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Born in the heart of Motown and residing in the sunny city of Las Vegas, Symphonic is not your run of the mill rap artist. Openly gay and as braggadocios as ever, Symphonic is the definition of the self-coined genre, ‘glam trap’; a mixture of lyrical flamboyance, individual freedom, and hard-hitting instrumentals. Taking a wide range of inspiration, ranging from The Notorious B.I.G., Gucci Mane, and Cardi B, all the way to Blondie, Diana Ross, and Madonna, there is no stone unturned with this captivating and refreshing artist. Symphonic is here to broaden the spectrum of Hip-hop and challenge the culture as we know it. With Symphonic’s latest single, “How Much You Wanna Bet?,” we are engulfed in the flavorful Trap ambiance that heightens your senses and anticipations as the drum patterns go off the rocker. There is a lot to say about the textured vocalization exuded in the delivery of Symphonic’s cumbersome lyricism. His colossal energy reigns supreme as his cadences slip right into the pocket of a twisted realm dabbling into the new modern wave of Hip-hop, and nostalgic tones in the accentuated delivery of the old school. Vibrant and contemporaneous in each carefully crafted word he assaults, Symphonic is not one to play games with as the lyrics so graciously offer up. Establishing his enigmatic authority and turning a cold shoulder to that hate dismissed upon him, Symphonic glistens that brightly illuminated spotlight on his art, and his charismatic persona. As we turn this record up a few decibels in volume, we have to tip our hats to the slick collaborative tones that the production holds, as the tantalizing instrumentation fuses with the undeniable conveyance of Symphonic’s vocals in a unified manner. Living up to the hype surrounding him, the simmering essence of Symphonic remains unmatched with, “How Much You Wanna Bet?” Hello Symphonic, thank you for joining us at BuzzMusic, and congratulations on the release of your latest hit, “How Much You Wanna Bet?” Your energy is at an all-time high with this track and we’re here for it! Could you please tell us about the inspiration behind this single? Thank you so much! I figured after the draining year that was 2020, there needed to be some big creative energy put into the universe! My inspiration behind this song is simple: can you walk the walk like you talk the talk? So many folks talk such a good game but when you look closely, it's all-cap (in the words of the new generation). I wanted to make an anthem about it. How much are you REALLY willing to bet for all that you want? To be the best? Because lord knows I will bet all I've got for that coveted top spot. What did the creative process look like when you were crafting this song? This record started off as a demo that I cut here in my home studio in Vegas the same month my debut album 'Intention' dropped. That was in early July. I then took the song to a recording studio and this song was the first of three we did that afternoon. I cut my vocals for this one in about 20 minutes. Afterward, I sent it over to my dearest friend and engineer Tennex, and boom, we have a new hot record for the '21!' With such a wide range of inspirations, how do you allow your influences to speak into the music that you create? That's such a great question! Being someone who does take inspiration and influence from a wide array of artists, I let it show in every aspect of the craft! Of course, I can't create a record like Diana Ross but I can channel her showmanship and stage professionalism. Of course, I can't sound like Cardi B but I can channel her unapologetic and authentic energy into what I do and apply it. It's all about taking the best qualities from the people that you love and admire and utilizing them in a way that works for you and your art! You definitely own who you are as an individual and artist. Do you have any words of advice for others who are maybe holding back their true self? As I've said on this platform before, here at the House of Sympho, all we do is preach individuality and self-confidence. You have to be willing to be the odd man out and know that it's okay. They say you weren't born to fit in, but to stand out and that is one of the truest statements ever. It can be easy to look like everyone else or sound like everyone else but that's not what the people signed up for. They signed up and came to see you, flaws and all. No one walking the face of the Earth can do you as you can do you. Own that shit. Own it! What do you want listeners to know about you and the music that you create? I want listeners to know that I am here for a good time AND a long time. I'm setting up the foundation and putting in the work to be more than a trend. They don't make superstars like they used to do back in the 70s and 80s and I think that's a lost quality. I am eternally dedicated to every piece of the craft and the art form of entertainment. It's a work that will never get old to me. I go beyond music. I go deeper than the surface. I am here to live forever and I mean that in the way of, even when I'm not here in the physical, the mark that I've left and the work that I've created will be so undeniable that it will carry my memory and my spirit into an infinite cycle. I mean, in 3021, they may not be talking about the latest Tik Tok challenge but they will always be talking about Michael Jackson and Beyonce. And that's exactly what we're going to accomplish. Instagram Facebook #BUZZMUSIC

From Philadelphia, the renowned singer-songwriter and R&B/Hip-Hop artist D Kirk KV had an iron foot on the gas this past year. With his fusions of R&B, Hip-Hop, and Dancehall, D Kirk KV saw extensive growth in his fanbase and following on all media platforms. The artist and freestyle rapper's most significant achievement of 2020 was by far his features on Fox News, ABC News, and NBC News. When speaking upon the experience, D Kirk KV stated, "It was a great feeling to see myself on these channels in different states, for my audience to get to know my background and musical career." D Kirk KV released an array of catchy and conceptual tracks in 2020, yet three pieces, in particular, have made their way to a broad range of listeners. Most notably, D Kirk KV's single "My Type," a catchy and lively tune that surrounds a laid-back woman he's had his eye on. Following "My Type" was D Kirk KV's single "No Reason," a track that speaks upon the hardships of choosing who to be with, the old reliable or someone new and exciting. With his most recent hit, "Understanding," D Kirk KV mentioned that this single touches on a trustworthy relationship with the opposite gender, either romantically or platonically, and finding someone who shares a similar vision. Always in growth mode, D Kirk KV's music career leaped through 2020 with ease while preparing for the year ahead by planning new projects, new visions, and the same catchy and irresistible sound. Hello D Kirk KV and welcome back to BuzzMusic. Did you make any significant realizations or learn any lessons from the bizarre and unconventional year of 2020? In the year 2020 when COVID-19 had happened to the world, it made me value family and close friends even more. During the time we had been on quarantine for months I had to release plenty of music and humble myself more as an artist Throughout 2020, how did you stay motivated to keep creating and releasing music? I have been listening to several beats and talking to family and friends to keep me motivated and staying focus during covid-19. Speaking on your appearances with Fox News, ABC News, and NBC News this past year, what was your experience like behind the scenes? This was an awesome experience for me to go be hide the scenes with FOX, ABC, and NBC news because this was my first time on the news to discuss my music career and how and why I chose this path. I also had performed my latest hit “Like That” on FOX, ABC, and NBC news. The staff had really enjoyed the song and will love for me to come back to release my next single. Which single of yours in 2020 means the most to you and why? My latest single “My Type single” meant the most to me because this was the very first song that I had done with no features. I was very surprised at how much support and fans really had enjoyed this song and ready for me to do more solo songs. Are you planning to put on a showcase for new and upcoming artists in 2021? What should we expect from this showcase? Yes!, I am in process of doing a showcase for a new and coming artist that wants to discover more throughout the east and west coast. I will be searching for artists that have different styles, genres, unique talent that catch my attention that will be a feature with me on a song. Why do you personally think your music has been so successful in 2020? How did you manage to garner the attention that you have? My music was very successful in 2020 due to the fact that I was releasing plenty of songs to keep my fans uplifting during the pandemic. I also release music videos to one of my hit singles “My Type” and was discovered by a few artists. I had promoted my music on several social media such as Facebook and Instagram and upload it to plenty of websites like Apple Music, Sound Cloud, Spotify. I have done a lot of photoshoots, interviews with magazines and news reporters to keep my fans updated on what’s coming next for me. What are you most looking forward to as we move into 2021? Are you planning any future projects or appearances? This year in 2021 I am releasing my second album name “Waves”, on this album you should expect a more R&B and dancehall rhythm. I would be hosting showcases, doing music videos, photoshoots, and plenty more to come in the upcoming year. Yes, I will continue to work with Safaree and also working with wealth nation to promote my music to be on Sony records. I will be doing an album release to my next coming-up album name “Waves” which will drop in April 2021. Instagram #BUZZMUSIC

Soaring in from Portland, Maine, the trailblazing trio theWorst drops heat with the title track to their forthcoming album, "Yes Regrets," featuring the whopping baritone stylings of Dana Colley. Led by the sweltering sounds of vocalist and guitarist Brooke Binion, alongside Will Bradford on bass and Craig Sala on drums, theWorst brings a sound reminiscent of grunge gods that came before us. Currently putting the finishing touches on their sophomore album 'Yes Regrets' with Will Holland at the legendary Chillhouse Studios in Boston, MA, theWorst are ready to release the album's first single and title track. Diving into the title track of the album "Yes Regrets," theWorst also features the gripping sounds of Dana Colley on Baritone Sax. Also releasing a savory black and white music video highlighting theWorst's live performance and recording sessions, they bring an intense heat that sweats through our speakers. Listening to theWorst's latest single, "Yes Regrets," Craig Sala opens the song at a mid-tempo pace with his steady drum patterns that sweeten the song's atmosphere. As Brooke Binion makes her appearance with a distorted and heavy lead guitar, she then takes us by surprise with the might and power of each vocal melody she hits our ears with. We're deeply engaged in Will Bradford's downright gripping stylings on bass and Dana Colley on baritone that keeps the song 6 feet under our plane. Within this piece, theWorst comes together to offer the grunge and attitude of Nirvana merged with the jagged, roaring melodies of Pixies that pitch camp in our minds. Reaching the end of this lustful, sensual, and textured single, we're more than pleased with the depth and vigor that theWorst have provided with the album's first single and title track, "Yes Regrets." Catch the album's full release this spring. Hello theWorst and welcome to BuzzMusic. We're excited to chat about the creation of your recent hit, "Yes Regrets." Did anything, in particular, inspire you to create this single? This song is the title track of the album, which is overall sort of a big apology for the greater part of the last decade of my life. Speaking on the powerful and raw vocals within "Yes Regrets," was there a specific theme or message that you wanted to convey within this piece? It’s a song about acknowledging utter defeat in life without ending up defeated. You’ve been through so much, you have nothing left, yet you’re still here. I think many people feel that way. I wanted it to convey a sense of urgency about nothing in particular. Why did you want to feature Dana Colley's brilliant baritone stylings on your single "Yes Regrets?" What was your collaboration like? We knew we wanted Dana on the album because we’re all huge fans of him as a musician and a person. This song was the most musically collaborative of all the songs on the album, we more or less wrote it as a band. It just seemed to fit Dana’s vibe musically better than all the other tunes, and I think we were correct in choosing this one. The process was great because we got to film some life takes at the studio with Dana and our producer will holland at the helm and our new drummer Craig Sala. Since the pandemic has sidelined live shows, we hadn’t ever played this track live. Playing it together as a band for the first time with Dana was a blast and I think we all realized the song was going to be a powerful one and Craig was the perfect addition to the band on drums. Seeing as "Yes Regrets" is the title track to your forthcoming album, what should we anticipate from the project's entirety? The album is a true album. The songs will be in Chronological order of When I wrote them, and it was a particularly extreme couple of years in my life. Two years of dealing with addiction, bipolar disorder, depressive episodes, manic episodes, heartbreak, loss, and ultimately maybe some primal universal hope. Every song is different and I’m extremely proud of how it’s turning out. I guess the goal is always to say something with your art, and I think this album says exactly what we intended. I Can’t fucking wait to release it. What do you want listeners to know about you and the music that you create? That we try and give everything we have, like, we actually give a crap. Instagram Facebook #BUZZMUSIC

Sam Wells; a name that is sure to ring bells. Hailing from Kansas City, Missouri, this sizzling voice will melt your heart as she accompanies her vocal talents with her baritone ukulele. Igniting the flame of her burning passion to jump start 2021, Sam Wells has released her debut EP, 'For the Deflated.' Showcasing her soft and melancholic reflection suitable for a year like 2020, the collected works themselves evolve into a playfully vibrant ensemble that celebrates and encloses the senses of her audience. Shining a bright light on the first single and title track of the EP, "For the Deflated," we are offered a showcase of the intricately crafted expressions that Sam Wells has to exude. Delving into some of the world’s biggest challenges as the human race, subtle hints are dropped through this meaningful piece that touches on climate change, world hunger, and social discrepancies. The rhythmic vivacity of the instrumentation has you floating away to blissful utopia as Sam Wells takes you into her grasp as she releases you into cold hard facts that surround us. The fresh talents of her charismatic swing have produced a silver lining for each dark cloud that she lyrically examines. A mature representation of her thoughts, allow us to interpret her views that drown us in intoxicating harmonies and melodious vocal runs. Placing a piece of herself on a silver platter, Sam Wells captures the imagery she portrays as her audience is submerged in everything she can offer musically. As we seamlessly drift away into the organized chaos that Sam Wells highlights, we must admit that she masks it extremely well as we follow her euphonious train of convictions through raw timbres and utter talent. Hello, Sam Wells, welcome to BuzzMusic, and congratulations on the release of your debut EP, 'For the Deflated.' What an accomplishment it is to finally have your first project of collected work out. Could you please take us into the unique title that you decided to give this masterpiece? Hello, and thank you so much for having me! It has been surreal to process that these songs I wrote, just venting and working through in secret, are now available to be heard by all. As for the title "For The Deflated", I wanted to tie it to the single that felt most encompassing of the year spent creating the album. It was important to me to honor the idea that while we can be down and in the thick of the struggle, we can still find the things that give us hope and make us feel alive. Where were you when you wrote the title track, “For the Deflated?" I wrote "For The Deflated" in Lawrence, Kansas, during the fall of 2018. I had just concluded a podcast titled "How Screwed Are We" by Ask Science Mike and was deep in the pits about all the things falling apart in the world. Flashback to me sitting on my bedroom floor depressed, deflated, and determined to vent through song. It was in that time I was able to both appropriately grieve my personal insignificance and take responsibility for my part in the collapse. Because I had written out my angry failings, I finally had the energy to begin my research on what could actually be done. Resources for that can now be found on my website under the "A Bit of Hope (For The Deflated)" tab. Could you please tell us how the creative process for this single was brought to life? For this track, I had the joy of building the musicality alongside my producer and good friend Riley Corbin. Every song on the EP sounds different, and that is because Riley challenged me to express all the facets of myself, without worrying about whether or not the project felt cohesive or conceptual. This gave me the much-needed freedom with "For The Deflated" to really create what I heard in my head while writing: punchy percussion, beachy guitar, and rhythmic strumming that forces you to consider the lyrics as they come. My favorite songs are ones that can deliver hard messages in a way that is inviting and catchy. I think that is exactly what we were able to do with this one. In terms of themes, messages, and sounds; what do listeners have in store for the full EP? "For The Deflated" the EP is actually available everywhere music can be streamed now! It was released on 1/1 in hopes of starting the new year off with some sweet melancholic reflection - only to push us into a mindset of taking action, standing up for ourselves, and doing the scary things! In it, listeners can find songs that sound like home and long road trips, as well as jams that will make you want to shake your butt and quit your job. Ideally, a little something for everyone! What has been keeping you motivated and inspired to keep creating music? The state of our world, the suffering we are constantly surrounded by, and the hope of the people is an ever-present compelling tale of trial and triumph that I am inspired by every day. It feels as though I can't truly process a situation until I get it written down and represented in a melody - so writing is not only cathartic but a necessity. It is an absolute joy that music has become something I can share with others and create community through. I am so grateful for opportunities like this! Getting to share my work with you and breakdown how and why is just such a cool way to reflect. Thank you so much for offering your time to do that on this virtual journey through the process! Instagram #BUZZMUSIC

Hailing from Canada’s capital, JERMAL is an R&B/Soul artist seizing moments in his musical creations. JERMAL was raised in the city of Toronto, where at the young age of 9 he would be singing and writing songs. As he grew up in a Christian household, inspirations came from artists across a range of genres like Sam Cooke, The Commodores, Tank, Tyrese, Beres Hammond, Fred Hammond, Jagged Edge, Blackstreet, D'Angelo, Miguel, and other music greats. Formerly Known as J.L, JERMAL has the ability to capture the soul and bring the deeper meaning within music to light. With his love for music and every minute it offers, JERMAL simply wants to show the world what he has to contribute to it. In the poignant release of his most recent single, “Stay,” JERMAL serves up an emotional medley of harmonies doused in delicate vulnerability. As we are swept away into the realm of Contemporary meets wistful R&B tones, the soothing cadences radiated by JERMAL radiate a passion-fueled performance that lay in the depths of authenticity. You are immediately stimulated by the composition as a whole masterpiece with a meaningful story to take in if the audience is willing to listen carefully. Touching on themes of working out problems in honor of staying with his significant other, JERMAL has a knack for painting vivid imagery to match the animated melodies in place. The soulful timbres that reign from JERMAL’s vocals create a superlative atmosphere as they collide with the slow tempo pulsation of the instrumentation trucking on. With each listen, we become fixated on the finer details that make this body of work stand out from the crowd. “Stay,” shines a light on JERMAL’s wide vocal range and artistic talents in a light that few can match up to. The truthfulness he portrays is a key factor in tying together his talents and persona as he lavishly washes his resonance over you. JERMAL is an R&B king, who powerfully wears his crown. Hello JERMAL and welcome to BuzzMusic. With the release of your latest single, “Stay,” you allow yourself to open up a great amount. Is this song based on real-life experiences? It’s a combination of my own experience as well those of people I know. The song is a reflection of a pivotal moment in a relationship where both individuals are forced to look at the “ugly” in the relationship and make that decision to move forward together or move forward individually. It also shows how two people can be placed with the same issue or problem in front of them and still see things differently. Could you please take us into what your creative process looked like when creating, “Stay?" My creative process is quite simple. If the music speaks to me, I sing the melody with one or two lines and fill the words in afterward. The song at first was just a freestyle my boy and I were playing around with but when I kept listening to the voice note we had recorded, I had to write and record the song that same night. I find music is one of those things that when it speaks to you, you listen, that’s how you get the most genuine creation. Authentic and soulful music is what I always try to aim for. What is a common misconception that you think people may have of you as an artist that you would like to set straight? Lol, if I’m being honest, I don’t know of one really. If I had to take a guess, maybe it would be that I only do heartbreak and ballad type songs which isn’t true but also understandable due to the music I’ve released up to this point. I have more music releasing this year and listeners will definitely have the chance to listen and decide for themselves but I am confident that won’t be the general consensus. How have you found yourself grow in your craft from your first release to this one? With each song, I feel there’s growth to be experienced in some way whether it’s lyrically, expressively, vocally, etc. I would say the growth I’ve experienced throughout the process this far would definitely be understanding and solidifying my sound more. While experimenting with different textures of music, I feel I’ve better locked into my sound and how to apply it to different types of music while still making it sound like a JERMAL record or verse. I feel it’s super important that an artist maintains that brand or familiarity in their sound. At the end of the day, anyone can put words together and make what they believe to be a song but what makes the experience memorable is the deliverance sonically and how it made you feel. What message do you hope for people to take away from you and your music? I want people to take away that I love music and that I’m a student of the game. I want people to take away a sense of nostalgia in the sense of my music being reminiscent of 90’s R&B but still sounding current. I want people to vibe with the music because it truly speaks to them and puts them in their feelings whether it be happy, sad, sexy, angry, or whatever else. Music is a universal language that has affected everyone in some way, shape, or form and I want people to recognize me as one of the contributors to its vast library/history and to simply see me as one of the dope ones they took the time to listen to. Toronto has sounds, we have vibes, great energy and I just want people to keep tapping into that. 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Marquis Storm began writing songs at the age of 13 years old in his hometown of Cleveland Heights, Ohio. With a conscious flow and up-tempo bravura, he has entertained crowds by keeping them mesmerized on his larger than life performance techniques. Having opened for such artists as The Ying Yang Twins, Bubba Sparks, Yonas, Kosha Dillz, Steve Stone, Yelawolf, and Bone Thugs & Harmony, Marquis Storm remains influenced by numerous artists coming out of the ’90s and mid-2000s. With his most recent single, “Proof,” Marquis Storm immerses his audience with a funk-fueled, nostalgic performance. Paying homage to the unmatched traditional roots that the genre of Hip-hop embodies, Marquis Storm embraces this lively jam with a pep in his step as he bounces his charisma onto this record. It’s hard not to get up out of your seat as you instantly begin swaying from side to side deep in the moving rhythms produced by the instrumentation. As you get lost in the reflective state that Marquis Storm produces in his wistful delivery, a sense of better times and insightful memories wash over your headspace. By not allowing complexity to overrule the already powerful verses that he performs, Marquis Storm has actually created an environment fueled by tried and true musical techniques. We’ll warn listeners now, that this melody will be hard to get out of your head as its captivating grasp pulls you into its hold for the greater portion of the day before it decides to release you. “Proof,” has the juice and the squeeze to show for the artistic talents that Marquis Storm personifies. With throwbacks like this, you’re sure to hit repeat, over and over. Welcome to BuzzMusic, Marquis Storm! Congratulations on the release of your single, “Proof.” We love the ambiance that this track holds! Could you please share what moment or story inspired the creation of this track? Hey you guys and Im glad to be here and thank you. What inspired a song like 'Proof' was my desire to finally find my sound and to tell a story in the process. I've always had this love for 90's hip-hop, especially dance tracks, but this song explores the theme of finding yourself and your truth, and the proof that it is possible to keep head high after losing someone you love. My friend and fellow producer London Carter, aka LC the God, told me about a beat he had recently finished, and he sent it over to me. After I checked it out, I was immediately inspired by the instrumental and the rest was history. In a generation of Hip-hop that has strayed from the traditional roots, what is your reasoning for holding on to the fundamental foundation in the music that you create? My reason behind holding on to fundamental roots is because it's simply the fact that we can't forget where we came from, but again it's just because I have always had a love for old school hip hop and I just wanted to add my spin to it, like more of a modern-day feel to the track. Being a known performer, how has it been adjusting to the new lifestyle that 2020’s events have released? Adjusting to the new lifestyle has had its ups and downs, but I've been able to share my music by starting my own podcast titled Sip & Chill, which also showcases not just my music, but also gives other artists the opportunity to share their music as well. What would you like your listeners to take away from the themes and energy produced in, “Proof?" What I want my listeners to take away from my music is a good time, something you can dance to but a message that elaborates on the fact that that self-love comes from the inside and no matter what happens in your life, never forget that you are a boss. What can we expect to see next from you? I am working on a new project called 'Strength, Struggle & Spring Semester,' which will be dropping this summer in July! I am also working on an album titled 'Grad Season,' which will be dropping next year. instagram.com/marcel_dear

Somori Pointer was born with music on the mind and in the soul, but it was not until he attended a sold-out concert in the San Fransisco Bay Area that he found his true calling. Since then, his ultimate mission has been to retrieve the enticing sense of danger from Rock n’ Roll and the passion and spice of Soul as he concocts his own version of these fundamental sounds. With each song, Somori Pointer creates a sonic and emotional experience for the listener. The tribute to Rock n’ Roll provokes feelings of nostalgia as he introduces fans to his “necessary evil” with every hard-hitting verse. He dips significantly into the soul with an essence of psychedelic intoxication which influences the listener to enter his state of mind and join him in this blissful trance. Also known to match the energetic atmosphere of his songs with a video, he makes each of his pieces a visual and vibrant experience allowing his fans to truly connect. Discover our recent interview with Somori Pointer here. spacemansounds.com

As an artist who struggled with ending relationships, alcoholism, and depression, Ben VanBuskirk of Blackout Orchestra turned to songwriting and music to find an escape. In his newest single “Siren Song,” Vanbuskirk expresses a unique storyline in which someone witnesses an accident and begins falling in love with the victim and how this incident can compare to a very one-sided relationship. The soft yet dark lyrics create a melodic track that connects to the difficult growth he had to encounter as an artist through a personal yet somewhat positive lens. As the album is continuously filtered by his own tastes, each track is so unique and creates a “genre-less” album in his words. The beat in “Siren Song” is the heartbeat and will help to connect with listeners and make them feel less alone in these difficult times. We are sure this track will be the light in the dark for some individuals as the deep lyrics connect together while the background sound builds and creates a positive escape. Discover our recent interview with Blackout Orchestra here. linktr.ee/BlackoutOrchestra

Coming at us from Houston, Texas, Kevin Cartoon is an out of the box rapper that will catch the attention of any music lover who appreciates a unique craft. Anything but cookie-cutter, Kevin Cartoon consistently immerses his audiences in a sonic experience that ebbs and flows with effortless manipulation. He will have the listener playing his tracks on repeat until they know each vibrant verse word for word. Lyrically, the songwriter pairs intensity with fine art as he showcases his intrinsic rapping talent. In collaboration with Barron Studios in Houston, Kevin Cartoon holds the Guinness World Record for the longest recorded cipher, and his expertise shows in each song. When asked about his inspiration for songwriting, Kevin Cartoon gave us his refreshing perspective. In order to keep his mindset and ideas fresh, the young rapper makes sure to travel and immerse himself in new experiences. Kevin Cartoon believes that stepping away from the music once in a while allows for a physical and mental recharge, making his songs that much more electric when he produces them. Discover our recent interview with Kevin Cartoon here. instagram.com/keviniscartoon

As an artist who streams from border towns of Mexico and the United States, diverse cultures and music were very common for Emilio Hinjosa. His newest track “Part of Me” shines a light on this aspect of his personality and how much he has given to expanding his music career. This track instrumentation begins delicately with acoustic guitar chords creating a warm embrace and emotion. Hinojosa embodies a raw utopia within his sound and as the song continues to flow listeners are shown his sense of maturity and profound musical writing ability. “Part of Me” embodies a road of life in which your trials and hardships steer you towards faith and life's deeper meaning. The vulnerability and honesty expressed through this piece shows listeners the relief that is felt when being truthful and how to take inspiration from it and move forward. Emilio Hinojosa wants listeners to immerse themselves in this track and let their feelings come forward as he sings of his raw emotion. Discover our recent interview with Emilio Hinojosa here. facebook.com/Emiliohin instagram.com/emilio.hin