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The newly released groovy, single “I’m Not Gonna Take it Anymore,” by Blake Collins creates a contemporary and timeless sound while holding an upbeat and toe-tapping experience. This Alt-Rock singer-songwriter uses high-energy drum patterns and uplifting lyrics to create a retro 60’s style tune about trying to flee a troubled relationship that had a hold on you. Taking us back to simpler times, Collins' nostalgic writing and producing style is able to keep listeners locked in with piano melodies and a guitar and drum connection. As mentioned in interviews, Collins created this track with hopes of producing a fun and universally relatable rock song. He wanted listeners to feel empowered in their newly found sense of independence just as he found as he started off his 2021 releasing this amazing new single. The connection between Collins relatable lyrics and instrumentation makes this track truly timeless and with new music on the way make sure to stay tuned for more feel-good songs as his career continues to grow and flourish. Discover more about Blake Collins, here. Instagram Facebook

Learning musical theory and various instruments throughout his upbringing, Pop singer-songwriter Alessandro Montelli brings together various parts of the world in his newest single “Life." Finding himself very alone with difficulty connecting with new people Montelli released this track to connect uplifting guitar melodies to an optimistic tribute to his loved ones. Upbeat drum patterns and ground shaking instrumental baselines create a unique versatility to allow Montelli to pop/hip-hop breakdown and an alt-rock sound. When interviewed about his single “Life," Montelli explained the expanded production time of this piece and its creation through various points of his life-giving this track a mind of its own to create a larger impact. As an artist, he really strives to make his family proud with his career, and within this song specifically which is a feeling many listeners will find themselves relating to. We are truly encapsulated by AlessandroMontelli’s musical talent and ability to deliver optimism within his lyrics in his new single “Life.” Discover more about Alessandro Montelli, here. alessandromontelli.com

Fresh off of the release of his first single of the year, “The Game IZ Mine,” international recording artist, producer, and actor, Fame-ous Barz, is making his name hailing from Detroit, Michigan. Elevating his game as an entrepreneur and artist, this enigmatic single simmers at a high temperature as it comes into the year hot. In a zesty soundscape of colossal instrumentation to act as the fortified basis, “The Game IZ Mine,” kicks it up a notch with the vivacious persona of Fame-ous Barz seeping through the heavily influenced lyricism. As the second single off of his debut album, “My Ambitions Life or Death Vol.1,” the bar has been set for the overall tone that has listeners gravitating towards the boisterous presence that you feel through the speakers. Tenacious moods are well in the realm of what Fame-ous Barz is capable of as a creative. Exuding his lyrical flair on the spectrum of top emcees, the expressions heard in his tonal distinction sweeps over you almost as seamlessly as his slick cadences. Placing his knack for wordplay on a silver platter of rhyme schemes offered up, Fame-ous Barz consistently stays transparent with his audience as he connects with them through his edgy vitality. Boosting your overall buoyancy and swagger, Fame-ous Barz seamlessly implements a piece of himself in the stories that he shares. If you’re not on board with Fame-ous Barz as of yet, be sure to tap in before it’s too late. Swimming in the pocket of effervescent dynamism, Fame-ous Barz proves his abilities time and time again. Welcome back to BuzzMusic, Fame-ous Barz! Always a pleasure catching up with you! What inspired your lyrical content in, “The Game IZ Mine?" Thank you so much for having me back it's always a pleasure. I got to say ambition really fueled the content for The Game Iz Mine. Overcoming adversity and the climate of the music industry, fighting to be number one. I had to really push myself and prove to my fans that I can make a hit that would connect with listeners on so many different levels and deliver a message to always stay focused on your dreams and never give up no matter what the odds are against you. What are you hoping that your listeners take away from this song? Staying focused on your goals and never be discouraged by the people around you because you have to believe in yourself no one else is going to do it for you, stay true to who you are no matter what you're up against. You seem to have found your iconic sound! How long did it take you to reach the desired sound that you currently have? I think it's always been in me I just had to tap into it was more of trials and tribulations of life experiencing betrayals Redemption perseverance adversity love and strength of faith in God. It's more of my art is imitating life. What does your creative process usually entail? Was it different for, “The Game IZ Mine,” or was there anything that you had to adapt to when creating? Actually, I felt right at home and in my comfort zone. I felt like I had something to prove to myself and my fans. I really wanted to give them something epic and something that they can really enjoy so I know that that track produced by Rainna Celeste was going to deliver that message. What can we expect to see next from you? I'm currently shooting in the visuals for Come Try Me and The Game Iz Mine. But the next single that's coming next is No Love this song I'm really going deep in addressing a lot of issues and grievances personally and professionally I go deep on this record. But fans can really look forward to seeing more vulnerability from me on this track. Fans can also look forward to my album being released right before the summer. instagram.com/fameous_barz twitter.com/Fame_ousbarz facebook.com/FameousBarzMusic

Commencing over a game of Minecraft during quarantine, London native Emanuel Andrade, who goes by the stage name Keeper, and Jon Cass began discussing music. Dancing on the spectrum of an Alternative Hip-hop ambiance, Keeper recruits the artistic talents of Demo Akuro in this charismatic expression of intrapersonal beliefs. Tapping into Keeper’s first single, “Homegrown,” which can be found on his debut solo album, ‘Guess I’m Keeper,’ he customs his inimitable aptitude to dive into themes of tackling life by doing things on his own terms, and learning that goes hand in hand with that. Utilizing evocative messaging to drive home the important thesis of pursuing your passions in order to live out your dreams, Keeper wants to emotionally connect with his audience on a profound level. The ethereal Pop-punk atmosphere tempers amongst this modern twist on Hip-hop fusion as Keeper bellows creative timbres in his unmatched storytelling techniques. With a slow to mid-tempo instrumentation that trickles into opulent guitar riffs and enticing Trap drums, the vibrant dynamism which is offered between Keeper and Demo Akuro sits heavy on our minds as a spellbinding alliance that sways into magnetic appeal through intoxicating melodies cascading with a prevailing embrace. “Homegrown,” is also accompanied by well thought out visuals that hone in on the freedom of leaving work early on a Friday. Keeping the eye-catching scene's light through subject matter, Keeper establishes the unique quintessence that he embodies as an artist paving his own path in the music industry. Congratulations on the release of not only your debut single, “Homegrown,” but the debut album you have out titled, ‘Guess I’m Keeper.’ With this collaboration between Demo Akuro and yourself, what was it like collaborating with one another in order to bring, “Homegrown,” to life? Cheers, thank you! Collaborating with Demo Akuro felt both weird and natural. I know that doesn't really make sense, but that's how it felt! Demo helped a lot with getting me started as an artist. I’ve been in and out of bands for years, and during the lockdown, I haven’t been able to play in my main band, so I felt really confined. Both Jon Cass and Demo really helped me channel that energy into a new outlet. Being a solo artist has been pretty different from my other musical experiences, so it was a bit like uncharted territory for me, but the moment I had a track that felt like it needed something more, it just felt right to ask Demo to do a feature. He brought his own vibe to the song and added a fuller, more dynamic feel to it. It was cool seeing it all come together to become Homegrown. When establishing your sound on this album, what did the creative process look like between yourself and Jon Cass through the audio you sent his way? We were kinda like an estranged couple. It all started during the first lockdown so we couldn’t meet up to do anything at first. It began with me joining his Minecraft server. He needed some guitar loops for his beat-making that he did in between Minecraft sessions. I had nothing to do, so I happily obliged. I sent him loads. I mean seriously, loads. He'd send them back finished so that I could hear them before he sent them off to his clients. I could practically hear myself singing on a couple of them, so I asked Jon if I could have them. We ended up getting a selection together and I came up with some melody ideas and lyrics. Then when Lockdown ended, I went to his studio, masked up, and we worked on them some more. It was a great experience, to be honest. How do you allow your musical and non-musical influence to speak into the tunes that you craft? Musically, my influences probably stem most from my emo, pop-punk, and hardcore background. I love that style of music. Love it. But I'm also pretty big on RnB and hip-hop. I remember my dad putting NWA or De La Soul on in the car when I was a kid, so this EP feels like a great mixture of those different styles. Some of my favorite bands also have influences from a broad range of genres - bands like Rage Against The Machine and Enter Shikari - so they were big inspirations for me too. My non-musical influence has definitely been 2020 as a whole. As I'm sure everyone knows, it’s been a crazy year. Watching a lot of the news, reading books, seeing the turmoil across the planet on social media. There are so many stories. I wanted to write about that. About the different emotions that people have been facing. Homegrown is about being stuck in a rut and trying to pull through, avoiding the easy way out. People have been torn in two this year, I wanted to combine that with my own feelings of worthlessness, but try to make a positive out of it. A push for the light, if you will. What has been the most important lesson that you have learned so far on your artistic journey? Teamwork. I can call myself a solo artist as much as I want, but the truth is, I wouldn't have been able to create these songs without Jon Cass, Demo, a bloke called Ben and several others. Another lesson would be, if you’re invited to one, always join a Minecraft server. This project wouldn’t have gotten started without it. And the final lesson, be more assertive on the business side of things. Sometimes I think I roll over too easily, and just let things run their course. I can be too eager to please. Thankfully, I had some great help with PR thanks to HighRoad Publicity and my sister (Trident PR Music) helping with my social media. What can we expect to see from Keeper throughout 2021? As of today, I've already sent a bunch of new guitars stems to Jon. We’re in another lockdown at the moment, so can't go over to his studio but I've been in this position before and I'm sure I’ll have another EP on the way once this lockdown ends. “In the video we wanted to create a skit around the whole, leaving work early on a Friday thing, to go and play golf with the boss. But at the same time, we wanted to ridicule ourselves because let's face it, we're all idiots,” - Keeper. instagram.com/guessimkeeper facebook.com/GuessimKeeper

Singer-songwriter Rothrigo expresses a youthful view of growing up in his new single “Apple Juice.” By learning to write songs and play various instruments a short four years ago, Rothrigo has been able to create a unique musical style that stays current and fresh while still conforming to the classic 60’s/70’s alternative rock manner. His songs are written from the perspective of a teenager imagining themselves in the various moments and experiences leading them to adulthood which has allowed his music to take its fun and charming shape. Written and recorded in quarantine, the “Apple Juice” music video encompasses this 60’s/70’s style with its sepia filters and tight shirts with high waisted jeans. The video keeps listeners engaged with its ever-changing camera angles and shots. Raw recording the track being played invites immense joy and happiness as you see the unedited cheerful facial expressions of the band as they play this tune. Each section of the song and video fit perfectly to bring together classic style with a new-day flare. Rodrigo creates a charming and fun sound in his new song and accompanying music video “Apple Juice”. Being the debut single for his new album we can not wait for the light-hearted and cheerful pieces to follow in 2021. We love the joyful energy behind your new track and music video “Apple Juice”, what was the process of creating your music video and how did you fit your video idea and song together so perfectly? The video was definitely very inspired by the 70s aesthetic, just like the song itself. We thought it could be interesting to show how we usually rehearse - the energy we radiate and how fun it is for us to play! I think that is why the song and video fit nicely, they both share a very playful spirit. Who would you say is your inspiration for your music and how are you able to capture their essence while remaining unique? I would say classic rock, in general, is my biggest inspiration, and music from the early 70s Beatles, Beatles solo careers, Gilbert O’Sullivan, Beach Boys, Todd Rundgren, Emmitt Rhodes… Somehow I recently discovered all these bands and they blew my mind, for some reason I never heard any of their songs apart from John Lennon’s ‘Imagine’ while growing up. I think what works is that I attempt to rethink this very classic outlook of music into something more DIY and low-key. Especially due to the difficulty so many artists have experienced with the lockdowns in 2020, how were you able to create your track and record such a great, fun video? I was lucky enough to find music as a way of solace and comfort. I found myself playing and recording way too much, and I ended up with a nice collection of songs, one of them being Apple Juice! When the lockdown was over and things *seemed* to get a little better, I called up a couple of musician friends to form a band for live shows (hopefully) and we started rehearsing regularly. We thought it would be cool to invite everybody over to one of our e-rehearsals and recorded this video. You mentioned that you learned to play various instruments and songwriting over the past four years, which instruments did you learn and how did that affect your personal sound and ability to create this track? I first learned to play guitar, which was very very hard at first. I was completely hypnotized by it and quickly started picking up other instruments without much trepidation. The process was very slow but I think the fact that I couldn’t stop playing really helped me learn! During the lockdown, I was in a strong piano/keys phase and that is why all the songs from the album are keyboard-oriented, usually playing a Wurlitzer. What can we expect to see next from you? I just finished an EP in Spanish and I would love to release it before / around summer. I am also working on another album in both English and Spanish. It’s a little challenging but I’m up for it. Instagram Facebook #BUZZMUSIC

The Los Angeles-based rock trio Kill My Coquette drops their third studio single with an upbeat banger that jumps through our speakers, titled "The Metro." Consisting of actor/model and frontwoman Natalie Denise Sperl, lead guitarist Adam Smith, and bassist Mike Evans, Kill My Coquette has seen substantial radio rotation throughout the city of Los Angeles. Paying an ode to acts like Jack White, Brody Dalle, Joan Jett, and The New York Dolls, it's without a doubt that Kill My Coquette has crafted a unique and engaging sound of their own. Speaking on their latest single, "The Metro," Kill My Coquette brings us into a heated atmosphere that quakes in the hustle and bustle of the city. While frontwoman Natalie Sperl keeps us locked into her gripping and heavy stylings, the accompanying instrumentation by Mike Evans and Adam Smith blasts us through the underground tunnels as we take a spirited ride on "The Metro." Getting down to the goods, "The Metro" opens with a jazzy introduction through various snaps, snares, cymbals, and wavy electric guitar chops. Listening to Natalie Sperl's vocals, she delivers incredible ambiance through her sultry and moody delivery. Without wasting any time, Kill My Coquette jumps into the blazing hook and spills a scorching rock sound while taking us on an exhilarating Metro ride. We adore the song's versatility and dynamic range, as the verses get especially nostalgic, almost offering a 60s surf rock feel. Not to mention the gripping bassline by Mike Evans and the brilliant electric guitar swings by Adam Smith, Kill My Coquette comes together on this piece to take us out of our everyday ruts and onto the lively Metro. Take a ride through the underground with Kill My Coquette's anthemic single, "The Metro," and add this fiery tune to your playlist, available on all digital streaming platforms. Hello Natalie from Kill My Coquette and Welcome to BuzzMusic. we love the energy and versatility you've brought within your single "The Metro." What inspired your group to create a lively ode to the metro with this piece? Thanks! I remember the sky parted and the music gods simply came down from the sky and dropped the idea right in my lap. Kidding. It was more like this: We were in rehearsal one day and talked about doing a cover. My bass player Mike Evans suggested the song. He started noodling around and it kind of grew from that point. What did you want your audience to grasp from the powerful and exciting lyricism within "The Metro?" I was drawn to the images the lyrics conjured up in my head: unrequited love, nostalgia, yearning, mystery, romance. Could you take us through your creative process for "The Metro?" How did your band create such dynamic instrumentals that shift in tempo and energy? I believe the bass line went down first. Then my guitarist Adam Smith tracked drums. Once we had the rhythm section, he took on the task of tracking guitars. We wanted a heavy guitar-driven sound, so Adam achieved that nicely with the Data Corruptor pedal for most of the distorted guitar tones. He layered them for max effect. I also knew I wanted a different sound in the verses, so we tried the snap and knew instantly it worked. Rami Jaffee of The Foo Fighters got involved over boozy slushes one afternoon at the beach near Malibu. I don’t have a permanent keyboard player in the band so when we need one it’s usually per song. I twisted his arm and got my way. I love what he added to the track. The keys here aren’t front and center. More of a nice peppering sprinkled throughout the song, adding to the vibe. He’s a rockstar, I knew he’d deliver. Your band's sound seems to be quite fresh but also rather nostalgic. How would you describe your sound to a new listener? I'd describe the bands sound with a cocktail: “The Coquette”: 1 shot Pop, 2 shots Rock with a splash of Alt juice. Add ice, shake and strain. Pour 151 proof punk rock on top. Light on fire. Enjoy! I think we each bring a certain vibe to the music. Bassist Mike Evans comes from the East Bay punk scene. Guitarist Adam Smith brings a pop sensibility and I hail from a long line of classic rockers. It gels well. What can we expect to see next from you? We can’t wait to release new music! We’ve been cooped up for so long we can’t wait to play live too, hopefully, we get that chance soon. We’re gearing up to release our next singles (after The Metro). I’ve got some wild ideas for the videos too. Follow the band to find out! ;) Instagram Facebook #BUZZMUSIC

Corey Hales has an unexpected voice considering his style and stature. He has been evolving his vocal performance since he was 18 months old, and at a young age, he had already established himself as a promising up-and-coming artist in the Boston area. An active songwriter since his freshman year of high school, his wide range of influences and innate creativity yield a refreshing new sound. With a well-developed ear, his songs bring encapsulating energy and his personal touch allows his songs to be both catchy and unique. Presenting a modern-day love story through his intricately crafted lyrics, Corey Hales' latest single, “Fallin’ Down,” delves into the soothing union of Pop essence meets Contemporary R&B spirits. The delicate guitar riffs in the instrumentation carry forth a comforting ambiance as we are offered up to a warm embrace. The minimalistic resonance creates a whirlwind of emotions as we gravitate towards Corey Hales and sink into the raw sentiments that grace the harmonious bliss Corey Hales vocalizes. As we open up our mindset to the themes in which Corey Hales has us swooning over, we fixate our attention on the method in which he exudes a wide vocal range in such an effortless manner. A talent is truly outstanding as you follow the evolving progression of his poignant timbres. “Fallin’ Down,” has a certain charisma that flaunts the heartfelt emotions of Corey Hales as we accept them on a silver platter. In the melodious collision of the full-circle relatability that this song carries forth, we must admit, Corey Hales has us under his spell. As we add this track next to our queue, we encourage you to take a listen and feel the music that he provides as he moves you in ways that you didn’t think you could be moved. Welcome to BuzzMusic, Corey Hales, and congratulations on the release of your latest single, “Fallin’ Down.” With such profound lyrics, where did your inspiration stem from on the songwriting scale of this track? I wrote this song as a way to explain to myself how I was feeling. I was going through a complicated patch in what lead to be the end of a relationship, and I was becoming aware of what I needed in a partner at that time. This song was asking my partner if they could be all that I needed. What do you hope that listeners take away from this particular release? I think we all need to assess our own personal needs on a regular basis, not out of vanity or self-obsession, but so that you and whomever you chose to surround yourself with can thrive. Do you have a favorite part of the creative process that you enjoy the most? The part about being a creator that I enjoy most is the fact that I’m always able to create in a way that moves me. One day I can obsess over some feeling that I have and scribble it all down on a page, and other days I get to stand in front of strangers and serenade them with my deepest secrets. This is one of three songs that you’ve more recently written, what do listeners have in store for what’s next? Honestly, I’m very lucky to have musical friends that inspire me, because I get to write, record, or work in some capacity with people I love almost every day. This being the case, in conjunction with me being a young independent artist, my goal is to learn and grow as an artist and as an individual with every song. What is your favorite quote? My grandfather always told me “don’t forget to paint the baseboards.” The baseboard of a house is the trim on the bottom of the wall. This quote basically means: pay attention to every detail even when you are tired and want to quit, because doing so is not that much more work than what you are already going to do, and it will pay off in the long run. Instagram Facebook

Born and raised in New York, music plays a huge role in the life of Swagger Dagger. Inspired by his elementary school teacher to create music, she taught him the ropes on how to record, and perform. Beginning to rap at the age of 13, people started to recognize Swagger Dagger’s talents as he carried forth his outlet of expression. With no plans on stopping anytime soon, Swagger Dagger collaborates with the artist, Mal Rojo, in order to put forth the charismatic sounds of, “Too Many Shots.” Laying down rhyme schemes on top of bass-heavy instrumentation, the undeniable lyrical talents of Swagger Dagger hit the top shelf in the captivating essence of his latest single. Swaying between hard-hitting cadences that have you hanging onto the profound consciousness that is held within the intrapersonal spectrum of Swagger Dagger, we get offered up a mass array of sounds like the dynamic pair of these two artists have you floating to cloud-nine. “Too Many Shots,” is ultimately a soundscape that deserves its own category on the line of party track meets cognizant verses. The hook comes in and has you transferred to an alternate universe where you are mesmerized by the reverberated sequences before you. The manner in which the hook ties into the witty bars have a fluent flow that strikes us as effortless. With music having saved Swagger Dagger’s life in the past, it is no wonder why he gives it his all as he puts forth creations to win over his audience. Sharing his gratitude with the world, we’re hyped for future releases from this artist. Listen to "Too Many Shots" here. Welcome to BuzzMusic Swagger Dagger, and congratulations on the release of, “Too Many Shots.” What moment or story inspired the creation of this track? First of all, thank you guys for having me, it's a total honor. My boy Eric (Mal Rojo) originally had the track at first and he had an instrumental on go. It was my first time ever in a studio setting ever. I was originally there just to hang out and chill. We had talked about doing a song for a while now and he just inspired me to really go as hard as I could and I was able to write from my personal perspective. And although the song came at me all at once, I feel like it took me ten years to have this song. And as time went by, I asked my boy if could keep the song and with no hesitation he let me have it, and luckily I was able to do a song for him on one of his tapes which is coming soon. Could you let us into what the experience and vibes were like working with Mal Rojo on, “Too Many Shots?" Rojo is just one of the most talented people I have ever met. He sings he raps, produces, and can write. He comes from such a real place and his talent is just beyond anything I've seen before. Anytime I and Mal get in the studio, it's always good vibes. Me and him go way back since our early high school days and we always saw the potential in each other. He brings the best out of me like no other. And I'll put it like this, this song would not exist if it wasn't for him, and I proudly say that. His passion, soul, and heart speak for themselves in the music. He's more than just an artist, he is what music needs today. And his inventiveness is just mind-blowing to me. His music is way beyond deserved recognition. And my boy has a lot of projects coming out so y'all better be watching out for that. He is just the greatest and most talented artist ever. Artists and people like him come once in a lifetime. He's completely selfless and just going and his determination to keep creating is far beyond anything I've witnessed. Who are your musical influences and how do they inspire your creations? Definitely Eminem, Lil Wayne, J. Cole, Drake, Future, Post Malone, Ty Dolla Sign, Joyner Lucas, Machine Gun Kelly, The Weeknd, and Jay-Z, just to name a few. And even people I make music with like Mal Rojo, Jay Papes, Worm Harvester, Hazard, Veniz, B-Love, Ether, YONAS, Enosh Gomez, Colton Le Bleu, Michael Pollard, Moony, Kosmic Black, Arny Man the Plug, and Rugby, also to name a few. They inspire me creatively and lyrically. Just hearing the way they approach different tracks and records gives me my own guide to finding my own lane and just going for it. And what they all have in common that inspires me the most is that they are all completely unapologetic in their art, there are absolutely no boundaries in what they create and they are all able to emulate and express themselves and continuously break the barrier to me. In terms of themes and messaging, what do you hope that your listeners take away from your music? I just hope that any kid listening to this song or any of my music, in general, is just to go chase your dreams. Give yourself a chance to live the life you always wanted. I made my own quote/slogan once that I never really shared with many people. I say "Every day is a chance to add a legendary verse to our non-instrumental lives". I just want my music to guide anyone that is going through anything, that there is a light at the end of the tunnel and that you can do anything you put your mind to. There are people and situations that will push you to the brink, but as long as you surround yourself with people that support and lift you up, there's nothing you can't do. Just keep your faith in God, never give up and never lose focus on what matters to you. You are more than what people say. What can we expect to see next from you? I have a project coming this summer called "In Swagger We Trust" and I am just super excited to be in the studio. And I got some extra songs coming out as well. And I am also releasing some content for my Instagram as well, so be on the lookout for that. This project is my introduction to the game and I am just beyond inspired to keep creating and put on for my city. From the 516 to all over the world, I just want to inspire and keep going. And I am beyond blessed to make it to this point in my career. Plus this project is a reflection of my 10 years pursuing rap and I want this first project to be my best yet. Instagram Twitter #BUZZMUSIC

Multifaceted Brittany Rose hails from Binghamton, New York as a vocalist, producer, and songwriter. Having grown up and returned to the small town of Binghamton due to the COVID19 pandemic, Brittany spent her senior year of college in her bedroom exploring the world of pop music and pouring her soul into new songs that capture her lust for something more. With what she dubs an 80’s Femme-Pop radiance, her fierce sensuality shines brightly through fortified comparisons to Pat Benatar and Ann Wilson of Heart. Mixing those styles with her dark bedroom Pop infused Rock sound, Brittany Rose creates an atmosphere that screams laid back confidence with gold rings wrapped around her inner hopeless romantic that seeks chaos. Tapping into the fiery passion in her vocals, the fortified energy of Brittany Rose comes to life in her most recent single, “Anyone Else.” The tantalizing instrumentation creates a multidimensional foundation for the dark glimmers of her infused genres to take a spirited approach within the gamut of bedroom Pop. Transferring her lyrical thoughts to paint glowing imagery on the subject of lust, Brittany Rose speaks into themes of knowing you have the deepest desire to make the person that’s had your eye all night out of the crowded room and into your own divine universe. The luxurious vocals that dance on her opulent storytelling have us submerged in the 80’s nostalgia that her charismatic persona radiates. Being fully transparent with her audience, she casts, “Anyone Else,” into the world as a sensual anthem for her listeners to connect with on a deeper level. Cultivating mind-altering creations that fuel the quintessence of Brittany Rose, she amplifies her alluring ambiance as she teases her fan base with only a mere taste of what’s to come in 2021. As we run back the track, “Anyone Else,” catches our attention as we shift our mindset in the realm of Brittany Rose. Welcome to BuzzMusic, Brittany Rose! Congratulations on the release of your most recent single, “Anyone Else.” What inspired the creation of the lyrical content in this song? Thank you so much for the warm welcome! I have been loving your interviews, they’ve introduced me to a lot of new music. This song actually was born out of manifestation, I thought to myself - we write songs for every emotion we have, to express anything we need, why not write a song manifesting love and excitement into my life? With a wide range of inspiration from multiple eras, how do you allow your influences to speak into the music that you create? I love a good challenge, especially when it comes to writing, producing, and singing even. I’ve been honing my craft throughout this pandemic and it’s been fun to look at artists that I draw influence from and say “what would this song sound like if I wrote it, or what would it sound like from my point of view?” I let their storytelling trickle down into the way I tell stories, and how I adapt my stories to my songs. What would you like listeners to take away from, “Anyone Else”? To just go for it. I think if we’ve learned anything this year is that life is too short to wait. As I’ve been promoting this song I’ve been telling listeners to send this song to their crushes and just take the leap in telling them how they feel - because you never know where a yes is waiting for you! From the initial steps of creating a song to the moment it’s released, what part of the creative process do you enjoy the most? I adored stacking all of the harmonies in the bridge. The bridge in general will always be my favorite part of this song. When I started writing this it started on acoustic guitar, and I thought to turn it into a pop bass-driven tune - and by the time the verses and choruses were done I had no idea what I wanted to say in the bridge. Of course, the only right answer for me was to lose the listener in a world of harmonies just to tell their crush how perfect they are. I think when I finished there were 50 layers of vocals in that one little section, just insane. What can we expect to see next from you? I’m actually releasing another single in February and will be continuing to trickle out music until I find that my next project is finished. We live in a world suite for single and EP’s so I don’t feel rushed to put out any major length album right now, which is so freeing. My next single comes out on February 26th. instagram.com/brittanyrosemusic

Julia Paymer hails from Nashville as a Pop artist and multi-genre songwriter. Her known sound of fresh Indie Pop shines bright with her songwriting that will make you want to dance and cry at the same time. Currently, a senior at Belmont University studying songwriting and music business, Julia Paymer touches on her entrepreneurial side as she writes Pop, Country, and Indie music for established artists around Nashville. Julia Paymer's goal is to make Pop music honest, and with her latest single, “Therapy,” she does exactly that. In the vulnerable collision of beautifully haunting instrumentation that matches an honest vocalization of Julia Paymer’s deepest most inner thoughts. The fusion of slow to mid-tempo keys being performed in a prevailing display of emotion captures the intrapersonal quintessence that Julia Paymer’s mission lays out. Through the depth of, “Therapy,” we can hear Julia Paymer discuss topics of codependency as she seeks therapy to recuperate from the toxic relationship she has left. There is something so soothing about the tone she radiates as she lays it all out on the table. Her welcoming embrace offers a warm clasp of reassurance that everything is going to be okay through this transformative period. The heartening sense of relief that is found through the sonic voyage of, “Therapy,” is an enthralling cascade of individualities that shine luminously on their own and as one. Julia Paymer is fulfilling her mission of immersive, Pop ballads that weigh heavy on finer sentiments dusted off. Sometimes all we need is for someone to be forthright and honest with us; Julia Paymer is doing exactly that through her exposure of wistful recollections that she uses as an inspiring tool to relate to her rapidly growing audience. Hello Julia and welcome to BuzzMusic, and congratulations on the heartfelt release of, “Therapy.” Allowing yourself to get as vulnerable as you did is no easy feat. What was the creative process like when bringing this song to life? I wrote the chorus to "Therapy" on the day of a really tough breakup. I never really gave myself space or room to process or simply sit with my emotions until about a month later, when I brought my idea to my good friend and co-writer, Sarah Underwood. Sarah helped me finish "Therapy" and turn it into a song that felt healing and empowering, rather than angry and bitter, which is how it started. It was extremely vulnerable and tough to share at first, but now I feel proud to sing about something taboo and allow it to be empowering. What are you hoping that your listeners take away from, “Therapy?" My goal for my listeners is that they know that no matter what someone has put them through, they're gonna be okay once they get through the rough patches of the healing process. There's always a time in the breakup, (no matter how short) when you finally feel like a badass with freedom again. This song is for holding onto that feeling and remembering who you really are, no matter how badly someone hurt you. Do you happen to have a favorite part of the creative process that resonates with you the most? Lyrics and concept are my favorite parts of the writing process. Coming up with an idea that someone hasn't created before and turning something painful into art is the most healing thing for me. When you can look back at a song you wrote and say "Wow, I articulated that feeling that was so strong and painful," is really special to me. What can your listeners expect from you in terms of the sound that you’ll be offering up in the several releases that you have planned this year? I already have two singles ready to come out early this year, and they all are pretty upbeat funky pop songs revolving around pretty sad concepts. I love the juxtaposition of a song that makes you wanna dance and cry. It feels like a celebration of feeling. What would you like listeners to know about you and the music that you create? I just want listeners to know that this is exactly who I am, unapologetically, and that I hope I can help them heal or feel. I want them to take whatever they need from this song and hold onto that. That was one of my biggest goals with this release. Instagram #BUZZMUSIC