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Based out of London, England, singer and songwriter Noah gives audiences a taste of vocal extravagance and digital synthesis in his debut single "Satellites". As an actor and harpist, Noah flourishes with many talents yet still finds time to create and produce music in his spare time. Noah has notably had his music spun in multiple different countries and boasts an immense social media presence across several platforms. Co-written by Joshua Barrett, in the newly released "Satellites" audiences are entrenched in deep and catchy lyricism that flows freely and harmoniously. Alongside an electronic-pop synth beat, this song has an incredibly organic feel, evoking a sense of relatedness and intrigue within the music. Noah displays enticing vocal capability, as well as the ability to digitally manipulate sounds to dynamically invigorate listeners. A track that warrants the label of an "instant hit", the story that is portrayed offers a perspective of Noah's romantic journey in recent time, which allows listeners to find comfort while they're resonating with the lyrics. Given the remarkable creative aptitude that Noah possesses, we expect to hear more great tunes from this marvelous artist in the very near future. Find Noah across social media platforms and join us in following along as he continues his ascension. Thanks for sharing your amazing new single and congratulations on the release! What sort of musical influence have you had in the past that's helped you towards producing your own music? Thank you so much for promoting 'Satellites', it means the universe to me haha. While this particular record was produced by K-pop writer/producer JUUICE, I've started to go down the route of producing my own sound taking influences from Ava Max, Hannah Diamond, and the late SOPHIE. I am obsessed with PC music's hyper pop sound, I feel the artificial sound really compliments the lyrical messages of alienation that I'm trying to convey in my own music. The sound is super polished too so we do love to create those artificial soundscapes for all the internet kids. Do you have any plans on the future release of an album, or perhaps an EP that we can look forward to? YES! There is an EP in the works, I'm really excited about this one! I feel it'll just be able, to sum up, everything I've been trying to say through my music for the past three years. I'm SO EXCITED! If there was a single message that you'd like listeners to take from the song, what would that be and why? Intentionally isolating people damages them. We need to be more inclusive and come together in order to thrive and move forward as a society. Also, don't take shit from nasty exes too. Do you have any future collaborations in the works that you'd like to mention? Ooooh...well, I'm part of a songwriting collab called 'Faded Pink' and we're doing some really awesome stuff! More details to follow. (Also Satellites is having a glossy lyric video coming shortly too!.) What's next for you? Global stardom hopefully haha XD I'm getting back into acting too so am pushing that side of my career as well! It's what you get for being a career-driven Capricorn with an impatient Aries moon. Thank you so much to you both for having me again on your fabulous blog, it honestly means the world - I can't wait to share all the new and exciting stuff coming soon! Instagram Facebook

Creating his musical content from his blended Nigerian culture and life in the UK, Tee embodies confidence and radiance in his newest single “King of the Hill”. Blending punching instrumentation and witty lyricism, Tee has become a force within not only the UK music scene but globally as well. Giving listeners a wider insight into the many experiences and obstacles within his life, Tee wants listeners to become the king of their own hill and not get caught up in the “expensive” lifestyle if that is not their true self. Although this is a very powerful inner musical theme, Tee vocalizes this track with a sense of poise and conviction. Authenticity is a vital theme within“King of the Hill” and it is clear that Tee embodies this as he intricately weaves together life experiences into clever and powerful wordplay. Listeners will be enticed to dissect each meaning and metaphor. Each well-timed verse connects with punching rhythms and instrumentals to create a track filled with boisterous energy. Discover more about Tee Official, here. Instagram

Rock and rollin' their way out of Los Angeles, California, Dirtycakes releases an incendiary track titled "Gimme Some (An Ode To Craving)". This full-throttle trio made up of Charley Tichenor (vocals, guitar), Rick Torres (bass, background vocals) and Becky Wreck (drums, percussion) bring the heat with a magnitude of enthusiasm and charisma unmatched by many. These three gifted individuals touch on topics of addiction, emotion, life challenges, and politics to introduce a groundbreaking sound that's sure to sweep you off your feet and deliver a powerful message of freedom, enlightenment, and vigor. After opening with a fierce and grungy bassline, audiences are struck with dynamic and high-energy vocals from Charley T. The high-tempo rhythm and timely percussion gives this song an uplifting and revelatory feel from the get-go. It's without a second thought that there is a potent array of emancipated emotion on display throughout this track as it delivers a savvy sense of well-being to the listener. This hard rock anthem infused with some psychedelic, punk rock flavor radiates in a radical flair with a splash of retribution. With excitement and pulsating energy, expect more great music coming from this spirited trio. Dirtycakes thrive on zesty, high-powered creativity and we simply cannot wait to hear more of their effectual sound. Keep an eye open for the official music video to be released later this month. A huge congrats on the release of your single "Gimme Some". Where did you muster your inspiration from in order to bring this project together? To quote the great warrior culture creed and poets, the Mandalorians "THIS IS THE WAY" Music is life, being honest is our path... having a history of addiction, recovery, love, heartbreak, and conquering some demons while losing to others, this autobiographical saga just flowed. The music here was written in a single jam session, and the lyrics came together in a single effort, outdoors, bleeding in mud. Which could sound epic, but was really just assembled in a mantra during a 5k mudder event with friends, from the secret society. Thank you so much for your support. When these efforts to exercise the internal struggles, come together in acts of beauty and power, few things are more rewarding and magical. What was it like creating "Gimme Some?" We created this recording out in the desert with Dave Catching. Rancho de la Luna is a magical place. The energy, the family & the undeniable vibe of that place comes through the speakers. When you can suspend reality for a few select moments in life, the opportunity is a blessing. To be honest, what you hear is the 3rd take. We went in hot, prepped, ready, and eager, and we let that fire in our souls do the talking on the tape. There is nothing we would take back. The experience was an act of blissful perfection. In the ups and downs of life, channeling that into this act of creative will is the secret sauce. How long have the three of you been creating music together? Dirtycakes has you hear it on the tape in "Gimme Some (an Ode to Craving)" was playing together for 8 months. Hundreds of hours went into the moment captured here. In the lab, on stage, packed rooms, empty rooms, dark nights, and bright days... it all was synthesized into 2minutes and 17 seconds. How did you come to form the trio that you are today? Funny how all these things happen. Sometimes bad news is great news... and special moments need to be taken advantage of. Rick and I have known each other for years, and Becky came into the picture, after playing a celebration of someone's life. I'm lucky to be surrounded by people who I love and admire. The good and the bad, that comes and goes, but love means everything. If there was one message you hope that fans will draw from this single, what would that be and why? Honesty is powerful, fuzz is awesome, and love wins. Instagram

Antoine Christopher and Qdajuice are the dynamic duo that loyal Hip-Hop lovers everywhere have been waiting for. Antoine Christopher is native to the Hip-Hop, R&B, and Jazz world as a multi-talented musician, rapper, singer, producer, and engineer. From the ages of 15 to 20, Antoine Christopher showcased his intrinsic musical aptitude by composing and producing eleven Jazz albums. Since then, he has decided to make waves with Qdajuice, an accomplished recording artist who takes Antoine Christopher’s music in a unique direction. The combination of both phenomenal artists allows for a musical diversity that has never been heard before. Having been previously compared to Kobe Bryant and Shaquille O’Neal, each artistic personality effortlessly harmonizes as they build up to breathtaking moments of unforgettable transcendence. Through their songwriting, Antoine Christopher and Qdajuice use their witty verses to remind fans to focus on what’s important in life, all while staying true to themselves. Discover more about Antoine Christopher and Qdajuice, here. Qdajuice Instagram Antoine Christopher Instagram

Lorenzo Gabanizza is an Italian singer, songwriter, and musician who has been creating, performing, and releasing music through numerous creative avenues since the early 1990s. With his most recent single, "Someone Waiting at Their Door," seeing mass success by reaching the number one spot on the European Academy of Country Music Charts, and currently being on the top 100 of the official euro indie chart, it comes as no surprise that Lorenzo Gabanizza is taking great strides to release a quality product to his worldwide audience. “Someone Waiting at Their Door,” is the title track and lead single from a three-track EP that Lorenzo Gabanizza released in 2020. The single carries forth a traditional Folk sound that embodies components of Country music as he performs a passion-filled story. Telling the narrative in an enticing manner, Lorenzo Gabanizza has us immediately hooked on the storytelling progression that he delves into as he reflects on a tragedy that affected families deeply. The soothing elements in his vocalization carry the story further in intensity than you could imagine. With the musical arrangement consisting of mandolins, banjos, and a Celtic flair, you hear the instrumentation effortlessly cascading with the remarkable harmonies provided by Lorenzo Gabanizza. Heartfelt in the way that he depicts the messaging heard, Lorenzo Gabanizza carries soul into the compositions that he releases. If you’re still yet to hear “Someone Waiting at Their Door,” we encourage you to take in the masterpiece as you dedicate yourself to truly listening. Welcome to BuzzMusic, Lorenzo Gabanizza. Your release “Someone Waiting at Their Door,” is no stranger to success! Could you please take us into what inspired the story that we’re hearing? Well, it happened last year. I was casually remembering President Obama's beautiful speech on the September 11th Observance Ceremony at the Pentagon. I especially recalled these words: "It has now been 13 years, 13 years since nearly 3000 beautiful lives were taken from us, including 125 men and women serving here at the Pentagon. 13 years of moments they would have shared with us. 13 years of memories they would have made." Such words were impactful on my heart and on my soul, since the first time I heard them. Because I could relate very much: back in 2014, I was losing my father because of a long illness so I often tried to cope with loss, searching for the best and less hurtful way to cope with what I knew was coming (Dad passed away 3 months later the President's remarks). Thinking of those men and women who lost their lives, led me inevitably to think about their families, surviving them. And how awful could be to say goodbye to someone you don't know that just in that very day he will never come back. Think about it: it's almost a suspended scenario, where the families behind their doors are waiting for their beloved ones which will be waiting too, on the other side, unable to ever come back. This was the main thought which inspired me to write the lyrics. Could you please take us into the creative process that brought this single to life? You see, there's a moment in someone's career where you should take sides or where you go back to roots. If you scroll over my discography, you will see a great amount of heterogeneous work. Country music, rock music, classic music, Celtic music...That's because I don't believe in barriers, not when we're talking about art: Seriously, for me, the creative process has no limits, so it doesn't even have a set sequence. I simply write in the way I feel comfortable in that specific moment. But there's a new perspective with this Ep: I wanted to make it sound as genuine and natural as possible and recreate an acoustic and true environment. I called the great fiddler Ian Cameron which surely adds a beautiful touch to the songs and as a third song, I just played by myself guitar and harmonica, as I did in the old days. And as many artists greater than me did (Neil Diamond and Bob Dylan, just to mention a couple of them). With each artist varying in style, how do you personally know when a song is complete and ready for release? I am very critical of myself, so I am never totally happy with what I hear, but there's a point I reach where I can sense the song is ready. Don't get me wrong, nothing is left to chance, I know exactly how the song must sound, but with me, it's always a matter of "feeling". I mean, isn't it true that many perfect songs are technically perfect but are less powerful than a blues song sung on a Tennessee porch by an old lone guy with tons of life experiences spreading out by his rough voice? What's the difference? What are we missing here? Heart. That's it. So, I finally say "OK" to the exhausted engineer when I feel I was true to myself, true and genuine, and not betraying the original idea of the song. What has been your proudest moment explored in your career so far? Well, I will never forget the day I met Donovan, the 60's icon. It was inspiring for me and I learned a lot from him. To be enclosed on his staff gave me interesting perspectives on a Star backstage...He is a true genius, a poet, or better, a true Bard. Another moment that made me proud, has been my collaboration with the late Vic Elmes. I was very proud to be on stage with him: he toured with Jimi Hendrix, wrote the soundtrack of Tv sci-fi "Space 1999", and had golden hits with the band Christie (Yellow river, San Bernadino, Iron Horse, etc). I've been a member of his band CHRISTIE AGAIN and I wrote two songs for their album which had a lot of success and were featured on the front cover of their following greatest hits albums. Who wouldn't be proud? We eventually became friends and unfortunately, we lost this great musician and awesome human being in April 2017. What's next for you? Well, I am actually working on a new album called “All the words we never said”. Two singles taken from this album have already been released (one of them is in fact "Someone waiting at their door") and they both did well reaching the top on the European Academy Country Music Charts. If I had to sum it up in 3 words they would be Disenchantment, justice, compassion - aside from Love, which can’t possibly be missing in a poetry workshop. Each song deals with known and lesser-known facts in the US chronicle, events that happened behind some dark Arkansas window, or more well-known news events such as the death of George Floyd. I can say it’s a protest album, even a revolutionary album, not from a strictly political perspective, but from a human perspective. Aside from its content, this album can and will be placed among the best of 2021. Arrogant? I don’t think so. I am talking from a musician perspective too: working on this project there are a bunch of musicians which count at least one Grammy each and are among the best you can find in Nashville and worldwide. Let’s start with the engineer, Don Tyler, who is that same Grammy and multi-platinum engineer who previously worked at the famous Precision Mastering Studios, Los Angeles. This guy is absolutely amazing and worked with Bob Dylan, Rolling Stones, Tina Turner, Stone Temple Pilots, James Blunt, etc. Stefano Bedini, which is a well-known and respected professional, chosen by artists such as Bruce Sudano and Janet Gray. The musicians are Snake Davis (he worked with Sting, Tom Jones and that unknown boy from Liverpool called Paul Mc Cartney); Wanda Vick. Highly sought after in Nashville studios, she has recorded for an impressive roster of country, gospel, and pop artists: Taylor Swift, Jason Aldean with Alabama, Billy Ray Cyrus, George Jones, Dolly Parton, Wynonna, Uncle Kracker, Trisha Yearwood, etc. Gordon Mote. Outstanding musician and singer, who played with Lee Greenwood, Alan Jackson, Alabama, Trisha Yearwood, Tanya Tucker, Porter Wagoner, Bill Gaither, etc. His latest work “Love love love”, was Grammy-nominated as best roots Gospel album. James Mitchell. Great guitar player, he is a standing point on the Nashville scene. He worked with Cole Swindell and Willie Nelson, among the others. John Hammond. You can hear his drumming skills in many movies, including the animated feature Anastasia, Robert Duvall’s The Apostle, Steven Spielberg’s The Prince of Egypt, and Ellen DeGeneres’ Mr. Wrong. He has recorded or performed with such renowned artists as Vince Gill, Jewel, Faith Hill, Olivia Newton-John, Barry Manilow, Whitney Houston, Miley Cyrus, Cliff Richard, Christopher Cross, to name a few. Duncan Mullins. Besides his presence in hundreds of gold, Grammy, or platinum releases, he worked with Jerry Reed (Elvis guitar player) Crystal Gayle, Amy Grant, Steve Wariner, and Richard Marx. The album will be released under AOK Records and produced by Adam and Angel Knight. In Adam, I really found what I sought for years, not just for his professionality and skills in the music field, but because of his understanding, respect, and humanity. He really is a brother to me. Well, Don't you think this album is interesting after all? Instagram Facebook

Country singer and mother of two boys, Cheyenne Parmley hails from Kentucky as she continuously explores her creative avenues in music. Being a small-town girl who has worked with numerous people who accomplished wonderful things, Cheyenne Parmley is grateful for the experience. Living life to the fullest, she firmly believes that ‘life is so short, and we only get one. It’s so important to make the most of it.’ Being selected to participate in the Breakout Artist program at Off the Row Studio in Franklin, Tennessee, Cheyenne Parmley was given her chance to release her enigmatic debut single into the world titled, “I Can’t Stay Away from You.” Collaborating with the multi-talented Stephony Smith, and Melba Montgomery in order to produce such an enticing product, Cheyenne Parmley is amplifying her voice as she puts her best foot forward. Recording with a professional band in the studio, we hear a top-tier result as each element effortlessly fuses together in an explosive impact. The grippingly raw passion that oozes from the unapologetic timbres from Cheyenne Parmley is undeniable. Her sounds border a vastly mature resonance for this to be a debut single. The way that she exudes her vocals in a merciless manner has us clutching on to the edge of our seats as we take in her mind-altering performance. The composition as a whole contains the perfect balance of grit meets Country and Pop in this seamless fusion that calls itself, “I Can’t Stay Away From You.” Pulling us all into her gravity-defying buoyancy, Cheyenne Parmley has made quite the mark with her debut in the music industry. Welcome to BuzzMusic, Cheyenne Parmley, and congratulations on your debut release of “I Can’t Stay Away from You.” What was the process like when fashioning your first single to put forth to the public? I was approached by an A&R rep for Off The Row Studio in Franklin Tennessee and entered into their Breakout Artist Program. I recorded two singles, with an amazing band and producer. The writers of this song are Stephony Smith and Melba Montgomery. I have been a Stephony Smith fan for years. Stephony has written some iconic number one hits such as “Big Star” and “It's Your Love.” Melba is most known for her hit duet with George Jones. They poured their classic talent into the lyrics of this song and it shines through as a classic country. The band that I was fortunate enough to work with has also played for some of the top names in country music. Grammy winner Mark Prentice, who played bass and keyboard on my song, has worked with Johnny Cash, Lady A, and many more. The drummer, Matt Bubel is the former drummer for Kip Moore. The guitarist is Danny Parks who has worked with Blake Shelton and Brooks and Dunn. My Producer is P.T. Houston, who was the engineer on one of my favorite songs, “If Your Going Through Hell” by Rodney Adkins. He has produced many more songs and was a dream to work with. Could you please take us into the meaning of this track? What does this single mean to you? “I Can't Stay Away From you” is the perfect love song and totally relatable. It's about that person that comes in and sweeps you off your feet and you can't let them go. This single means everything to me. Every minute I have put into music is finally paying off and I am so grateful to be able to share it with the world. What is the main message that you’re sending out to your listeners as an artist? I am a momma from a small town, who grew up with, not a lot. I stopped singing for years while I raised my kids as a stay-at-home mom, I lost a lot of confidence in myself and topped singing. My Brothers surprised me one day with all-new recording equipment and showed me that people still believe in me. It's so important for me to show other moms, especially small-town moms, that you can follow your dreams and still be an amazing mom. Also that no matter where you come from and who you know, you matter and you can make it! Is there anything that you would have done differently, or something that you hope to keep consistent for your future releases? I am very proud of everything I have accomplished with my first release. I am excited to work with the band and studio again on my next release! What's next for you? I have another single to be released in a couple of months that I wrote with the staff writer at the studio, Sarah Morey, called “ Grace and Grit.” It's a song about who I am as a woman and I think it will help people to understand me as a person and artist. Instagram

Originally from El Salvador,hip-hop artist Lil Grimey moved to the United States at the age of 14, where he began writing and freestyling his own rap verses. Living in San Francisco, Lil Grimey was able to bounce various vibrant and dynamic production ideas off of other talented colleagues that ultimately helped him to create his unique melodic rap style that has a touch of urban swag. His new single “All Nite” is filled with emotion and harsh street-style sounds that will entice listeners as Lil Grimey raps from his inner power-filled depths. The slow-moving instrumental backing adds an electronic element that helps to intensify Lil Grimey’s level vocalizations. Each lyric in “All Nite” dives into a pure hood element to which Lil Grimey refuses to let his doubters get to him. Tapping into his Latin background, Grimey creates a unique rap track that is incomparable to any other in the industry. “All Nite” is a powerful single on his debut album 'Tycoon Streets' which includes 8 self-written and produced tracks and is the perfect motivating mixtape for younger individuals who may feel the pressure of balancing friends, family, and their street lifestyle. Hello Lil Grimey and welcome to BuzzMusic. Can you walk us through the inspiration behind your new single “All Nite?" Yes. All Nite was inspired by the idea of making a hit single. The idea was to have a song that would be catchy to people’s feelings and moods. You mentioned that you are original from el Salvador, how have you been able to incorporate your Latin roots into your singles? Yes, actually when I was in college I took a Latin music class where we learned different styles of traditional Latin music and its components like bomba and clave from the Caribbean and I learned those are still used today in modern music. It helps me when trying to catch my tempo and in the energy of my music. As an emerging artist are there any other hip-hop/rap artists who have influenced your musical style? Yes, I grew up in the ’90s so artists like Biggie Smalls, Method Man, Snoop Dogg, and Tupac were really an example to look out after. It must have been extremely difficult to begin your career during the Covid-19 pandemic, how were you able to navigate this? What did your production process look like for “All Nite” because of this? It was hard in the way that I couldn’t get together with people because of quarantine and so staying home alone was a little frustrating but in turn, it made it easier for me to focus on writing my lyrics and perfecting my craft. All Nite came about after finding the perfect beat I liked and visualizing how video music would look like, and how it would play out in the club. After having those ideas in mind, having my lyrics, and had been working on my craft it was a done deal. What's next for you? What’s next for me I don’t know. I have a couple more projects I want to put out. I’m also working on a series of concerts in the neighborhood where I’m from. I’m also looking to get my music licensed for tv and movies and hopefully get a placement and ultimately get a deal. Instagram #BUZZMUSIC

The New Jersey-hailing multi-talented musician, actor, and singer-songwriter Greg Amici release a gripping and conceptual single with, "In Like a Lion." Fresh off of his well-received single, "Tom Seaver," Greg Amici is also excited to release his forthcoming LP entitled 'Tragicomic.' Creating music with all sorts of themes and stories, Greg Amici gets especially deep within his latest conceptual single. Produced by James Mastro at Magic Door Recording, Greg Amici's latest single, "In Like a Lion," serves a gut-wrenching groove and crisp alt-rock instrumentation. When touching on the single, Greg Amici mentioned, "This is my serial killer song...I came across a horrid photo...I wish I hadn't seen it, but that image fit the mood and threatening tone in the music and inspired the lyrics." Jumping into "In Like a Lion," we're met with crisp percussion, soulful acoustic strings, and a twangy electric guitar, offering a blistering and heavy blues approach. Once Greg Amici makes his vocal appearance and begins depicting rather poetic and mind-boggling lyricism, he blasts through the hook with nothing but grit. Alongside the deftly-created instrumentals, Greg Amici takes on the story of a serial killer and leading the public on a treasure hunt to find the man behind the madness. The scorching-hot hook carries such power and soul that we can't help but bang our heads to the dominant drum patterns. Ending the track on a profound note of introspection, we're highly impressed with Greg Amici's character development and obscure concept. Find Greg Amici's recent single, "In Like a Lion," on all streaming platforms, and get ready for his forthcoming LP 'Tragicomic.' Hello Greg, welcome back to BuzzMusic, we're always excited to dive deeper into your intricate and conceptual works, especially your recent release, "In Like a Lion." How did a specific photo inspire you to create such a heavily conceptual song? I thought about working on a dark “road trip” piece – something like a musicalized Lolita. As I wrote the lyrics, I thought about the Starkweather spree and wound up doing some research on serial killers. I came across one extremely disturbing photograph that stuck with me. I’ll avoid encouraging voyeurism by not being too specific about which one. What was the creative process like for the blistering instrumentals within "In Like a Lion?" Did you initially have a specific atmosphere or tone in mind? I sent James (Mastro) an acoustic demo. Most of the chords are minor 7ths, suspensions, etc. Dark. I had a couple of production ideas, but Jim basically took the piece into another realm with his arrangements. Then he and Ray (drummer/engineer Ray Ketchem) really nailed the mood in their playing. What was it like working with Producer James Mastro for your single "In Like a Lion?" It was the first song we did together. I’d been wanting to work with him for years and finally had the opportunity to do so. Do you usually reach out to Mastro for your production? Yes, and I always will unless he’s on tour or something. I have a huge backlog of songs I need to get out before I die, and Jim’s services are very much in demand, by Ian Hunter, among many others. If it weren’t for the pandemic, he’d have been touring, and we probably wouldn’t have completed Tragicomic by now. I’ll take him when I can get him. Could you expand on what we should expect from your forthcoming LP 'Tragicomic?' Would you say that the project is a concept album? It’s not necessarily a concept album. It’s more of a mixed genre album. Some songs are comedies, some are dramas. Some are dramedies. Some songs I’ve been performing for years, some are new. What's next? Lose the weight I gained during the pandemic… And with the pandemic ending, I need to get back to playing live and to perform songs from Tragicomic on stage. My next recording idea is to do an album of older songs I’ve written, featuring youthful protagonists with the sensibilities that reflect that period of a person’s life. I’d call it Songs For Lads to Warble. Or something like that. Instagram Facebook

Hailing from Upper Darby, PA, SuckaFreeMeech has a burning passion to create and produce content for his fan base. Expressing all of his stories, emotions, and thoughts linger in his mind, heart, and soul, SuckaFreeMeech uses his moody rap style to invite you into his SuckaFree World. Delving into his unapologetic persona, SuckaFreeMeech presents his latest track, “Baguettes,” to his rapidly growing fan base. Applying the pressure in an unforgiving manner, SuckaFreeMeech takes us through his lyrical dexterity as he uses dark hues to cast a mysterious shadow on the intriguing body of work he places forth. The rowdy cadences that he emanates have us moving towards the bass-heavy progression right on the beat. Converging the lyrical thumps that effortlessly explode as they touch down, SuckaFreeMeech is no stranger to flaunting his heart on his sleeve like the latest fashion. Taking his talents to the next level, the rawness divulged in his musical creations is syncopated with the values that hold as an artist. Painting vivid imagery through the intricate wording he places into the realm of prevalence, SuckaFreeMeech displays a universe of his own that can hold his audience as well. Establishing his name while asserting his dominance, “Baguettes,” is not only forward, but buoyant with the energy that is delivered. Consistently maintaining the grass on his greener pastures, SuckaFreeMeech has done it again with “Baguettes.” Amplifying his dynamism in strides, we invite you to take in the hype that is SuckaFreeMeech. Welcome to BuzzMusic, SuckaFreeMeech, and congratulations on the release of, “Baguettes.” What inspired the lyrical content heard in this track? I went to Miami for the first time prior to writing the track. The overall experience I had was the purpose behind the song. Could you please take us into the creative process that brought this song to the public? As far as the creative process, I was inspired and motivated by the Miami lifestyle, and with that being said that’s how “Baguettes” was created. How does, “Baguettes,” hold up to other songs that you have previously released? In my honest opinion “Baguettes” is my most popular song at the moment but I’m dropping a self-titled EP this spring which I think will take me to the next level. With each artist being different, how long does it normally take you to write and record a song? How long did it take for “Baguettes?" Depending on the song and how I’m feeling at that moment, a song can take anywhere between 30 minutes to an hour. Baguettes took me about an hour or so. What's next for you? What’s next for me is bigger and better things. I’m going to continue to grow as an artist while still networking and learning the ins and out of the business. Instagram Twitter

Born in Detroit, Michigan, XINCLAIR is a 19-year-old artist who has constantly moved around during his early life. Living in places such as New York, London, Vancouver, and most recently Phoenix Arizona, he first began recording music when he was 15 as a way to almost journal his thoughts and emotions. As we take a peek into his most recent single, “Down 2 Ride,” XINCLAIR recruits the talents of Binxx in order to let this song have the spotlight it deserves. Using the enticing vibrations that simmer in an atmosphere of Pop-Punk instrumentation meets Hip-hop delivery, we’re already finding ourselves lured towards the intoxicating creation that is, “Down 2 Ride.” With the narrative following a relationship that's starting to see sparks fly, XINCLAIR indulges us in the story of two people having a love for one another, but one of them is questioning the loyalty that lies within the connection. Flaunting their undeniable talents in the modern realm of Hip-hop, XINCLAIR and Binxx provide an inimitable dynamism in the performance that they bring forth. Going beyond the meaning offered up in the lyrics, both artists assert their talents in a riling pool of query. Begging the mesmerizing question that we continue to get pulled into, "Are you really down to ride? We gon’ find out." Making our way full circle on this lyrical motif, XINCLAIR conveys a passion-filled persona that settles in a special place with his fan base. Continuing to garner attention, there are no doubts that XINCLAIR is establishing his name in a major way. Welcome to BuzzMusic, XINCLAIR. We love this collaboration with yourself and Binxx on, “Down 2 Ride.” What was it like working with one another to give this song the sound it deserves? Binxx is one of my closest homies so working together just comes naturally. We met around 2 years ago through music actually. One of my other friends Scott was close with Binxx and one day we all linked up and made the track “Flatline” which we later dropped. Since then I and Binxx have worked on a bunch of tracks, Down 2 Ride being the latest. Is “Down 2 Ride” based on a real-life experience? Where did the inspiration strike for this song? The song wasn’t based on one experience, in particular, more just a general feeling both of us had about being sick of fake people. With social media nowadays it seems like people are more confident than ever about being shady and not really caring about building real-world relationships. Pretty much everyone can relate in one way or another to having a girlfriend, boyfriend, or just a friend that switches upon you. Honest to god one of the worst feelings out there cuz loyalty is everything to me. Could you please take us into what the creative process looked like when bringing this song to life? We recorded the song over at Binxx’s place. It had been a minute since we met in person and made a song or just made a song period. So when I went over there we already had the goal of making a track in mind. We started searching for beats and instantly knew the one Jody produced was the one. From there the track just came together quickly. It’s hard to explain but when you find a beat that matches the vibe you’re in perfectly the lyrics come to you just like that. What is your favorite subject to write about as an artist? Honestly, I don't really have a favorite topic, I just make whatever I feel matches the vibe at the time. My catalog is pretty varied in terms of style, some songs are super sad and others are straight trap bangers. I never like to fake my music so if I'm not in a good mood I’m not gonna pretend to be and make a hype song or vice versa. But if I had to pick 1 topic I would say just life experiences, I feel that's what’s easiest to write about and what people relate the most to you know. What's next for you? Currently, I'm working on a huge amount of content. I have 4 music videos I'm filming this month and a brand new single dropping on the 26th with Gun Boi Kaz. My goal for 2021 since I recently graduated is to go full-time on music and put out as much high-quality content for my fans as I can. Instagram