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With naming inspiration coming from her pop icon Lady Gaga, singer and rapper Lady Yasmina is diversifying the world of Pop with her own R&B and ‘90s era flavors. With an infectious vocal persona, the young artist exudes passion and demands attention with every charismatic verse and symphonic instrumentation. Lady Yasmina is the type of person who is naturally respectful and kind to anyone she encounters. Lady Yasmina now uses her large platform in hopes to motivate her fans to find the strength inside to stand up for themselves. With such a strong message to share songwriting comes easily to the bold artist, which allows her to focus on diversifying her instrumentations and production. Lady Yasmina now uses her large platform in hopes to motivate her fans to find the strength inside to stand up for themselves. With such a strong message to share songwriting comes easily to the bold artist, which allows her to focus on diversifying her instrumentations and production. Discover more about Lady Yasmina, here. Instagram Twitter #BUZZMUSIC

After dipping their toes into various music genres and styles the artists behind Canadian band SUBURBS finally settled into a pop style filled with reflection and emotion. Their newest single “Don’t Fear” is filled with tender passion and ethereal instrumentation. Opening with light vocal tones paired with softened piano melodies, SUBURBS will create chills within listeners as “Don’t Fear” reminds individuals not to fear the changes they must endure within their lives. Although feelings of anxiousness and fear are common for many within our world right now SUBURBS explains that finding a deeper awareness of our inner feelings will help individuals cope and thrive each day. This trio was able to examine their personal anxieties through their single with each pairing of emotional vocals and light, complimenting instrumentals while still managing to produce a single that has some feeling of bliss. “Don’t Fear” is a must-listen as SUBURBS gives listeners a taste of inspiration. Discover more about SUBURBS, here. Instagram Facebook Twitter

With lyrical sounds, Buffalo New York native Genecist is advancing the world of Hip-Hop, R&B, Jazz, and Soul with his new single “Promise”. Using infused melodies to share his personal message, Geneticist invites listeners inside his tranquil world in which his personal passion shines through with themes of love between two individuals. Many would consider Genecist a lyrical wordsmith as his angelic vocals convey each emotion through significant and wistful lyrics while still continuing to be a very dance-style tune. The instrumentals within this track create infectious beats that make “Promise” a welcoming track that showcases Genecist’s raw talents. As his album 'Ancient Potions' dives into the various forms of love, Genecist explains that “Promise” carries a message to which individuals should take responsibility to provide a sense of happiness for that significant other. This authentic artist embodies being vulnerable and faithful and creates meaningful tracks filled with immense amounts of wisdom. Discover more about Genecist, here. Instagram Facebook #BUZZMUSIC

As a group of Canadian music students made the trip to Vancouver, Canada, over the summer of 2020 they had the opportunity to produce an EP single filled with animated soundscapes and hard-hitting melodies. After a weaving abundance of various energy-filled instrumentals “New Heights,” was born. Drawing inspiration from Punk, Rock, and Indie Genres, this timeless single keeps listeners on their toes with each high-impact lyrics and multidimensional soundscapes. “New Heights” is filled with in-your-face energy that is the embodiment of an unapologetic single. When asked about the creative process while recording this track Waterfront explained that this debut EP single shares an evolution of their band and music. The experience of producing this single allowed Waterfront to turn difficult obstacles into the best times of their lives. With more EP and singles on the way, summer will be filled with more touching music from Waterfront. Discover more about Waterfront, here. Instagram Twitter

Growing up in Brooklyn during the era of early Hip-Hop culture might have been exactly what QuanDon needed to spark his career as a rapper, lyricist, and emcee. Just like most of our favorite rappers throughout the decades, QuanDon cultivated his talents by constantly freestyling and rap battling through his early years. His expertise in piecing together witty bars that flow effortlessly has been a dedicated work in process from the start. QuanDon first took pen to paper with his original verses in the early ‘90s, and his skills as a rapper have flourished since then. He has collaborated with various musicians over the years, further diversifying his artistic style and enticing sound. One of QuanDon’s best assets is maintaining a ‘90s essence in all of his songs by bridging the gap of old-school Hip-Hop to the electronic sounds of today. Discover more about QuanDon, here. Instagram Facebook

Coming your way after busking the lavish streets of London and performing at festivals and bars alike while taking things into his own, more than capable hands, Piers drops a beautiful and sensual sound that hooks you right from the start. A self-made singer/songwriter who has the intrigue and musical aptitude that has the audience reeling in admiration, Piers paints a vivid picture of a love story that listeners can relate to on a personal and riveting note. With his new single "This Time", Piers presents a distinct and dynamic vocal depiction of the exact message he is portraying. This soft-sounding, easy listening hit leaves you feeling delighted and invested in what this song stands for, LOVE. As the song progresses through the bridge with its serene and punctual solo, Piers invites the listener into a divine and blissful headspace that's a pleasure to the ears with the perfect balance of piano and velvety smooth background vocals that follow. "This Time" gives us the undeniable craving for more. This piece conveys fabulous melodic harmony into a contrasting and lasting memory of exactly how an incredible, independent songwriter is exactly what this world needs infinitely more of. As the outro leads us into a state of calm and collective adoration, all one can think about is how many more times this track can be played back before we're truly satisfied with having heard enough of it. Thankfully, there's much more to look forward to this year with the promise of further work to be released. Until then we'll be patiently waiting, with an insatiable appetite for every bit of it. We'd like to start by asking if there was a specific inspiration you've had that has led to the creation of "This Time?" Thank you very much! It was a lot of fun to make. I actually wrote the song a little over a year ago after a gig I'd played at a pub in London. I'd met a chap who asked me to play at a party he was having the following week but wanted a few original songs. So I went home that night and wrote a few and this is one of those songs. The production, though, started taking shape a while later in lockdown when I started messing around with some backing vocals and went from there. I tried to blend a sort of acoustic chilled sound with a little crunchier rocky guitar for a more colorful texture. What sort of message are you delivering with your song and how do you hope the audience receives that message? I suppose the song is a love song about a broken relationship and that feeling of "if we try one last time, will we get it right?". I hope the song creates an atmosphere and feeling for the listener of reflective melancholy. Despite the question being asked, it's implied that the answer is already known. There's a longing in the idea that although the outcome will likely not be what you hope for, you feel the need to do it anyway. All because that tiny voice in your head is asking what if. Is there any part of the song that resonates most with you or a segment that you feel best describes the emotion you've so elegantly depicted throughout? I like the last verse particularly: "If there's a knock on your door it's me, babe, Before we soon run out of line. Because honestly, I don't know, Where I'll go when I leave your mind." It's that feeling of being lost without someone. Becoming so used to being a part of their life that it feels foreign to not be the person that they turn to anymore. I think sometimes people can have a tendency to confuse what is familiar with what is best for them. But just because it’s familiar doesn’t mean it’s right. How soon can we expect to hear more of your great sound, and will you touch on further experience in relation to the story you've portrayed going forward? I'm just working on the production and arrangement of my next songs at the moment. Right now I’m looking to collaborate with some producers. I've got lots of songs written with different themes and styles and I’m just in the process of taking them from stripped-back songs to a finished recording. I think this song’s story exists within itself. But there will be more songs with similar themes, stories, and musicality. The mix of softer instrumentation like a piano with a rockier electric guitar is something I've always been a fan of. So I think it’s a sound I'll use more in future releases. What's next? I'll be releasing much more music this year. Hoping to collaborate with many people this year to learn as much as I can. I want to be better in all aspects of the process of making music: songwriting, production, and performing. I'm looking forward to live performances again. The buzz of playing to a crowd. I love making music and I’m endlessly curious about all the different elements that exist in the world of music. I want to immerse myself, put myself in a position to learn. Instagram Website

Creating music with his personality and life experiences, the Philidelphia-based hip-hop artist and rapper Untdld counts his blessings with a powerful single, "Key To My Future." Striving to create his own lane in a society that labels anything good or bad, Untdld (pronounced untitled) aims to make his way through the industry without molding himself to titles or negative labels, which is where the name Untdld originates. Through his latest single, "Key To My Future," listeners are let into Untdld's lyrical world through his in-depth bars and rhythmic delivery. While the sonics offer a sweet ambiance that floats with synths and keys abound, the low end keeps our speakers engaged through the punchy kicks and tight snares. Opening "Key To My Future" are shimmering keys and tight drum breaks, accompanied by pulsating synths that drift in the background. Once Untdld begins rapping his goals and putting in the effort to achieve them, he brings us into transcendence through his rhythmic and passionate delivery. Alongside Untdld's alluring performance are the soothing and atmospheric sonics that melt through our speakers with warmth, emphasizing Untdld's lyrical message of pushing his limits to reach his goals. We highly appreciate the meaningful lyricism and bars that Untdld delivers within this track, as they're bound to leave anyone inspired to keep moving. Plunge into the fresh sounds of Untdld and his latest empowering single, "Key To My Future," and discover the rest of his discography on all digital streaming platforms. Welcome to Buzzmusic Untdld, let us start off by saying, we love the passion you've delivered within your bars for your single, "Key to My Future." What inspired you to write a song that pays tribute to your path to success? 2020 inspired this song honestly. It was such a hard year and I wanted to come out in 2021 with some inspiration. After I and my wife set goals at the beginning of 2021, I wanted to declare that this year will be different than last year. How did you write your bars within "Key to My Future" to tell your story while also inspiring listeners to reach their goals? The lyrics came from experiences in 2020. I start the song off by saying “It's my time (no cap) I'm winning and living my life (yeah)/I had to change up my pace/took time to wait/I knew that God was trying to build up my faith”. I believe the pandemic allowed a lot of us to slow down and take assessments of our lives, relationships, etc. For me I had time to assess my marriage, my relationship with God, and how much faith I really had in him. Also speaking from past experiences that had held me back and reminding myself not to let those things resurface. I always share my experiences in my music to help someone that might be in the same scenario I was once in. Regarding the sonics for "Key to My Future," was the beat pre-made? Or did you work with any producers to navigate the song's lush ambiance? I actually made this beat myself. Funny thing is that this is only the second beat I’ve produced. Do you have a personal favorite lyric? I do and it would have to be: “My life full of color I'm working with art Painting what I want like the sky full of stars…” Could you inform our listeners on what they should expect when listening to your music? What are some common themes you touch on? When you hear my music, you will definitely hear my faith in God and how he brought me out of some dark places, and you will also hear tracks that just express the season of life I am. The common theme is living life through a Christian worldview. Instagram Twitter

Good music that doesn’t have to make sense is the foundation that Rock band Levy G builds off of. Wanting their audience to be the judge of what their musical creations mean, there is no denying that Levy G has talent. Taking a peek through their perspective, we zoom in on the kaleidoscope lens that has radiantly produced their latest project, 'The Sunshine EP.' Exploring a whirlwind of creative paths with the band, the six tracks on this EP guide you through a medley of uplifting, and rhythmic bops that have your fingers and toes tapping along to the beat's pulsation. Each project needs the perfect balance of upbeat vibrations, and downtempo grooves, and let us tell you; 'The Sunshine EP,' does exactly that. Sometimes, all in the same song. Kicking off the project with, “Paradox,” Levy G contributes warm elements that question the difference between what’s right and what is wrong as they break out into a psychedelic trip that lures you into earnest components, accompanied by mind-blowing chord progressions. This tends to be the theme for Levy G. The music that they produce encourages you to feel all types of ways as the music shifts your perception as quickly as they change time signatures. Fully breaking into Classic Rock tenors that form a syncopated rush of heavy-hitting composure, your mind truly begins to cover the sonic canvas that they encourage you to graffiti with your thoughts. For example, “Life is What You Have, and What You Have is Life,” and “Good Company,” escort us through the uplifting chords performed as the resonated bassline trucks along to match the dynamism that you exude when taking these feel-good tracks in. You can’t quite pinpoint what inspirations speak into their music, but Rock n Roll is the quintessence of their being. If you’ve ever preyed upon the starry-eyed visions that have your mind fixating on what you’re capable of, “Change the World,” will speak to you in ways that you didn’t think were possible. Amplifying a surge of pep and interrogation, you begin to question your own motives towards changing the world as you bob and weave through the energetic resonance of “Change the World.” Combining their Rock backbone with the welcoming of golden saxophone hues of a saxophone calling your name, “Ducks on a Road” allows the tempo to decelerate while the infectious grooves pick up. The smooth tones emanated from the works have you eating out of the palm of Levy G’s hand. “Monkey with a Loaded Gun,” wants us to believe its intentions are different from what they seem to be from the moment the song starts to the moment it ends. Leaving you in a hazy front of uncertainty, Levy G seems to be great at allowing us to tap into our inner thoughts and rethink everything we thought was the norm. We’ve found that the entire contents of 'The Sunshine EP,' is a loaded vessel that continues to give back to the listener. No matter what day, hour, or occasion you choose to dissect this beast, the outcome will always be in the hands of the beholder. Welcome to BuzzMusic, Levy G, we love the sounds portrayed in 'The Sunshine EP.' Could you please take us into what each member of Levy G contributed to the desired sound? Park and Jackson wrote all of the lyrics and composed the music with Jordan holding down the beat on the drums. We all put in the jam hours, rehearsing and shaping the songs and leaving the rest up to studio magic. We know that the meaning behind the project is dependent on the listener, but what about the makers? In your own words, what does this EP mean to you? Through life and psychedelics, we discovered the sunshine sound, the sunshine sound can be found in all different styles of music. We did our best to embody the sunshine sound and explore all of its different aspects of color. How does this body of work hold up to previous pieces that you have out? It is a beautiful thing about music where if you give it the time and the effort that it deserves, you’re bound to get better from project to project. To answer the question, this EP showed us that every time we get in the studio we’d like to walk out with something better than the last. Out of the six songs that listeners get to hear, do you have a specific one that resonates with you more than others? Would you ask a mad cat woman if she loves any of her twelve cats more than the others, or do you just assume that she loves them all the same? It’s really a mystery, isn’t it? With so many intricate components making up your songs, how do you know when a project is complete? Unfortunately, any time we’ve recorded we go back and think of things we could have done differently, but fuck it. By the time all three of us can look at each other and give the nod, we know we’re finished. Instagram

Born and raised in Las Vegas, Joey Miceli has been writing songs and singing since he was five years old. He released his first single, "I Wanna Do Everything," at the age of 11, collaborating with Grammy-nominated songwriter and producer, Tom Marolda. Joey's main goal is to connect to people while guiding them through complex feelings of their own, make people feel understood, and be someone they can look to tell their stories, as they relate to one another. Providing his listeners with his most intimate body of work to date, Joey Miceli brings forth this vibrant creation of his 9 track album, 'diagnosis season.' Throughout his life he has always wrestled with his weight and the notion of conforming in a society where men are synonymous with virility, vigor, and power, leaving him wondering why femininity is so threatening. Continually questioning why it was a source of him being bullied as a young boy. In January of 2021, Joey Miceli took a week to himself where he could bask in self-reflection that would prompt him to write about unique things that contribute to his individuality. Joey Miceli birthed the charismatic likes of, 'diagnosis season.' Emanating a radiant atmosphere that flows in the nostalgic era of the 1980s, Joey Miceli has us whirling in an uplifting soundscape that places the spotlight on his heartfelt timbres that send chills down your spine. Through a medley of slow, and mid to up-tempo creations that swiftly grace your mind as you resonate with his messaging, Joey Miceli portrays relevant content that lingers on your mind as you drown in a pool of your innermost thoughts. Encouraging his listeners to search the depths of their souls to relate to his thesis, “beautiful again,” and “paramour,” carry a chime of harmonies that have us gravitating towards the striking themes presented before us. Going above and beyond, we feel the music more than we hear it. As much as we can listen to the words brilliantly flowing in a chime of heavenly grace, there is more substance to the music that Joey Miceli is placing fourth. Delving into themes of being seen, heard, and feeling beautiful, these compositions meet an ethereal universe of exploration as lush guitar strums, reverberated drums, and airy synths, invite you into the warm embrace of the comforting tones that Joey Miceli radiates. There are a variety of slow ballads that dip into themes of love such as “angel,” “hiding,” “sweetness,” and “if I know you,” that showcase the wide vocal range of Joey Miceli and he dissects the importance of trust, a safe haven, and admiration. Perusing the speakers with bouts of melancholy in the theme of “hiding,” Joey Miceli touches on hiding from fears around him. The somber keys performed in “sweetness,” allow the minimalism in the arrangement to showcase Joey Miceli’s vocals in the foreground as he elusively performs alluring words that bring forth protection in the wonder of love. Then we have, “if I know you,” taking us through an artistic tour of the canvas that Joey Miceli pours his heart out onto. Finally reaching the point of releasing the inner burning flame that fuels his passion, “angel,” offers us consideration and thankfulness in an R&B styled ballad of genuine sensations threading the weave of profound honesty. As we continue to make our way through the tracklist, “past life,” enters the realm of magnetic effervescence in the conveyance of Joey Miceli’s message as he talks up the sentimental traits that he loves about the apple of his eye, while the longing in “sanctuary,” focuses on the vocal delivery about a seeking his favorite hiding place, in the person that he adores. Impeccably taking us through the motions of, “diagnosis season,” we finally reach the last song, “what if we were happy.” This triumphantly allows us to have the upbeat closure that we all truly need from this authentic sonic journey custom to Joey Miceli. 'diagnosis season,' has taken us through the various hues that Joey Miceli offers in his vastly changing genres that fuse musical components together in a flouring inspiration of individuality. We highly suggest feeling the waves of Joey Miceli in this striking piece put forth with good intention. Congratulations on the release of “diagnosis season.” We love the variety of tracks that you seamed together for this project. Why did you choose the title that you did for the album? Thank you guys so much for listening and supporting me. This collection of songs was definitely a mental game of trial and error, but I’m happy we’re here and that I put it out after a lot of overthinking. I’ve never had problems with creating the titles of projects, but this one was definitely a challenge. I was choosing between 3 or 4 ideas but never felt like I had found one that really stuck. It wasn’t until my best friend, Ryan, brought up the idea of “diagnosis season,” which came from a lyric in “if I know you.” At first, I thought it was a bit pretentious and try-hard for my first alternative venture, however, the more I sat with it, the more I realized it really did illustrate the themes that are present in every song. Now, It’s easily my favorite title of anything I’ve written. Could you please take us into what that week looked like when you sat down and created all of the music that we hear on “diagnosis season?" I honestly wish I had this super-specific and heartbreaking story that prompted all of that inspiration, but I think what makes these songs so special is their lack of obstruction. I really just wrote about what I feel and think about in any given week; it’s a diagnosis of my cognitive dissonance. It’s a commentary on mental health and a closer look at a young guy learning about himself. I really worked through things on my mind while also acknowledging the hope in my life. It’s incredibly unfiltered and sometimes distressing, but that’s what makes it challenging and singular. Out of all the songs offered on the album, do you have a specific one that resonates with you more than the others? Why? I think the ones that resonate with me the most, at least right now, are “beautiful again” and “if I know you.” “beautiful again” was one of the last songs I wrote for the record and it is one of my favorite songs I’ve ever written. I wrote it in about twenty minutes because it felt like I had to write it. I don’t know how to explain it, but the words just kept coming to me. Every time I sing it, it feels like the most cathartic experience in the world and I’m just really proud of myself for conveying my feelings so clearly. “if I know you” is so special because it feels like a title track and the heart of the album. That was the song that made me understand that this was a record and not just a series of songs, but it was my job to make sure every song had a rightful place. What has been your biggest takeaway from releasing this album? My honesty and humanity are enough. I love pop music, I love the big production, I love to dance and sing, but it was so nice to use my voice in ways I never felt fit me or my image. I genuinely just needed this change of pace because I no longer want to exist in a box. I don’t want to allow others to make me feel like I have to stick to an image or sound they’re used to hearing from me. This was about taking a risk and I just hope the music speaks to people. Throughout your career, you have accomplished some amazing things! What has been your proudest moment to date? Well, first off, thank you. This is going to sound so annoying, so sorry in advance, but there are a lot of things that I’m proud of myself for accomplishing in terms of experience and the work I put in. Those things are great and fine, but I am truly most proud of myself when the people I love being able to listen to something I’ve written and look at me and say, “that is the person I know and love.” That is the greatest accomplishment for me. I’ve always been a writer first and I always want to be an artist that people know won’t bullshit them and pretend like life is just always great. And if life has always been great for you and treated you well, honestly good for you, but life really sucks sometimes. Of course, it’s important to see the silver lining, however, I believe it’s more important to acknowledge the pain. Repressing such a thing is so dangerous. This record confronts that notion head-on. Instagram

Merging the neon cityscape of Tokyo, with the psychedelic palm trees of Los Angeles, the pop artist and singer-songwriter AYAKO returns with her sensual single, "Do It In The Rain." Exploring sounds of pop, r&b, and techno, the Japanese-American artist AYAKO has graced us with her stylings on various occasions and genuinely impressed us each time. Her genre-bending and unique explorations always make for an enamoring experience. Dropping heat with her latest release, "Do It In The Rain," AYAKO emphasizes the smaller, simpler things in life. While fueling the sonics with sensual r&b/soul instrumentals and sonics, AYAKO delivers her intimate lyricism to keep us engaged in the sultry storyline. "Do It In The Rain" opens with mid-tempo drums and the warmest of r&b keys, chiming along with the tenderness of a summer's rain. Once AYAKO begins vocalizing her desire to keep 'busy' during those rainy days, the surrounding sonics slowly drift into a soothing and modern r&b atmosphere. Moving through the single, we can't help but keep our ears locked on AYAKO's descriptive and straightforward lyricism, depicting all sorts of steamy scenes and fantasies that play in her mind. Accompanied by the groovy basslines, punchy kicks, and shimmering keys, AYAKO closes the song off with incredible vibes, giving us all the warmth and heat we need nowadays. Travel to the depths of passion and intimacy with AYAKO's recent release, "Do It In The Rain," available now on all digital streaming platforms. We're excited to chat with you about your latest release, "Do It In The Rain." What inspired you to take on this sultry and sensual single? The story of the song was literally inspired by a day in my life when it was pouring rain, I didn’t have an umbrella, my car was parked at least a mile away, and my boyfriend and I were stuck inside my tiny Hollywood studio apartment. There was something grounding, yet exciting about appreciating the simple things in life like “scrolling through Netflix all day” or “eating last night’s leftovers”. And also, there’s something just so sexy and sultry about rain, and the way it sounds. I was inspired to write a song that captured that mood and moment in time. What inspired the warm r&b/soul sound on "Do It In The Rain?" Is this your first time creating more r&b-leaning songs? My producer, SEROW, and I share a deep love for the late ’90s to early 2000’s r&b/pop music. We both grew up listening, singing, and dancing to artists like Ashanti, Alicia Keys, and Mariah Carey. Because of these influences, my writing style and melodies are naturally more r&b/pop even if the production has a different style, like house or electro. For our second single together, SEROW and I wanted to go back to our roots and make a full-on r&b baby-making banger, with a contemporary pop flair of course. This is the first r&b-leaning song that I have released, but I love writing r&b melodies and definitely plan on releasing more songs inspired by old-school and more contemporary r&b music. What was it like working with SEROW when navigating the sonics for "Do It In The Rain?" Since this is your second single together, would you say there is creative chemistry between the two of you? For “Do It In The Rain'', I actually came to SEROW with some melody ideas that came to me while driving. I got to the studio, sang him the melodies and he started jamming on the keys until he came up with the dreamy chord progression that drives the song. As soon as he played it, we were both just like “mmmm yes, that’s the vibe”. SEROW is also an incredible drummer, and when he laid down the rhythm, it gave the track the warmth and groove that I was looking for. From there, it was all just bouncing ideas back & forth, experimenting, drinking beer, and eating homemade food handpicked from SEROW’s garden. SEROW and I always have a fun time working together! The more we work together, the more we get to know each other, and the more our creative chemistry grows. It’s super exciting to see how this growth carries over into our music. What can you tell us about the singles you have lined up for release this year? SEROW and I already have the next few singles lined up and ready for release this year! Our next single is again, its own vibe and universe. We got a little more experimental with it and I’m super stoked to share it with you all! What's the best piece of advice someone has given you that has helped shape you as an artist? My dad always taught me the importance of knowing my strengths and weaknesses. I’ve learned that one of my greatest strengths is my bicultural background. As an artist, I want to sing more in Japanese and represent Japanese culture aesthetically. Acknowledging my weaknesses has helped me know when to ask for help and when to collaborate with others whose strengths compensate for my weaknesses. Instagram Facebook