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Heidi Webster's artistry, creativity, and passion for the power of music comes from her career, not only as a performer but as a music therapist in hospice care. A songwriter and performer since childhood, Heidi Webster moved to LA in 2016 after starring in the Broadway-review smash hit Showstoppers at the Wynn, Las Vegas. There, she began working with Grammy Award-winning producer, Keith Olsen, and Tom Weir, Grammy-award-winning engineer. Delving into her latest single, “Neon” Heidi Webster transports listeners to a nostalgic era filled with glimmers of synth-Pop. The effervescent beat structure resides in a jaunty universe of electric synths and tight drum patterns as Heidi Webster cascades her atmospheric vocals over top of the musical arrangement. There’s a welcoming tenor to her striking timbres that echo in a basin of reverberation. Instantly gravitating towards her delicate yet prevailing presence emitted, you feel familiar with the company of Heidi Webster performing through this luxurious soundscape brought forth in your headphones. With Heidi Webster and Andrew Schwartz behind the production helms of “Neon,” they prove that the details truly matter as the production elements illuminate an intricate atmosphere filled to the brim with connecting pieces. Our favorite addition to the instrumentation has to be the sound of a neon sign flickering off that is buried in the composition but visible if you’re willing to take a deeper listen. Coming to the final moments, the vocal layers in the bridge grab your attention with the distorted layers projecting a textured dimension to sweep you into the final chorus. “Neon,” has us out of our seats and dancing to the brightly displayed buoyancy at hand. Be prepared to have this track on repeat, and don’t say we didn’t warn you. Congratulations on the release of “Neon.” Could you please take us into the moment or story that shaped your inspiration for the song’s narrative? Thank you so much! It’s been so much fun writing and producing this new single, Neon. The idea came to me randomly earlier this year. I have been so obsessed with neon and neon signs for the past couple of years and ordered a custom sign for my apartment. It honestly brings me so much joy to have this glowing piece of art that I knew I had to write a song that included Neon in the hook. It came together really quickly after that. The concept for the song really has felt similar to how it has felt for everyone this past year. Being alone, being in quarantine, and being unsure with so many uncertainties. It’s also that feeling you get when you meet someone new that brings a spark into your life that you didn’t realize was missing. How do you find this track compares to the other music heard in your catalog? Taking a more 80’s Pop vibe into the sonic elements, does this represent you as an artist and the direction your music is headed? Yes, definitely. There is for sure an element of this in all of my tracks coming up on my new EP, Night Light, which will be released in June. There are common threads that you can hear while keeping each tune unique to its own theme. I just love an 80’s throwback so much. I love electronic elements and finding new ways to incorporate them into my production. In terms of themes, messaging and emotions felt, what are you hoping that your audience takes away from this track? I want this song to feel fresh and fun for people now that we are coming into a new time and getting out more. It’s a renewed sense of positive energy. A summer song vibe. When I created this song I wanted something that makes people want to get up and dance or tap their toes. If someone feels good when listening to it then nothing could make me happier. What can you tell your audience about your EP ‘Night Light,’ which’s set to be released in June of this year? Does “Neon,” reflect what we’ll be hearing? I am so excited to share the songs on this EP! They are all so different while still feeling cohesive at the same time. The idea of the album came when I was starting to see a common theme in my music. Each of the songs on the album have an element in them that references something that shines a light in the dark, each in a different way. It’s something that really represents who I am and how I want to live my life. Neon is the most upbeat song on the album but not the only toe-tapper. There is a collaboration I’m extremely excited about and the production is a wide range. I believe there is something for everyone. What's next for you, Heidi? I will be having another music video released that will come out with the EP, Night Light, at the end of June, which I am thrilled to announce will be a cover of, Sky Full of Stars by Coldplay, filmed and directed by Kat Hennessey. It’s unsure when live music will be back in full swing but I think we are seeing the light at the end of the tunnel. Once the EP is out it is onto the next project. I feel so honored to get to do what I love and music has helped me find my voice. You can keep up with all of the behind-the-scenes of the making of my music video, Neon, on my Instagram @heidiwebstermusic, and check out my website for updates as well as my catalog at www.heidiwebster.com. Thank you so much for having me! Instagram

Marie Minet creates a synthesis of genres that are as sublime as they are original. A clear and bewitching voice, strong lyrics with nostalgic accents, and deep melodies with Cape Verdean and African influences have her talents addressed in a raw but poetic way that enhances life stories echoing her generation. “Happy End” is the most recent single and video release from Marie Minet, and let us tell you; the control she holds in her performance techniques are mystical. Bringing light and passion to the beautifully played piano chords that evoke emotion upon first listen, you’re entranced in the prevailing quintessence that Marie Minet emits. Accompanied by a music video that has a flourishing series of minimalistic scenes to instill the power of her messaging, Marie Minet can be seen alongside Joao Ventura in a dark room with the only light to shine remaining on them in their time of performance. Transitioning between these frames, our attention is also captured by the remaining scene that showcases a woman below the surface of water effortlessly floating with the motions of the waves. The manner in which the Portuguese-based, French singer-songwriter graces her heart-rending timbres with an expressive articulation that etches each word into your mind is an elegant feat to achieve. Performing in the language of French, you don’t need to understand the language to know that what she is saying is powerful. It makes you feel the music deep in your soul. Being the debut single off of her forthcoming album, ‘Clair Obscur’ which she composed with texts by her brother Paul, 2021 is shaping up rather wistfully for the endearing passion that drives Marie Minet. Instagram Facebook

Trademvrq is an American Hip-Hop artist born in New York City and raised throughout Maryland. Since the early days of his career, he has remained dedicated to accomplishing his goal of creating emotional experiences and connections through his music. Trademvrq’s versatility in his approach to his music has resulted in a diverse array of styles over his two albums and several singles released between 2019 and 2020. Currently releasing new music every Thursday in 2021 Trademvrq ensures this is only the beginning of his journey. “Piña Colada” is a staple in Trademvrq’s music catalog, which is why we decided to bring the spotlight back to the January release. Radiating an alluring vigor that is seamlessly captured by the depiction of a fluently composed instrumentation, the unique spirit of “Piña Colada,” illuminates the thought-provoking timbres of Trademvrq. Transporting us to a melodic universe that graces our speakers with airy synths and enticing drum patterns, Trademvrq exudes his signature charisma as he professes keen lyrics that emphasize abundance. Serenading us with the vibrant buoyancy served throughout the positively portrayed dimensions, the themes touched on to graze the gratified persona of Trademvrq. “Piña Colada” falls into an ambient bop that acts as the soundtrack to your life. We’re fully taken back by the waves of confidence that cascade with the essence of Trademvrq in a way that is exclusive to his craft. Merging with the musical components at hand, Trademvrq exudes a euphonious bliss in the way that his harmonious panache taps into an effortless style of songwriting. Allowing his audience to be one with the music as he embodies an effervescent grip on reality, Trademvrq fuses together sonic delicacy, for us to enthusiastically feast on. Welcome to BuzzMusic, Trademvrq, we love the vibrancy in “Piña Colada.” What inspired you to bring such an upbeat song to life? In your own words, what does it mean to you? The upbeat nature has a lot to with manifestation in my own life. I’m hoping to speak a lot of positive energy into my future, particularly, my determination to reach my goals within the music industry. These past several months have been kinda crazy but I’m still outside, you can’t blame me. Could you please share a glimpse into the creative process that you took on when creating Piña Colada?" It was one of the earlier songs to be finished in a pretty large recording session and I like to be in the moment whenever I create music. There are a lot of timely topics in my personal life that I was referring to in the song. I was also reminiscing on my past and how far I’ve come on my journey as well as acknowledging the goals I haven’t reached yet. I focused a lot of those thoughts and emotions into this song and I feel like I did I pretty good job conveying my experiences in the track. We’re so intrigued by Trademvrq Thursday! What inspired you to come up with this concept and how does it work? I can’t take all of the credit for the idea of Trademvrq Thursday. I get a lot of advice from my good friend and business partner, Matt Luther. We collaborate on a lot of different aspects of my career, creative or otherwise. I had an idea in 2020 to release a song every week and it kinda manifested into Trademvrq Thursday. Every song is a recorded freestyle, which I feel allows me to be myself during recording sessions and avoid overthinking any one lyric or melody. It’s been something that I am very dedicated to, I haven’t missed a date yet and I plan on continuing this in the future. What has been the best piece of advice you have received throughout your artistic career so far? How do you apply it to what you do? Art is ever-changing and I have to say that the most powerful piece of advice that I’ve gotten would have to be myself. Not to be afraid to do things that are different and outside of the box. I’m sure that my fans that have been following since the beginning have realized that I’m not afraid to experience new styles of music. I’m excited to keep going down this path and see what else I can create with this newfound freedom. I like to approach every song with a free spirit and try to stay out of my own way as much as possible, kinda let the music write itself. Instagram

Born and raised in Toronto Canada, YOUNGMETALGOD is a rising experimental Hip-hop artist that has continued to draw attention with his debut single “Quadzilla.” With a diverse range of influences, YOUNGMETALGOD credits his unique sound to inspirations such as Bob Marley, Wu-Tang Clan, Drug-induced Freestyle Jazz, Yaeji, Jay Electronica, and the late MF Doom, as some of his many musical influences. Not one to listen to the radio to avoid unwanted subconscious influences when creating his sound, his goals fall into creating something artistically diverse. Commencing with the enticing essence of delicate hi-hats, the laid-back core of “Quadzilla,” dips into heavily pacifying hues as the song is influenced by cannabis and its soporific tendencies. Adding to the progression of the musicality as we hear gentle coughs and the sparking of joints, the beginning of this record acts as an introduction to not only “Quadzilla” but to the Eglinton West artist YOUNGMETALGOD himself. As we tap into the slick verses of YOUNGMETALGOD, you become lured into his quintessence as he portrays his words with such ease. Utilizing his artistic techniques that give Hip-hop a different approach, we admire the experimental side of his craft making a debut alongside his brilliant mindset. “Quadzilla” pulls you into its embrace as you toss all of your cares to the side and sink into the tantalizing structure forming this musical escape. With YOUNGMETALGOD’s ambitions being aimed at carving out a lane for his exclusive traits, he has already begun to pave the way. With such promise traveling at full force, we are eager to see YOUNGMETALGOD propel in his respected field on his mission to bend genres and bring forth a sound authentic to him. Congratulations on the release of your debut single, “Quadzilla.” With this being your introduction to the music industry, could you please share a bit about the inspiration behind this track? The inspo for Quadzilla was weed, and I wanted to keep that transparent. I was trying to go indica/sativa vibes on the record, and it ended up working well. At first, I thought I was going to take out the first half, just in case people would stop the song before I started rapping. But then the artist in me told me to keep it, and that the switch, in contrast, is what really gives the song its beauty. Every time I played it for someone Id watch them cringe and fake smile and tell me they liked it, and Id just stay quiet and wait, and every time the drop came you could see peoples jaw drop a bit and they'd need to restart the song instantly knowing what they know now type of thing. I love it. What encouraged you to make this your debut? What does “Quadzilla,” say about you as both an artist and individual? Honestly, I wasn't even planning on dropping when I did. Originally I was supposed to debut my first song a bit later, we had a different song picked and everything. But when 4/20 was approaching it just felt like it was the right thing to do, to give my first song a 4/20 birthday that people can celebrate every year. As an artist and as an individual are the same thing to me so my answer would apply to both. But I feel like it's a good representation of me all around, it shows both sides of the same coin. That I can joke around, and that I can spit spit. On the same record. Could you please take us into what the creative process looked like when bringing this song to life? I balled up and hit a dope freestyle. How do you allow your wide range of influences to directly speak into the music that you create? Subconsciously. I really genuinely love the vibes of the stuff I listen to, so its only natural that I emulate those vibes when I'm jamming out, and if they mix they mix What would you like new listeners to know about you and your music? If you're a new listener, first off thank you for giving me the time of day. Glad you found me. My journey as an artist is about where I can go with my music creatively, rather than how can I get on from music, like most artists I hear. You get to a point as an artist where you can kind of see who were between the two. So for whoever's reading this, just know there's a reason you found me, and I got alot of gems for you coming soon I promise. Instagram

Based in his home state of Wyoming, the alternative artist and singer-songwriter Nowah releases a heavily grunge-inspired single entitled "Beside You." Taking inspiration from alternative artists and singer-songwriters of the past decades like Cobain and Demarco, Nowah is excited to introduce his latest bodies of work that stem from a variety of influences. Using his time to print, press, and curate a unique lo-fi-infused alt-pop/rock sound, Nowah is ready to hit our speakers with his latest release. His latest single, "Beside You" brings listeners into the hazy soundscapes of modern-day grunge and dreamy alt-rock. We can't help but hear his musical influences shine through on this track, as Nowah pushes a dense and emotional sonic landscape while piercing our ears with whaling/distorted guitars to make for a nostalgic yet contemporary listening experience. Hitting play on "Beside You," the track opens with muffled electric guitar strums offering an immediate grunge approach. As Nowah's hazy and low vocals join the party alongside his down-tempo drum breaks and psychedelic synth arrangements, the track brings this intensely reflective and dreamy vibe that's bound to sweep listeners off their feet. Meeting the track's halfway point, a whaling electric guitar makes its appearance and livens the song's organic aspects while being perfectly complemented by Nowah's transcendent vocal approach. As he sings of being by someone's side through thick and thin, the instrumentals pierce through our speakers once over with their vibrant transitions while ending the song with boundless emotion. Feel the heavy vibe of Nowah's latest single, "Beside You," now available on all digital streaming platforms. Welcome to BuzzMusic, Nowah. We truly adore the grungy and heartfelt tones of your latest single, "Beside You." What inspired you to create this emotionally rich single? I was first inspired by a band called Low. In particular, there is a song called “No Comprende” off of their album “Ones and Sixes”. I was very drawn to the ending gut-wrenching drop in the bass, and the western-style licks by Alan Sparhawk. Lyrically, I reflected on myself, as I do in most of my work. I feel very empathetic towards other individuals in my life and have found that I always try my hardest to put myself down to be helpful to another, often not working out and harming myself instead. This backward action was meant to be displayed in the sad tone of the song. Was there a particular message that you wanted to convey through your lyricism in "Beside You?" Was it easy to put your thoughts onto paper during your songwriting process? The message is simply that I am beside everyone who listens. I always try to be there for people when they need it. Although often we need breaks and alone time, and I hope that's all understandable to whoever I’m speaking to. This song was obviously written about personal experiences of mine as well. “Beside You” was probably one of the easiest songs I’ve put on paper. The lyrics just came to me as the music did. I even drew inspiration in the lyrics from the band I previously mentioned, Low, in the third verse stating that “Words and Cuts seem to Slide by around you”. This is a reference to the songs “Words”, “Cuts”, and “Slide” off their 1994 album “I Could Live In Hope”. Could you take us through your creative/recording process for "Beside You?" Why did you want to bring such a dense and hazy atmosphere to the song? I originally wrote the song in a D tuning on my acoustic guitar, and was meant to be featured on my first project, “Greenery”. The riff is repetitive throughout most of the song because at the time it was easier for me to record. I recorded this song on Garage Band on my 2011 MacBook Air while in my basement, so naturally, it was a little dusty when I returned to it for my debut release. I brought a dense atmosphere to represent the emotion throughout the instrumental. I feel it replicates the calming, slow sadness of that backward action. It's something that can’t be described as well as I’d like, but I feel “Beside You” did it fairly well. During the chorus’s it gets a little raunchy. I did this to show a drop of some sort, something unexpected at first listen that brings the listener deeper into the song. This area also shows my more rock-grunge-style roots. We've noticed that you also released an accompanying single entitled "Bees/Twelve." Why did you want to release both singles simultaneously? I released "BEES/TWELVE" on YouTube a week or so prior to its release on Spotify with the music video being clips of some of my closest friends. I wanted the double release to show a bigger connection and picture, sort of a message to my closest friends that I'm always with them, and beside them for anything. Instagram Artist Website

Vatomico is a project created from the need to create a musical contrast between classic and electronic. Based in Los Angeles, California, Vatomico is an instrumental project that plays ‘Electrojazz;’ a mix of electronic music with funk, mambo, and jazz. The sound produced by the bass, sequences, sax, and keyboards goes from Avalanche and Kinky to Coltrane and Mingus. Their shows, with songs composed mostly of their own, offer a tremendous display of energy and improvisation, where the keyboards in charge of Danny Andress, and sax, by Nick Gomez, gain the spotlight, supported by a solid rhythm section that doesn’t disappoint anybody. Taking our attention to the utterly dynamic buoyancy implanted into their latest single “Peace,” we get a healthy offering of the various strengths Vatomico is capable of. Shifting through a musical complexity that is triggered by distorted bass lines, timely percussion, and intricately sculpted keyboard arrangements, we appreciate the finer details that disburse elements of golden sax hues and the compelling voice clip repeating throughout the composition to bring unity to this masterpiece. There is a definite intensity that surfaces from the depths of the musicality as the prevailing message emitted throughout “Peace,” enforces a world in need of optimistic relief. In a song that is purely instrumental except for the pre-recorded memo frequently occurring, there is much to be unraveled by the listener's own interpretation. You clasp onto the overall spirit that rises from this body of work as you anticipate what will weave its way through the progression next. Electrojazz is the perfect way to outline the undefinable quintessence that Vatomico carries with them throughout each musical piece they construct. Incorporating contemporary elements that amalgamate with a blend of retro meets futuristic tenors, Vatomico is ahead of their time with the artistry they offer. Continuing to wow us one song at a time, we’re here for the timeless creations they’ll throw our way next. Welcome to BuzzMusic, Vatomico, and congratulations on the release of “Peace.” Although the theme may be apparent with the title of the song, we’re curious as to what exact moment inspired the abstract creation of this track? There was not one exact moment but rather a combination of events and moments throughout the creative process. There was an initial desire to create "something" that would show the crucial moments we are going through as a society, and at the same time, to put out the idea of the possibility of hope. With such an eclectic arrangement of sounds that are near impossible to get off your mind, could you please take us into the creative process that brought this song to life? This piece really went through a creative-evolving process. Started first with a challenge given by an organization to create something with a group of specific notes they gave that had to be included on the piece. I didn’t get into the competition since I heard about this just a couple of days before the deadline. However, within those couple of days, most of the structure of the song was created, and really wanted to continue with it. Then, I came across Charles Chaplin’s speech and thought of it as the perfect addition to what I was creating at that moment. Also, the addition of keyboards and piano, by Danny Andress, and saxophone, by Nick Gomez, completed what I had envisioned at first. What are you hoping that your listeners take away from the messaging in this piece? I really hope they get the point I want to get across. First to recognize we are going through rough times that need to be questioned by society and that we need to confront to bring down barriers that prevent us from growing as a society. Also, to eliminate what’s poisoning us as people. At the same time, to continue with a sense and feeling of hope for the future. Do you find that the music scene in Los Angeles has any impact on your artistry? Absolutely, for example, I have been on different types of projects and musical genres throughout my career here in L.A., from Hip Hop to Electronica passing through Rock en Español and Theater musicals. This city’s musical scene is culturally rich and gives the artist an ample palate to get inspiration from. What's next for you? Next is to continue recording and releasing music, and, hopefully, to come back soon to play shows. Last year we were invited to the Festival Internacional de Jazz de Querétaro and was an amazing experience. We would love to continue performing everywhere we can, venues, festivals, shows, etc. Instagram Facebook

From Toledo to Los Angeles, ARTIS JEFE drips in authenticity while being a poet at heart. Here to create art and music freely, while inspiring others to follow suit, ARTIS JEFE is on a mission on a quest to find the best expression of himself. The soothing elements of retrospective transmission are mind-altering in ARTIS JEFE’s latest release “Ya See.” There is an unalloyed emotion that enters the soundscape in a way that takes over your very essence as you immerse yourself in the melodies portrayed. Through an intimate offering of luscious timbres, each word speaks out in a way that has us feeling the individual grooves that are visited in the instrumentation. Enlisting the striking croons of a female vocalist to enhance this emotional rollercoaster, the brilliant escape that is etched into the contrast of emcees like verses and melodic utters brings us to a realization laced in the narrative. ARTIS JEFE produces a vulnerable environment where he speaks on losing his sister, losing his purpose, and no longer being able to see someone due to them not being with him physically. Intertwined is an expression of spirituality and the mission to grasp onto the bigger picture in life, the instrumentation switches its route of navigation halfway through this piece, as we are left with the final thought of ARTIS JEFE reiterating ‘I need you to see.’ Dimensions are struck in a manner that has yet to be visited by the poetic storytelling he incorporates in his lyrical dexterity. Coming from a place of heart-rending realization, ARTIS JEFE is turning heads with “Ya See.” Thank you for joining us at BuzzMusic ARTIS JEFE and congratulations on the release of “Ya See.” You truly capture the spirit of your poetic roots in this composition. Could you please take us into what the creative process was like when writing this track? This song is based on a poem I wrote I am speaking on the loss of vision and purpose when my sister ascended. The lyrics came from the soul. My intention was to make the poem and the pain beautiful so I got help from the mega-producer OmgItsMedina, soul singer Karen. and masterful MC Phillip DARK. Do you find that having a background in poetry helped your artistry or kept you boxed into a specific style of art? My art is poetry. ARTIS POETRY. The way the beat switches halfway through this record is brilliant! It adds so much depth to the message you’re sending out. What inspired this concept? Did you find it easier or more difficult to write to a piece that has two instrumentations locked into one? OmgItsMedina: As a producer who listens to a lot of different genres of music, I have heard songs that have beat switches in them and that makes listening to it so much more interesting and I feel like a single song shouldn’t be bound to one specific beat/instrumental. It was fairly easy to make the switch since a new idea popped into my head and I just decided to run with that idea for the rest of the song. ARTIS JEFE: I love the switch up and LOVE this beat absolutely. I think it actually switches up 3 times which I love threes and love when the flow switches. Whether it be about you or self-realization of their own, what are you hoping that your listeners take away from “Ya See?" We want them to see the bigger picture when there is little hope. We want them to look inside themselves for guidance. What can we anticipate to hear next from you? I will be dropping a power-pop project titled “THIS IS NOT RAP” this summer. “YA SEE” will be on there as well as a single titled “SYMPHONY” that’s currently out on all music platforms. I have features dropping with my label Cxndom. I am also planning to release another poetry EP. If you haven’t yet check out my poetry EP “SHE IS JEFE” by Joshua Chee. Instagram

Bringing us the goods from Cleveland to Nashville, the powerful alt-pop artist and singer-songwriter Lawn returns with a heartbreaking ballad entitled "grow up and figure it out." There's never a dull moment when it comes to the dynamic and mysterious stylings of Lawn, as she's graced us with her stylings on various occasions and left us wanting more each time around. Creating music for the misunderstood, Lawn strives to bring her audience into a place of inclusivity and acceptance. Expanding on her most recent release, "grow up and figure it out," Lawn soaks our speakers in another heavily versatile alt-pop/rock piece through her dynamic instrumentals and conceptual lyricism. While touching on themes of heartbreak and moving forward for the better, Lawn pulls us deep into the storyline through her brilliant and emotional performance. Hitting play on, "grow up and figure it out," we're met with a foot-stomping drum beat, short rhythm guitar strokes, and a celestial violin arrangement. Once Lawn begins floating through the track with her vibrant vocal stylings, she later expands on the conceptual and heartfelt storyline. Reaching the pre-chorus, short violin strings serenade us alongside a tender piano and Lawn's introspective lyricism. Expanding on her lyrics, Lawn reminds us of past hardships as she brings us deeper into a story of someone's birthday and the cyclical emotions that come around each year. Wishing to reach out and rekindle their once lit flame, Lawn harshly reminds herself to grow up and move forward from this recurring heartache. Find a piece of yourself within Lawn's recent emotional single, "grow up and figure it out," and get to know the influential singer-songwriter as she continues to expand her sound and style. Welcome back to BuzzMusic Lawn.Thank you for winning us over once again with your powerful stylings, especially within your recent single, "grow up and figure it out." What inspired the creation of this emotional piece? Thank you, wow, beyond flattered you like it. It’s taken me by such a humbling surprise at the response from this single. This song is clearly a lot different than my latest releases but I was inspired by my earliest childhood influences such as Michelle Branch, Avril Lavigne, Paramore, just to name a few of the greats. But all in all, I have to thank my ex who was really mean to me. His birthday was ironically Independence Day, which in America is the time to get completely sh*t-faced so he would throw these huge extravagant parties at his house to where he would either ignore me or fight with me. So thanks man, couldn’t have done it without ya. Seeing as you're relatively familiar with writing such emotional and vulnerable lyricism, did you face any inner challenges when writing your lyrics for "Grow Up and Figure It Out?" "grow up and figure it out," was the easiest song I’ve ever written. I always knew I would write something about him eventually, as it consumed such a large portion of my young adult life, but I had to get over the initial heartbreak from it which took me years. Grief is a weird thing when it comes to your first love, constantly vacillating between sadness, anger, and apathy. I really wanted this song to exhibit the emotions of love and of growing up and figuring it out. What were the recording and creative processes like for the instrumentals within "Grow Up and Figure It Out?" Did you work solo on this process? Every song I write starts with a horrible rendition of me playing one instrument. It started off with just keys, then electric guitar, then my producer put some synth strings on there because I am truly obsessed with being dramatic. I want every lyric, every note to everything I write to hit hard, to contribute to the story. But, I still wanted the violence and the pain of losing someone to be displayed so we kept the electric guitar, got some beats over it. That’s when the strings became a focal point. Why did you feel the need to add a powerful and cinematic string section to the instrumentals for your single, "grow up and figure it out?" My engineer, Sam Falle, is truly one of the most patient people I’ve ever met. He’s always willing to take the extra step to make my music what I envisioned it to be, even when I’m unable to describe what I’m going for. After we dabbled with the string concept, he mentioned getting real string players to play on this song. Since I was 6 years old, I’ve had such a fascination with strings and dreamed of the day I’d have them on some of my own work. When I heard Mary Grace, and Jerome, my Violinist/Violist, play the first time through the track, I cried because it was so beautiful and beyond what I ever thought it could be. The amount of time and talent that goes into playing an instrument of that caliber is magical to witness. I also love Harry Potter. Feel like that needs to be mentioned. How do releases like "grow up and figure it out," help new listeners get to know you better? How does this single represent you and your sound? I have two sides to my character, one that is an emotional, grieving storm, and the other that is ready to fight my case with fire. I feel like most of my latest singles like Insatiable and For You, Mom is when I was crying and asking for a break. Grow Up and Figure it out is me giving the break. This is a song that resembles the closest with my first single, “Summer Mattress”, armed and loaded with every word I wish I said once my rose-colored glasses departed from view. Do you have a dream artist collaboration? I always joke and say that I’m the dollar store Phoebe Bridgers but that’s mostly due to the similar hair color. I’d love to collaborate with her along with Julien Baker, Chelsea Cutler, Sasha Sloan, just to name a few of my influences. Any female artist out there breaking the glass ceiling, I’m chipping away right next to you while cheering you on in the crowd. What can we anticipate to hear next from you? Hopefully something in person where I can hear you all singing the words back to me. Instagram Facebook

The NYC-based emo-positive artist and singer-songwriter Meghan Pulles reaches out to fans in hopes of aiding in the creation of her debut album with help from her recent crowdfunding campaign. While Meghan Pulles continues to create music that touches on the cathartic journey of mental and emotional healing/wellness, she's eager to begin recording her forthcoming debut album, which is anticipated to cover the same introspective concepts. Also mentioning that the album covers themes of healing through abuse and trauma, it goes without saying that audiences anywhere could use a thoughtful and needed project like this. That being said, Meghan Pulles is reaching out to fans and listeners to be a part of her journey with this album through donations to help bring the project into existence. Independent acts everywhere are more than aware of the expensive cost it takes to create a 13-track album like Meghan Pulles', which is why she promises to shine a light on needed and necessary lyrical topics to return the favor. With help from donations or simply word of mouth, Meghan Pulles will be able to create her debut album and introduce her music to vast audiences that long for an artist to touch on the necessary topics of mental and emotional wellness. To contribute to Meghan Pulles' musical journey here. Instagram Facebook

Born and raised in Hartford, Connecticut, Eva Constance began her musical journey by singing in the church choir at the age of 6. After debuting her own original creations back in August of 2020, with her single ‘Selfish,’ the growth that propelled her forward would allow her to take the world by storm. Recently touching down with her most recent single “Forget Me,” Eva Constance exudes her overflowing charisma in a way that has us picking up our jaws from off the floor. The anthemic nature of this hit carries dark undertones as the other illuminated tenors display a buoyancy emitted in the ambiance crafted. With instrumentation fixated on nostalgic 90’s styled drum patterns, a rhythmic bassline, and of course, the sultry timbres of Eva Constance, we’re immersed in a healthy offering of harmonies articulating a purpose through the song's empowering approach. “Forget Me,” navigates us through the rather unforgettable subject matter reflective of Eva Constance establishing her name. Laced within the verses and mesmerizing hook, we have her professing lyrical motifs such as ‘even if you want to, you can’t forget me,’ which rounds up her listeners in a way that has them all chanting their self-worth right back at the emerging artist. Basking in the surge of confidence we expect from an Eva Constance song, we want to say that we’re not surprised one bit that she left it all on the table with her energy radiated, and vulnerability surfaced. Knowing how to cater to the most authentic version of herself, it is no wonder that her fan base is rapidly flourishing in the palm of her hand. Hello Eva Constance and welcome to BuzzMusic. We absolutely love your latest single “Forget Me.” The energy you showcase is unmatched! What was the inspiration behind this single? Thank you so much! My engineer and I worked very hard on this one. We wanted this sound to be unmatched with today’s music and I wanted to put a 90’s hip-hop spin on it. The inspiration behind this was with my past. You give so much to other people who don’t appreciate you and all you do for them and I wanted to show that in this single. The lyrics really speak that whole idea. I wanted the ones who thought I wasn’t going to be someone, those who didn’t believe in me, those who laughed at me, those who bullied me, those who took advantage of my kindness to know that you may have left me but you’ll never forget who I was for you and this single embodies that. I grabbed a lot of inspiration from artists as well like the early 2000’s Beyoncé, 3LW, TLC, Aaliyah, Christina Aguilera, and Destiny’s Child. I grew up in that era and loved it so much. I noticed a lot of that style is no lower around and I thought I’d bring it back with this single. I’m so proud of the end product and I know that others will be feeling it too. Could you please shine a light on the team that helped you bring a song of this caliber to life? How did everyone contribute and what was the experience like? My team includes my engineer/producer Matthew Lee and me. It’s just us two at the moment but I’m ok with that. We definitely take our time and work together to make each single I have the best that it can be. This single came to be when I was looking for new instrumentals to work on. I always loved the 90’s because that was my childhood. I grew up listening to artists like Aaliyah, Destiny’s Child, Danity Kane, P Diddy, 3LW, among others. Once I received the instrumental I was digging it so much that a whole melody and lyrics just came to me. I wrote the words down as they flowed and it became “Forget Me”. At the time I didn’t realize what the song actually meant. I sometimes write songs not knowing where the words and melodies are coming from and why they are coming to me with a certain project, but when they do and it all comes together I finally I stand what I was trying to say in the track and then everything else on visuals startup. I wrote the melody and the lyrics to “Forget Me” and I aided in harmonies. Matthew Lee assisted in directing which harmonies would be best to be used, mixed, and mastered the track as well as all my other singles out now. he really is a great engineer and I’m happy he is on my team. He’s also a perfectionist so sometimes I become impatient but he lets me know it’s good to take your time to perfect a project and make it the best it can be and I’m so grateful for someone like him. You’re known for the way that you let your authentic self shine through each word you pen. Is there a specific mindset that you have to tap into when approaching a song like “Forget Me?" Sometimes when I receive an instrumental, I do not have an idea in mind. I usually listen to it and hum trying to see what melodies come to mind. Sometimes along with a melody, I speak words and I write them down. To me, it’s all about flow. Once you have that, you just fill in the blanks. For my newest single “Forget Me” I didn’t have an idea but I knew it had to be old school, and by that I mean my old school of the 90’s - early 2000’s era. I didn’t have an idea other than that per se, but the words came to me, and later on, it formed what my mind wanted to say all along. Since the release of ‘Selfish,’ how have you found yourself growing as an artist and individual? Since the release of 'Selfish,' I’ve tapped into this unknown strength, beauty, comfort, and goal-oriented person. I have always been determined to make my dreams come true but I think back then it was more of a daydream. I didn’t actually try the best I could to be who I wanted to be at the time. Today, I strive almost every single day to do things I’m scared to do, write things I’ve never written, and show that I am comfortable in my own skin, sound, life, and dreams. I tapped into confidence I never thought I would have. I always wanted to be, but I think now I am at that point in my life where I don’t really care what others have to say about me because I stand tall in what I do and put my best in all of it. I was always a very shy and reserved person, but that seems to be going away and I am expressing myself in ways I never thought I would. It’s truly amazing when you get to that point within yourself because when you do, others take notice. What's next for you? I am working on two music videos - one for my single “Tangler” and one for my newest single “Forget Me”. I am highly excited for both to be released. I am also finishing up my debut EP wig oh is set to be released later in the year. I have a lot of music coming out in the future and I have no plans on stopping. 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