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Coming to us from Miami, Florida, HBKorey gives us a clap-back hit on "BUM B." An ode to all his exes, HBKorey brushes his shoulder's off of past relationship debris.HbKorey has been creating music as an independent artist for just over one year. During this short time, HBKorey has successfully garnered the attention of over 19k YouTube streams on his music video for his single, "No Chances," as well as the release of his EP "HBK&Heartbreakz." "Bum B" is a recollection of failed relationships of past and a vow never to go down similar paths again, maintaining his distance from users and abusers. HBKorey unleashes his rhymes with swagger and rhythmic sleekness, creating an air of confidence now that he has moved on. The soulful piano, combined with the low grinding beat and ticking percussions, created a charged and free-flowing atmosphere. HBKorey crafts witty lyrical verses that deliver his message to his listeners. As HBKorey raps through his chorus, we hear lines delivered with swage like " Ah you think you bad now, pillow talking out your ass now, ya I sit back and laugh now, how your future is your past now," as HBKorey unleashes his honest and frank material, an assuring hum accompanies his delivery adding to the self-assured lyrical performance. If you're looking for a song to move past heartache and interject some "clap-back" into your life, listen to HBKorey "Bum B" today. Discover "Bum B" here. Hello H BKorey, and welcome to BuzzMusic. We loved your latest release "Bum B." Can you start off by telling our listeners a bit more about the concept of the song? The concept pretty much came from me dealing with a lot of relationships that weren't up to par with my standards. Your lyrics on "Bum B" allow the listener to dissect a moment of your past where you have been burned and mistreated. Do you typically write from a personal place?   Everything I write or freestyle is from a personal place, if I said it then it means I experienced it. I don’t rap cap lol You mentioned you have only been creating music for just over a year. What made you finally make the decision to explore a career in music? I wanted to explore music as a career when I received good reviews from supporters and I got tired of having artists speak for me with their music because sometimes they don’t relate 100 percent to me so I rather express my own words thru music for others where I won’t leave out details. "Bum B" isn't just filled with vibing beats, there is a true harmony of sound that exists within the track. Can you tell us a bit about your process in developing a piece?  You just gotta feel the beat and let it flow, can’t be afraid to say something different or a certain melody. It’s music at the end of the day, it’s creative. What's next for you? Keep dropping classics.... twitter.com/hbkorey instagram.com/secludedvibes #BUZZMUSIC

A true cruising song, Andy Martin, showcases his new Song "Mess We Made" alongside a personal lyric video. A tale of heartbreak and hope "Mess We Made" depicts the pain and joy we experience in a relationship. Coming to us from down under, Andy records and performs his songs from inspiring Brisbane, Australia. A multi-instrumentalist, Andy's musical journey has been anything but ordinary. "Mess We Made" takes an emporium approach in sound running broad and deep. You will love the significant moments of thumping drums, battling strings, and resonating vocalizations that invite the listener to sing along. Andy brings an honest and confessional delivery of lyrics on "Mess We Made." As we hear him unload the burdens that have been placed firmly upon his shoulders, Andy sings poignantly: "you were the one that said this, you were the one that cried, you were the one that made me, can't say we didn't try." As the track appears to slow down, Andy creates a mounting of sound- racing together, whirling around the listener in harmonious melodies and piercing rhythms. Two minutes into the song, builds a tension of stomping of drums, clapping hands, and chiming guitars that fly around you in a flurry as Andy masterfully belts out calls of harmonies. Andy Martin gives us a showstopping performance on "Mess We Made." Don't miss out on this one. Listen to "Mess We Made" here. instagram.com/andyyyy_gram facebook.com/ANDYonthesocials #BUZZMUSIC

Hey Xaysha, welcome to your first interview with BuzzMusic! First off, we’d like to talk about this rebranding situation that you’ve been experiencing lately. How has this shift reflected what you stand for as an artist, and how you want to be perceived? The reasoning behind my rebranding came from my self-discovery during this time of isolation. It began with my change in music direction to then releasing who I was as a person and what I wanted my message to the world to be. I am a fun and loving individual with a bad-ass attitude. Someone unique and diverse with my own story to tell. This rebrand has connected to me as an individual and feels much more centered on me and my new music coming out. We’ve heard that you have a new single dropping sometime this year. Does your new track exhibit any growth or change since your notable debut single “Take Me Back”? My new single that is due to drop soon is a very different feel to my first track. I have developed in my musical sound. Becoming less bubble- gum dance-pop to more of a chill- groovy pop. You've said you're going to be releasing a new music video to accompany your upcoming single. What should we anticipate from the music video? Was it shot prior to the social distancing era, or did you decide to take on a quarantined music video? This new video coming is one you must not miss. ladies if you like eye candy who play the bass then this is the video for you. This music video is still in the process although I did take action with a lyric video during this isolation period, which will be coming out with the song on release day. With such a powerful voice and charismatic personality, Xaysha’s live shows must be quite the experience. What sort of rearranging have you done to your live shows now that you’re incorporating original songs to the setlist? This new live show has never been seen before. With a new improved setlist, dancers, talented musicians, and a range of diverse new sounds, this show you don’t wanna miss. keep your eyes peeled for festivals and support acts up and coming next year. You' mentioned that by performing to an open-minded millennial audience, you’re able to form deeper connections with your listeners as you have more in common. How do you personalize these connections and keep your audience coming back? Both of these fresh and modern tunes are of a relatable nature. The story behind the lyrics is one people of this millennial will connect with. Always keeping the next upcoming track relatable, real and catchy I draw the audience into s situation they have once been in. A lot of my Instagram also explains the songs and with hidden BTS shoots, I’m able to keep my audience on their toes. What's next for you? After this new single and ongoing shows, I will be writing a track really close to my heart. This song will be about my father. The substance of the song will be deep. Get your ears ready for a melancholy symphony of pure honesty. instagram.com/xayshamusic facebook.com/xayshamusic xayshamusic.com #BUZZMUSIC

Born in Queens, New York, Alessandra Licul created hew own musical persona called Fleurt in 2018. She was done with working in Brooklyn’s “sad boi” band scene and decided to set out on her own to produce the type of music that meant something to her. Fleurt creates nostalgia-pop music that focuses on themes of loneliness, quiet desperation, and boy-craziness. She has just released “Nihilist,” a single based on coming to terms with the fact that something that used to “mean something” to a person in their past could mean nothing in their present. With “Nihilist’s” melancholic message, Fleurt has created a theme of becoming bored with things of the past. She repeats the phrase, “I’m thinking maybe I’m a nihilist,” meaning that her rejection of moral principles leads her to believe that life is meaningless. Fleurt maintains this strong message by including verses like “I’m getting bored of New York” and “I’m getting bored of myself.” The emotion behind the lyrics will be best understood by those who seek satisfaction through new sensations. With her intelligent lyrics, Fleurt is telling fans that its ok to be bored – the last thing she wants is to be wasting her life. Paired with the fragility of a music box-style melody, which holds true to Fleurt’s theme, an electronic drum beat creates “Nihilist’s” synthetic soundscape. Like her songwriting, Fleurt’s smooth vocals are honest and raw. With its theatrical flavors and bold theme, Fleurt’s new single “Nihilist” will definitely have fans thinking. Listen to "Nihilist" here. instagram.com/fleurtmusic facebook.com/fleurtmusic #BUZZMUSIC

H-P is a Hip-Hop artist based out of Freeport, whose love for music began when he was a child. Since learning how to create his own beats, H-P has been striving to create timeless music that has its own unique flair to the table. This was something that we easily heard in H-P’s latest release, “Queen Of Life.” “Queen Of Life” opens up with a moody, slightly intense keyboard motif that pulls us into H-P’s songwriting. H-P dedicates the entirety of “Queen Of Life” to every queen out there and how much he appreciates all of the women in his life. Then using his own production skills, H-P beautifully crafts an organic record that feels fluid from start to end, featuring thundering 808 drums, delicate strings, keyboards, and then as the cherry on top, H-P’s directly in your face vocal performance that dynamically evolves throughout “Queen Of Life” to switch from being honest and direct to being something that is more elegant with his silky harmonies. It was clear to hear some of H-P’s early influences in this release, and we cannot wait to hear what else is coming from this honest singing rapper. Hey H-P! Welcome to BuzzMusic! With your latest release “Queen Of Life” being a dedication to all of the women in your life, was there anything that had sparked the inspiration for you to create a release like this? What was your inspiration behind each lyric? My inspiration for this release is my mother. My mother has always been there to help guide me through a lot of things in life. Raising me without the help of my father. We had a strong family structure so she had a lot of help, but it was still up to her how we turn out as men. Also watching my Aunt's growing up and just how close-knit they were with raising us. It is really cool to hear that your influences were icons such as Garth Brooks and Selena, what about these icons makes them an influence for you? What are some ways that you yourself try to stick out from the crowd? Well, that was some of what I remember my mother listening to as I was growing up. My direct influences when I started to enjoy music were Michael Jackson, Usher, Mary J. Blige and when I got introduced to Rap it was The Notorious BIG, The Lox, Busta Rhymes, Mobb Deep, C-N-N, Wu-Tang, LL Cool J. I don't want to sound cocky but I'm very confident in my ability to sound unique with my music. Since learning to create your own music yourself, what are some of the challenges you faced in regards to making music and how did you overcome them? One of the main challenges I still face is staying focused on one project at a time. Now I push myself to stay on that project until it's complete. I take breaks often, clears my mind lets my ears rest to start fresh again. Now with this release being out, is there anything that you wish you could have told your younger self to change? Do you have any aspirations for future releases? If you think you're into music go all in and do it because I played around with music for years and only now am I serious about it. I'm still going to release a new single every month is what I'm aiming for. I want to build a catalog of music that all sounds different from each other as much as I can. I want to bring my listeners that "I wonder what the next one is going to sound like" feeling. I'll also be releasing all free experimental/mixtape singles on SoundCloud. I have ideas daily that I would like to express. What else is coming in 2020? 2020 is a rough year so far. I'm looking to do a few different things but we will have to see with the world being so on edge at the moment. Instagram.com/h_p_yb #BUZZMUSIC

Hailing us from Detroit, MI., is the rocker, founding member, and principal songwriter of The Romantics, Mike Skill. Skill is here to deliver his brand new single “My Bad Pretty,” with him on guitar, bass, and vocals, Kevin Rankin on drums, and Rick Bain on slide guitar. “My Bad Pretty” is one of those tunes that will make you want to go back to Woodstock ’69. It is full of energy as soon as the record begins and instantly hits you like a truck. When Skill’s edgy vocals begin in the verse, they cut through twangy guitars to perfectly tell us about falling in love but with a twist of having a disastrous ending. Further keeping momentum in “My Bad Pretty” is Skill’s master-crafted songwriting and musicianship that allows him to create dynamic bass riffs that perfectly transition from one section to the next. At his core, Skill’s is a Raucous Rocker and it is clearly shown in “My Bad Pretty.” With the pumping drums, screaming guitar solos that feel like another voice singing, and all-round ear candy, “My Bad Pretty” is a record that you would regret to be missing out on. Welcome to BuzzMusicMikeSkill! Your latest release “My Bad Pretty” is full of edgy rock vibes! How do you find yourself relating to the lyrics? Was there a particular story in your life that inspired the songwriting? Everything in life inspires my songwriting. First, it was more of an imagery thing. The groove of the guitar, the way it “hip shakes” with an attitude. Like those cheap 50 cent drugstore risqué paperback stories that were popular in the ’50s and ’60s. It starts from a stream of consciousness, whatever fills the mind fills the notebook. No matter what’s written down, you keep it. Edit, move around, restructure. It’s kind of a magic thing and you have to just let it flow. It’s amazing to hear that you play guitar, bass, and sing on this record. How do you find yourself coming up with parts for each instrument? Is there a process you have that you usually follow? I’ve been doing both all along in my career, guitar, and bass. I was 13 when I first learned guitar for a band then played bass in high school. There are a certain key, groove, and beat and with the bass, I follow the guitar and kick drum. I try to make it melodic and percussive at the same time. With guitar, it’s a rhythmic thing and those chords direct how the bass will be written. You put the feel altogether with the drums. It has become second-nature to me. With having such an elite team behind the record, there’s no doubt it was destined to punch us in the gut! How did you come to choosing who would co-produce, engineer, and perform on the record? What was the whole recording process like? Most of the work was done in my own studio on the campus of my son’s elementary school here in Portland in a double-wide trailer. We liked to call it the Carver Studios because it was in the town of Carver at Carver School. I recorded most of it a couple of years ago and recently took it to Pearl Sound Studios with Chuck Alkazian for remixing and some overdubbing. I brought Chuck in to remix my first release, 67 Riot, and had him work on My Bad Pretty, too. Looking at your time with The Romantics, how do you feel you have grown as a songwriter and musician since founding the group? I’ve grown in songwriting and playing immensely. Writing for the band is great fun with the energy of the group. My songwriting process now is more freeing, I’m producing and making my own endeavors. I’m confident and enthusiastic. The Romantics still tour, but this is something every player envisions, to play things their way, make their own style, and create their own path. It helps to have a few good people with you. instagram.com/mikejskill mikeskill.com facebook.com/mikejskill #BUZZMUSIC

Coming to us from Chicago's Westside, Martize is a Songwriter, Producer, Rapper, and Singer creating a diverse catalog of musical creations from his harmonizing melodies, and clever wordplay deliveries. Hot of the heals of his 2019 '0919' album, Martize brings us "The Push Up" from his June 26th, 2020 record release “iM gOoD lUv, Enjoy." "The Push Up" is a total body workout of sound, featuring a charged, empowering collection of rhymes. We are introduced to "The Push-Up," with distant rolls of thunder and the patter of rain hitting the ground. A face paced, the emotionally tinged piano plays you into the track as a ticking percussive rhythm explodes over the soundscape. Martize spills his rhymes all over the track like an overflowing downspout; his rhymes are symbolic of the pouring rain we heard at the beginning of the song and are barely contained on this empowering track. As his lyrics expel a confident and powerful display of self-awareness, it's evident, there is no stopping Martize's in his quest for hip-hop domination. Martize makes it perfectly clear in his rhymes he is here to stay and is steadfastly focussed on his musical targets. Lyrics like "I gotta do the most, gotta do extra so you know that I'm fine," "I don't care how hard times get, I'd never sniff a line," and his explosive chorus, "I'm back at it again, I want to win, no gotta pull it together, down for the count, stop counting me out, I'm in it forever," serve as a powerful circuit of rhymes that invigorates the listener. Get down and give Maretize 20 listens today of his latest release "The Push Up." Hello Martize and welcome to BuzzMusic. We loved your charged new hit "The Push Up." Can you tell our listeners a bit more about the track and the central message within? I made this to encourage every listener to have a winner’s mentality, no matter what comes their way. always put your best foot forward towards your success "The Push Up" has an atmosphere of a grueling workout, your rhymes showcasing the blood, sweat, and tears you put into your artistry. Why was this song an important piece to highlight off your new album "iM gOoD lUv, Enjoy?" This song sets up the story it’s kind of like a second intro after the intro.. it pieces the intro and operation together because the push up is a feeling of being counted out and overlooked over to achieving everything you want to accomplish. Since you began creating music how has your sound evolved from where you started? My sound went from straight rapping to exploring my versatility, knowing when yo harmonize and knowing when to rap. My sound now is more focused on the artistry, rather than just rapping Where do you pull inspiration from during your songwriting process? I pull all of my inspiration from my personal life whether it’s good bad or worse... I write about true feelings.. that I go through and turn them into songs. What's next? My album dropped so next it’s visual time... The Push Up video will drop soon instagram.com/4martize 4martize.com #BUZZMUSIC

South Manchester recording artist Faster Faster is here to break some barriers in the music scene. Faster Faster is all about bringing feel-good music to listeners' ears. Always maintaining a strong musical foundation, Faster Faster has never waivered when it came to dedication and resilience. Artistically, Faster Faster rarely plays it safe, but when they do, listeners are brought into a transcending world of elevated Dance/Pop synergies. "Erase Me" is the latest single offering from Faster Faster, and we can easily say that our expectations were met for this dance/pop song. Faster Faster definitely gets it right with the general ambiance of the track, as you can hear them maintaining the right kind of vibe needed for any dance/pop track. "Erase Me" is a bit softer compared to other Deep House singles currently out there, and Faster Faster doesn't miss out on the opportunity to create a delicately intensified atmosphere. "Erase Me" is easy to move along to, and even easier to find yourself loosening up and letting go mentally. Faster Faster effortlessly takes listeners on a vibrant mental journey with the feel of "Erase Me", which prompts us to check-in for any of the artist's future releases. Listen to "Erase Me" here. Welcome, Faster Faster! You recently debuted your anticipated single "Erase Me", which was definitely deemed to be a feel-good listening experience. How do you go about the writing and recording process for tracks like "Erase Me", and what's the vision behind creating music that listeners can be effortlessly drawn to? I actually start out by deciding on the key which I want to use and generally when I write music I favor minor keys as I feel they are so much more expressive than their relative major counterparts.  So, I began with the key which for "Erase Me" was A minor. From there I just play around with different chord progressions until I find two or 3 chords that sound good to me and then I just build piece by piece the music then the beat and then the vocals. Every song I have written has gone this way thus far and it seems to work well for me. I am massively influenced by Kygo in particular and how he takes dance and isn't in your face with the breaks or drops. I think as a listener it's much more pleasing to the ear when music doesn't just try to do the obvious and is done so subtly. When in doubt, I'll ask myself would Kygo do? Are there any elements within "Erase Me" that you were hoping listeners would pick up on? What was the general feeling you had releasing the more mellow track out to your listeners? There is a message within the lyrics I placed over the song which is about when you need to get someone out of your life that is toxic. However, the element I'd like people to pick up is the contrast in music to lyrical content and key as although the subject matter may be not too happy and the key in minor which you associate more with sadder songs I like to make the track as feel good as I can as it reflects myself I think.  I'm not a person that takes life too seriously and likes to find humor in almost everything so even though I may be in a bad situation at times I have a positive outlook on it all. Would you say that your music generally follows simplistic messages, or would you consider yourself an artist who prefers to use their music as a platform? Both, it's good that music can be both those things and I want mine to have the same ideals. However,  I'd like it to be post-modern in that it will mean something different to everyone that hears it and sometimes I may write music as a platform to push me further but then to someone who really connects with any aspect of it it will mean more to them and vice versa I could write a piece which means so much to me but then that could not translate to others and that's the great thing about music is that it is so subjective. Where do you hope that your music takes you next in South Manchester? Are there any goals you've set for yourself artistically for the remainder of the year? Well, the fun answer would be out of South Manchester. However, as long as I can consistently play and have my music heard I'll be happy. A personal go though would be to play in Ibiza as that place is like the place to be for Dance music. A realistic goal for myself this year though is to release all my singles and write a new album which there are still 5 more in the pipeline for release. What are you doing to stay motivated through these tough times around the world? Just write music. I am fortunate enough to have a studio at home with everything I need to write and record and it was the pandemic of COVID-19 and lockdown that inspired me to start writing dance music so creatively this pandemic has been great for me and I hope I can just continue to do that. instagram.com/fasterfasteruk facebook.com/FasterFasterUK twitter.com/FasterFasterUK #BUZZMUSIC

Coming to us from Houston, Texas, Jannexee Serrano is creating a melting pot of vibrant pop sounds on her latest single "Mi Vida."Jannexee creates all her songs in "Spanglish" which is a true representation of Houston's multicultural community while embracing her first-generation roots. The sound profile Jannexee has created on "Mi Vida" is an uncomplicated instrumental composition that highlights the importance of Jannexee's message. "Mi Vida" is a stripped-down, honest account of life in quarantine. Writing from a place of vulnerability doesn't come easy for most artists, but Jannexee has embraced the uncertainty of not knowing what tomorrow brings while placing the memories of yesterday at the forefront of her mind. Lyrics like "isolation helped take the venom out of my veins," and "all the memories you can have them, they will haunt you till your last day," is an emotional lyrical unpacking of unpleasant memories weighing Jannexee down, perhaps quarantine was good for the soul? Jannexee's voice is placed front and center on "Mi Vida," with only a steady snare guiding the percussion along, as ambient tones resonate over Jannexee's melodic voice. This is what we mean by uncomplicated, there is nothing competing with Jannexee's smooth and harmonic vocals, which drives her heartfelt messages forth to the listener. During these complicated times, we employ you to simplify your world and listen to "Mi Vida" today. Hello Jannexee and welcome to BuzzMusic. We were taken by your latest release "Mi Vida." We know it comes from a very honest and vulnerable place; can you tell our listeners a bit more about the messaging you have created within this song? I wrote this song based on my experience during the quarantine. I know many of us have had to go through sudden changes such as working from home, not seeing our friends, and adjusting to a completely different daily routine. Mi Vida means my life in Spanish, I wanted to write about how although our lives have drastically changed, we still have control over our lives. We certainly are not back to "normal" yet, how have you been able to connect with the music community in Houston during isolation? Luckily, the Houston music community is a very tight niche, so we have all been keeping up with each other throughout social media. It appears you've been able to shed some unpleasant memories during isolation that were highlighted within your lyrics. What do you feel you've gained from this experience in quarantine? I would not call them unpleasant memories but during isolation, we all get memories that we have to learn to just let go. I believe I have gained a different way of looking back on my memories. Now I have accepted, they are just memories and I have my whole life to make more beautiful memories. The instrumentals on "Mi Vida" and simple and unobtrusive. Why did you choose to pair your vocals with an uncomplicated instrumental composition? I chose to pair it with my vocals because I love the simplicity of the beat. The reason why I chose to pair my vocals with this beat is that simple is always more. Having a simple beat carries a message more to the listener because during this time something simple is what we need in the middle of a change to society’s “norm.” What are you currently working on Jannexee? I am currently on writing and recording more songs. You can expect to hear them very soon! instagram.com/jannexees facebook.com/jannexee.serrano.1 #BUZZMUSIC

LUURK is a producer from the hot and mountainous state of Arizona. LUURK, also known as Alexander Conway, is creating multi-genre musical productions that incorporate characteristics of pop, reggaeton, rock, and alt-pop. His latest release "Sustituto" is an instant reggae dancehall smash hit- that is destined to be added to many summer playlists.  "Sustituto" begins with ambient chimes as the Spanish fueled ballad serenades the listener with swag and flirtatious deliveries of lyrics. The offbeat rhythms and staccato beats create an exciting soundscape that encourages the listener to get up and dance. The plucking electrified Spanish tinged guitar we are introduced to at the beginning of "Sustitiuto," remains woven into the background of the song, echoing its chords throughout the composition. You don't have to be fluent in Spanish to understand this sultry track underlying messages of steamy seductions and late-night activities. The elements of sound paint a vivid scene of couples dancing the Bolero on illuminated promenades in the hot summer heat of the night. There are so many cultures of sound LUURK as cohesively woven together on "Sustituto," that truly make this an entrancing song. Discover more about LUURK today and listen to his hot new track "Sustituto." Discover "Sustituto" here. Hello LUURK, and welcome to BuzzMusic. Your latest release "Sustituto" is such a fun song. Can you tell us a bit more about the song and the feeling you wanted to give to listeners? Sustituto is all about fun. I wanted to give the vibe of feeling like you can escape. This track was built more around the vibe. The vocals really compliment this track in my opinion. My co-writer and producer Fabio Harmanus brought some awesome things to the table for this release. I had a lot of fun with this song and I hope everyone else is too. We had an awesome launch.  For the non-Spanish speaking audience, can you tell us a bit about the lyrics and the themes they are portraying on "Sustituto?" When you translate the word Sustituto to English it’s called Substitute. I think it’s pretty self-explanatory when it comes down to it. A girl who isn’t happy with her boyfriend. I think you get it. :) I’m stoked to see the nonspeaking audience hear this regardless if they can really understand it. I feel like it has a great vibe regardless of what language you speak!  What we saw exhibited on "Sustituto" was a reggae dance hall beat with Spanish style instrumentation and vocals. What inspires you to fuse musical genres like that? I’ve always been a big fan of Latin pop and I’m so stoked to have finally done something in that genre. I had my first entry with No Para Ti which dropped in 2019 and was an English & Spanish song. I like to show more sides of me and show something different every time. You’ll never see the same kind of release from me and that’s what I think is really special especially in this day and age where musicians are doing all sorts of genres. It’s sick honestly. How have your productions evolved from where you first started? It’s so crazy I don’t know where to start on this. I started producing when I was 11 years old and I just turned 20 recently. I’d say I’ve definitely developed a lot in these coming years and I’m really happy with the progress. I gotta hand it to my engineer and good friend Seth Munson for really pushing me to be better. We’ve been working since early 2019 and have been working ever since on my songs. I think evolution has been nothing but a big work in progress and it will continue to be. It’s a process at the end of the day and I’m glad to see where this is all going. What are you doing in these times to stay inspired? Do you have any advice for fellow artists? Keep creating. No matter how much you may think it sucks or if your feeling uninspired. I’ve actually been working on loads of music during quarantine and dropped 6 singles this year so far. I think I’m headed in the right direction. Never give up and I know that’s the biggest cliché word ever but it’s true. At the moment I’m working on a lot of rock pop-inspired tunes which later in the year, you’ll definitely see what I’m talking about and I think it’s a sick direction for my new and old fans. twitter.com/luurkmusic instagram.com/luurkmusic #BUZZMUSIC