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Boxtrod is an artist that has explored music across all boundaries and genres. Starting off creating blues and guitar-based music, his sound has flourished in the independent alternative niche taking inspiration from other artists like Radiohead and James Blake. Boxtrod's out of the box approach to his artistry fuses elements of folk, electronic, and ambient tones into his pieces. Boxtrod holds an innate connection to his craft, exploring other creative outlets that truly foster a forging ability to create one's path in life. Striving for connection, Boxtrod produces his music to inspire and move his listeners; his art is a journey and he wants to send his listeners on their own journey when listening to his creations. Boxtrod's ability to experiment with different elements of sound provides an authentic listening experience for the listener and will leave you wanting to hear more from Boxtrod. instagram.com/boxtrod facebook.com/Boxtrod boxtrod.bandcamp.com #BUZZMUSIC

Boston music group Skunk Oil consists of Brazilian musicians Dennis D'Angelo on guitar, Lucas Tadini on the keyboard, as well as former drummer Caio Moskalkoff. Their inspiration stems from various aspects of life, and not a single entity. As a result, the offerings from Skunk Oil are well-balanced and give raw and in-the-moment interpretations of life. Predominantly embodying a mix of contemporary and old-school rock stylings, Skunk Oil presents their music with a series of explosive eccentrics. You can expect to receive eerie and unforgettable soundscapes, tied into striking and theatrical visuals. Skunk Oil creates a sound that will most likely stick with you, meaning the product they offer has a bit of potency to it! Take that as you may, but chances most definitely are that you'll find yourself craving more of the lucid effects the band has to offer! Skunk Oil has proven to have creative versatility. We can't ever assume what they'll deliver next, and so it's sufficient to say that the band keeps us on our very tiptoes. Whichever direction they take next, we're sure that their alternative edge will never be compromised. Listeners can look forward to track releases in the near future by Skunk Oil, as it's confirmed that the music group is in the works to release more mysteriously-driven music. instagram.com/skunk_oil #BUZZMUSIC

Boi Blue and Milah are one of those collaborators that think about what a song needs and calls for before anything else. From start to finish, they are heavily focussed on the details of the project and not moving forward until each element is perfect and does what it needs to do - exactly what a good song needs. Each collaborator's unique style also comes into play, especially with their latest release “Top Ten” where Boi Blue’s signature flowing rap perfectly compliments Milah’s dreamier soundscape. The two sound gelled together within the music and it’s these types of unique dynamics that allow for music from the soul to be created. Drawing in influences from classic R&B to modern hip-hop where the speakers will love all of their 808 power, Boi Blue and Milah are collaborators that are sure to place their music in your top favorites. instagram.com/IAMBOIBLUE instagram.com/BEENMILAH #BUZZMUSIC

Pop/R&B artist Robin Gabrielle is back on BuzzMusic, this time with her sweet and savory hit “Hey Sugar!” While her inspirations range across different genres, Robin Gabrielle wanted to provide her listeners with something new and different through 1940’s vocal harmonies, modern R&B elements, and soft textured vocals. Although her recent single “Hey Sugar!” ranges more into the pop/R&B field, we can hear through Robin Gabrielle’s vocals how broad her inspirations must be. She ties in nostalgic R&B beats with modern pop vocals, bringing us a track that pulls us in from every corner. Kicking off with fuzzy vocals that seem to be in reverse, “Hey Sugar!” provides a variety of underlying tones to the track. Once the beat kicks in, Robin Gabrielle’s vocals bring a vibrant energy to the song as she begins singing about the infatuation she’s developed for someone. At the energetic chorus, Robin Gabrielle strikes us with relatable lyrics of having a family member not approve of the other person, but where you see all the beauty for yourself. She provides incredible vocal harmonies that take us back in time and lets her catchy R&B/pop instrumentals travel into our souls. Robin Gabrielle definitely has remarkable talent that’s hard to miss, experience it with her recent sweet single “Hey Sugar!” We love the energy on your recent single “Hey Sugar!.” How did you find such positive and heartfelt lyrics when writing “Hey Sugar!” Thanks for having me, and I’m so glad you like it! For this song, I wanted to write a song that showcases a woman approaching a man and letting him know how she feels in a pure and simple way without the profanity that’s found in a lot of today’s music.  I wanted to bring people back to a simpler time. Speaking on your recent single “Hey Sugar!”, the song provides a dynamic instrumental blending R&B and elements of pop. What were you originally going for when creating the overall tone and atmosphere for the song? Honestly, I wanted to take people into my world and show them what my mind looks like and what I see when I close my eyes. -  A complete mind trip of purples, blues, and greens haha! But in a musical aspect, I wanted the tone of this song to feel beautifully nostalgic – almost like your going back in time in some ways by its use of the string motifs and 50’s harmonies throughout and more specifically in the bridge. –While still keeping it fresh with the other instruments. Long story short, I wanted this piece to be pure happiness. In regards to Robin Gabrielle’s upcoming project “Something Different” dropping this year, does your track “Hey Sugar!” tie in with the project, or is it something totally different? Hey Sugar!” definitely ties into the project by providing a nice contrast between the rest of the tracks which will have slightly darker feel like in “Providence Serenade”. However, this piece will be a little more on the R&b/ Pop side than the rest of the tracks. In your last interview with BuzzMusic, you stated that you’re looking to tie in the big band decade, and also incorporate sounds from indigenous people from all over the world. Why are these elements important to you, and what made you choose to take this route? Those musical styles were styles that I connect with on a deeper level.- It’s where I feel the most like myself. –Maybe I was born in the wrong decade haha! But in all seriousness, the ’40s and ’50s were a wonderful time for music when so much work went into creating music/melodies. As for the indigenous styles, I just adore the naturalness of it all. And I want to showcase those styles to bring something different to the table. What can we expect to see from you throughout 2020? Definitely more music, some live stream concerts, and once everything opens, I’ll be performing when I can. instagram.com/rnbsinger101 #BUZZMUSIC

Studying at Berklee College of Music, Robin Gabrielle has a multitude of theoretical experience to apply to her sound. With recent releases showcasing varying styles of the artists' approach, Robin Gabrielle is trying to make new waves with her new and improved projects. Her plans are big, and her voice is even bigger. An illustrious and vivid track from Robin Gabrielle titled "Providence Serenade" has been freshly released, and has piqued our interest in her artistry. "Providence Serenade" really makes potent use of exploratory synths to create an ultimate atmospheric environment. The introduction houses these characterizable synths, which is kept constant all throughout "Providence Serenade". Robin Gabrielle eventually integrates her vocalism, which ranges during the duration of the song. This range is seen with her ability to maintain both deep and high-pitched soundings dependent on what the mood of the track requires at that moment. Robin Gabrielle sings "Let's dance the night away, let me feel just like a kid..." entertaining a fun and light ambiance for listeners. "Providence Serenade" is exactly that though--light, airy, fun. Her music doesn't contain a heavy intrinsic vibe, which allows us to know we're always getting a lively persona from Robin. It's easily notable that we'll resonate with any soundings from Robin Gabrielle because her energy is so transferable to us as listeners. Check out "Providence Serenade" here. Welcome, Robin Gabrielle! How do you feel now that you're out of school, and applying your skillset to your own personal music? Well, this is something I've always wanted to do and is something I've been preparing myself for quite a while now,  it feels very exciting and a little scary at the same time. But the excitement outweighs all of the apprehensiveness! I can't wait for people to hear the music and get to know who I am as an artist and a person. I feel like Berklee has really prepared me for the journey ahead. Congratulations on debuting "Providence Serenade"! What was the predominant message you wanted to communicate to your listeners within this particular track of yours? Thank you so much! When I wrote this song, believe it or not, it was for a homework assignment. Haha But as I began writing this song I wanted this song to bring back memories of their hometowns and that no matter where you go and who you're with the place where your journey begins will always stay with you. We've heard about your current project "Something Different". As the name suggests, can listeners expect a contrasting sound for this particular work of yours? When are you planning to release this project to your listening base? Oh, yeah! This project is going to be incorporating sounds and styles that a lot of people won't expect hip hop/RnB music to have. I can't reveal too much but I think people are going to be amazed and intrigued by the different layers of sound. As a singer/songwriter who has always had a strong interest in the music world at a young age, how do you feel you've cultivated your sound ever since you first debuted yourself as an artist? I think like everyone who first starts out doing anything whether it be from painting to public speaking, begins to perfect their craft based on what their audience tends to gravitate to the most. As for myself, I've begun to notice certain things that my listeners gravitate to more, and I've begun to apply it to my future releases. But I think the biggest thing that I've done is to become more comfortable with myself and my artistry.-Which I've noticed is what my listeners gravitate towards the most. We appreciate the time you gave us to talk over your recent work, Robin Gabrielle! Where are you planning on taking your sound next with 2020? No prob! Totally appreciate the opportunity to showcase what I've been working on. Right now I'm planning on taking my sound through the big band decade and begin to take it to the stage at some point. But after this first project is finished I want to begin to incorporate sounds from the indigenous people from all over the world and incorporate that with the Hip Hop and R&B genre. instagram.com/rnbsinger101 twitter.com/rnbsinger101 #BuzzMusic

The Oceanside based Singer/Songwriter Trent Herzman is an artist who specializes in creating exciting Folk/Rock hybrids that connect with people. With most of his songs being a dreamscape that has a subtle flair of dystopian that paints a painting of subjects that a majority of people shy away from. Working closely with artist and producer Drew Land and with producer and engineer James Page, Trent Herzman has released numerous singles and is back at it again to tell another story with his latest release “All In Your Head”. Opening up with a big bold acoustic guitar, “All In Your Head” is a feel-good tune that tells the story of someone thinking their partner is doing wrong when really, it was just something they were imagining. We couldn’t help but feel enlightened when listening to this one, the guitar combined with the chill, laid back drums, and then Trent Herzman’s soothing honest vocals makes for an experience that many people will feel comforted by. It’s one of those campfire records that when listening you will feel like you’re at peace and at home. We are loving everything about “All In Your Head” and can’t wait to hear what else is coming from this sonic storyteller. We are loving your feel-good release “All In Your Head”! Do you have a personal connection to the lyrics or is it a story that you had come up with? I have a personal connection with almost all of my songs. The lyrics are often (only sometimes slightly) exaggerated stories based heavily on recollections of my past personal experiences. The sounds of this release and very clean and comfortable, what was it like to work with Drew Lang and James Page on this one? What was the recording process like? I've been working with James since my first album and Drew for 2 albums now. The recording and mixing process is pretty fast and efficient, I'm definitely pleased with how we work together and the framework for each album comes together pretty fast once we get going. With many of your songs being indirect stories, what inspires you to write the words you do? Do you have any icons or places you like to be when writing? Most of my songs are based on my experiences so I write them fairly quickly. I think of an event or feelings I've had after experiencing parts of life that stand out or at least general concepts - and then sing about them over chord progressions we come up with. Drew Lang is largely responsible for the catchy melodies and this album features a lot more of his vocals for back up sections. I’ve finished 4 albums with James over the past 6 years. It’s been a good ride so far, we have both grown a lot in our abilities with music over time. As far as icons or inspirations - Hunter S. Thompson has been a powerful influence for me especially in making choices throughout my life and how to live it - but as far as a concrete muse in terms of musical artists... I don’t really have one. Now that “All In Your Head” is out, what types of goals do you have for yourself as an artist, and what are the steps you have in place to achieve them? The goal is to continue writing. I am at it every day, it’s what I love. The ultimate achievement is each individual song. I'm looking forward to getting more into video and possibly playing live (provided the pandemic ever subsides.) What can you tell us about your upcoming release “Never Ending Bender”? It’s a huge leap for me in production and a lot more diverse with genre fluidity even within songs. I’m not sure if it’s my “Pet Sounds” or “Sgt. Pepper” but I do feel it's my best work so far and I'm very much looking forward to putting out more songs soon. instagram.com/trentherzman facebook.com/trentherzmanmusic #BUZZMUSIC

An artist with a journey, the Singer/Songwriter Doc Gunn releases his soulful folk album, 'Rainbows & Snowflakes.' Born in Big Bear, California, Doc Gunn has seen the trials and tribulations of becoming an artist as he finally graces Hollywood with his 'punk-rock Bob Dylan' sound. Blending the 70s rock 'n roll era with country/bluegrass twang and a hint of folk, Doc Gunn always finds different ways to bring nostalgic music to the present-day stage. With his recent album 'Rainbows & Snowflakes,' we can hear this mix of legendary artists all to create this powerful brainchild being Doc Gunn performing his many different folk-approached tracks. Jumping right into the 'Rainbows & Snowflakes' album, Doc Gunn starts us off with the intro track "Lovers Road." Twangy electric guitar and a steady mid-tempo beat send this track into a well-defined country space. As Doc Gunn's vocals begin delivering heartfelt lyrics, we can hear why he's referred to as 'punk-rock Bob Dylan.' Although this track mostly resonates with folk-rock and country, Doc Gunn's vocals are so dynamic that they can blend with many different genres. While he sings about losing a lover, Doc Gunn exudes this confidence where he clearly isn't bothered to move forward. An optimistic and relatable intro track, we've already lifted off into this nostalgic and warm space. Bright acoustic guitar strumming peels open the next track, "Hit the Ground Runnin'." An upbeat and lively track through toe-tapping percussion and striking electric power chords. Doc Gunn's layered vocals and warm female background vocals add vast depth to this song, while he sings an optimistic story of knowing you're on the right path. He creates this anthemic and groovy story-like track all within two sweet minutes. What keeps the track up and running is the textured percussion that keeps our feet moving, not to mention the hi-fi electric guitar complementing Doc Gunn's vocals, almost mimicking his delivery, we've "Hit the Ground Runnin'" after a locked in listen. More of a country/bluegrass sound swell up the next track, "The Burrito Song." A beautifully put mid-tempo track featuring many different string instruments, accompanied by the ol' reliable acoustic and electric guitar. A variety of melodies exude from these soulful string instrumentals, while Doc Gunn joins in with his fun-loving lyricism. Singing of a man making love to his burrito, Doc Gunn creates this playful space by adding lyrics of daydreaming of the warmth down south and overseas. With many different dynamic levels to this song, Doc Gunn emphasizes different sections of the track, leaving us thinking over how we'd rather be touring the world instead of touring our neighborhoods. Within the first ten seconds of the next track "Vows," Doc Gunn displays this haunting and heart-wrenching atmosphere. With layered vocals once again and a downtempo acoustic guitar humming away with soul, we can feel the pain and passion that fueled this track. Added harmonica joins the saddened track, adding this nostalgic and soulful feel. Doc Gunn sings a heartfelt story while apologizing for the pain he's caused a past lover and expresses his remorse for letting her tears fall. The heavy acoustic guitar strumming takes this track to a bluesy approach, especially with the melodic electric guitar around the bridge. Doc Gunn hits us straight in the feels with this heavy-hearted song, and we're loving the range he's added to the album thus far. Sole acoustic guitar makes up the instrumentals for the next track, "Hard Headed Blues." While acting like somewhat of an interlude through the track's duration and poetic approach, Doc Gunn expels these original and unique melodies through his guitar and satin-soft vocals. A very blues-inspired track, Doc sings about someone who continually gives him the blues (and vice versa). His lyrics are sweet and simple; he vocalizes a confusing type of love where pain and passion seem to co-exist. The fact that nothing but a single acoustic guitar accompanies Doc Gunn makes the track even more personal and sincere. With another downtempo and natural blues/folk song "Lovers Lane," we're set down a passionate and dreamy path. Have we mentioned that Doc Gunn's layered vocals can pass as a mixture of Bob Dylan and The Beatles? You can purely hear this through the psychedelic approach with "Lovers Lane." Singing a tale of wanting to rule lovers lane with a significant other, we're captured in this daydream through the animated folk instrumentals. The sweet percussion keeps the track at a steady pace while allowing us to get down with the melodic string solos. A very catchy and light tune that ignites our dreams, we're loving the contrast between each individual song so far. Channeling the Bob Dylan inspired side of Doc Gunn with the next song "Dr. Strange Love," he ravages through this high energy track with his inner spunk that sparks a substantial fire. With uptempo acoustic guitar strumming and supporting electric guitar for the melody, the track fires through with an upbeat story. Singing passionately about someone who can't seem to change his ways and gets hooked on the past, Doc Gunn emphasizes that even though this man captures these strange qualities, he'll always be loved by the public. For the last minute or so, Doc Gunn slows down the tempo and creates this introspective and contemplative atmosphere with thought-provoking lyrics and transcendent instrumentals. Psychedelia seems to be a running theme throughout this album. With the next track "Ode to the Wanderer," Doc Gunn jumps in with passionate vocals filtered to perfection. Heavy acoustic guitar melodies keep this track at a very natural and genuine feel, especially once we hear Doc Gunn's heartfelt message. Singing towards someone who's captured his love, Doc Gunn sings such a sincere message of being grateful for someone even though they're not at home as much as they'd like to be. While Doc Gunn sings his "Ode to the Wanderer," we're met with this celestial instrumental that transports us into our dreams. Doc Gunn has pulled us in with his sincere songwriting, and we're looking forward to sticking around for the long haul. Bringing back the country/bluegrass roots with the next song "Flash," Doc Gunn portrays such passionate melodies and beautiful transitions from major to minor. The instrumentals are incredibly placid and calming, especially with the added bassline and bright acoustic guitar. Doc Gunn sings a hefty story of having his life flash before his eyes, and not being completely alive until after this life-threatening experience. His vocals are so mesmerizing and natural, without any filters or effects, Doc Gunn explains this worrisome tale in a remarkably unhindered way. Pulling on our heartstrings with each melody and lyric he sings, Doc Gunn has captured us in such a deep space. Reaching the last track of the album with "Rings of Saturn," Doc Gunn decided to keep this song as pure as possible with a sole acoustic guitar and melodic electric guitar in the background. Serving us more of a unifying feeling with his lyricism, Doc Gunn explains a situation where someone's head is in the clouds and how getting their act together might be the best outcome. We can easily relate to this character that Doc Gunn is singing about, as we all have many complications in life that take us through unexpected paths. This midtempo piece serves as a perfect outro track, as it lets the listener leave the album thinking about how we can improve ourselves. A truly remarkable album, Doc Gunn's "Rainbows & Snowflakes" took us on an adventure through time and space, yet brought us back down to earth with his honest lyricism. We hope that you'll enjoy the contrast between all ten songs as much as we did. We're heavily relating to the concepts you've tied into your album "Rainbows & Snowflakes." What initially inspired you to create this well-rounded album? These songs are a build-up. They are pretty much my entire 20’s wrapped in a crossroads or quantum choice that one makes in this human experience. Love can be flowers and pedals, but it can also be thorns and briar. The culmination of these songs coming together and cohesively existing as “Rainbows & Snowflakes”, has honestly been the strangest turn of events And happy blessings. I’m quite certain there are time travelers working on my behalf that helped birth this into the universe. The inspiration is from experiencing life, love, money, energy, and having the strength to not be discouraged when everything falls out the bottom and seemingly into place. There are many songs within Doc Gunn's album "Rainbows & Snowflakes" that tell their own stories. Did you have a particular theme you wanted to portray with the entire album? Quite honestly I had been writing and performing these songs and had scratch demos For years but finally, I managed to pull together KristinaX, Dylan Martin and Dr. Ew to lay these songs down in a big brass bed and really hone in. You know When you write a song, you can change the verse or the chorus. The melody stays the same and the turnarounds familiar. You can play that song for years, but when all is said and done, the song is laid down on its pillow, you release it into the world. That is the ultimate satisfaction of the reward as an artist. The theme is art through expression and completion and sharing it with others who resonate with the vibe and tune into the frequency. Many personal and vulnerable songs make up Doc Gunn's album "Rainbows & Snowflakes." Which song do you feel stands out as your personal favorite, and what makes you relate to the song so much? Rings of Saturn hit me the hardest. Because I’m not talking to anyone but myself in that. For listeners who are hearing Doc Gunn's work for the first time, what can they learn about you from your album "Rainbows & Snowflakes"? That it’s okay to love and be loved, just stay sweet, be the change you wish to speak, and speak the change you wish to be and have the guts to take action! And also that it’s Rock N Roll. What has been keeping you inspired throughout 2020? Rainbows & Snowflakes! Instagram.com/docgunn Facebook.com/docgunn #BUZZMUSIC

Brooklyn based Rapper Case. returns to BuzzMusic with a catchy single titled "Hola!". With a plan to switch up his musical approach, Case. noted that after touring overseas in Afganistan, he came back a different person with a new outlook on his career. With the release of his fiery and groove-inducing single "Hola!", we can hear the confidence radiate from Case. as he expresses his fun and lively rhymes overtop a trendy hip-hop beat with the heaviest of kicks. The track is definitely one that will reach the clubs and nightlife scene once it's up and running, as Case. perfectly portrays this energetic and exhilarating atmosphere. "Hola!" begins with melodic ghost vocals chopped up into a hi-fi background melody for Case. to rhyme overtop of. Once the beat arrives at the party, it simultaneously drops down with Case.'s vocals as he begins rapping with dominance. He raps with such a confident tone that effortlessly inspires other artists to reach the same level of authenticity. While letting us know that Case. has never been one to copy others for their style and musical approach, he puts this message into effect with the release of "Hola!", as it's one of the most vibrant and authentic hip-hop songs we've heard this year. The danceable beat will surely get you out of your seat, while Case. takes "Hola!" by storm and confidently leads the way for his new perspective. Listen to "Hola!" here. Welcome back to BuzzMusic, Case.! We're really getting down with the energy on your latest track, "Hola!". What drove you to create a lively and self-assured hip-hop track that's perfect for the dancefloor? I want to thank you guys personally for having me back, you guys are amazing. So it’s really interesting that you bring up the creative process for “Hola!” I was working with this producer called “Kujobeats”. I found him on YouTube and when I listened to his production I was genuinely amazed. One of the most talented producers I ever met. He was extremely creative and I loved his vision. We were talking for some time while I was stationed overseas and he asked me if I wanted a beat pack. I accepted his offer and the beats that were in the pack were fantastic. He even threw in some beats he thought would fit me because he tuned into my music as well. It was a mutual vibe. As I’m scrolling through the beats I come across the beat for “Hola!”. I listened to it and was like I’m coming home closer to the summer and I would love to make something uptempo that has a bop. I’m Puerto Rican and I was like I should definitely more Spanish into my music. Even if it’s a couple of words here and there. So as I’m laying down hearing the beats, my friends that I was deployed with hear the beat and were like that’s a dope beat what are you gonna say? As a joke, I was like “I told her hola, I said it’s really nice to know ya”. They kinda laughed at first and I thought it was funny too. After that I was like no I’m serious I could turn that into something and I worked on the song all night. When I got back home that was the first song I recorded. My Consultant/ A&R was like that is a whole summer vibe. I started sending it out to my friends that I was overseas with, and they were in shock and loved the song. They started playing it at parties before it was even released and people were trying to Shazam it. I sent it to Kujo as well for his blessing and he loved it too and since then it’s only been good things. Once the song was dropped I also released pink hats for my upcoming project to fit the vibe of the song. We're hearing incredible production techniques through your latest single, "Hola!". How did you (or other producers) tweak the production to match the atmosphere and theme you were initially going for? Great question. So like I said it was part of this beat pack sent specifically for me so. Kujo sent me beats that he thought I could take the next level. After the song was finished I actually had to hit Kujo up and ask where was that sample from. Luckily it was an original recording from a friend of his. He said it wasn’t sampled from any track. As soon as he said that I felt such a relief. Listening to it immediately I instantly thought of the summer and the beach. Once we got the stems I and my team got to work to make sure we made or highlighted certain elements to get people moving and to emphasize the whole “summer vibe”. The song kicks heavy and the sample just really sets it off. We've heard that Case. is releasing your second EP "REER," said to be about the changes you've overcome since touring in Afganistan. What sort of changes have you made to your career, and what did your experience overseas teach you? Some changes I made in my career were trusting the people I was with and letting others in to help me. I always had a problem with trusting people and asking for help. Something I learned while I was overseas was to never take time and people granted because those are two things you can’t get back. The name “REER” is actually the word “VEER” in a different language. It’s a Jedi. The definition of Veer is a sudden change in direction. I felt that with this project I was showing a more serious side of me as an artist and a more put together artist. More on finding my sound what’s going to make stand out as an artist. Especially being from Brooklyn. I learned who to surround myself around and not let people walk all over me. I know what I want and I’m going to work hard to reach those goals. Speaking on your upcoming EP "REER," how does the project differ from your first EP "Lonely out in Space"? Did Case. experiment with different sonic approaches as well as lyrical content? In terms of “REER”, there is a very big jump in lyrical content along with production content. Now that we’re professionally mixing the tracks and really emphasizing my vocals and me learning that my voice is also an instrument really took this project to the next level. The producers and people Iv worked with really helped me out and pushed me to be a better artist in the process of making this project.  A little more experimental for sure beat wise and lyric-wise as well. I rapped on beats I didn’t think I could even rap on and it ended up sounding great and it helped me branch out to other sub-genres of music. There’s definitely a vision in this project and each track has little stories or experiences I've been through. I want people to see different sides of me but still staying true to who I am. What's next for you? What’s next for me is just keeping up with the new music and the trends and working hard. Now that I’m back I can do a lot more and really take my vision and music to the next level. A lot more drops, more projects, meet new people and hope for new opportunities. I really want to build up Brooklyn and I’m hoping with time I can do that so I can show the world who I truly am as an artist and person. instagram.com/caseyincle #BUZZMUSIC

The Las Vegas-based artist Symphonic has been making up a name as being the go-to person when you want to feel hyped up and ready to take on the world. With each of his releases being a personal message while also being a load of fun, Symphonic has been able to transport us to any place we want to be to experience something new. As with his latest release, “Saucin’ When I’m Walkin’,” Symphonic was able to take us to the streets of Las Vegas while telling us to be who we are and be ourselves no matter what. All in all, Symphonic is someone that we can describe to be a spicy artist, he is always changing and evolving, and we are now excited to be able to listen to his newly released album “Intention.” Each song on it has its own unique vibe to listen to, and it perfectly goes in line with who Symphonic is all about. Discover "Saucin' When I'm Walkin'" here. instagram.com/iamsymphonic twitter.com/iamsymphonic #BUZZMUSIC

Kfir is one of those artists who push new ideas and contrasting settings onto his listeners. In his music, Kfir pushes onto deep emotional themes while maintaining a high energy backbone that will quickly have the listeners crave more. Whether at the club, the gym, your local station, or your living room at 4 am, Kfir’s music can easily adapt to any scenario. This was something that we easily heard in his latest release “Gigolo”, it seamlessly falls in line in Kfirs versatility and shows off his exciting songwriting. With each of Kfir’s music being a new vision, Kfir puts himself into a unique mindset during the creation of each song that allows for the purest energy from the music to rush through and allow for Kfir to express the music in every way it deserves to be. To keep us on the hype train, Kfir is planning to release a new single for the next few months before he is able to get a dance floor moving again at a show. instagram.com/kfirmusic facebook.com/officalkfir #BUZZMUSIC