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Latino singer, songwriter, and producer Leon Adan was born and raised in the center of the music industry, Los Angeles. Leon Adan has been creating music since he was twelve years old – and his years of experience are evident when you listen to his music. Filled with indie beats, electric guitars, and upbeat percussion, Leon Adan gives fans an unforgettable alternative-rock experience. His deep voice almost puts the listener into a trance and is complimented by anthemic synth sounds. He has been making waves in the music industry since 2018 as the lead singer and guitarist of his band Unsound Sunday when they released their first album. Adan has recently released his debut solo album titled 'Distress Call.' Unlike most, Leon Adan viewed his first few months of quarantine as an opportunity. He challenged himself to write an entire album (Distress Call) in just one month! His determination as an artist is transparent, and we see it through his music. instagram.com/leonadanofficial facebook.com/leonadanofficial #BUZZMUSIC

Hailing from the beautiful Italian sea-bordering town Sardinia, Andrew Desogus was born with an ear for music. He taught himself to play the drums on his initiative, and later took lessons from multiple Italian musicians. He moved to the United States, where he graduated from Berklee College of Music and was then appointed as director of his original drum school in Sardinia. He now travels between Italy, UK, and Boston for work, and has begun to release his impressive music. When you listen to a song by Andrew Desogus, his vast education and experience are blatantly obvious. His drum solos are bone-chilling and soul-shaking. The song begins with a steady energy level that continues to creep higher and higher until he reaches a peak that will make the listener’s heart skip a beat. Through his music, Andrew Desogus always plays through his heart. His mood may influence his music, but he always aims to inspire dance and passion through his drumming. instagram.com/andrew_desogus andrewdesogus.com #BUZZMUSIC

Known for his airy and lighthearted soundscapes, Isaac Snow is an indie artist from South London you will want to hear more. One of his best qualities as an artist is that you can always count on Isaac's music to soothe you. Once you listen to one of Isaac's songs, you can bet that its relaxing energy will lull you into yearning for some more of his music. Usually accompanied by a soft plucking or strumming of an acoustic guitar, his comforting voice will bring the listener down to earth. Isaac writes his lyrics intending to resonate with people in hopes that they can find a deeper connection with his stories. He focuses on expressing the emotions that tend to confuse or embarrass people, such as longing for a sense of identity and acknowledging that it's okay to experience these feelings. To his fans' delight, Isaac Snow continues to write and release more music for us to enjoy. instagram.com/isaacsnow_ facebook.com/IsaacSnxw #BUZZMUSIC

From Chi-town to L.A., the hip-hop artist/rapper The C.O.O.L. brings an intoxicating groove with his recent single, "BAD." The C.O.O.L. (chase opportunity or lose) acts as president and chief executive officer of the Chase or Lose movement, encouraging others to be unique and create individual paths towards their dreams. With his recent single "BAD," The C.O.O.L. spills his side of the story towards a spiteful partner, yet instead of sulking in sorrow, he turns the song into an absolute head-bopper. With a bouncy hip-hop/bright trap beat, The C.O.O.L. has crafted the perfect track for a night out while rounding it out with sonic perfection. Without missing a beat, The C.O.O.L. jumps straight into "BAD" with energy. Opening with the track's hook, The C.O.O.L.'s ear-pleasing vocals set an authoritative tone to the song while he belts out a powerful message of self-worth. The production aspects are tightly-wound and well-defined with each thumping kick and crashing rim hit. The bouncy beat keeps the listener's toes-tapping while The C.O.O.L. changes up his vocal delivery to create an incredibly dynamic space. Certainly an exciting song with heightened energy, we love how The C.O.O.L. transmuted these mind-boggling emotions into "BAD," a thrilling hip-hop track exuding with life. What initially led you to create your single "BAD," and what was your songwriting/lyric writing process like? BAD is a part of a larger story. The rest of the story will be revealed through the singles I’m dropping this year. I wanted to make something that had good vibes while maintaining a deeper message. I had a general idea of what I wanted to do with the song and wrote the hook and first verse with this in mind. The second verse came to me when I was working in the studio. I just had fun with it, and I hope people enjoy listening half as much as we did making it. I hope it connects with people. Seeing as your track "BAD" has quite a deep message, why did you want to tie in a high energy atmosphere rather than something more down-tempo? For this song, I wanted listeners to vibe while being given a message. That sort of combination with the uptempo beat and telling a story excites me, and it challenges me to be more creative with my delivery. Do you produce your music yourself? With your track "BAD," did you collaborate with anyone to help reach the sonic end goal? I got the beat from a producer by the name of Penacho and linked with my Grammy-nominated engineer District Vic to bring the sound the rest of the way. We had a lot of fun recording it. Could you tell us more about your movement Chase or Lose, and what measures do you take to help others achieve their dreams? Chase or Lose is a movement that focuses on inspiring people to put their energy into their dreams. Chasing dreams and opportunities takes work and can be difficult, and sometimes to stay this path we need encouragement, inspiration, or direction. So, I’m welcoming people to see my process. Chase or Lose helps and encourages people to discover the work ethic and creativity needed to actualize their goals. At Chase or Lose, We hire people who we make connections with based on their talent and willingness to build with us. We create work that helps us both rise. What has been keeping you inspired throughout 2020? For me, personally, 2020 has honestly been one of the most trying years, but my spiritual health and connection with God has kept me inspired and faithful. I believe the higher power helps in a lot of ways and allows you to stay grounded, this is so important especially at a time like this. I also just want my music and message heard, and I sort of have a tunnel vision that helps me channel creativity and focus to make this happen. instagram.com/chaseorlose twitter.com/chaseorlose #BUZZMUSIC

New Jersey-based alt-pop band Sleep House releases their latest stimulating single, "Skydiving in Dubai." The group consists of Nicholas Gardyasz, Adam Mink, Evan Marcinko, and Nick Marcinko. Fresh off the release of their soaring singles "Pano 319" and "Don't You Cry," Sleep House is busy crafting their upcoming EP "High Tide," which features the two singles and much more. With their latest hit "Skydiving in Dubai," Sleep House flies through the sky with bright alternative instrumentation and whaling electric guitars. Not to mention emotional and heartfelt lyricism, this single is jam-packed with Sleep House's four beating hearts. "Skydiving in Dubai" opens very Kings of Leon-Esque, with uplifting and melodic alt-rock/pop instrumentals and layered electric guitars. Once the warm vocals kick in, a different atmosphere and a slower tempo graces the song and pushes a heartfelt message of holding onto love through the toughest of times. The empowering hook takes the listener out of this world with an overall exhilarating sensation through surreal instrumentation. The lead vocal powers through and changes his delivery to match each transition within the dynamic track while the thumping drums bring the listener back down to earth. With each melody and lyric Sleep House delivers in "Skydiving in Dubai," we're left anticipating greatness for the band, especially with their upcoming EP "High Tide." Was there a particular concept or storyline behind your recent single "Skydiving in Dubai"? The song is really about just being hopeful, and going for what you want no matter what comes your way. What was the creative process like between the four of you when constructing "Skydiving in Dubai"? Do you have a certain creative system within the group? We’ve never really had a specific way of making music, we kind of just let the creativity flow freely. Sometimes we’ll sit down and fully flesh out a song idea, and other times we’ll just be jamming at practice then all of a sudden have a new song written. For this record, Adam had come in with most of the song written, we jammed it out in about an hour, and had gotten a good demo recorded. Not too long after, we bought a synthesizer called the OP-1, and that's when everything started to click. It gave us a lot of cool sounds for building the atmosphere of the song, and the record as a whole. How does your single "Skydiving in Dubai" tie in with your upcoming EP "High Tide," and what should we expect from the overall project? “Skydiving In Dubai” was the song that really got us excited to make the EP, and we knew almost immediately that it had to be the first song on the project. It has so much tension and excitement in the music, it really reflects how we were feeling when we were making it. High Tide is our proudest work we’ve made so far, it was the first time where we could take the ideas in our heads, and translate them to the song without any learning curves. How does your upcoming EP "High Tide" relate or differ from your previous EP "There Is No Time for Romance"? High Tide is almost like the epilogue to There Is No Time for Romance. Our previous EP dealt with loss, mental health struggles, and trying your best to figure out how to mend it all. For High Tide though, it's very self-reflective, and we started to find answers to the questions that the last EP brought up. Musically, High Tide has a much brighter and vibrant tone than our previous EP, but it still has that sleep house sound, just more matured. What has been keeping you inspired throughout 2020? We spent most of the quarantine working on the record, and during that time we shared between each other music that was coming out and music that none of us had really gotten into before. The new Strokes record was a point of inspiration for the EP, but we really started to get into 60s/70s soft rock, old jazz ballad music, and modern R&B instagram.com/sleephous sleephouseband.com #BUZZMUSIC

Natalie Nichole, the Cali-based chanteuse, draws creative inspiration from her personal life experiences. She brings that influence from her foundations back in Texas when her intuitions pulled her into the entertainment industry with all its dancing groups, talent shows, TV shows, and commercials, and the time she spent being homeless while living in California. But regardless of how exposing and vulnerable, it may feel, Nichole always digs deep internally and resurfaces with something genuine and captivating with each new coming month. In her latest offering, "The Come Up," the mystifying R&B songstress evokes her sustaining falsettos through the use of her profound soul-like textures: a saturated tone, the fervent delivery of each line with a whiff of militarism, and a scintillating vibe dripping off each featured guest's verse. The low end hits deep like those moments when you roll down your windows and crank the stereo to the max. And even while the totality of our attention is won by the Hip-Hop and R&B blending beat production, Natalie Nichole's magnetic voice pulls us in for the real juicy parts. She plays around in her unrestricted vocal register like she's playing guitar over her vocal cords, especially in how it sounds effortless and earthy. The deep stanzas featured throughout "The Come Up," from the myriad of humbled lyricists are on full display here. Their proficiency in rhythm, pause, and the intention behind each edged outline that leaves us fascinated by the spectacle. It feels like we're witnessing the beginnings of a musical supergroup in this way. In what feels like the preview taster of what's to come from this smooth gliding songstress's collaborative mind, "The Come Up" stands as an exciting push forward in her pursuing ethos of always being authentic in her storytelling ability and testimony. And through the support of the featured artists on this Hip-Hop jutting, single helps establish her footing over the musical campaigns ahead. What's been the most arduous or influential cornerstone in your artistic career, reaching up to "The Come Up?" I feel the most arduous cornerstone I've been faced with in my career is having to schedule in other people into my goals, business plans & pursuits. Not everyone works in the same capacity as me so having patience is definitely a necessity. What can you say is the most predominant lesson you've learned in your collaboration with the numerous talents featured on this track? I feel this question brings us back to the first one. Not many people have the same work ethic as me & or the capacity to produce & work at a high level constantly. To me it's innate to work like a machine; quickly & sufficiently but everyone processes things differently. I work like it's my first day of work every day & I have to impress the boss & the boss just happens to be GOD & myself. Are you planning on releasing an Extended Play or Full-Length Album, or are you focusing your energy on singles right now? Right now my energy is focused on releasing all the singles I have on standby. I have several EP's due to come out as we go & most definitely one of the goals is to put out another album but we also have to look at the fact that in the industry right now everything is "singles" driven, reason being is you get more of a return, buzz & attention to release singles consistently rather than putting out a body of work & some of the songs not getting individual attention/marketing. What sorts of new things are you most excited about accomplishing this year to set yourself up for success in your artistic career? I'm excited to keep extending my brands. I'm an entrepreneur so I have a podcast (The iNspire Show), a label I run (Indience Music Group), an online magazine (M.O.B Magazine), merch store (ShopNatalieNichole.com), Playlisting for independents (@MobMagazine_) along with being an entertainer, singer, songwriter, musical arranger, actress, dancer, vlogger, etc. https://linktr.ee/natalienicholewith all that on the plate there's so much that can happen that's positive so accomplishing all that & keeping it all running/expanding is a success in my eyes. What are you doing to stay creative and inspired through these tough times? Thank you for talking to us Natalie! To me, it's never been hard to stay inspired & creative under any circumstances. If anything tough times makes me even more creative & inspired than I already naturally am. I just listed a portion of what I have on my plate in the question prior to this one so with all that's it's hard to get bored or complacent, there's always something else to be done. linktr.ee/natalienichole natalienichole.com #BUZZMUSIC

At the mere age of 20, Nashville Pop artist stef graces us with the bittersweet taste of reality with, "sour reimagined." Still fresh to the pop scene, stef's music has made its way to a variety of Spotify playlist's alongside sold-out shows. Gearing up for the release of a concept album/EP, stef's recent single "sour reimagined" gives us a glimpse of the upcoming body of work while pulling us in close with relatable messages. The young pop artist decided to take more of an alt-pop approach with this track, as celestial alternative instrumentals accompany stef and shine a light on her introspective message. While "sour reimagined" opens with rich acoustic guitar strokes, stef's clear and intoxicating vocals take the track by storm while displaying her profoundly poetic lyrics. She begins singing a 'sour' story of love gone wrong and expresses the long and dreadful nights she's endured under the wrong person's wing. The down-tempo instrumentals keep the track swaying with droning electric guitar and heartfelt piano melodies. Around the chorus, the entire instrumentation merges into a soaring wave of emotion and pulls us under with each melody. There's nothing we admire more than an artist who's made a life-changing realization and transmutes it into a body of work for the world to relate. Precisely what stef has done with "sour reimagined," and to say that we're excited about her upcoming album/EP would be an understatement. Hello stef, thanks for sitting down to chat with us at BuzzMusic. We love every inch of your single "sour reimagined." What pushed you to create a song about harsh realizations you've made towards a bitter relationship? I think everyone has been through a similar situation in life; where you put trust in someone and they break it, resulting in the overall realization they aren’t who you thought they were. I’m a very visual artist, especially with lyrics. I wanted the listener to not only feel the emotions of the song but see them with the imagery in the verses. I also like to take a darker more poetic approach in writing which is why we say things like “spilling all your feelings on the counter,” rather than something like “you’re standing there saying how you feel but they mean nothing.” They both mean the same thing but the first is more impactful. Rikki Randall is my go-to co-writer and we basically write everything together. I wanted to write something that was relatable to my life, and thankfully like I said I think everybody can relate about being in a toxic relationship one time or another. Within "sour reimagined," you incorporate these transcendent alternative instrumentals that soothe the soul. Does your music usually capture these natural and soulful instrumentals, or do you experiment with synth work as well? Yes! I prefer darker more interesting sounds on all my tracks. Christian Fiore is not only one of my good friends but also my producer I use for everything because he gets the direction I want to go in. It’s very important to me the song represents a whole feeling, not just one part of the feeling. The track needs to line up lyrically, and melodically in perfect harmony with the production. That being said, I have been featured on a track with Berlin duo Steam Phunk called “Love Myself,” as well as I also released a remix of “Voodoo” by Austin James. Earlier in 2020, I released two-song EDM mixtape called The X Files under Stefx to spice up my catalog a little, however, that is not the stef brand or sound! I have a new conceptual album/ ep I am gearing up to start releasing in October and I’ve never been so proud of the music that is about to come out! The new tracks are more in the vein of “why do I laugh when I cry?” My first ep rather than The X Files. We've heard that your upcoming album/EP is more of a concept project. How does it differ from your debut EP "Why Do I Laugh When I Cry?" and might we see "sour reimagined" on the project? The new project will walk through each emotion in the stages of love and heartbreak. Each song tells a part of a story. I like to describe it as every song is a chapter in a book to put it into perspective. There is a new sound as well as a wave of writing being introduced with the new project, however, we are still incorporating the darker sounds and tones listeners associate within “Why Do I Laugh When I Cry?” The songs are going to be driven by the melody running alongside the progressive production style. Sour Reimagined will not be on the project, but the new songs are something I think the new generation is ready for. Seeing as you're relatively new to the pop scene, how will you go about locking in a loyal fanbase that continually returns for more? I think every artist has their own way about growing their following in this day and age, which is extremely difficult with the overload of content in the world. The best thing I can do is continue to make music and content that I like and enjoy, and if I’m staying true to myself people who appreciate the things I like will hopefully stick around! I am extremely into fashion and launching the second collection of my brand stef! in a few months. I have a very loyal fan base on TikTok that purchases from my vintage store, which I think sets me apart from people; that being not only do I have fans listening to my music I have fans investing in my brand. What has been keeping you inspired throughout this challenging year? My answers vary by the day! I think I have felt discouraged at some moments but I try to always keep busy. I am a 3 on the enneagram and need constant little feeling of accomplishment. They range from big to small. They can include small things like completing my to-do list throughout the day around the house, seeing extreme growth in my vintage brand, or landing an editorial Spotify playlist! I don’t like sitting around and waiting. The only way I can make things happen in my life is if I am the one putting in the effort and work. I would say what’s keeping me inspired are the wins throughout the day to day life, as well as I am so excited for the future and what it looks like! I am extremely excited to release my new project. stefstef.com #BUZZMUSIC

Los Angeles based R&B/Soul artist Alissa Gouveia releases a smooth sailing single titled "Wish You Well." Growing up in a Brazilian household, Alissa fuses the upbeat rhythm of Brazilian music while staying true to her soulful R&B roots. Always aiming to tell stories that listeners can relate with, Alissa does precisely that with her latest hit "Wish You Well." Her vocals are incredibly smooth and drift through the track with poise and the knowledge of moving forward from a past relationship. The mid-tempo R&B production keeps the track at a steady pace, allowing Alissa Gouveia's seasoned message to stand strong. "Wish You Well" begins with soft R&B keys and intoxicating drum patterns. Once Alissa's vocals softly appear, not only are we impressed with her effortless talent, but we're blown away by the powerful message she's tied in. Singing about finally putting herself first and realizing that people tend to want you once you're back on your feet, she spills her guts to us with a highly relatable and empowering message. The production is very groovy, especially towards the outro through Alissa's layered vocals adding depth and texture to the track. Alissa Gouveia's single "Wish You Well" is a breath of fresh air that easily soothes the soul and sets tremendous hope for the future. Listen to "Wish You Well" here. You provide such a powerful message full of confidence within your single "Wish You Well." Why did you decide to create a song about moving forward from a past relationship? I think we often tend to lose ourselves in relationships, whether we notice it or not — which makes it really hard to be alone after the fact. I wanted to write a song that people could relate to when it comes to breakups — but not in the sad, crying in your room type of way. I wanted people to feel empowered when listening and encourage them to go out and be the best version of themselves. What were your songwriting and lyrical process like, and how did you craft the lyrics to tell your story yet still be relatable to the listener? I think “Wish You Well” was one of the first songs I had freestyled melodies before coming up with the lyrics. In one of my first takes, I sang the words “Wish You Well,” and it kind of set the tone for the song. After going through a pretty difficult breakup, I feel like it was the first time I was truly writing about my experiences. I usually stick to writing feel-good music, but this track was different. I’ve always had a go-getter and more life type of attitude, so after my breakup, I kept busy and chased after the things that made me happy. I got promoted at my job twice, things were coming together with my music, and I feel like things were just happening for me, which made the songwriting process authentic and raw. I wrote exactly what I was experiencing, and the cool thing is, I know others have experienced it too. In terms of the song's production, what sort of atmosphere did you want to set, and how did you want your audience to feel after listening to "Wish You Well"? When it comes to my music, I always love layering — layering vocals, instruments, melodies, all of it! The producer on this track, Tario, helped me do that while creating a spacey and sultry atmosphere. After listening to “Wish You Well,” I want my audience to feel empowered in knowing that the only person you really need is you. Seeing as you've grown up in a Brazilian household and moved from Jersey to Los Angeles, how have these cultures and music scenes impacted your career? Have you noticed any change since moving to Los Angeles? Growing up in a Brazilian household, I was constantly surrounded by music. Every family gathering meant my uncles would be breaking out the guitars, and we’d all sing together. I spent most of my childhood back and forth between New York and New Jersey, so I experienced a wide range of music. I think it definitely inspired me to pursue singing and gave me the confidence to feel comfortable on stage. Since moving to LA, I feel like I’ve had the chance to embrace being creative and experiment with my music. Being surrounded by likeminded people who are so insanely talented and artistic keeps me on my toes, itching to find ways to improve and inspire. What has been keeping you inspired throughout 2020? I feel like for most of us, 2020 has been a roller coaster of emotions. I’ve definitely had my fair share of ups and downs. Add going through a breakup and regular life chaos into the mix with 2020’s trials and tribulations, and it’s bound to be a recipe for disaster. But at the same time, I feel like it’s been a good time for me to recharge, recenter, and focus on myself and the things that I want. The ideas of growth, determination, and self-worth are the biggest themes in the music I’ve been creating during this time, which I think could be a great thing for people to hear, especially now. instagram.com/alissagouveia twitter.com/alissagouveia #BUZZMUSIC

With a topline melody that you'll be attached to and singing for days, This Nashville-based Singer and Songwriter duo keep proving they're the next pop music phenomenons with "For the Sake of the Summer"—their newest single with a topline melody that you'll be attached to and singing for days. Here, their writing influences reach beyond love, growing up, and everyday struggles as the small beach-town singer/writer—Spencer—and the cross country relocating songstress—Natalia— synergize over their contemporary Pop blending sonics. "For the Sake of the Summer" is defined by its ability to keeping the audience engaged in every instant. Packed with a well-defined distinction connecting each part of this track, it still manages to compound together to create a summer pop anthem that will fascinate you. The sounds of a car signal foreshadow the opening measures of this track as a dynamic rhythm envelopes us while Nashville-based songstress Natalia Mount's first vocals surge amongst Spencer Jordan's harmony and support. An edgy mid-range bass and a crispy-wide orchestration of acoustic strings throw us for a curveball, as this cut manifests quickly into it's more contemporary and radio-friendly pop-anthem energy. As each chorus passes, we're already singing along to the lyrics. This track feels like a cinematic experience in how it keeps captivating us with every unique hook that develops with every pre-chorus and verse. These two performers cover every vocal register amongst themselves. They swell and synergize behind every word they share with an extremely magnetizing texture and additive melody that they've coined all for themselves. On, "For the Sake of the Summer," Spencer Jordan and Natalia Mountm render an exceptional Summer-vibe Pop experience as it distinguishes itself with every shift and bend. Discover "For the Sake of the Summer" here. Hello and thank you both for joining us at BuzzMusic. What does each of you like best about working with each other? Do you two just synergize naturally? Spencer: I think for me, it’s just the ability to kinda say anything. Natalia was my first friend in Nashville, and she knows me well. I can say the dumbest thing as a potential line in a song and she’ll just nod her head and say “that’s stupid, Spence” and we’ll move on, no offense meant or taken. FTSOTS is absolutely a product of our personal dynamic coming to life in a song. Natalia: Yes I agree with Spencer, things just flow naturally when working together. He’s the biggest goof!! So that helps loosen me up in the studio. We’re really good friends and focus on having a good time so that shows through our songs for sure. How did the two of you end up crossing paths when you two were out trying to make it in Nashville? Spencer: I don’t know if she remembers it this way, but I had actually just played my first ever writers round upon moving 2 weeks beforehand. She came up to me afterward to tell me I did well, and we were fast friends after that. It was jarring to think (at that point) that someone was interested in the music I was making and wanted to help me make more Natalia: Yeah basically, I remember listening to this incredible pop-sounding voice in the middle of a country dive bar in Nashville. I told my friends I had to go talk to him because his style was so refreshing than what I was used to hearing. We wrote our first song together like a week later! What fuels the dynamic energy behind the productions you two are releasing, and how do you endeavor to keep developing your sound as you continue working together? Spencer: Based on our release schedules, I don’t know the next time we’ll be putting out a song together, but as far as my recent and upcoming productions, the majority of my inspiration comes from my life experiences alongside my innate nerdiness. I’m a total fanboy, and I think that’s going to start being more clear especially in my future releases. Natalia: Like he said, who knows when we will be able to release a song together but I’m sure when we do it will be put out just as spontaneously as this one was. Can we expect a similarly sounding full-length cut coming from you two in the future? Spencer: I stand 100% unopposed! It’s all about writing something we’re both proud of and finding a place in our release schedule that fits both timing-wise and also conceptually. But I’ll always have room for a song with Nat Natalia: Based on the response we have gotten in such a short amount of time, I’d say we really should!! I always love working with Spencer and if and when we put more music out together we will probably do something similar with an energetic pop vibe. What has been keeping both of you inspired throughout 2020? Spencer: Mostly the fleeting hope that this will all be over soon, and NOT carry into 2021. I’m ready for live shows and house parties and getting drinks with friends. It also helps that I have a large catalog of songs that I’m currently able to record since I have some extra time on my hands, so I can’t complain about that. Natalia: I’ve had the opposite of time on my hands, Spencer actually kept me inspired for this particular project. I’m getting married this year and my focus has been on that so luckily I’ve had Spencer to push me in the midst of all the crazy planning. instagram.com/spencerjordanmusic facebook.com/spencerjordanmusic #BUZZMUSIC

Hailing from Canada, DJ/producer Jay Slay is no stranger to international success with both charting releases & a myriad of radio airplay. With a musical background, his versatility as an electronic artist is showcased through a countless number of memorable melodies, complex chords & groove-heavy basslines. Following the popularity of his single, 'All Night Long' - released on Digital Empire Records. The label hosted a remix competition for his original cut & Jay Slay now presents a hand-picked selection from the winners. Seeing each deliver their own take on, 'All Night Long' – while staying true to the original, which was labeled a Beatport Staff Pick. Recently saw the remixes placing tied #1 most added electro tracks to independent FM radio in North America, Canada/US - further positioning the single to light up worldwide. Stay tuned, as Jay Slay's tried, tested & winning production formula continues on trend – also, look out for the accompanying Michael Jackson inspired music video. 'All Night Long' (Original Mix) - Link 'All Night Long' (Krutz Remix) - Link jayslay.com jayslay.lnk.to/allnightlong twitter.com/jayslaymusic facebook.com/jayslaymusic instagram.com/jayslaymusic