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Back with his third single from his debut album, 'My Ambitions Life or Death Vol.1,' Hip-hop artist Fame-ous Barz steers the ship of his powerful creations as he delivers a textured magnetism for all to hear. As he continues to garner attention worldwide, the multifaceted artist from Detroit, Michigan shows no signs of letting up. With each song more captivating than the last, Fame-ous Barz is slowly introducing the world to his highly anticipated album. Delving into a fusion of hard-hitting energy while remaining fully cognizant, Fame-ous Barz provides an enticing environment that touches on both the nostalgic roots of old-school Hip-hop and the poignant R&B tenors. Being his third single introduced to the world, the styles that we have graciously had the pleasure of hearing swarm together and offer something vastly different from the last. Dripping in an alluring swagger that is etched into his being, the self-assured poise that Fame-ous Barz rocks so effortlessly has us hypnotized by the rhyme schemes that he delivers. You just don’t hear the boom-bap pedigrees anymore in today’s day and age. Honing in on the quintessence of being a true emcee, Fame-ous Barz doesn’t hold back as he overflows his authentic truth in the cadences that he swiftly approaches. Clear and present with his vocal delivery, we admire the sweet R&B sounds that reign in the chorus that takes “No Love,” to a new-found facet. Combining his intricate lyricism with the layers of heartfelt tendencies, “No Love,” has us appreciating the value that Fame-ous Barz places into each song that he crafts. Implementing his talents in a versatile manner, we’re looking forward to what we can expect from the next single to be released. Welcome back to BuzzMusic, Fame-ous Barz, its always a pleasure catching up with you. Congratulations on the release of, “No Love.” What is the meaning behind the lyrical content of this single? Thank you so much for having me. The content was pretty much is and was as real as it could get for me to touch on particularly my battles in the music industry professionally and personally it came down to me putting my self in a position where the closes people to me at the time felt entitled to the success that came with it. It was a struggle and a battle where I had a lot of people around me envious of the opportunities that I was blessed to have and bitter ex that didn't believe in me or my dreams were going to happen for me but when things took off for me they didn't spare any expense to try to destroy everything I work so hard for but I persevered and overcame the odds to be where I am through God. Could you please share a glimpse of what the studio session was like when bringing this particular single to life? Well, it was pretty hard to touch on it at the time but I had actually made the music to fit everything in the midst of the betrayals the war of words what a lot of people I had a love for and considered family but at some point, you have to let the lines be drawn and address it and it was a lot that I had to get off my chest but the reactions that people gave me from hearing the record they were really overwhelmed with what I went through with my trials and tribulations on this record so I'm really glad that the feedback that I'm getting for people it was shocking because it shocked me and I just put everything that was going on with me mentally and who I am on that record. Stepping into a smoother role for “No Love,” how does this single compare to the other two singles that you currently have out? I will say no love expresses more vulnerability and a chance to let my audience know what was the inspiration behind the music and giving them more intimate detail and an answer to what was the chaos that caused the music to be made in the first place. How long has it taken you to create all of the songs that listeners will soon be able to hear on 'My Ambitions Life or Death Vol.1?' Honestly, it took me a year-and-a-half to complete the music there were a lot of people that were really trying to sabotage and trying to stop me from releasing music really a producer at the time that I worked with along with my ex they were hell-bent on stopping me other producers from working with me but I produced the music along with my wife Rainna Celeste and inked new my label deal despite there efforts. My Debut album My Ambition Life Or Death volume 1 will be released on June 18, 2021. Instagram Facebook

Raised on the West side of the Bronx High Bridge, Zela Kyle is the epitome of self-love. Self-assured and confident like no other, Zela Kyle’s selfless attitude is shaped by her surrounding environment. Deeming her sound soulful gangster. From singing soothing melodies to bodying a full-blown rap battle, her sound has always been sincere. Zela Kyle is versatile at its finest. Sipping on the tranquil instrumentation of her most recent single, “Pity Party,” the warm chord strums and ethereal pads placed into the arrangement creates a dream-like universe that has us floating towards the undeniable talents of Zela Kyle. How her passionate vocals border angelic tenors create the ultimate soul-infused groove as this slow to mid-tempo track carries reverberated tones to an exponential limit. The lyrical dexterity that Zela Kyle applies to her pacifying descants has us fixated on not only the harmonious bliss that she exudes but the realism that lies in her storytelling techniques. Swarmed in a pool of slick cadences, the rhyme schemes approached are both profound and thought-provoking. “Pity Party” is that joint that you put on in a dim-lit room as you sink into your seat, looking to drown in captivating hues of honesty. With the inimitable traits that Zela Kyle displays, there is no denying that she has something exclusive to bring to the table. Portraying a true New York sound in the modern wave of Hip-hop, her creations allow listeners to feast on a refreshing series of sounds as she carves out a designated place specific to the skill set she has to offer. Welcome to BuzzMusic, Zela Kyle, and congratulations on the release of, “Pity Party.” What inspired the thought-provoking lyrics that we hear in this song? This was a time where my soul was super down. The ways I would cope with it were Thru going out, drinking, dating people who weren’t for me, and sleeping the day away. This was my painful phase, my pity party. You pull influence from musical and non-musical influences. Could you please tell your listeners how you allow those inspirations to speak into the music that you create? I allow them to influence me with the pain, their raw stories, their legendary distinctiveness with what they do with their voice, and what they’re preaching. What they really wanna say- what really needs to be heard for the mind, body, and souls in this world. Do you have a personal favorite lyric? Nina Simone- Stars “People lust for fame like athletes in a game, we break our collarbones and come up swinging, some of us are downed some of us are crowned, and some are lost and never found But most have seen it all, they live their lives in sad cafes and music halls...” What is the main thing that you’re hoping to accomplish as an artist? To share real music again, modernly through like with a hip flow that even the biggest gangsters can listen to and bop to it. Metaphorical rough joyful soulful songs that are gonna have you thinking and learning. And to stay different, stay in my lane that I wanna be in-no matter what with also being open to other genres and sounds. Cause I love all music. Music is my life and lyrics are my life. What are you hoping that your listeners take away from “Pity Party,” in terms of themes and messages? It’s okay to not be okay. Shit happens and life goes on and it really gets better. Focus, grind and rest if you need to. Your healing process is yours and yours only. Life is beautiful and painful and you gotta love it both. Like my favorite quote ever- Amor fati” a Latin phrase that may be translated as "love of fate" or "love of one's fate". it is used to describe an attitude in which one sees everything that happens in one's life, including suffering and loss, as good or, at the very least, necessary. We got this, you got this. Instagram #BUZZMUSIC

Fresh off the release of her nostalgia-filled EP, ‘Distance,’ Ottawa based R&B recording and movement artist Queenyy familiarizes her audience with a filmic component for the featured introductory single “Broken English.” On the regular, Queenyy’s animated persona trickles into the infectious melodies she crafts as she continues to immerse her fan base in an authentic representation of lyrical content and lived experiences. However, with release of the “Broken English,” music video, this moment marks a vast stepping stone in her career as the visuals conveyed showcase her multifaceted aptitudes as both a musical and movement artist committed to exposing her emotion filled vulnerability. “Broken English,” elusively flows as the musical hues that are ventured weave through an ominous route of thought provoking resonance. As Queenyy’s sultry vocalization fills the speakers in a stimulating overflow of gripping emotion, you find yourself drawn towards the raw offering of a freestyle straight from the heart. Collaborating with the superlative directing methods from the talented Just Jay, the cinematic presentation of “Broken English,” tenders a series of extensive black and white footage that illustrates the intimacy buried in the freestyle dance elements that remain a prominent part of Queenyy’s artistry. Filmed in Canada’s capital at local Ottawa hot-spot the Armada Lounge, all guards are elevated as Queenyy intends for viewers to fixate upon the vulnerability that she shares in not only the melismatic soundwaves explored, but in the impalpable performance demonstrated in her techniques as a movement artist. As Queenyy works hard to perfect the sonic excursion she embarks, you can’t help but to be drawn towards the reminiscent hues that her honeyed creations embody. Proposing that her musical path moving forward will tour the route of delicate tenors doused in riveting passion, the music video for “Broken English,” establishes the prevailing foundation that Queenyy will continue to fashion her empire upon. instagram.com/queenyymusic twitter.com/queenyymusic facebook.com/queenyymusic

From Calgary, AB, the up-and-coming alt-pop duo ParkonRodeo releases a collection of their first creations through their debut self-titled EP, 'ParkonRodeo.' Producing, mixing, writing, and singing all their music, Neil Kingston and Jesse Carr (ParkonRodeo) strive to create their recognizable sound through their creative production and passionate vocals. Now releasing their debut EP, 'ParkonRodeo,' the duo mentioned that the project is more than meaningful to them, as it was their first attempt at creating a body of work with boundless emotion. Opening the EP is the introductory track, "Running Man," spicing our days with warm synth melodies right off the bat. Jesse Carr makes his vocal appearance and offers a modern blend of hip-hop and pop through his melodic delivery and rhythmic flow. While singing of wishing for someone to stay by his side, ParkonRodeo turns up the sonics to deliver an incredibly dreamy and calming space. Listening to the production, Neil Kingston fueled this song with such fluid and gentle hip-hop elements that naturally sail through the piece with vast emotion and tenderness. Reaching the track's outro, ParkonRodeo offers nothing but heart and modernity. Onto the EP's second track, "Too Bad," ParkonRodeo continues to place their soothing and dreamy production throughout the project, as we're met with wavy guitar samples, tight drum breaks, and an array of shimmering synths. Jesse Carr opens his heart once again and spills his spiteful feelings towards someone who doesn't quite understand the dedication and persistence of a music career. Neil Kingston later enters the song and offers more of a relaxed vocal approach, perfectly complementing the song's tender groove. Both Kingston and Carr obtain heavily emotional vocal stylings that blend with ease and harmony, ending the song on a transcendent note. Making our way to the third track, "Ghosts," this time around, ParkonRodeo delivers more of a crisp and emotional vocal/sonic tone. Jesse Carr drops his enthralling vocal stylings over the track alongside Neil Kingston's. The two truly bring us into a deep state of reflection through their conceptual and passionate lyricism. While singing of an unhealthy relationship and its repetitive cycles, ParkonRodeo drenches our speakers in emotional catharsis with each melody and lyric. Once again, offering an incredible blend of pop, hip-hop, and hints of emo-pop, ParkonRodeo delivers an immense amount of heart on this haunting piece. Spicing up the rhythm with the next piece, "Sleepless," the opening beat offers a deftly-produced and upbeat tone with each tight and rhythmic breakdown. Jesse Carr and Neil Kingston continue their emotional lyrical themes throughout this track, as they touch on realizing someone's true colors during the deep dark nights. We can't help but feel similarities to Lil Peep, not only throughout this track but also the entire EP, as ParkonRodeo offers vast emotion for listeners to find an escape. Sonically submerging us in passion while lyrically lifting us into a sensual space, we adore the versatile tones and feel of this piece. Sonically sending us "Seratonin" through the EP's fifth track, ParkonRodeo opens this beautiful tune with tender piano melodies and sweltering hip-hop-infused sonics. We can hear similar vocal tones to Blink 182's Travis Barker throughout this piece, as ParkonRodeo delivers their reminiscent lyricism alongside tight and melodic sonics. While singing of finding serotonin and energy through a significant other, Neil Kingston and Jesse Carr take us through the emotions of heavy love and finding someone to connect with when the nights get cold. This track offers nothing but a refreshing and rejuvenating atmosphere, as ParkonRodeo inspires us to search for those who are more than worthwhile. Landing on the EP's outro track, "No Need," ParkonRodeo delivers another heartfelt and highly melodic piano introduction. Once they begin serenading us with their tender and warm vocal stylings, the song lifts into this emotional space through lyrics like "Do you care no more, I just can't ignore." If there's one thing for certain, it's that ParkonRodeo has created this song to be incredibly cinematic and transcendent, as Jesse Carr and Neil Kingston push their saddening lyricism for listeners to hold on tight. Reaching the end of the song and the EP, we're wildly impressed with ParkonRodeo's broad sonic arrangements and heightened emotion. Don't miss out on ParkonRodeo's debut self-titled EP, 'ParkonRodeo,' and allow the duo to move your mountains with their first in-depth body of work, now available on all streaming platforms. Hello Neil and Jesse, and welcome to BuzzMusic. What a powerful and emotional EP you've created. When did you begin writing songs and melodies for your debut self-titled EP 'ParkonRodeo?' Thank you! We started creating this EP about 4 months ago, only 2 months after we started making our music together. We didn't really have any idea where to begin until we put a couple of songs together. In all honesty, we feel pretty blessed with how the writing process went for the EP because it seemed like each song just flowed easily and came to us one after another. Our singles 'After 10' and 'La La' were our two most mainstream sounding songs we thought, and we released those first even though we had some songs for the EP already complete. Did both of you share the songwriting/lyric writing process for your EP 'ParkonRodeo?' What inspired the heavily emotional themes? Yes, we both write, produce and mix all of our own songs. The EP was a huge learning experience for us to familiarize ourselves with the music-making process as well as our own unique sound. As for the themes, we both always wanted to make music that actually means something to us and hopefully something that people can relate to. The EP feels dark and spacey at times, but then at other moments, there is a lift in emotion and pace. This contrast is intentional within our overall vision for this EP. A big inspiration for some of the darker themes within the EP comes from everyday struggles and problems that we've personally experienced or witnessed. We've also both always been drawn towards more somber-sounding songs, as we simply feel more emotional and sometimes comfort while listening to them. Could you take us through the creative process between your duo and how you navigated the tones and sonic atmospheres for the songs within 'ParkonRodeo?' Honestly, we just made songs that felt right. We would play around with a few beats and see how we felt about making something but in the end, the beats we chose just drew us in naturally. We believe we have a somewhat darker theme when making beats but as said before, everything we make is natural, we never try to make a beat that sounds a certain way, it just comes to us. Once we find something to work with, we try to find melodies that fit with the tone of the song, depending on what we are looking for, and go from there. In terms of our separate skills and tones we each have as individual artists, we obviously match certain parts of the song with whoever voice we feel will match it better and bring out the best in our tone of voice. We both have the same vision for a song, so the process is usually smooth. However, if we don't see eye to eye on certain things this could actually be a positive thing because we will compromise and settle on something that individually we would not have thought of. Is there a track within your EP 'ParkonRodeo' that was the most challenging to create in terms of emotion and vulnerability? Which piece is the most personal to you? I think one song that is closest to us emotionally is 'Too Bad'. It's a very vulnerable song for both of us as it's a song about issues we're facing as of today. It has been very popular thus far since the release and we believe it's because people can relate to the lyrics and overall feel of the song. People always go through things that can affect their lives in different ways, but in the end, the only thing you can control in life is your attitude and we believe Too Bad has a certain attitude about it that people receive and vibe with. Since the release of your EP 'ParkonRodeo,' have you noticed any growth within your fanbase and audience? Was the EP well-received amongst your fans? Since the release, we have totally grown as a group and the feedback of the EP has been great. We have lots of opportunities coming up that we are excited about and that we hope people are going to look out for. We want to make sure everyone who hears us gets to know us personally through our music and social media. The support this far has been crazy and something we never could have imagined, especially after only having active music out for only 2 months. We appreciate every single person that takes the time to read this and we hope you guys will join along for the long ride! Instagram #BUZZMUSIC

As one of Australia's most prolific songwriters, Andrew Farriss has demonstrated time and time again his versatile skill-set towards music, especially through the release of his debut self-titled album, 'Andrew Farriss.' Known for his songwriting behind the Australian supergroup INXS, Andrew Farriss later ventured solo to perform with acts like Tom Jones, Yothu Yindi, Tania Kernaghan, and Jenny Morris. Also, an Australian Songwriters Hall of Fame inductee, Andrew Farriss, is more than ready to portray his musical and lyrical abilities solo. Jumping into the album through the introductory track, "Bounty Hunter - Hummingbird," Andrew Farris opens the project with a lush acoustic soundscape and samples of squealing birds soaring overtop. Painting precious images through this complex intro track, we move into the next piece, "Come Midnight." Andrew Farriss delves deeper into the album through this song's energy and uplifting feel as he takes us through a passionate lyrical storyline of feeling understood by a significant other. Spicing up the instrumentals for the next track, "With the Kelly Gang," Andrew Farriss offers an incredible blend of nostalgic folk-rock and country. While also touching on an intense wild, wild west storyline, we move into the next track, "Where Do You Sleep Tonight." A peaceful and easy-listening song, we adore the soothing vocal stylings of Andrew Farriss on this warm track as he drifts through with the lyricism of missing someone dearly. Pumping up the energy with the next track, "Run Baby Run," Andrew Farriss takes listeners through a highly optimistic and exhilarating piece. While singing motivational lyricism accompanied by heavily soulful country instrumentals, we jump into the next track, "My Cajun Girl." Taking us through the spirited and blissful sounds of country-folk through this track, Andrew Farriss later makes his vocal appearance and sings an endearing message of wanting more than a friendship with someone special. Getting darker with the next piece, "Apache Pass," Andrew Farriss sings more of a reflective and reminiscent storyline while depicting his journey through the Apache Pass. Heightening the album's energy with the eighth track, "Starlight," Andrew Farriss tells us an incredibly personal story of being hurt by someone who he prayed to be beside. While the instrumentals swell with bright country-rock instrumentals, the song comes to a heavily introspective end. Continuing the lush instrumentation with the ninth piece, "Son of a Gun," the song opens with punchy instrumentals and Andrew Farriss' warm vocals singing another powerful and creative lyrical storyline. Increasing the soul with the next track, "Good Momma Bad," we adore the song's fluid and hefty instrumentation that tells an equally thrilling story as Andrew Farriss' playful message. Reaching the album's final tracks with the eleventh piece, "Drifting," Andrew Farriss opens this track with soothing instrumentation and his reflective lyrical message of finding change where change needs to be. Ending the album off with the outro track, "You Are My Rock," Andrew Farriss closes the project with incredible passion as he blasts through this piece belting his love for someone and thanking them for being his rock. Jumping to the end with boundless instrumental and lyrical intensity, we're more than pleased with the outcome of Andrew Farriss' debut album. Catch the soulful stylings of Andrew Farriss and his debut self-titled album 'Andrew Farriss' on all digital streaming platforms, and familiarize yourself with one of Australia's most prolific songwriters. A very warm welcome to BuzzMusic Andrew, and congratulations on the release of your debut album, 'Andrew Farriss.' When did you initially begin executing ideas and visions for the album? Thank you. Initially, I didn’t start out making an album, though I’ve always been a songwriter during my music career, I actually was tracking songs I’d written to get better-sounding recordings to pitch to other artists and publishers. Some of the tracks are older ones that I have reinvented and reworked, and some were written with the purpose of the album. I ended up having to narrow down songs to choose for the album so that it is a cohesive sound and theme to it. With the delay of the album by a year due to Covid, I ended up releasing some of the extra songs as an EP, ‘’Love Makes The World’’. Which in the end, the songs on that were a bit more folk/rock with a bit of country. I think it was a nice introduction to my switching of genres and leads nicely into my release of my LP. For an idea of my live show, there is a live In-Studio performance set I have of my EP on my YouTube Channel. What inspired you to go solo and create your debut album, 'Andrew Farriss'? What pushed you to take action on this process? I was a founding member and main songwriter until INXS stopped touring in 2012. My inspiration for the album started when my wife Marlina and I were horseback riding along the Arizona/New Mexico/Mexico border in 2013 with our friends Craig and Tam Lawson. It was a life-changing experience and an education in the old west culture. I took this feeling into my songwriting sessions in Nashville. During my international music career, I have written and co-written many songs as well as worked as a record producer with various artists over the years, but I was never a lead singer. It was during a writing session in Nashville (for the song on my album titled “ Starlight “) with a couple of good friends (Buck Johnson and James Dean Hicks) who suggested I sing the lead vocal on the song. That kind of surprised me at the time as they’re both much better singers than me! Thanks to those guys I tracked more of my songs with a little more confidence and sang lead vocals, also as my beautiful wife Marlina and family and friends encouraged me to seriously consider a solo Country music release. The Country genre just felt like a natural fit with my voice, and my interest in making an album with live instruments. Did you work with any musicians, producers, or engineers while creating the sonics and instrumentals for your album 'Andrew Farriss'? Yes, during the recording of my album I worked with some amazing musicians and engineers (THANK YOU) both in Nashville, TN, and in Sydney, Australia. Larry Beaird, Eddie Bayers, Eli Beaird, Jeff Taylor, Steve Brewster, Joeie Canaday, Dave Cohen, Matt Dame, Marti Dodson, Steve Hinson, Evan Hutchings, Jim Hoke, Buck Johnson, Lawrie Minso, Tammy Rogers King, Troy Lancaster, Gale Mayes, Angie Prim, Greg Morrow, Steve Nathan, Jimmy Nicholl, Justin Ostrander, Russ Pahl, Miles McPherson, Michael Rhode, Chris Ross, Scotty Sanders, Justin Schipper Recorded at: Piedmont Station Studio - Cobbadah, NSW. Australia. Engineers: Owen Butcher, Stefan DuRandt Beaird Music Group Studio - Nashville, TN -Larry Beaird, Aaron Beaird, Eli Beaird, Tytus Welker. Engineers: Jim DeBlanc, Rob Lane, David Buchanan Studios 301 - Sydney, Australia Engineers: Owen Butcher, Stefan DuRandt Is there a song within your album 'Andrew Farriss' that's your personal favorite? Why is this so? ‘’Starlight’’ is a very special personal song to my wife Marlina and myself. “Starlight’’ is about her journey with stage 4 metastatic breast cancer and her incredibly positive attitude and a kick-ass attitude to fighting it. And how we have gotten through it and continue to get through it looking towards the positives in life. How can your audience and listeners get to know you better and more personally through the twelve tracks within 'Andrew Farriss?’ Many of the songs on my album are about culture, both past, and present. I also love Outlaw Country music and Country rock. I have been fortunate to have traveled and worked musically in 52 different countries. I am a voracious reader of many different cultures and history, including military history over time. Coincidentally many cultural similarities exist between the Wild West – USA and The Australian Bush Rangers and the immense hardships the early settlers endured and experiences, including the difficulties faced by the first nations indigenous peoples of both the USA and Australia during the 19th century/early 20th Century. To me, it's most inspirational when music is about culture and real-life issues past or present. It also has led me with this album to use more old-fashioned instruments such as the mandolin, fiddle, banjo, flute, and even mariachi players! I was born 27-3-1959 near Cottesloe Beach, Perth, Western Australia in the hospital that the Americans built originally for American and Australian servicemen and women during WW2. I was blessed with a good family experience and to grow up in Perth which I thought was the most remote city geographically in the world. As a kid in the 1960’s in Perth, they played all different music genres on the AM radio stations back then, including Country music, Rock, pop, classical, jazz, etc. I think that influenced me right there as fundamentally with my writing as I thought all radio stations around the world did that same thing. It was only when I started to travel internationally that I realized different music genres overseas were segregated on the radio in certain countries. Also, how different, remote and geographically huge Western Australia actually was, for example, it’s 3 times the size of Texas – USA! This diversity of musical interest has always shown through my songwriting style. On this album, it runs from Country Rock, Americana, Folk, Blues, and even some Funk. I like to mix genres to make new sounds, I’d rather be at the head of the train of sound rather than following in the caboose. If folks are interested in checking what I am doing right now head to my website and social media. 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Through the highs and lows that the Hip-hop industry faces, Houston artist Kamrn attacks his music with a unique approach. Recognized through other monikers such as Mr. Lonely and Loverboy, he gives a raw look into his life, whether it has to do with relationships, life issues, mental stability, and the regular bumps and bruises that can be thrown your way. Finding a new-fangled way to mix his favorite genres, such as R&B, Hip-hop, and Pop, Kamrn is a breath of fresh air in the scene. Indulging his fan base in his most recent creation, Kamrn delves into numerous themes that deliver thought-provoking messaging in his 16 track album, 'LYML.' Collaborating with Ezzy, Saintblu, Kevo, and 5an, the dynamism continues to swing in a fluent fashion that has your head bopping, and heartstrings pulled. Carving his solidified place in the reflective hues that have listeners peering into the window of his soul, the delicate yet intimate tones that Kamrn slips into your speakers have you swooning over the alluring magnetism that delivers Kamrn's lush vocalization into a superlative league of its own. Being cognizant of elusive yet prevailing tenors, Kamrn has a knack for pulling you into his carefully crafted universe in an overflow of sensations that translate into an offering that reigns from his persona. "Love Yourself Mr. Lonely," "RIP," and "Call Me For More" approaches the modern wave of Hip-hop with Contemporary R&B characteristics as you feast upon the robust reverberations that Kamrn opens our world to. His artistic canvas allows you to fixate on his storytelling methods as you surround yourself in the weighty bass components that the rhythm produces. In a perfectly balanced concoction of hard-hitting meets enticing vibrations, you can't deny the malleable fashion that Kamrn conveys in his intrapersonal messaging. Submerging us in the soothing rhythmic essence of a downtempo offering, "Staring at U," "Gave Up On My Heart," and "4EVER," create an ethereal universe that you profoundly feel more than hear. Every authentic sonic voyage can pull you into a force field of eclectic vibes that have your emotions thoroughly stretched in numerous directions. Kamrn is no stranger to launching us into a burrow of inner sentiments as we take in each creative detail that brightly illuminates our mindset throughout 'LYML.' "Downfall," "XO," and "Lie 2 Me" approach a mid-tempo fusion of melodic soundscapes that tour us through avenues of harmonious bliss and lyrical dexterity at its finest. With 16 songs offered on this project, the intricate rhyme schemes remain a centerpiece that continuously changes through the impactful energy. The enthusiasm in which Kamrn performs allows these enigmatic pieces to sit pleasantly in your headspace through the transitions of vibrations present. With 'LYML' being copious in lyrical content, themes, and overall messaging that pertains to the lifestyle of Kamrn, you can't help but sink into your seat as you bask in the ingenious expedition that Kamrn has us setting sail on. We have the chance to embrace the warm and inviting artistry that drips from his quintessence as we coast from each song that provides various conveyance. Generously serving up passionate tales, Kamrn unquestionably allows 'LYML' to take from the vulnerable sector of his heart. Choosing the perfect group of collaborators to bring this vision to life, the dynamism exuded is unmatched. With each track more stimulating than the last, we encourage you to open your mind and put aside an hour of your time to relate with Kamrn in a new dimension. 'LYML' will hit you in all the right places, and we know that you'll be pressing replay as soon as this album ends. Welcome to BuzzMusic, Kamrn, and congratulations on the release of your album, “LYML.” We love each song that you carefully picked out for the tracklist Could you please tell us what this album means to you as a whole? First off thank you so much. As a whole, this album is basically a letter to me telling me to love myself. I’ve been struggling with self-love for the longest time so this album details my struggle with self-love and me trying to love myself. From the 16 tracks that we have the pleasure of hearing, do you have a specific song that resonates with you more than others? Why? I have two songs actually. The first one is “Gone When You Called” because I spilled my soul on there. It was one of the first songs I made for the album. I had a situation with a flame of mine and at the time we were so toxic with each other so that song explains it perfectly. The 2nd song was the intro because I was dealing with so many fake people at the time and I had a lot to get off my chest bout everything going on with my family and fake friends. What was it like collaborating with the artists featured on “LYML”? How did these collaborations come to be? The features I have on this album are people that I love working with or people I’ve always wanted to work with. For example, I got Saintblu on the song “So Good” and that happened because it was originally his song that he wanted me on, he sat on it for a while and I asked if I could have it, we always make great music together so I just had to get at them again. I got my brothers Remie J, Ezzy, and HENDRXX on here who basically shaped my sound. And for artists like Kevo and 5an, I have been wanting to work with them and we finally made it happen. Everything was supernatural. How long was the creating and recording process for “LYML”? Could you please share a glimpse of what it entailed? So I’ve been working on this project for about a year on and off. It went thru like 4 different titles, 2 different artworks and I changed the tracklist so many times I can’t even count. It was definitely hard to put all of this together because a lot of the songs on here are very personal. I cried while making the outro, I recorded Downfall when I was heavily depressed and was just getting off pills. This project was a rollercoaster of emotions you know what I’m saying so the process was very different and much rawer than anything else I’ve created. How have you found yourself evolving as an artist through your musical journey? When I started out, I was trying to be a carbon copy of J cole. The evolution of becoming an artist and not just a rapper has been very inspiring to not only me but fans of mine and people from my city. If “kamrn” 6 years ago could look at me now after making my first song, I don’t even think I’d believe it. I’ve grown so much and it’s only up from here. 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Based out of Indianapolis, IN, Brooks The Prophet has been creating music since 2014. Being part of Jungle Muzik Entertainment, Brooks The Prophet carries inspirations of Pierre Bourne, UnoTheActivist, Drake into the music he creates. As he graciously delivers the triumphant likes of his most recent single, “Pinocchio,” Brooks The Prophet flaunts his techniques like a modern-day emcee in the realm of Hip-hop. Tackling the verses in a vivid manner that fluently sits in a buoyant stream of zest, Brooks The Prophet can be heard sharpening his lyrical dexterity all while taking a melodic approach to the effervescence surging from the instrumentation. Dangling harmonies that lay in the thick of his inventive flairs, Brooks The Prophet is no stranger to opening up with his audience and doing so in a captivating manner. Touching on themes of trust and, therefore, the lack of which can happen in relationships, Brooks The Prophet effortlessly vocalizes the relevance of his subject manner in a mesmerizing way that has his fan base singing right back to him. “Pinocchio” takes the spotlight away from the various witty quips that tend to be used in Hip-hop verses, as the attention shines on the inimitable structure that the song holds. Continuously delivering a performance that has listeners in awe of what’s next to come, Brooks The Prophet is right on the money with the unapologetic person that he finesses throughout the swift cadences conveyed. Tap in with Brooks The Prophet, and be sure to douse yourself in a hefty dose of “Pinocchio.” Welcome to BuzzMusic, Brooks The Prophet, and congratulations on the release of your latest single, “Pinocchio.” Was there a specific moment that inspired the creation of this track? I appreciate you all for taking the time to ask me about my music. The funny thing about "Pinocchio" is that I wrote it back when I was single. I'm in a relationship now, but my thought at the time was that I would not let my future significant other deter me from my path. I've seen many passions die off due to the distractions (both good and bad) that a relationship can bring. I was not going to let that happen to me. Coincidentally, I met my girlfriend a few months after I'd written the song. One of the things that stood out to me about her was that as she got to know me she made it clear she would NEVER deter me from my path. On the contrary, she's been very supportive of me in my endeavors. It's crazy how that was the exact understanding that I wanted in a relationship and I was able to manifest it through music. In your own words, what does “Pinocchio,” mean to you? What are you hoping listeners can take away from it? "Pinocchio" to me represents a phase in a person's life where they have to make the choice of not being held back from their ambitions. The only one that can stop you from pursuing your dreams is you. Not your significant other, not your job, not your bank account, YOU! The choice to give up disguises itself as a compromise. Life will present many opportunities for you to pause your passion. Pinocchio is a representation of what happens when you give in to it instead of pause it. Always make the jump. There have been talks about a music video for this track! What can you tell us about the creative process for the visuals? The underlying theme going into this project was "step out of your comfort zone". This was definitely the case for the "Pinocchio" video. The director (PlugBoyFilms) had mentioned he would be in NYC for the entire month of February so I flew by myself all the way out to Manhattan, NY to work with him. This was my first time going to New York, and also my first time actually meeting the videographer (who I call "Lo") and Mansion Films who also direct videos. The process of going to a place you've never been before can be intimidating; especially when you're meeting up with people you've never met face to face. In the end, though, pressure always yields diamonds, and I ended up establishing great business relationships, experiencing a new culture, and shooting an amazing video in historic Times Square. What has been your favorite part about the release of this track? "Pinocchio" took me to places I'd never been and connected me with people from all over the world. To me, that's my favorite part about music in general. I leased the beat from my producer friend Acey who is based in Virginia, recorded the song with Mathaius Young here in Indianapolis, and shot the music video with Lo (who is from Flint, MI) in Times Square, NY. Also, the cover artist for Hate Me Now (the EP "Pinocchio" is on) is based in Ukraine! His name is @VaprArt on Instagram. He's done work for Lil Wop who is one of my favorite artists ever. The reach music can have is mind-blowing. It unites everyone. What can we expect to see throughout the rest of the year from you? You can expect to see timeless music and much more content from me in 2021. The next single I'm going to put out is called "PIZZA PLVNET" so definitely keep an eye out for that when it drops. I spent the majority of 2020 learning to make beats on FL so be on the lookout for some Brooks The Prophet production placements as well. I'm starting a podcast called Jungle Muzik Radio, and I also have a weekly vlog on my Youtube channel (Jungle Muzik TV) called SNACK GOD that people should check out. If you love junk food you'll get a kick out of it for sure. Instagram Twitter #BUZZMUSIC

Emerging artist Big Badd Wolf is based out of Arlington, Texas, where he thrives as a singer and lyricist. With his main influences stemming from the genre of R&B, he has a wide range of music that has piqued his interest over the years from, Conway Twitty to Maroon 5 inspiring his solidified foundation of musical influences. Making melodies that he hopes can act as a live soundtrack to his audience, Big Badd Wolf is hooked on the way that music plays such a large role in all of our lives. Fresh off of the release from the charisma he taps into with his most recent album, ‘Careless Whispers,’ Big Badd Wolf fuses together numerous musical components in order to place forth a full body of work that reflects his eclectic panache. Big Badd Wolf allows listeners to feast on three lead singles from this album. Beginning with “Cry Wolf,” the introductory single off of ‘Careless Whispers,’ you’re immediately immersed in inimitable energy that you fully expect from the passion-fueled atmosphere that Big Badd Wolf’s artistry resides. Swaying between a mixture of singing and rapping that falls on a modern-day spectrum of the enticing sound that the genre of Hip-hop delivers, Big Badd Wolf fits seamlessly into the pocket of grippingly raw prevalence that takes over your entire being. This is the vigor that sets the tempo for what we’re about to be exposed to on ‘Careless Whispers.’ Simmering in a universe that is doused in amplified energetic offerings, we also get to see a side of Big Badd Wolf that exposes us to the vulnerable tenors that he faces as an artist speaking from a place of emotion. Carefully placing each of his lead singles at impeccably enlisted coordinates on this album, “Conversations,” falls in the middle of the 15 tracks conveyed as Big Badd Wolf looks to have listeners explore a seemingly vulnerable showcase of his emotions. By placing himself on display, we notice that this emotional connection only brings his fan base closer to the emerging artist. Dripping in lyrical motifs that have you tapping into his cognizant thoughts, we experience a relevant showcase of missing someone who is no longer around. A feeling all too familiar. We’re thrilled to be exposed to this side of the artist as he lets his guard down, and wears his heart on his sleeve. “Never One,” takes us into a buoyant fusion that combines the best of both worlds for Big Badd Wolf. Being placed as the final song on the tracklist, we can’t help but feel the closure jump out of the speakers as we turn up the volume and bask in the triumph filling the air. “I should let it go, but I love you more than words,” is the striking lyric that has our minds trailing the acquainted paths we have all toured at one point in our life. The infectious grooves that pair with the lyricism displayed have us on an endorphin rush as we sink our teeth into each well-lit experience that Big Badd Wolf conveys to us in an authentic fashion. With 15 songs showcased on this body of work, we’re fully enthralled with the dynamism that Big Badd Wolf portrays in his versatility as he continues to establish his name. Congratulations on the release of your album, ‘Careless Whispers.’ What inspired the title of this album as well as the overall concept that fans can hear on it? Hello, BuzzMusic! Thank y'all so much for having me, and for the kind words! When it comes to the album title the first, and easiest answer is of course "Careless Whisper" by George Michael. It's one of the many tracks my parents played throughout my childhood that's left a lasting impression on me. There's so much story there, so much potential, and intrigue all in the span of a five-minute track. I wanted to honor that by taking elements of my personal story, and combining it with my interpretation of the meaning behind the phrase "careless whispers" itself all while diving deeper into the emotions conjured by George Michael. How long did it take you to write and release this body of work? With 15 songs on the tracklist, we can only imagine it was a lengthy process! If memory serves me right, I believe it took around a year to complete. I'm very fortunate to get to work with some talented people that make the whole process a lot smoother. I record at Banger Boy Studio with James "Gangsta Gutta" Kline, who has been providing guidance, as well as creating an atmosphere that feels like home at the studio. On the other end of the process is Lani Christ. An artist, engineer, and producer out of the DMV area. He masters all my tracks and has been able to really help craft the "BigBadd Wollf" sound. So, I have a lot of help keeping this machine running, and consistent. Out of the three lead singles that you allow listeners to dive into, do you have a specific one that resonates with you more than others? Why? Yes! The track I have the deepest connection to is "Conversations". It allowed me to express myself regarding something I deal with personally. Lyrically, it's probably the rawest song on the whole album. In the end, I appreciate each song for its differences, but "Conversations" is special. We love the production components of each song! Who did you work with in order to develop the desired sound of this project? Frenzy Frenchy is the man who composed all the tracks on the album. Several years ago I ran into Frenzy Frenchy on Instagram. He's a brilliant producer out of London, and I wrote several projects with his work over the years. "Careless Whispers" as an album was initially part two of a three-part set. How does ‘Careless Whispers,’ hold up to other bodies of work that you have released? It's really the first body of work that I've officially released. I threw some amateur mixtapes up on SoundCloud back in the day, and I've dropped several singles, but this is my first official project. It's so special to me! Of course, I listen and hear things I would do differently now, but it's genuinely the best representation of me as an artist at that moment. facebook.com/bjb.crzy instagram.com/awolfinsheepsclothin twitter.com/bjbawesome

Tuscan-residing Leon Seti has been a prolific artist, songwriter performer, and producer since making their debut in 2015. As an artist based between London and Italy, Leo Baldi has been able to capture the hearts and minds of audiences on both sides of the water. The most recent release from Leon Seti resides in an acoustic Pop/Folk universe where we get to zone in on the intoxicating charisma of Leon Seti. “Antidote,” exudes a new dimension portrayed by the multifaceted artist that we can expect to see moving forward in the musical creations emitted to the ears of the public. Collaborating with the talented sounds of Francis in order to perfectly capture the pacifying acoustic guitar strums, the emotionally gripping ballad that is, “Antidote,” has us swooning towards the warm embrace that Leon Seti radiates. Created from a place of maudlin tenors, the striking lyrical delicacy that trickles into our hearts speaks on the struggle of apathy, and feeling stuck in life. Authentic with the grasp that Leon Seti extends, this intimate record has you fully engrossed in the empathy that overflows from the reverberated echoes of his vocalization. By electing to go the route of closeness, and familiarity, the heartfelt timbres Leon Seti sheds has his fan base emotionally connecting to the slow-tempo of “Antidote,” which has us hanging on to our hopes and dreams for life. “Antidote,” is exactly what is needed to save us from our own false perceptions, and lure us back into the safety of our self-compassion. Welcome to BuzzMusic, Leon Seti, and congratulations on the release of your most recent single, “Antidote.” You touch on such an intimate subject in this track. What are you hoping to reiterate to your listeners in terms of the messaging and emotion felt? "Antidote," is about stepping out of your comfort zone, letting go of all everyday worries and routines to chase your dreams and ambitions. I hope whoever listens to the song finds a little bit of hope in it. What was it like working with Francis in order to achieve the sound in “Antidote?" How did the collaboration come to be? Francis and I have known each other for a while, and even though we only met twice, we were always talking about writing together. During the first lockdown, while I was in Italy and he was in Germany, he just sent me a guitar melody, and in 20 minutes I had written the lyrics and recorded them. It felt very natural. Could you please share a glimpse of the creative process that took place in order to create “Antidote?" I wanted to write about my generation and the difficulty of finding a purpose in life. The melody Francis wrote reminded me of Jeff Buckley, Tracy Chapman, and that 90's alternative scene, which inspired me to write a melancholic yet hopeful song. With this song paved the way for your future releases, how does it hold up in comparison to other songs that you have in your music catalog? I think my songs are like photographs, they all represent a piece of my life. I can't answer your question because they are all different. What would you like new fans to know about you and the music that you create? I'm just a songwriter making music from the heart. My biggest dream is for some kid, one day, to find the same hope in my songs as I did with the music that saved me. Instagram Facebook

Capturing the essence of lockdown's disorienting isolation through her latest single, "Drifting (feat. Lia Rose)," the Melbourne-based pop artist and producer Lara takes us on quite the ride. Aside from her latest transcendent single, Lara has been busy perfecting her genre-merging sound and style. Influenced by the sounds of soul, funk, disco, pop, rock, and electronica, Lara's crisp sound and expansive array of influences have led her to be sought after time and time again. Exploring soul-infused trip-hop with her latest hit, "Drifting (feat. Lia Rose)," the Berklee scholar floats through the song similar to how we're drifting through our days, attempting to seek a thrill in our cycle. With help from the enthralling and soulful sonics, Lara holds our hands and leads us on a stroll through the song's dreamy atmosphere. Opening "Drifting (feat. Lia Rose)" are punchy drum kicks and twinkling synths that drop into a smooth-sailing trip-hop beat. Alongside various otherworldly and celestial synth arrangements, Lara begins serenading us with her soothing vocal stylings. Depicting the mind-boggling thoughts of wanted change during this odd period of time, Lara allows us to form a deeper connection to her vastly relatable words. Around the halfway point, a deep and groaning bass-like synth pours through our speakers and has us feeling all the power and intensity of a sharp low-end. Lara's vocal layering and harmonies deliver this angelic and symphonic space, keeping listeners highly engaged with each sweet sonic and vocal element. Find yourself "Drifting (feat. Lia Rose)" with Lara's dreamy single, and watch out for the versatile pop artist and producer as she sprinkles her broad talents over the industry. Instagram