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Barebones Folk Artist Tedd Hazard is making his mark coming out of Northeast Pennsylvania. With a diversity of influences that include Punk, Blues to Jazz styles, Hazard, takes genre-blending to a whole new level. His honest lyricism and enraged vocal delivery make his music distinguishably his own. In his latest release "...And the Flowers Are Still Standing," Hazard showcases a side of enraging and practicality in his lyrics and blends it with an uptempo folk-rock acoustic musicality that captivates listeners. Hazard passionate acoustic guitar melodies is the icing on the cake in keeping listeners captivated for the entire track. The relatability of this song gives listeners the opportunity to accept their inner anger while still grooving to the lively instrumentation. Hazard continues to view 2020 as an opportunity for self-growth and really be able to get to know himself. This time for reflection has given him more confidence as a singer/songwriter, and he is looking forward to keeping this creative momentum rolling. Discover more about Tedd Hazard here. facebook.com/teddhazardmusic

From Mexico to Los Angeles, California, dark EDM artist Nurse is on the rise. Nurse has created an entirely unique and mysterious sound within the world of electronic music. As an artist Nurse wants to share with their audience that “it’s never too late to do what you love. If you have confidence and conviction in what you do, you can do anything.” Their latest release “Danger Us” will have the hairs on your arm standing up with fright. The musical versatility of this electronic soundscape would fit well in a vibrant hallucinogenic experience. Nurse has carefully engineered a track that is guaranteed to have you on high alert, with its random beats, pounding, clicking, and pulsing. In “Danger Us” Nurse creates blatantly unpredictable chaos. When asked about the inspired behind the track in a recent interview with BuzzMusic, Nurse said that when starting this track they were frustrated and under a time crunch. They decided to write a song about being “dangerous” meaning “being a badass, being completely unstoppable, and not allowing anything or anyone to get in your way.” We know that there won’t be anything getting in the way of Nurse’s dreams! They have the determination and ambition for success in the music industry. Be on the lookout for their next creative project. Discover more about Nurse here. Instagram Website

Jordan Taylor Moed is back with his powerful and electric new single, “Finding Atlantis.” From being the forerunner behind the heavy swing Rock n Roll band, Suspicious Minds, his success within his streams and constantly growing fan base, to his fruitful radio collaborations that have bridged gaps in the Rock n Roll genre, the time has come for the next chapter of Rock n Roll brilliance with this up and coming artist. With a debut record on the way, Jordan Taylor Moed is proving why he’s one of the top guns in today’s Rock n Roll scene and gives you every reason why you should consider him too. “Finding Atlantis,” opens with the powerhouse driving of the instrumentation in this standout Rock smash. The up-tempo elements greet Jordan Taylor Moed’s vocalization in a heavy performance that you could hear from Earth’s stratosphere. The rugged edge and hardcore delivery tell a story about making the most of life’s uncertainties and instead of letting life beat you when you’re down, you continue trucking on and following your dreams to do the unimaginable, “Finding Atlantis tonight.” “Finding Atlantis,” has you headbanging in your own living room as it carries forward present and distorted elements simultaneously, the key to a huge rock song. Jordan Taylor Moed’s remarkable songwriting skills showcase the passion and drive that he brings with him as he continues to cement his name in the Rock n Roll scene. It is no wonder that the “Finding Atlantis,” rockstar is taking over the music industry. Congratulations on the release of, “Finding Atlantis.” Welcome to BuzzMusic, Jordan Taylor Moed! Could you please tell us what the story behind this hit rock song means to you? Thank you guys for having me and appreciate the awesome words! "Finding Atlantis" is about searching to find your inner peace or your inner personal "Atlantis" so to speak. I wanted to really touch upon the day to day struggles of a dreamer and the pursuit of staying on course with their dreams through these crazy times we live in. I originally started writing this song back in 2017 and I was in a real personal rut and depression about my career and where it was going. One night I was sitting out on my patio with a glass of whiskey in my hand and a cigar in the other and just looking up at the stars going "when will better days come my way, where my smile doesn't fade ''. Right then and there I had this idea for the song and it wouldn't be till 3 years later where the full idea would come to be. This song means the world to me because not only was this song a major step in my career as a solo artist but this song I got super personal to my life and struggles as a young dreamer grinding for his dreams and it took everything I had to get this song released which is a whole other story in itself but has become my biggest song to date and I'm beyond thankful for that. What did the creative process look like when fashioning this masterpiece? The first part of this song that came to be beside the chorus lyrics was the verse guitar riff. At the time I was really diving into The Strut's debut album and just loved how they were able to utilize these massive guitar riffs with even bigger vocals, which goes back to my roots in arena rock. So my goal was to make this song a modern-day arena rock anthem for everyone to see that going for your dreams is not a crazy thing, it's everything. I went through 4 or 5 re-writes on the lyrics but the song itself fell together quite quickly. The biggest thing was making sure the recording of this song really did the song justice. I recorded this song about 3 times and each time scrapping it because I didn't think it was there, the song needed to be bigger and it wasn't until I met and began working with my good friend Tristan Roberts, that I met someone who saw this vision with me of how big this song could be and how far it could go. When Tristan came on board, the song really went to levels that far exceeded my expectations. Could you please take us into what it looks like when you structured the lyrics for “Finding Atlantis”? It's gonna sound kind of crazy but I really structured this song lyrically based on a vision of a music video I could see for this song and how I felt during it. The lyrics are super intense about the frustrations of day to day rejection as most dreamers will go through, well most of us go through and the questions of life that we ask when nothing makes sense and nothing is working. But the biggest thing I wanted to do with the lyrics for this song was I wanted to give people hope, to have them know that they are not alone and no matter what life throws at you, you have to keep moving forward, and you can never give up. That's why I love the ying-yang effect that is happening here musically on this song. The lyrics are super personal to the frustrations like I said before but you have the music that is super positive and especially that final outro chorus that just makes you feel like all is well and you have achieved finding your Atlantis. To me, this song is super special and I hope people see that, but I also challenge them to find what they see in this song. What would you like listeners to take away from this record? I would love for them to know that this world may challenge you to quit your dreams, it may challenge you to give up or to not get up when you're down, but we need to for the sake of ourselves. This world needs hope and this world needs dreamers to innovate and we need to give hope to each other and support one another because we don't know what everyone is going through at a specific time. I want people to feel inspired to go for their dreams and when they get knocked down, feel empowered to get back up and keep trying. What has been keeping you inspired in 2020? What can we expect to see next from you? Coming into 2020, my main goal was to make major steps in my career, and with the covid outbreak and the shutdowns, I felt God telling me it was time for me to make those steps and start grinding as hard as I could and anything was possible. As of this month I have officially finished recording my debut solo album, Finding Atlantis has become my biggest song to date, I have been able to produce and collaborate for other artists and have been fortunate enough to get my music production studio (Crashline Studios) up and rolling full time. I feel blessed with this opportunity to work with all of these amazing musicians, producers, creatives alike, and be able to build my music career with it. What to expect from me soon is brand new music, I have new singles on the way and a brand new solo album coming in early 2021 which will also include some brand new music videos and with hope maybe if 2021 gets better, I would like to head out on the road again and start rocking audiences across the country with some brand new in your face rock n roll. instagram.com/guitarmoed facebook.com/officialJmoed twitter.com/Jordan_Moed

Multi-talented Betty Moon immerses us in her captivating new single, “The Liar,” from her album, 'Little Miss Hollywood.' Always hard at work, Betty Moon operates the company Evolver Music Inc. and her music has been featured in a variety of television shows and films including Californication, Dexter, and Bounty Hunters to name a few. The Los Angeles-based Grammy-ballot nominated artist, songwriter, and producer has been working hard in the studio to bring you more of her unique brand of Pop-Alternative melodies complimented by her seductive, powerful, and widely recognized voice. Her entrancing album, 'Little Miss Hollywood,' is currently on the ballot for next year’s Grammy Awards for Best Solo Performance and Record of the Year. “The Liar,” blends all of the components we love about Betty Moon and goes into the depths of her vivid storytelling. The captivating track begins with enticing synths and a hard-hitting bassline that has the speakers shaking. The percussion is introduced with the angelic and ominous sounds of Betty Moon’s astronomic vocals taking you on an electrifying sound voyage with reverberations and harmonies she conveys. "The Liar," instantly transports you with an exhilarating range through her well-crafted lyrics and intoxicating hook. Genres are fused together in a seemingly effortless manner as we hear a Pop flavor sprinkled with Rock components and the nostalgic sound of 80’s electronic vibes that captivate us instantly. As she vocalizes the powerful hook, “Now I’m tellin’ you goodbye with a big smile, tried to knock me down but I got back up, just to prove that you’re the liar,” we can’t help but have goosebumps down our spines as it pairs with the haunting tone of the instrumentation so well. Betty's multi-layered, diverse sound has an unapologetic approach as Betty Moon continues to dominate with this sizzling record. It’s no wonder Betty Moon is a Grammy-nominated artist reigning in on her enchanting sound. The essence and vibe she brings to the table are without a doubt giving us the energy we need to thrive. Hello Betty and a warm welcome to BuzzMusic. Congratulations on the release of, “The Liar.” With a powerful track and latest album ‘Little Miss Hollywood’, where did the inspiration for the music stem from? Thank you for that, and yes I agree the song and album are powerful for many reasons. I started writing the music for Little Miss Hollywood late last year and a lot of this was completed before the pandemic started. I think after living that life and finally moving to Hollywood and Los Angeles, I wanted to write an album that was fantasia meets autobiographical storytelling of my adventures in interactions. Especially in a year like 2020, there’s a bit of nostalgia that comes with this album personally, but can also be an auditory escape for the listener as they imagine themselves being a part of the story. Obviously, some of you are haha. Some of the songs also cover past relationships, which inspires a lot of my music but most of these stories took place within Hollywood and LA at some point throughout my career. It was just a trip to be writing these songs sometimes overlooking the ocean here in California, and then all of a sudden mixing the final tracks during a time when the beaches were empty, clubs were closed and people had mixed feelings on what version of life lay ahead. We all should be tapped into and explore some new music, especially now right! Could you please go into a deeper meaning behind the lyrics? What do you want listeners to take away from, “The Liar?" Despite the song’s lighthearted feel and pulsing vibe, the lyrics are about those casual liars in our lives. We all know one, it could be a lover, an ex-best friend, or even a family member who just feeds you these lines that you know are far from the truth. Sometimes the pain is best expressed through being creative, and the last thing I’d want to write on this subject is music that is dull and depressing. I always found the best way to get over a liar is to start out by making yourself unavailable, followed by dancing the night away and butterfly amongst those who put love into the world. A much better hang. And who doesn’t like getting revenge any which way you can, small or large. What non-musical influences do you let into your music to create an album like, 'Little Miss Hollywood?' I’ve always been into fashion, art, dance and fitness, and close friendships that I’ve maintained for many years. Those all spill over into my energy and the creative process somehow. The Hollywood essence that Little Miss Hollywood holds really brings a playful humorous spin on what I continue to sing about and what it is motivated by., I wouldn’t have a story to tell if it wasn’t for ample experiences from a quintessential time in my life, where I decided to try everything once haha. In your creative process, what comes first, the instrumentation, or the lyrics? Typically the music first. Sometimes my musician friends will come in and help take an idea down the field a bit and then the lyrics come out of nowhere. Or perhaps somewhere unknown to me or anyone for that matter... Sometimes I have to take a finished song (instrumentally) and take a day to dream up the right vibe lyrically. I think a lot of people think writing lyrics is easy, but it’s actually the most intimate and thought demanding process. If it’s not the right day or time, you can’t force it. It’s easier to come up with riff and song ideas though, so if I can’t write lyrics that day I’ll just move along to writing more instrumentals. Many times I just sang gibberish and then the gibberish becomes words within no time. What can fans anticipate to hear next from you? Right now I’m on the GRAMMY ballot for 'Little Miss Hollywood' and a handful of singles from the effort. At the moment I’m really pushing and networking to make it as a nominee for the 2021 awards. I’m also toying around with ideas for videos from the album and am in the studio working on new music weekly. Instagram Website #BUZZMUSIC

Michelle-Lee Harris is known for the bright light and inspirations she brings to the table in a world that can turn dark with certain themes throughout life. The Delaware Singer and Songwriter brings inspiration to her listeners with a positive message that reassures the loved ones in her life. Michelle-Lee's latest release, “In Your Hands,” connects her audience through her worship of Christ and covers major ground on her mission. The wide range of vocals she displays gives off a larger than life ambiance and welcomes you with her soft embrace. Her ability to reach fans through a soulful message and lively performance brings joy to your heart while you groove to the beat of the instrumentation. Michelle-Lee Harris' unquestioning relationship with Christ shares a certain faith with fans that is sure to get through to them. Talent with a vocalized message goes a long way and Michelle-Lee Harris stays proving that to us. Learn more about Michelle-Lee Harris here. facebook.com/michelleleemusik twitter.com/mleemusik instagram.com/michelleleemusik

Just when we thought Lo had hit the peak of her career, the heartfelt Singer/Songwriter returns with a saddened tale on her latest single, "Away." Coming fresh off her publicly-acclaimed debut EP "Plan For An Independent Future" and two attention-garnering singles, Lo felt pressure regarding how she would top her previous works while still gaining recognition from her fanbase. Exceeding expectations with her mesmerizing ballad "Away," Lo offers a melancholy tale of heartbreak and inner confusion. Over soft and melodic electric guitar picking, Lo serenades us with her relatable lyricism surrounding lost love and the turmoil it provides. Lo's songwriting brings listeners deep into the conceptual and heartrending piece, allowing them to feel every inch of Lo's aching soul. "Away" blissfully opens with Lo's sweetly layered vocals, offering immense space for listeners to breathe and ponder. While the woozy electric guitar enters alongside minimal and faint keys, the song's atmosphere is instantly shaped through Lo's tender lyricism and the instrumental haze. While the dreamy instrumentals continue to push the song's delicate atmosphere, what stands out as the track's strongpoint is Lo's compelling and heartbreaking lyricism, depicting scenes of a past partner driving away as she goes back inside with no one to follow her. The entire song offers chills, from Lo's vivid lyricism to the song's ethereal instrumentals. We can't seem to shake the soothing melodies and descriptive lyricism Lo offers within her dreary single "Away," and we're wildly impressed with her conceptual songwriting that inevitably places listeners as the main character. To say that your single "Away" is well-crafted is an understatement. What pushed you to write such a heartbreaking tale surrounding lost love? I wrote this song in one sitting, which is very unusual for me to do, but I had recently been creatively stuck and I kept replaying in my head how important it is to write with honesty so that’s what I did. I wrote this song just after my girlfriend and I decided to take a break from our relationship and it was heartbreaking. I felt such a loss, and it felt even more ridiculous because we weren’t actually breaking up, we just needed a bit of time to ourselves to figure some things out. I wrote as honestly as possible, fleshing out the moments after, and tried to emulate that feeling in the music. Was it at all challenging to write such heavy lyricism for "Away"? How did you manage to place yourself back at the moment that inspired the single? Yeah, it was challenging to put me through those moments again but I was still very much in that headspace so it didn’t feel far at all. I’ve always tried to document moments in life, whether it be journaling or drawing, or writing a song, I’m very familiar with delving back into a situation where emotions were heavy. How did you make the instrumentals on "Away" to be as equally moving as your lyrics? Were you playing the melancholy yet gripping electric guitar that acts as the instrumentals focal point? Some of my favorite sad songs are super stripped back and I think less is more in that sense. Something that feels so weighted, to me, needs to feel like ’this is all I can give a song because I’m exhausted, so here is my guitar line and vocals and that’s all I have left to give’ which sounds very dramatic! And the guitar was just me plugging straight into the amp and adding reverb in the mix. My goal was for the instrumentation to sonically represent the story and feel bare, so I’m glad that’s coming across. Seeing as "Away" follows your two previous singles, "Floating" and "Fiction," how does "Away" differ from the previous two songs? Do the pieces surround different or similar lyrical content? I think Floating is more about confusion and choices, Fiction is about desire, and Away is about heartbreak, so I think the stories aren’t that similar but the overall feel captures that same desperation and longing. ‘Away’ just feels different to me because it was written when I was in a completely different headspace to when I wrote the EP. Not sure how listeners interpret it yet, but that’s the beauty of music! Free to interpretation. What can listeners anticipate to hear next from you? I’ll definitely have another single coming out before the end of the year, and it’s a lot different from this one. There’s a lot more energy and attitude. I’m really excited to release something that’s more upbeat! instagram / facebook / spotify / youtube / twitter

The Westchester and New York-based Singer/Songwriter, Multi-Instrumentalist, and Educator Kat Spina returns with a lively and groovy rendition of Mariah Carey's classic, "Make It Happen." We've seen the likes of Kat Spina gracefully come and go over the past year, and we must note that each time around, we're highly impressed with each unique creative endeavor she delves into. With her recent cover of "Make It Happen," Kat Spina mentioned that she chose to recreate the song due to its inspiring message surrounding the manifestation of our visions and facing adversity to overcome internal fears and doubts.  "Make It Happen" opens with plucky and rhythmic electric guitar and Kat Spina's breathy background vocals. As the intoxicating Alt-Pop beat kicks in, we're impressed with the Alternative ambiance that Kat Spina has infused into the song's instrumentation, ultimately making the song her own while still doing Ms. Carey justice. We love the soul that Kat Spina delivers within the song's lyricism of digging deeper to reach our goals. The cover also gives a sweet ode to the uplifting R&B tone that the original song offers through Kat Spina's unique interpretation of Alt-Pop blended with R&B. With an uplifting feature from Shaka The King, his verse adds heightened modernity with the help of supporting Hip-Hop/R&B production and his equally inspiring bars. The overall cover of Mariah Carey's "Make It Happen" gives listeners a boost of confidence and self-esteem. Yet, Kat Spina does a complete 180 and rearranges the track to exude her natural charm and warmth through rhythmic Alt-Pop and R&B production/instrumentation. Listen to "Make It Happen" here. We always appreciate a unique rendition of a classic song, and "Make It Happen" is nothing short of greatness. What initially pulled you in the direction of Mariah Carey's music to create a cover? First: THANK YOU! I grew up listening to Mariah’s records. She was (and will remain) a true source of inspiration and motivation to me - a steadfast fan since Vision of Love! Her self-titled debut album was my first CD. I performed a stripped-down version of this song at my concert last year and knew it was going to evolve into something special and meaningful on many levels. Seeing as your cover of "Make It Happen" was produced by Grammy Award-winning Producer Brian Forbes, how did he help execute the vision you had in mind for the song's sonic atmosphere? We played this acoustically for many months in preparation for my concert. When I got back into the studio in late 2019, I actually was considering other cover songs by a variety of artists. But, I kept coming back to this song. My producer (Brian Forbes) is always encouraging me to dig deeper and tap into that inner child we are unencumbered and willing to take risks. Mariah's material is a risk! Selecting this song as my next single comes from a place of honoring Mariah’s powerful lyric and adding my own elements as an artist to ignite this song from a new place of resonation. Why did you want to liven up the cover "Make It Happen" with a unique Hip-Hop feature from Shaka The King? Also, seeing as this was your first collaboration, what was the process like for you? For a while - that section hosted a guitar solo - it was cool and sounded great. But, it's been a goal of mine to collaborate! I interviewed Shaka the King for my podcast in April, and when I discovered he was getting back into his music again, I simply "put it out there" and said, maybe we'll join forces someday. That day came soon! I thought that guitar solo wasn't engaging... the story needed more and he brought it together with his verse. Was "Make It Happen" the first cover you've released? Might you continue creating covers in the future and putting your own 'Spina' on them? Actually, my last cover was in 2013 from my Chasing Shadows EP - U2's pride "In the Name of Love." Arranging covers is something I'd like to do more of in 2021! Putting my 'Spina' on them is always about honoring the integrity and singing the song from my heart. What's next for you? I've been spending time working on the music video for MAKE IT HAPPEN. Along with releasing 2 more singles this year. I'm also back collaborating with my 'Chasing Shadows' EP songwriting partner, Janice Fitzgerald on some new material before getting back to Brooklyn to work with Brian. I'm very excited about my podcast series "Engaging The Muse'' where I interview a variety of guests about their process, creativity, and their journey. Instagram #BUZZMUSIC

From St. Louis to New York City, the charting Singer/Songwriter, Producer, and Composer Jeremy Schonfeld releases an uplifting, contemplative piece with his latest single, "Proof of Rain." After performing at the massive multi-media concert Iron & Coal with over 230 musicians and performers on stage, Jeremy Schonfeld has moved forward with the creation of his forthcoming album, "Brooklyn to Beacon." The first single from the project is "Proof of Rain," the song takes listeners through an uplifting adventure with Jeremy Schonfeld's story-like lyricism, depicting three parts of a tedious journey. From a boy discovering his musical passion and talent, a young man navigating through life with his ambitions, to a middle-aged man questioning the legacy he'll leave. "Proof of Rain" begins with airy drum patterns and mellow piano, delivering an ambiance that's entirely intoxicating. While Jeremy Schonfeld begins serenading us with his tender vocals, his lyrical message shines through with vivid imagery surrounding a wide-eyed boy finding his purpose. Reaching the song's hook, Jeremy Schonfeld's layered vocals full of breath deliver lyrics that establish his musical meaning and place in this world. The surrounding instrumentation steadily expands with added electric guitar swelling up the background, enchanting organ, and a subtle yet groovy bassline. The song acts as a delicate yet highly empowering tune that encourages listeners to take it day by day and avoid rushing the process. Jeremy Schonfeld's passionate and conceptual single "Proof of Rain" drifts over like the fade between evening and night sky while pushing an intoxicating atmosphere for listeners to feel safe and secure. Listen to "Proof of Rain" here. We love the concept behind your empowering single, "Proof of Rain." What inspired such a conceptual storyline? Glad you dig the tune, thank you. Basically, I woke up from a thunderstorm-filled evening to the start of a beautiful, sunny morning. Looking out my bedroom window, you wouldn’t have even known it had rained save for this steady dripping of water from the roof above. Made me think about legacy, what we do, what we create, where you leave your mark in this world. “Like water dripping down from the roof I am proof of the rain” came from that moment. Could you take us through your songwriting process for "Proof of Rain?" How did you break down your lyrical message into three different parts that are all equally engaging? Well, from a craft perspective, I think you need to challenge yourself as a writer and really work a lyric. You know, take out the tool belt and fine-tune, be as specific as you can be with what you are trying to say. For “ Proof of Rain” I knew once I created that trance-inducing musical pattern that the lyric was going to be a kind of introspective, moody journey in three parts. The trick was to make sure I was able to pack those main emotional story points while maintaining the style and flow the song required.  Speaking on the instrumentation within "Proof of Rain," what was it like working with Producers Brandon Morrison, Will Bryant, and Lee Falco when crafting the sonic ambiance? Will, Brandon, Lee (The Restless Age), and I had worked together a few months prior to an EP for a show I was creating, so I understood the strong chemistry. These guys are all old souls, great at what they do, passionate and musical pros. Co-producing can sometimes be challenging when it’s with two of you, but try working with four? Turns out, it’s actually pretty terrific. I give credit to the boys for their patience and ability to really discuss and debate in mutually respectful ways. A song like “Proof of Rain” requires a lot of nuances, subtle shifts in intensity, volume and build. “Brooklyn to Beacon" is filled with that kind of musicianship. You’ve got to be willing to find those moments, open up the process to exploration. I could do that with those guys. Seeing as "Proof of Rain" is said to be a personal and contemplative piece, was it difficult for you to open up and be vulnerable while writing your deep lyricism? Good question. For me, this kind of complex emotional exploration tends to be where I live the most. I mean, my last album, “Iron & Coal” was about the parallel emotional journeys of a father who survives the Holocaust and his son trying to emerge from underneath the long shadows of Auschwitz once his father has passed away - me and my Dad. It’s never easy diving into the deep end of the pool, scraping away, but it can also be incredibly rewarding for both the artist and the listener.  What can listeners expect next from you? Do you have any new music in the works? “Brooklyn to Beacon” drops at the end of November, so if you dig “Proof of Rain” please check out the full album! And yes, I’m hard at work on a few projects, hopefully, a new concept album for 2021! Website #BUZZMUSIC

Nigeria born Hip-hop artist Wesley Boy flexes his success and celebrations with his latest single, “The Drip.” Based out of the United States, Wesley Boy has a knack for adding his own zest to his music by fusing African and Western cultures together while creating an irresistible Afrocentric sound with global appeal. He debuted his first single in the summer of 2020 with, “Third World,” and he has developed into an international rising star with a vital story to tell. His newest single, “The Drip,” flaunts all of the talent and charm that makes him such a promising up and coming talent. “The Drip,” instantly has you bopping to the hypnotic trap grooves the beat exudes. This late-night club vibe transports you to your local club scene with the speakers shaking and has you vibing to the vintage 808’s. Wesley Boy’s delivery drips with charisma in this record that is all about the celebration of big moves and flexing what you work hard for. “The Drip,” encloses all of the trademarks of a modern hit in the Hip-hop era we live in today. With Wesley Boy’s incomparable lyricism and rhyme schemes he is impossible to ignore as he carries the pursuit of his dreams and the proud essence of his victories. Wesley Boy’s songs continue to garner attention worldwide and with latest single, “The Drip,” shows us exactly why he is making his mark in the music industry and dominating the game. Congratulations on the release of, “The Drip.” We would love for you to take us into the creative process of, “The Drip.” What was it like? My inspiration came from a song playing in a Samsung commercial when I was watching TV and I liked it. I felt I could use the same idea to create something more powerful and different that fans would like and that was how I came up with “The Drip” What would you like listeners to take away from, “The Drip”? I want listeners to enjoy it and feel happy since the song is meant to bring the feeling of dance and excitement. With a song that carries as much energy as, “The Drip,” we can only imagine how fun the studio session was. Could you please take us into what that looked like? It was fun working on the project with the studio engineers. Although there were a couple of delays because I wanted the finished product to come out accurately as possible and we had to put in different ideas to make it sound satisfying and pleasing to the ears. What was it like developing the sound you currently take into your music? Is this the sound we can expect from you on future projects? It wasn’t an easy process trying to put the song together, my main goal was to create something the new generation hip-hop fans can enjoy in their houses, cars, and parties. Yes! Listeners should expect something like this from me In the future and a more diversified sound. What can listeners expect next from you? Listeners should expect something more groovy and hard, something they can vibe and relate to. instagram.com/wesleyboythegoat twitter.com/iamwesleyboy

Big Runts always seems to amaze us with the authority and power they deliver with the sizzling sound they have created for themselves. The Los Angeles based, first-ever little person rap duo showed that to be especially true with the likes of their blazing Trap single, “Playin’.” They have a way of creating a forceful atmosphere with their cavernous and primitive vocal delivery and the lyricism implemented in their rhyme schemes, which bring even their hardest bars to life. Big Runts not only have a knack for wordplay but for the out of this world confidence, they exude by offering a back and forth between their different yet equally engaging vocals. A big city soundscape is exactly what Big Runts takes us on with the rhythm and flow they deliver time and time again. Cris G and Bulldogg have all of their fans hooked to the vibrations of even the heaviest and darkest of Trap vibes. Learn more about Big Runts here. Instagram #BUZZMUSIC