a society, we don’t prioritize teaching younger generations emotional intelligence early on. Instead, we prioritize achievement. I think we are heading in the direction of being better emotional role models for future generations, but we definitely have more work to do. You credit your unique genre-bending style to musical influences such as Ella Fitzgerald, Paul McCartney, and Paul Simon. How did they first inspire your sound and has your sound since adapted? Growing up in Alaska, it’s hard not to be dramatic. The mountains and the northern lights would make me cry on the regular. I think that the romantic storytelling in McCartney and Simon’s songwriting just felt right. And Ella’s voice melted into each sunrise and sunset over the big wide sky. Certain genres just feel good in certain parts of the world. Then I moved across the country and I learned what felt good to me in those environments. The sounds of Boston, Philly, and now Nashville are all mixed into my culturally messy identity stew. What are your thoughts on the music scene in Nashville? Do you find that what you represent is easily grasped there? First of all, these questions are hard. Second of all, dang! When I decided to move to Nashville, my top priority was quality of life. I’m such an anxious person and I’m a first-generation American from a poor family, so I needed to go somewhere that I could build myself up that also had a thriving music community. I got here and I really didn’t know what to expect. I told myself that if I didn’t like it, I would just leave and go somewhere else. I really miss the diversity of other cities and I don’t love being the only person of color in a room, but overall I’ve felt very welcomed in the music scene. It’s hard being black and making folk-inspired music. I think sometimes people don’t know how to pin me down and it makes them uncomfortable. And other times I think that people find me really refreshing. It’s a tension I’m used to, though. I was never Filipino enough for my mom's side of the family, never black enough for black communities, not Afro-Latina enough, certainly not white enough. I figure that no matter where I am, it’s going to be a tension I’ll have to straddle, and right now Nashville is home. I feel that I have a great community around me and I’ll be here for a while. Instagram Facebook

At heart, Tana is a true artist and is inspired by many things around her including people, sexuality, her heritage (being half Italian and Nigerian), the city she grew up in, and the LGBT community. She places diversity at heart and aims to make music that relates to the masses, whilst pushing her creativity at all times. Her array of influences create new ideas and sounds that break traditional boundaries by embodying the essence of Halsey and The Weeknd. Her most recent single, “Bad Habits (Keep On Coming),” displays a brilliant scope into the artistic tractability that Tana portrays through her craft. Her vocals embrace an inviting warmth that shouts inclusivity through intricately crafted lyrics. The harmonies exuded dip into an atmospheric realm of divine hues that are rich in passion with the energy she pursues throughout this record. With a repetitive hook that ushers you into its unforgettable aura, you can’t help but submit yourself to the talents that Tana showcases as she oozes vulnerability, authenticity, and an exclusive aptitude for melodic wistfulness. What we admire the most about this record has to be the fact that through dark introspective instrumentation you still fixate on the illuminated glimmer that sparkles from Tana’s persona. Charismatic in the best way possible, you’re stimulated with an intriguing sense of mystery that weaves itself throughout a diverse lens peeking into Tana as an artist and individual. “Bad Habits (Keep On Coming),” has us eagerly coming back for more as the elaborate voyage of emotions heightens our senses for the greater good. Carrying forth the unapologetic spirit that she owns, Tana’s musical creations won’t stop until the liberating essence is captured by all. With such an interesting structure to the song, we would love for you to dive into "Bad Habits (Keep On Coming)" meaning. What inspired the lyrics? "Bad Habits (Keep On Coming)" is a song about relationships, particularly how a previous one can still have an effect on you despite being in a different chapter of life. Ultimately the song is about growth and development, but during this period I still found myself having old tendencies from a past relationship that I didn’t like. When I wrote the song, I realized that past experiences do have some sort of influence on you and they change you, but they don’t define you. I guess writing Bad Habits was kind of freeing in the sense that I acknowledged some things that I didn’t address before, and grew from them. Did you work with anyone on your team in order to bring this track to life? What was that experience like and did the vision come out exactly as hoped? I worked with Imad Salhi who is my go-to producer for literally everything & Chad The Polymath. I initially wrote the song over lockdown in my bedroom with my guitar, and it was also during this period that I started watching ‘Euphoria’. I instantly fell in love with the show and soundtrack, particularly ‘Mount Everest’ which is written by Labrinth, and wanted to create something similar in that vein. Bad Habits (Keep On Coming) is exactly what I imagined and I love it. What happens to be your favorite lyric released in “Bad Habits (Keep On Coming)?" Could you dissect its deeper meaning to us? “But if she tries to show me, love, I’d leave her at the door, just wanting more. And if she’s got a heart of stone, I’ll end up wanting her core." This is my favorite lyric because I think it says a lot about me and the kind of girls I like to date. If a girl shows me she’s too interested, I think it’s an instant turn-off. But if she’s playing hard to get, I like the chase. Dating really is like gambling, it’s exciting and risky, and the outcome is unknown. With such an array of inspiration, do you find that creativity sparks at random times for you, or do you have a designated place to get your ideas out? I don’t really have a specific way of finding inspiration. I think it just comes to me when I least expect it as I always try not to force my creativity, but instead create organically. Sometimes I’ll have writer's block for months or weeks, and then suddenly I’ll have a burst of inspiration, and all these ideas come to me at once. What does help me though is writing music on my guitar, or just making note of something that I find interesting, and coming back to it when I want to write something new. Instagram Facebook

From Boston, Massachusetts, the rising alt-pop artist and singer-songwriter Alex Costova announces his collaboration with Jamara and J!NX! for their forthcoming summer bop, "On My Way." Partnering with talented engineers like Shane Violette has allowed Alex Costova's sound to flourish into an atmospheric and relaxing experience drenched in soul-driven lyrics and progressive electronic melodies. Gearing up to release his forthcoming single, "On My Way," Alex Costova mentioned that the track toys with synth-pop elements merged with the sounds of soul and electronic. Truly creating an upbeat marvel of entertainment with this vibrant single, Alex Costova later went into detail regarding the song's concept, where he had this to say, "A lot of people feel set back because of different issues that we're all facing. With this song, we're sending the message to keep on fighting for what you want in your lives. We're on our way." Keep an eye out for Alex Costova's forthcoming collaboration with Jamara and J!NX! entitled "On My Way," soon to be released on all streaming platforms. Instagram Twitter

Hailing from the shores of Sicily with a West Coast attitude, Sacramento is the debut solo project of Steve Fileti. Dabbling in chill-wave and lo-fi Pop sounds, Sacramento will have you dreaming of bowling nights, fancy motels with pools, and the best Margaritas of your life. Sacramento is the product of Italian flair meeting synth-Pop Cali vibrations and its entrance into a new decade. Dipping into the eclectic resonance of Sacramento’s latest single and music video, “MAMA,” we find ourselves floating in a universe that is custom to airy synths, feathery transitions, and the ability to make you sway in the breeze of a countryside spirit tailored for the city dwellers heart. Being the second lead single from the forthcoming album ‘Latte/The Italian Breakfast,’ set to be released in the summer of 2021, Sacramento enlists the talents of Luca Bergomi handling the mix engineering, while the enticing visuals were a collaboration with director Mattia Ramberti. The entire film component gives you a sense of comfort as you tour the country landscapes with a vast array of cowboy hats, open fields, insurgent horses, and the musical tenors that arise from the feel-good vibrations only nature can deliver tranquility. With Steve Fileti playing his acoustic guitar through various farm settings, we’re engrossed in the comedic essence that comes from him not taking himself too seriously. Playing into the environment he’s filming in, there is an easing sense of comfort that comes from the extensive series of visuals to back the absorbing sonic waves that have us pulled in and wanting more from Sacramento and specifically, “MAMA.” Welcome to BuzzMusic, Sacramento. The entirety of the sonic and visual pairing for “MAMA,” has us fully invested in your craft. Could you please take us into what moment or story sparked the inspiration behind “MAMA?" MAMA came out just very naturally out of my mind during the lockdown. Everyone was living in its own place, isolated from the rest of the world with no chance to see and meet new lovers. Flirting at the time of the pandemic was a primary need and the expectation was getting higher and higher as we would get closer to the day we could be free again. "Baby tonight when your MAMA let you go, please meet me at the ball, meet me at the ball" The music video is so lighthearted and we can’t get enough of it. We pick up on something new each time we run through it. What was it like filming this video and working with the people you did in order to bring the vision to life? It was fun and somehow it was a real relief. After what we went through this past year, to meet up and spend a whole day among my homies at a ranch in the countryside in the middle of nowhere, with horses and stuff, I thought, MAMA freed us, life was back and we could taste it again. What are you hoping your listeners take away from the messaging in both the song and visuals for “MAMA?" Do the two meanings go hand in hand? Absolutely, just go out again, go back to life, enjoy the sun, the sky, the colors, and the sounds of mother nature. You spent too long in a locker room the whole year. Stop listening to the goddamn music over the air-freaking pod and watching the goddamn tv shows on the couch. Meet nature again and meet the so desired lady you've been flirting over the last months, take as many shots of love as you need to, and make love every night. We’re thrilled to hear that you have an album dropping this summer. What can you tell listeners about 'Latte/The Italian Breakfast?' It's going to be out on June 11th, 2021, it's my way to imprint my life in music. Best time of the day, morning: wake up, have sex, get dressed (not too much), walk out to your local coffee shop, have the cappuccino along with croissant, and read the news under the sun. That's absolute paradise. That's The Italian Breakfast, the best way to kick off the day. This album is the soundtrack of this time of the day. Pure orgasm, the best way to kick off the day. What's next for you? Going on tour for the rest of our lives. Instagram Facebook

The Georgia-based hip-hop/r&b artist, rapper, and songwriter Linden Tyson leaves us with a bop and a bounce through his recent uplifting single, "ENERGY." Merging modern trap, boom-bap, and 90s r&b into his diverse sound allows Linden Tyson to garner the attention of vast audiences while leaving them with honest bars and lyrics along the way. With two EP's and nine singles under his belt, Linden Tyson is truly making a name for himself as one of the most unique and notable artists of our generation. Especially through his latest single, "ENERGY" listeners can fully experience what Linden Tyson has to offer as he brings us into a scorching hot soundscape through the song's upbeat production and his confident bars. If you're lacking any "ENERGY" nowadays, Linden Tyson's single is exactly what you need to get back on your feet. "ENERGY" begins with a bright and bold piano loop that later meets Linden Tyson's upbeat and lively bars. Once the hefty drums make their way in, the beat expands into this energetic and fluid soundscape that leaves us craving summer's heat. As Linden Tyson continues his ferocious and crisp vocal delivery, he touches on themes of avoiding the fakes who drain his energy while upping his self-esteem through his creative endeavors. What we adore about this track is how Linden Tyson leaves any listener feeling inspired to get up and at 'em, primarily through his tight and rhythmic bars that remind one to stay true to who you are. Don't miss out on the exhilarating experience of Linden Tyson's latest hit, "ENERGY," now available to get down with on all digital streaming platforms. Welcome to BuzzMusic, Linden Tyson. Thank you for creating such an uplifting and forward-thinking single like "ENERGY." What inspired you to create this single? Last year heading into this one, I experienced a lot of pain, fake love, the ending of a few longtime relationships, the showing of true colors from those who were closest to me, & constant resentment as a human being & as an artist. I also felt this intense amount of pressure & expectation to be great, and thoughts of not feeling "good enough", ALL at once. I was drained, & completely out of it. So I prayed, and brought myself out of that pain, by writing about it. I write all of my songs based on experiences I've had or what I'm currently thinking about or feeling at the time. Regarding the production for "ENERGY," did you create this beat yourself, or did you collaborate with any producers during this process? Was the beat pre-made by another producer? I produced "ENERGY" entirely by myself; it was fun to create. I had this really nice piano sample loop stashed in the music library of my production software, that I ended up turning into an entirely new loop. I cut out this one section of the original loop that stood out to me the most, pitched it down a few semitones, and then just added the drums. What do you hope listeners take away from your single, 'ENERGY?" How did you write your bars so that listeners could feel inspired and motivated? Ultimately, to not allow anyone or anything to drain or take your energy away from you. I think that there are so many things in life that are capable of doing so, even people. I tend to write with the listener in mind which I believe makes my music relatable; because those who listen to it either have had, or have gone through the same experiences I did. I think as a result, people can walk away feeling inspired & motivated. With a broad discography under your belt, how are you evolving your sound and style to stay current and keep your audience excited for future releases? My music continues to evolve and stay current because I don't focus on what everyone else is doing, I stay true to myself and play in my own sandbox with the gifts that God has given me, which in the turn, makes me unique. Yes, I'm definitely influenced by the sounds of other artists; but there are too many duplicated sounds in music currently that are ultimately taking away the quality of it as a whole. It's almost hard to tell "who's who" because almost everyone looks and sounds the same. I think that's the reason I'm able to thrive & succeed as an artist, & why my audience is always looking forward to whatever I release next. Instagram Twitter