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Hailing from Toronto, Canada, Gordon taps into the R&B soundscape while bringing a modern wave twist of his own to his musical creations. Influenced by the likes of Bryson Tiller and PARTYNEXTDOOR, Gordon mixes the R&B sound with Hip-hop flows that have him sitting in the genre of Trapsoul. In the smooth cascades of his reverberated vocalization swaying at mass heights in "Motion," Gordon provides a sultry performance as he leaves it all on the table. The poignant instrumentation's pulsation has you transitioning through a broad spectrum of moods while you bask in the striking timbres shed. In a colossal ambiance that trickles into the soothing mid-tempo hypnotism of this song, Gordon has us being equally moved by the beat, and the lyrical content as the way he maneuvers around the track have you fixated on the entirety of "Motion." As we take a sip from his luscious offerings, Gordon's songwriting has us mesmerized with the relationship he depicts that has sparks flying and a sense of exploration and journey for the love to embark on. Gordon takes it upon himself to have his audience methodically feeling the tenors as his raw emotion through each note is portrayed. Building up an authentic connection with his supporters, Gordon understands the importance of having his fan base relate to him in various ways. Sifting through the opulent swagger that comes overflowing from "Motion," we can't wait to see where Gordon's musical journey takes him next. Congratulations on the release of, “Motion.” What moment or story inspired the intricate lyrics that you dive into in this single? What inspired me to make a song like motion is the fact that at the time of making motion I was listening to a lot of old-school r&b like Ginuwine and D'Angelo both of them were known for the classic slow jam hits, like sexual songs with taste. And around that same time, I was listening to a lot of old partynextdoor songs like Persian rugs and Muse. I thought to my self every r&b singer has that one sexy song for the ladies you know. Most of music before this song was more about heartbreak, I wanted to show a different side to Gordon a side that most the supporters haven’t heard before. I want to make a song that’s sexual but tasteful, and I feel like I did that with this song. Do you have a personal favorite lyric in "Motion?" Honestly, my favorite lyric from motion hands down is part 0:37 where I say “Got something’s I want to do to you tonight anything to leave that body satisfied “. I feel like the words I used the flow, the tone in my voice, and the way the bass hit a little harder with each word I said,it really sent the vibe for the rest of the song. How long did it take you to create “Motion?" Could you please share some insight into the process? Honestly, the process wasn’t that long The same day I found the beat I bought it and headed straight to the studio to record. It’s one of those moments when you find a beat and everything just flows everything came so easy that day. Lyrics just flowed out of my brain, like nothing was forced everything felt natural as if I was meant to use this beat even the recording process was smooth. What happens to be your favorite part of the creative process when releasing a single or project? My favorite part about the creative process when releasing music, honestly I enjoy The whole process, making music is my passion I love the fact that I can connect with so many people just through music. I love the fact that I can be myself I can be vulnerable, I’m not really a talkative guy at all but when I make Music I feel like I can open up to people. I also love the fact that with each release there a chance that I can grow my fan base I feel like everything time I drop a song it’s a step closer to my goal and that alone is exciting. What can listeners expect to hear from you in terms of releases in 2021? The listener can expect a whole lot of vibes from my music this year. I want every song I release this year to be an experience. I’m still in my r&b vibes but I'm just showing a different side to Gordon and I’m excited to show what I have in store this year something new something fresh but always a vibe. Instagram #BUZZMUSIC

Flyght Club is Shauvik Sharan's beloved contemporary music project. Prioritizing extreme versatility, Flyght Club's music ranges in the depths of all popular music types and explores a whole new genre with its intrinsic elements. With every song made to cater to different listeners' moods and emotions, each musical creation is written, produced, performed, and mixed by Shauvik Sharan solely to ensure that it's conveyed the exact way he intends it to. Brought to life with a full band etching each melodic component into the soundwaves, "Those American Eyes" is the most recent single brought forth by Flyght Club. Implementing acoustic guitar strums that welcome you into the intricate creative realm of Flyght Club, you're fully immersed in the harmonious bliss that breaks barriers of experimental resonance. As "Those American Eyes" progresses, the warm embrace extended to each listener is accompanied by tight-knit drum patterns that mold the fortified structure of elusive vocals dripped in a cascade of mesmerizing harmonies. Although listeners far and wide get lost in the opulent echoes that reign supreme from this lush ballad, the songwriting is not what we perceive it upon first listen. Through the prevailing lyrical motif radiating, "cause I'm sold for those American eyes. Let me hold on to those American thighs that've got me addicted to your love," Shauvik Sharan signifies how even with all the hardships and obstacles that occur in a relationship, he will continue to fight through the barricades of the music scene in the United States. With Shauvik Sharan dodging the topic of love, you can hear him addressing the struggles of residing in the United States as an immigrant. Drenching us in immersive hues that trickle on the lyrical horizon, "Those American Eyes" has us submerged in firsthand experience from an emerging talent. We adore the deep tones that emanate from “Those American Eyes.” Could you please take us into what the creative process looked like when bringing this single to life? Thank you so much for having me, I’m really glad you guys vibe with the song. ‘Those American Eyes’ is very special to me and is one of my favorite songs that I’ve written till date. The song started out with me noodling on my friend’s rusty acoustic guitar and my fingers just magically landing on the perfect notes that led to the signature riff being born which then proved to be the base of the whole song. The moment I played the riff, I knew I was onto something and a great song could be made around it. In terms of the creative process, the main aspect I wanted to bring forth was to make this a listener journey more than just a psychedelic/ experimental rock song. I structure the song in a way where the listeners start off at a simple and mellow acoustic vibe, then travel to a psychedelic rock style with all the instruments dropping in, then into a heavy rock soundscape with distorted guitars driving the section and then into a trippy progressive abode of electronic elements fused with sitars, synths, and vocoder layers until it drops right back into a heavy riff rock feel for the grand finale and ends the journey with listeners wanting to go on the ride a second time. In order to successfully execute this song as a journey, I had to make sure all the musical elements and layers came in at the right times and corresponded to each other perfectly as well as ensure the transitions between the sections were smooth and didn’t shock the listeners out of the trance and flow of the song. Although most of the instruments were played and recorded by me (Flyght Club being my solo one-man-band type project), the song wouldn’t have been the same without help from my friends Sandeep on the sitar and Hriday on the drums. What is the main theme and message that you’re hoping your listeners take away from listening to this single? The main message that I want listeners to take away from the song is to cherish the struggle whilst chasing your dreams. When you dream big, hardships are bound to intensify, obstacles increase in number, and difficulties and failures are inevitable. However, staying persistent, looking past the difficulties, learning from your failures, and coming back strong is essential in succeeding. The theme that the song presents is how this lifestyle of constantly struggling, grinding, and chasing your dream becomes an obsession with the addictive excitement and thrill that it brings. Flyght Club as a concept stands for exactly this. Anybody that dares to dream big and gives everything they’ve got in order to achieve it is a part of the Flyght Club as well as everybody that supports the struggles and wants to see dreamers succeed. The goal is to create an ever-motivating community that helps bring each other up and succeed. As for this song, in particular, I chose to highlight the struggles of an immigrant music artist striving to achieve the great American dream. The song uses subtle yet effective personification by portraying America as a woman while I sing to her about her enticing charms that keep me hooked. Growing up on classic rock artists such as Led Zeppelin, Eric Clapton, and Pink Floyd, do you find that these artists still influence the sounds that you offer your audience today? Definitely, a 100%. All of the classic rock artists that I grew up listening to paved the way for my music creation to really reach the level it has. I remember, as a kid, I used to constantly listen to these artists day and night, trying to learn their songs on the guitar. I was in complete awe of the uniqueness in their sounds and the versatility in their music catalog. They had songs that would range over multiple music styles which had me hooked instantly. The concept of diversifying and experimenting with musical genres that I discovered through the music of the 70s rock era has played the most important role in the music I make today. Versatility is the number one factor that I prioritize in my creating process, building songs for numerous moods and listeners. As I discovered more and more music growing up, I was exposed to electronic music, pop music, I got into music production and found a bunch of creative tools and software to mess around with while consistently increasing my knowledge and skills. And so today, I try to make modern music while still fusing elements of the classic rock music that’s permanently embedded both in my mind and soul. I can’t credit the 70’s rock artists enough for setting an incredibly strong foundation of music theory and performance in me and most importantly for showing me the level to which music versatility and experimentation can be taken. Today my main goal is to make music for any and every audience possible. I want to ensure that no matter what style of music you are into or what mood you’re in today, you’ll definitely find at least one song in my catalog that you’ll be able to connect with. With each song varying in styles and techniques, what happens to be your favorite part of the creative process? My favorite part of the process is the thrill of not knowing what I’m gonna end up creating. A very powerful database in creating music is your very own subconscious. What needs to be mastered is the ability to freely access your subconscious and draw out and load experiences from there that you can use to create songs. This is what I take pride in and am very effectively able to execute. Sad memories give birth to slow, dark and tense songs while happy experiences tend to lead to upbeat poppy ones. This is what makes the art of songwriting and production so beautiful and fun. Reliving experiences and converting into melodies and lyrics, starting with just an idea and finishing with a complete song just makes the whole process well worth it. So yeah, my favorite part of the process is just the excitement of sitting down with my guitar, computer, and interface, finding a past experience or situation that I’d wanna make a song out of, and get going. This intimate creation process is what I believe resonates well and deep with the listeners and helps them connect to my music and to me. Instagram Facebook #BUZZMUSIC

With immense pleasure and eager excitement, we feature Beyond Tha Noize on our website here at BuzzMusic. DJ and producer Richard Sacilotto currently resides in Melbourne, Australia, and has repeatedly blessed audiences across his home country and across the globe with his inventive and electrifying sound time and time again. With the release of his hit single "I Told You," listeners get an unforgettable taste of his tantalizing style and irrevocably astonishing talent. This track, in particular, highlights a true, immersive electronic-dance rhythm that invokes a surreal atmosphere engulfed in deep bass and melodic intensity. This piece is a prime example of why Beyond Tha Noize has undisputedly landed atop prominent and talent-filled electronic dance music charts. Dynamically expressing his creative superiority, Richard Sacilotto gives credit to his father Adrian as a shining inspiration towards his career as a spirited artist. With his versatile and distinguished ability on display, the reason Beyond Tha Noize has been frequently featured over the radio and performed at numerous notable venues is abundantly clear. With so much to look forward to and many more impeccable tunes to dive into that have already been released, we absolutely cannot wait to hear more from Beyond Tha Noize. A compelling feeling washes over audiences everywhere as we gear up to entrench ourselves further with Richard's enthusiastic and exhilarating work. Thank you for joining us here at BuzzMusic Beyond Tha Noize, and congratulations on the release of your masterpiece "I Told You". Are there any future collaborations you have in store that you can reveal to us? We have a lot of collaborations coming up, we are in the middle of finishing off the track as we speak. Also, we have some new releases coming out on some big labels around the globe. Exciting Times Ahead Have you followed your father's footsteps in regards to your musical style or does it differ in many ways? He used to play in Nightclubs as well so he was always playing the latest club & Techno Tracks, so you could say the club's tracks are pretty similar. What has been your favorite venue or show that you've played in recent memory? I would have to say Belasco Theatre in downtown Los Angeles. Pretty Amazing Venue and playing alongside some big names were pretty amazing. If you had one message to your fans, what would it be? Once we are given the all-clear to travel outside of Australia. We are coming on Tour! What's next for you? Pushing out as much music as we can. Doing a lot of Local Australian shows for now until we are free to travel then we will go on tour. Instagram Facebook #BUZZMUSIC

Ontario alt-rock trio Sierra Pilot takes on another fierce reimagination with their heated rendition of Miley Cyrus' smash hit, "Midnight Sky." Consisting of Taylor Leith, Jay Thibault, and Jason Holzscherer, Sierra Pilot is garnering vast attention through their two EP's and well-received singles. Excited to release their heavily anticipated full-length album, Sierra Pilot is now delving into the world of covers until the project's release. Recently releasing their previous cover of Billie Eilish's "You Should See Me in a Crown," Sierra Pilot is now exploring more pop pieces with Miley Cyrus's "Midnight Sky." Reworking the song with heavy alt-rock flairs, Sierra Pilot offers an exceptional rendition for rockers anywhere. Listening to Sierra Pilot's cover of "Midnight Sky," the track opens with a dark synth that takes on the main melody. Once the fiery beat drops, we can't wrap our heads around the grit and power that Sierra Pilot has infused into this cover. They blast into the track with a heavy bass riff, an exhilarating guitar line, and gripping drum arrangements that keep our ears peeled. Delivering Miley's iconic lyricism is Sierra Pilot's lead vocalist Taylor Leith, who drenches the song in mystery and lust through his raspy vocal stylings. We genuinely feel as though Sierra Pilot has fueled this single with such organic and raw elements that it could come off as an original, aside from Ms. Cyrus' empowering lyricism and deftly-created melodies. All in all, Sierra Pilot delivers a highly engaging and unique alt-rock take on Miley Cyrus' "Midnight Sky," available to rock with on all digital streaming platforms. We're incredibly impressed with the alt-rock depth you've delivered within your cover of "Midnight Sky." What inspired your band to take on another cover, and this one in particular? Thank you!! Yeah, there was really no plan to do another cover after we covered Billie Eilish’s “you should see me in a crown.’” As of right now, we’re super busy trying to get our album out, but I heard this song and was instantly hooked on the bass line. All I was thinking about was “How badass would this be as a hard rock song?”. Then before we knew it we were laying it down in the studio. Could you take us through your creative process for "Midnight Sky" when recreating the song with such heavy instrumentation? How did this process go about behind the scenes? Well, it really just came down to replicating all the tones that I was hearing in my head. So we laid down our version of the beat (Massive sounding rock drum kit) and distorted bass. Then we doubled everything with a heavy Baritone and even heavier guitars. We mostly wanted to just stay true to the song as it is though, but of course, we needed the Sierra Pilot aggressive tones in there. For Taylor Leith, how did you go about channeling Miley's emotion and power when delivering the lyricism within "Midnight Sky"? Was it easy to put your own spin on her performance? I connected with this song and lyrics right away. Miley has such a unique and rasp to her voice that I absolutely love. I thought her performance on the song was perfect and I knew I didn’t want to stray too far from her. It did take me some time to get in the character of such a superstar who’s been putting out awesome songs for years. So no it wasn’t easy, but I think with the help of our producer, I got there in the end. Now that you're releasing a debut full-length project, are there any themes or approaches we should expect from the album? Do you have a release date? We do not have an official release date, however, we are aiming for mid Summer to early Fall. Hopefully around a time when we can start playing shows again. As far as themes go there is really no singular theme. There is a real mix of songs on the album. We’ve taken inspiration from many different genres and put our hearts and soul into every song. We influenced everything from Country - modern pop, R&B - Metal. What's next? Hopefully shows! It's been a while and we are dying to get on the road again. We really miss our fans at our shows and meeting everybody who comes to support us. Then once we are back at that… who knows? Definitely more music. There's talk among us about doing an Acoustic or “Reimagined” EP. This would involve some of our already released songs and some from the album… maybe some new ones. After this crazy time in the world, we have nothing to do but keep moving forward and keep creating. Instagram Facebook #BUZZMUSIC

Indie-pop artist Tim Kohler has been a rabid fan of both classical 1960s and modern top-40 songwriters. This unique combination of influences has inspired Tim to produce singles with a variety of instrumentation, presentation, and arrangement. With his newest single “Typewriter”, Kohler showcases his vocal talent that will have listeners moving with each swift motion of sound. Never fully surrounding himself in one distinct genre or mold, he is able to heighten listeners' senses and increase a feeling of bliss within sweet, yet powerful sounds. Being influenced by his own wedding day, Kohler says “Typewriter” is about each thing that runs through your head that special day you marry your best friend. At that moment you are so filled with love and joy there is physically nothing else that exists which is why this song was given to his wife as an anniversary gift. Although this is just a small sample of Kohler’s talents, “Typewriter” is a track that captures Kohler's love nature, and admiration for some of life's finest moments. Discover more about Tim Kohler, here. Instagram Facebook #BUZZMUSIC

Jaq is a born star from the land of Los Angeles. Ever since the age of 5, she has been writing and singing songs that have led to her journey independently teaching herself how to produce her records. Jaq's music can't be put into a box as she continues to showcase her genre-breaking talents with each song. Her top-notch vocal production and her tone of voice seemingly make her incomparable to anyone else. Taking the world by storm, Jaq offers her listeners a buoyant presentation of her artistic talents in her most recent single and music video for "ILY." Serving an effervescent poise that radiantly illuminates your headspace, the sparkling Pop styled vocals that come pouring out of Jaq have you instantly immersed in the musical composition as an entirety. The sultry timbres emitted match the vividly lit screen as the quick-paced motions that delve into the optimism of "ILY" are highlighted in a charismatic manner authentic to Jaq. As the enticing progression of "ILY" trickles into intricately written verses that stem from the heart, you're pulled into the warmth that is the eclectic essence of Jaq's signature shaved head with unique and colorful designs. The entire music video acts as a color palette that continues to give back while enchantingly transporting joy to the positive atmosphere brought forth. Teaming up with Bright Minds Entertainment and Who's House, the scenes offered to dive into the many different styles that Jaq brings to the table. Highlighting the blue hues, which showcase the finely edited variety of three Jaq's, each more boisterous than the next, this is only one of the many scenes that lift the energetic peak to an all-time high. Accompanied by a choreographed dance sequence, you are reassured that this is a track that you don't want to be sitting down for. You'll be out of your seat in mere moments, basking in the jump-off-your-screen party that Jaq and her friends indulge in while kicking the fashion up a notch. Strikingly memorable in both a visual and auditory sense, Jaq embodies her truth as she conveys the glorious sanguinity that "ILY" revolves around. Congratulations on the release of your single and music video for, “ILY.” We adore the song and eye-catching visuals that you have paired with it. Could you please tell us what inspired the theme that we hear you dive into in “ILY?" The theme of ILY was created in the studio before we started writing the song. I remember being very adamant about not wanting to write just another basic love song about a boy. After freestyling to the track a couple of times through, I kept coming back to the line “fuck it, I love you” kind of begrudgingly. I was annoyed that the line I loved so much was literally saying the one thing I didn’t want to write about. So at that moment, I decided I’d reflect a little on my self-love journey. I then looked at Luke “the VuJade” (the producer) and Petros (my manager/co-writer) and said, “Alright boys I guess we’re writing another love song. But it’s gonna be too MYSELF for MYSELF”. We love the music video’s quick ace and fashion choices! What was it like on set filming this video? Did your creative direction pan out the way that you expected? The music video was so ridiculously fun to film. The videographer Ben (other visuals) is someone I’ve worked with before so he already knew how I worked and took the time to really see my vision. One of the best parts for me was getting styled. I had nothing in my wardrobe that I was truly excited to wear in this and It was my FIRST shoot where I got a stylist (Ryan Barker). Ryan really NAILED my looks. He had pieces that perfectly embodied different parts of my personality. Lastly, the dancers were SUCH a nice addition as well. It was nice having some other strong/confident female energy on set. I really wanted to capture the diversity in all of our looks to show how we should love EVERY version of ourselves. In the end the video came out exactly how I envisioned it going in. Out of all the scenes that your audience has the chance of seeing in the “ILY,” music video, what was your favorite to film? Why? My favorite scene from the ILY music video has to be the record room scene. I LOVED the all-denim fit and the vibrant red walls with the vinyl all around. I also got to get a little crazy when we filmed that. I was jumping around, climbing the furniture, falling to the ground, and rolling around on the carpet. It just felt so freeing to film and the whole aesthetic of that room and outfit is me in a nutshell. What are you hoping that your listeners take away from the messaging in “ILY?" I love when my music inspires others or helps them through whatever journey they’re going through. Music can be construed in so many different ways depending on what that person has gone through in their life so I don’t have a specific expectation on how it should resonate with others. However, if there’s one thing to take away from this song it’s to love every version of yourself. The good, the bad, the ugly, the pretty, and everything in between. You’ll start to notice how beautiful life is when you start living out of love for yourself and others. Instagram Facebook #BUZZMUSIC

Originally born in South Korea, Gun Boi Kaz spent his life growing up in the small town of New Haven, Connecticut. Diving into music at the age of 16, he used the creative aspect as an emotional outlet to help him cope. Garnering major attention with his musical styles that pull inspiration from Emo Rap and Punk-inspired melodies, there is a reason that his audience keeps coming back for more. Shining a bright light on the buoyant yet cognizant universe that has his most recent single “Walked Away,” blaring from the sound system, Gun Boi Kaz has collaborated with the music network and label, the afterparty project, as well as TAP to indulge fans in a rhythmic story of a relationship gone bad, leaving one partner to walk away. The other to question the choice that they have settled on. Drenching the speakers in a vivacious take on the Pop meets Hip-hop instrumentation, the mid to up-tempo vibrations transition your focus to the heavily relied on bass components that place this track in a weight class of its own. Gun Boi Kas always delivers his reverberated timbres with a composed juxtaposition as he feeds off of the moods he provides in an unparalleled manner. His vocalization sheds a lyrical motif that is equally thought-provoking and memorable. “Are you better now that you walked away? ‘Cause I’m not,” has us searching for our answers to day-to-day problems throughout the wholeness of the arrangement provided in “Walked Away.” Always dividing the barriers that separate the artist from their individual personas, Gun Boi Kaz and TAP effortlessly mesh both worlds together as Gun Boi Kaz's essence continues to provide relevant content for his audience to resonate with. Congratulations on the release of your latest track, “Walked Away.” It’s always a pleasure when we get to feature you! Could you please share what “Walked Away,” means to you as an artist and individual separate from the music? Always a pleasure to work with you guys! “Walked Away” is a track that holds a lot of weight to it; it’s about being in love and not knowing if that connection is real. The lyrics depict watching your significant another walk away from everything and not knowing why or what to do. I personally know it’s a topic that a lot of people, unfortunately, relate to on a daily basis. This song was intended to help those people embrace their struggle and let it pass; I had to do the same. In a previous interview with us, you mentioned that you found your sound has greatly developed. What factors do you think have played a role in this development? My sound has really developed with my taste; whatever type of music I’m into at the time tends to be similar to what I produce. I started making music back in 2017 when Lil Pump was gaining major popularity, so I started with making hype rap. Recently, my inspirations have been artists like Machine Gun Kelly and The Kid LAROI, but I’ve also been listening to a lot of hyper-pop. My friends also really inspired the development of my sound. After I got out of a two-year-long period of treatment, I didn’t really know what direction my music was going to go or if I wanted to even continue after being away for so long. My friends are the ones who kept me on my toes, helped me build a foundation, and really start a career out of it. All of our sounds have developed together and it’s so cool seeing how much we’ve all grown so far. With each artist varying in their creative process, how do you know when a song is complete? Sometimes I’ll finish a song in a matter of a couple of days. Other times a song could take me months before I’m fully satisfied and am ready to release it. Being a severe perfectionist, as well as my own engineer, it’s tough deciding when a song is done or not. If there’s even one tiny blip that sounds the slightest bit off to me then the song ain’t ready for anyone to hear yet. However, living with my main producer, Jai Lalli, at school has definitely been helping me to get to a finishing point. Having another set of ears (that knows what they’re talking about) to critique your work as you go is crucial as an artist of any genre. How does “Walked Away” hold up to other tracks that you have previously released? Compared to my other tracks, “Walked Away” is definitely my favorite of the ones I’ve released so far. The meaning, its energy, the point in time at which I made the song; everything about it is on point and means so much. That being said, I have a bunch of tracks that are even better that are coming out very soon. My quality is only going up from here and I promise you’re not gonna leave 2021 without knowing my name. Instagram Gun Boi Kaz Instagram The After Party Project #BUZZMUSIC

After spending 20 years dedicated to studying her flawless vocal technique, New York City-based singer-songwriter, and performer Alexa Marino stuns listeners with her latest release, 'Laid Bare,' fresh off her debut album. Marino comes from a musical background that has helped her cultivate her unique versatile sound, pulling from her Soul, Indie, and Pop influences. Her debut album, ‘Laid Bare,’ is a beautiful combination of not only her talents but also the talents of established musician, producer, and co-writer Alex Hayes. This album gracefully displays themes of love, loss, hope, and restlessness. There is a wonderful elegance that the minimalistic instrumentation gives this release. Marino wants this album to be a symbol of inner strength to those who are struggling with self-love, women in particular. In an interview with BuzzMusic, she said “Even if only a handful of people listen to my music, if just one of them feels empowered by my songs then I would call that a success.” We think that everyone who listens to this album will find strength in its messaging. Discover more about Alexa Marino, here. Instagram Website Facebook

The international artist, producer, and singer-songwriter Bazerk drops fire with his latest scorching release entitled "Push Them In the Crowd." Known for his international fanbases and audiences, Bazerk's music has made its way to success through countries like Russia, India, Australia, and many others. Accomplishing incredible achievements for an independent artist, Bazerk is continually inspiring others to follow in his footsteps. Turning up the heat with his latest release, "Push Them In the Crowd," Bazerk drops his bars for anyone to bop their heads with while offering sweltering vibes that take us back to the bouncing nightclubs and live shows. Also, giving us more of a nostalgic and old-school hip-hop approach, we love the song's raw passion and energy. Listening to "Push Them In the Crowd," a scorching hot synth opens the song alongside a gripping drum arrangement, taking us back to the 90s with each fiery and rich element. Bazerk keeps the spotlight shining on him through each engaging and rhythmic bar he spits, fueling our experience with nothing but liveliness and energy. We can't help but keep our heads bopping to the deftly-produced beat and Bazerk's intricate lyrical delivery, as he genuinely sets himself apart from any sort of competition. Ending the track with nothing but confidence and strength, Bazerk has genuinely impressed us with his ferocious stylings and talented delivery on this powerhouse track. Don't miss out on Bazerk's latest single, "Push Them In the Crowd," and reminisce the carefree nights in the clubs once again. We can't get enough of the heavy vibes from your recent release, "Push Them In the Crowd." When did you begin writing bars and ideas for this single? One day just flipping through the radio on every station's same old crap slow tempo, the same vibe, I am an old school hip hop head so I wanted to take it back to club concert vibe, catchy phrases, and aggressive hooks, so the first thing you hear when a song comes on getting hype and tear crap up, mosh pit, stage diving, losing it. Then came the rapid-fire lyrics. Did anything, in particular, inspire the energetic feel within "Push Them In the Crowd?" What did you want your listeners to feel when experiencing the song? Yes, I feel everything feels safe or sound alike or copy cats or just non-sense out there, I feel there are a thousand of me's out there who have built up aggression and energy and need to get it out, like where the fun at any more just have good time tear some stuff up, my audience is known for me to bring the party vibe. Do you have a personal favorite lyric? Yes, "I said it once before you can hate me, try to bring me down, try to tear me down, you can just keep hating me, hate, hate, hate me." Do you usually release such heavy hip-hop bangers like "Push Them In the Crowd?" Or do you experiment with other sounds and genres as well? Yes since day one never just like standard hip-hop format 16 bars then the hook, so what I did was incorporate rock, punk cross gene, I took that from the blueprint of run DMC, de la soul, Beastie Boys, I can't really take the credit for that, we already got rock remix version of this song. We've heard that you're tirelessly working on your brand. What can you tell us about your brand and what you stand for? The brand is not just music anymore, the brand is you being not just artist always trying to sell the audience something, is me able to connect with people who can relate to you on an everyday life struggle with, the personality able to get into the head of the person who wrote the songs how they came about, that is the brand I am about. So, what I do is give my personal self to keep it authentic as possible so when buying my music, clothing, shoes, books you are getting the real me, not just the product. Instagram Facebook

As a singer-songwriter hailing from Los Angeles, Chelsea DiBlasi has had immense success writing music for artists of various genres all over the world. Beginning her professional music career at the young age of 8 years old as she sang the opening song for “Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl”, her initial step into the music industry was unlike any other 8 years old may experience. As many years and various motion picture, audio features have passed she begins to step into her own solo career with her new EP single “Unsure." “Unsure” is a slow track with a strong beat to intensify the emotion within each of her lyrics. DiBlasi creates a feeling of skepticism with uneasy layered instrumentals. This single rises and falls like an individual breath as it examines the process of a person being drawn in two different directions for their significant other. This feeling of being “Unsure” in a current relationship and making the decision on how to move forward. Drawing influence from artists like Billie Elish, Halsey, and Julia Michaels, DiBlasi examines various genres within her music and is sure to be one of the next rising stars within the industry. We love your first EP single “Unsure." What would you say the process was like when writing and recording this single? The writing process was special. I co-wrote this song with my childhood best friend who is one of the most talented songwriters I know! Her name is Julia Appleton and she’s based out of Canada. I feel like she crawled inside my brain because she knew exactly what I was going for and we were able to transfer all of my thoughts and emotions into a song seamlessly. On the complete opposite side of the spectrum, the recording process was...interesting. My dad, Joe DiBlasi, co-produced the song and sometimes you work really well with the family, and other times it poses to be a challenge. I wanted to be very involved in the production process since this was my first single but we absolutely drove each other nuts! I’m pretty sure I shaved at least 10 years off his life but I’m SO happy with how it turned out! If you want to check out some of the outtakes of the production process with Papa Joe check out my Instagram @chelseadiblasi_music. You mentioned that you had the opportunity to sing on many motion pictures when you were growing up, how do you think this shaped you as an artist and how are you moving forward from these experiences? From a very young age, I learned how to work as a professional in the music industry. My first studio session was when I was 8 years old and I sang the opening to Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl. From then on I was hooked and knew this was going to be my career. Working behind the scenes as a session singer has really given me the foundation I need to know and understand the music that I perform in the studio as well as live. Working with artists who had actually made it in this cutthroat industry inspired me to make my own music and continue to make my dream my career. Moving forward, I plan to continue working as a session singer and release more of my original music. Now that you have written singles for many artists and produced your own how do you enjoy each of these experiences and do you have a favorite? I absolutely love collaborating with other artists because it’s exciting to write songs that are different from my own personal style. One of my favorite writing experiences was in Sweden at the end of 2019. I was chosen along with a handful of other artists, producers, and songwriters from around the world to write music on a beautiful, remote island for the week. One of the days I was there I was paired with South African singer/songwriter, Amy Tjasink, and we wrote such a fun song. We had an instant connection and we ended our writing session with an epic dance party because we were THAT hyped with our song. She plans on releasing the song this year so it will be exciting to share that with the world! When it comes to my own music, the production process gets me really emotional but in a good way. Most of the songs I’ve written come to fruition through my own life experiences and when they are produced I’m sharing a very personal piece of myself with the world. It’s such a proud moment for me to hear that finished product after all the blood sweat and tears (literally) that I put into it. It’s wild to see your song transform from a crappy voice memo in your phone to a full-blown masterpiece that you want to blast in your speakers. Looking forward, do you have any artists that you want to work with on any future singles? My absolute dream would be to work with Julia Michaels or the goddess herself, Billie Eilish. What's next for you? I’m in the process of recording my next single as we speak. I’m really loving this one, it’s gonna be a bop so stay tuned! Instagram Spotify