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You'll be strutting along to this funky, fresh track as Meli Malavasi brings us her latest single: "Fresh Like Summer." Meli Malavasi is a Costa Rican Singer/Songwriter currently based in Los Angeles, California. Her passionate lyrics and infectious melodies have brought her performances to many notable stages and festivals across the California landscape. "Fresh Like Summer," is yet another example of Meli's ability to create catchy and original harmonies. The track begins with a deep plucking bass that gives memories of a Motown guitar riff; you'll quickly see "Fresh Like Summer" has a funk-inspired aura. As Meli's voice enters the soundscape we are showered with cascading, feel-good pop sounds and the playful vocals have you bouncing along with the chorus. "Fresh Like Summer" gives the listener a "bathed in light" effect, and Meli's voice is the key component in this feeling. Her cheerful, harmonic voice wistfully delivers pleasant lyrics like "Makes me feel so good, makes me feel alive," and "Make me feel like I could dance like I could lose myself in the middle of a summer trance," which course over you like waves in the ocean. "Fresh Like Summer" is a must-add song to your summer playlist. Whether your poolside, hitting the road or laying on the hot sand, "Fresh Like Summer" is a perfect addition to all your summertime activities. Discover "Fresh Like Summer" here. Hello Meli, and welcome to BuzzMusic. We loved your latest hit "Fresh Like Summer." It's such a refreshing song that invigorates the listener. What feeling did you want to present in this song? Thank you so much for having me! The song was written with my amazing co-writers Mar and Pablo Valda to capture the feeling of freedom I get in my favorite time of the year: Summer.  Life by the beach always seems to move at a slower pace and I get into this "Feel Good" trance I don't want to wake up from. We loved the different elements you incorporated into "Fresh Like Summer." There is this funky pop vibe present on the track. How were you able to great such a synergy of sound on this song? The strongest element of this song was definitely the bass line! It had to be groovy!  I worked with my friend genius producer Pablo Valda and we wanted to create that  ”Feel good” vibe with the sounds, textures and unique sound elements (like the sound of a can opening at 00:08)  What type of messages do you feel it's important to incorporate into your music? I’m a true believer of love, self-acceptance, care for others, letting your heart lead you through this crazy journey called life, and never giving up on your dreams. I believe that as an artist I have the responsibility to speak up with my songs and help others.  What has the Los Angeles music scene done for your music? Do you feel the city inspires your music? LA is the land of my dreams. Ever since I was a little girl I dreamed of living in this big city. This city has shaped me as an artist and a human being. I’ve met so many wonderful people that have helped me tell my story. It has taught me to love my art and be resilient in difficult times. LA will always inspire me. I’ll always be a dreamer and I like to express my feelings with different sounds I find along these streets. What can we expect to see from you throughout the rest of 2020? I’ll be releasing more music both in Spanish and English. I’m originally from Costa Rica so expect lots of feel-good music that will help you go through these difficult times. I believe that’s my mission in life, to create music that will shine a little light for everyone. facebook.com/melimalavasimusic instagram.com/melimalavasi youtube.com/melimala twitter.com/melimalavasi #BUZZMUSIC

A good song has the power to unite, stir a feeling within, and connect through song with the listener. Kristian Montgomery and the Winterkill Band do just that on their latest single "That Bird Won't Fly". This contemporary blend of rock and country gives the twang of a country guitar and the acoustics of a rock track. The band's roots grow over multiple genres honing in on their love for country and rock while incorporating different elements of sound from various genres to deliver a new experience to the music scene. "That Bird Won't Fly" provides descriptive lyrical content that tells a story of the enchanting flight of two lovers, weaving in and out of each other's life. The chorus features a clap-back sound that paints the picture of a bird flapping its wings at takeoff, launching into the unknown. Lyrics like: "Something about the way she moves the moment you walk into the room," "Something about the way she turns your head," hooks us into the whirlwind romance of these two birds in flight. Kristian Montgomery and the Winterkill Band have created a cohesive and addictive blend of a romanticized country-rock ballad. We cannot wait for you to devour their latest hit "That Bird Won't Fly." Listen to "That Bird Won't Fly"  here. Hello Kristian Montgomery and the Winterkill Band, and welcome to BuzzMusic. Can you start by telling our listeners a bit about your band? The music was all written by Kristian Montgomery. The Winterkill Band consisted of many studio musicians and producer Joe Clapp of Ultrasound Studios. The project was Kristian's first try at an album that was of his own design from start to finish. "That Bird Won't Fly" really does hit on the right notes of a rock charged country song. What about the two genres is most appealing to you as a band? We are a cross over kinds of country, Kristian performed with several heavy rock bands where he won awards for his voice. His musical tastes are meant and he has used those influences from around the world and incorporated them into his own style. There is an imagery of two people migrating in and out of each other's lives on this song. Why did you so wisely choose a bird to represent that sentiment? That bird won't fly was a song about his wife sticking with him through some tough times.  He was in prison for 6 months for voicing his opinion of family court corruption ..she visited every time she could and always flew back to him. What is your next move, Kristian Montgomery and the Winterkill Band? We cannot wait to hear your next release, thank you for chatting with us! The band is already working on the next album tentatively titled "The Prince Of Poverty". facebook.com/kristianmwkb instagram.com/winterkill_band #BUZZMUSIC

15-year-old Ava Della Pietra is a multi-instrumentalist, who began performing and writing just a few years after she could walk. Taking part in several broadway productions throughout her years, Ava has stopped at nothing to reach her goals as a performer and an artist. As a supporter of many local and national charities, Ava shows her generosity and holds true to her morals as she develops and grows as a person and a musician. With relatable and inspiring lyrics, Ava brings us her new single, "Optimist". “Optimist” shows her positive streak and shines a light on what this young artist is really capable of. You wouldn’t know that Ava was 15-years old by listening to her. Showing us her powerful yet delicate range, her talent is beyond her years and it shows in her song "Optimist". Ava Della Pietra has the ability to put a smile on everybody’s face with the music she creates. We found "Optimist" to be rather diverse in style and relatable to any audience it reaches. This song is bound to lift your spirits and leave you curious about what comes next from Ava. Be sure to check out "Optimist" here. Hello Ava! Welcome to BuzzMusic. We hear you started performing at the age of four and not long after you began writing your own songs. Since this was at such a young age, what do you think sparked this interest for you? Did you grow up with a musical family? I loved music from a very young age. I was singing as soon as I could talk, and I started playing the violin and piano when I was 4. My mom is very musical, and she would always sing to me when I was little and play guitar at my pre-school, so I think her love for music inspired my passion for music. Who were your influences? I love so many artists like Halsey, Ariana Grande, Ed Sheeran, Shawn Mendes, Camila Cabello, and I’m constantly coming across new songwriters that I enjoy. Having been performing and writing so early on in your life, what have you learned along the way that has helped you improve and develop your sound? The best songs come from the strongest emotions. I’ve learned that when writing songs, I have to convey a message that is important to me. I’ve also realized that instead of trying to sound like all of the current pop stars, I should just try to sound like myself and develop my own style.  We loved listening to "Optimist" and especially connected to the message in the lyrics. Can you tell us more about how you wrote this song? I’ve noticed that there is a lack of positivity in the world at the moment, and I strive to change that by creating feel-good-songs that are hopeful, inspiring me to write my newest release, “Optimist”. Do the lyrics come from personal experience? I wrote this song when I was feeling kind of down, and I was trying to pinpoint the reason why.  I realized that it was because of all the negativity and complaints I had heard throughout the day from schoolmates and the news.  I played a few chords on the piano and started singing about how the world would be so much more beautiful if viewed in a more positive light.  Having accomplished so much as a young teenager, what are your goals for the future? Do you have any more music that is currently in the works? I have so many songs in the works! I have written about 40 songs so far, but I’m finishing my top favorites and am hoping to release them soon. Although I’m currently releasing original singles, one of my goals for the future is to release an album. At some point, maybe I will return to Broadway. I’d also love to be in a movie! But right now, I’m just so excited for everyone to hear my new song “Optimist”, and I really hope people love it as much as I do! instagram.com/avadellapietra facebook.com/avadellapietraofficial twitter.com/avadellapietra1 #BUZZMUSIC

Dreadward began his musical journey at a young age; creating hip-hop and playing jazz for his middle and high school marching bands, Dreadward continued exploring a multitude of genres and sounds throughout his life. His appreciation for all genres of music allows for a deeper dimension of sound, creating material that dabbles in the best of all musical worlds. The global pandemic of 2020 has not hindered Dreadward's passion for music. Instead, he has shown resourcefulness while using this time to focus on writing, recording, mixing, and even exploring the art of video editing for his music video "Life is a Gamble. There is a philosophical layer in Dreadward's structure as an artist. The name "Dreadward Bernays" comes from the originator of Public Relations, Edward Bernays. After studying some of his publications, Dreadward decided to use Bernay's propaganda tactics in a positive light and infuse his music with a contextual lense. Keep your ears tuned for more familiar sounds from Dreadward Bernays soon. DIscover "Life is a Gamble" here. instagram.com/dreadwardbernays dreadwardbernays.com #BUZZMUSIC

From Detroit, Michigan, Visitor gives us hard-hitting rock on their latest release "333." The guitars are charged like a bullet ready to fire out of the chamber and lead singer, Randy Gray is skillfully belting out lyric's, "laying it all out on the line." We love the gritty, grunge tinged guitar solo two and a half minutes into the track; it chugs like a heavy steam engine grinding down the track. Visitor is a four-piece rock band made up of members Randy Gray (lyrics and vocals), Steve Dombroski (guitar), Dustin Buckley (bass), and William Pierce (drums). "333"  is written from the eternal perspective of feeling someone or something watching over you, and being accepting of that presence. The lyrics discharge one's innermost enigmas in life looking for absolution from the angel in disguise. Lyrics like, "I've been pushed around, I've been so let down," "When I lay all of this on the line, its time for me to stop telling these lies,"  has Randy bathing his angel in disguise with honesty hoping to be absolved from his lies, and walk down a path guided in light, perhaps to the other side. If you love heavy guitars, charged vocals, and dark auras, Visitor's "333," is your cup of tea. Just perhaps don't play it a 3:33 am, or do, it is your call. Discover "333" here. Hi Visitor! We are very intrigued by your latest hit "333." We most urgently want to ask you, have you seen a ghost and where do they normally hide (so we can avoid those places)? No, I’m totally answering this.  When I was a kid I used to be terrified of those stairs in basements that had the open backs to them.  Because ghosts can totally just swipe at your feet and take you out.  Wherever those stairs are, THAT’S 100% where ghosts hide.  Avoid them at all costs.   In all seriousness, your new track is a skillfully constructed blend of gritty rock and roll that glides over you, every element you incorporate into "333" gives a chared performance. What overall feeling do you want to give to your listeners through your songs? Wow, thanks so much!  That means a ton to hear.  I think this was the first song that we completed as a band.  When I (Steve) was writing the original guitar riff, I recorded it on my phone where every other song idea I have lives.  When I finished it to send to the guys to write to, it was 3 minutes and 33 seconds long.  I was at a point in my life where I was searching for change but didn’t really know where change would come from.  If you look up the spiritual meaning of 333, it essentially means that ascended masters are guiding you on a path to find your inner truth. When I explained that to the guys, this song came alive about how none of us are ever really alone.  And that if we listen hard enough and pay attention enough, you always have someone or something watching over you and guiding the way.  An angel in disguise, if you will. Outside of that, each song has its own “thing” to it.  If we can connect to people through our music and make them go “wow, they get me”, and they can enjoy the experience of the music, then we’ve done our job.   You're all from Detroit Michigan, how did the band start and where has your direction in sound gone to from where you started? Most of us have been in a band with one another since we were kids.  Band names have changed and line ups have been swapped out, but we’ve sort of just stayed together based on similar music styles. Kids at our school were VERY into bands like 311 and Incubus growing up, so those bands were huge influences when we were younger.  Hell, we used to do our own 311 day shows covering 20,30, or eventually 50 of their songs.  Early on, you could absolutely tell that we were influenced by them if you listened to us. As time went on though, and we all started to experience the real world in jobs and just life, the sound got heavier, more aggressive, and just grittier.  Plus we all just got better at our instruments, which means we aren’t so one dimensional anymore.   What does the creative process look like for you as a group? Usually, it starts with me (Steve) coming up with the initial guitar parts for a song.  I’ll map out what I want to do for verses and choruses, and then make some decisions on pre-choruses, bridges, and that sort of thing.  When I have a relatively completed initial idea, I’ll send it to the guys so that they can start working through some of their own ideas and be ready to chat through changes.  We’ll usually then pound through it together as a group until we have a completed idea with a completed structure, guitar solos if they’re needed, breakdowns, and vocal melodies. One thing that I’ll give Dustin a ton of credit for as a bassist, but also as an artist, is that he has this ability to take an initial idea I present to him and take it to a different level.  He and I form a pretty damn good duo while writing together. After all that is done, Randy (our singer) will put lyrics to it and then add harmonies in the studio.  At that point, any guitar melodies or other instrumental melody parts will usually be added at the end of the whole process. What's next for Visitor? We’ve been putting out singles once a month during the pandemic to stay busy and get some momentum going.  The state of the pandemic has certainly put a damper on that, but we’re plugging along. We’ll have a few more singles to put out with this album and we’re also planning on a July 25th Album Release show if things pan out.  Then, we want to get out there, play more shows regionally, build up our following, and use some of this momentum we’ve been able to get from the single releases we’ve done.  Our bass player, Dustin, made a lyric video for our single Apollo Chaos, which is now over 20,000 views on YouTube.  For us, that’s insane because no one really knows about us since we’ve purposely stayed away from playing shows until our first album was done. After getting some larger shows under our belt, we’re back into the studio to record some of the songs we’ve been working on in quarantine.   There’s a lot of anger and hurt out there right now, so there’s been quite a bit to write about and be inspired by.   The music that will come out of this time we’re in should be some real and heavy-hitting stuff. visitorband.com facebook.com/visitormusicofficial instagram.com/visitormusic twitter.com/visitormusic333 #BUZZMUSIC

An anthem for the crowd to pound along with is what Kings County is bringing us on their new track “Bleed These Tears” now set to their brand-new lyric video. Hailing from Orlando, FL, this rock foursome is creating heavy rock n roll ballads that are plastered all over their new video with a font that should be named "The Rob Zombie Font." This heavy-hitting lyrical video was directed by Adam Arnali, who honed in on the song's dark, cult-like atmosphere and paired images that perfectly resonated with the tone and lyrics of the song. "Bleed These Tears" official lyric video showcases dark, theatrical images of gothic concepts that intern elevates this pounding rock ballad to new heights. Images of disturbing baby dolls with menacing eyes and devilish horns will keep you up at night. Your screen is transformed into a blood-soaked environment as the lyrics flash onto your screen with the same ferocity as the pounding drums and chugging guitars propelling the track. Just as the vocals entrance the listener, dark images of barbed wire encased organs and empty eyes beaming onto your screen will pull you into this slasher inspired lyrical video. Buckle up because Kings County isn't stopping with their hard-hitting sounds and imagery anytime soon. Experience “Bleed These Tears” in color here. Hello Kings County and welcome back to BuzzMusic! We loved the visuals you developed for "Bleed These Tears." Can you tell us the creative lense you used when crafting this music video? When we first started creating the idea behind the video for Bleed These Tears we originally wanted a full-blown live performance and conceptual video. The virus and the nationwide lockdown threw a wrench into the works so we decided to go to plan B, make a lyric video. The artwork for the single was an actual creepy old doll that had one drop of blood in its eye which became the centerpiece for the video. "Bleed These Tears" already has a dark underlying tone within the song, why did you feel that it was important to match that tone within the graphics? I was never a fan of lyric videos at first. They tend to be kind of boring and we wanted to make sure our video didn't fall into that category. Since the subject matter of the song had a dark overtone already, visually it had to capture the feel of the song while holding the viewer's attention by creating captivating images. I really believe we have achieved that. Is this your first lyrical video? What was it like seeing your lyrics come to life on screen? This is our first lyric video. We weren't sure what to expect but were blown away by the final product. The lyrics flow nicely and the graphics really emphasize the movement of the song. How did you connect with Adam Arnali who directed this feature for you? Did you have a collaborative take on this project? We knew of Adam through another band we are friends with. When we first saw their video Adam directed we were like, That's the guy we want. It took a while to get a hold of him but we were persistent  We finally connected with him, he liked the song and decided to take on the project. We kind of let him go wild with it.  We gave him the basic idea behind the song and let him go with it. The only thing we gave him was the single artwork and he had already decided to include a creepy doll with scars in the video even before we gave him the artwork. I guess great minds think alike. Now that the video is done and way beyond our expectations we cant wait to have the world see it. What's next for you? The band looks forward to finishing the full-blown video for Bleed These Tears that we originally wanted to make before the virus. We continue to write new music and are releasing new singles. Hopefully, in the near future, we will hit the road and perform live. We look forward to a prosperous year hold for the band. Thanks to BuzzMusic for inviting Kings County to be apart of this. Rock on! kingscountyofficial.com acebook.com/kingscountyband instagram.com/kingscountyofficial twitter.com/KingsCounty #BUZZMUSIC

From Toledo to Los Angeles, artist/rapper Artis Jefe is here to spread his wisdom. Dropping an introspective, genuine, and an overall real track titled “Santa Monica Opera”. After graduating with a BA in Psychology and a Master of Social Work, it became clear to Artis Jefe that he had to sacrifice it all and track his life experiences through the art of music. Capturing an authentic storyline with “Santa Monica Opera”, Artis Jefe goes onto telling a saddening tale of homelessness, poverty, and hunger that lays upon the coast of California. Overtop an intoxicating mid-tempo hip-hop beat, Artis Jefe holds nothing back and explains the lows of his tedious journey. It should be noted that Artis Jefe has experienced a bounty of highs throughout his artistic experience, like publishing poetry books in his own poetry business, modeling for various designers, and being featured in creative films. His single “Santa Monica Opera” takes an opposing view and demonstrates the hardships of working up from nothing. He brings forward intricate and complex bars while rapping the authentic story of waking up outside in the sand, and wondering when he’ll eat next. Without getting lost in the track’s production, he rides the beat so smoothly that lets his message stand unhindered. An artist that longs to express the peaks and valleys of life, Artis Jefe and his single “Santa Monica Opera” shares a page straight out of his journal. Discover "Santa Monica Opera" here. Hey Artis Jefe, welcome to BuzzMusic! You really have us feeling something after listening to your journey of a single “Santa Monica Opera”. Was the track inspired by events that you’ve lived or more so events that you’ve witnessed? This song is a true story that I lived in. A real testimony (art). Seeing as Artis Jefe now has a variety of singles out for release and has worked his way up the artistic ladder, why was it so important for you to write “Santa Monica Opera” that explains the journey prior to success? Santa Monica opera is me at my rawest. My goal as an artist is to be authentic in my art and inspire others to keep going. This was my intention in writing this song. I wrote the poem you hear at the end of Santa Monica opera “men don’t cry…" while I was sleeping on Santa Monica Beach in a sleeping bag. Art is a therapy for me, every release is a release for me internally. Santa Monica is the first song I released. We’ve heard thatArtisJefehas undertaken a few creative endeavors by modeling, being in creative films, and writing/publishing poetry. How have these experiences helped your brand and artistic self grow? If I am not creating then I am depressed. In everything, I create I learn more about myself and grow into who I am, Artis Jefe. Artis Jefe’s main goal is said to be creating art out of experiences that allows listeners to progress on their own journey. How do you go about finding/choosing your own experiences to write about, and what do you think makes your music so relatable? I write what is on my heart and I think people relate because they feel me. What can we expect from you next? I have a single released today on all music platforms today titled “black matter’. I have a single releasing tomorrow June 12 titled “boomerang” featuring Juanita* & drunk canyon produced by rocketman lo. I just completed my debut ep “when the world turned off” produced by drunk canyon releasing in October 2020. The first single of my debut ep “if i die/ grassroots” is out now everywhere! Also, I have an official launch of my personalized poetry business coming soon. Details TBA on my Instagram @poetryartis instagram.com/artisjefe #BUZZMUSIC

Sensual beats and groovy melodies lead you into Spenny Nichs., new single "Don't Make Me Wait." Spenny Nichs. is a Canadian singer raised in the picturesque cottage country of Ontario, Canada. Immersing himself in music theory at Berklee College of Music, Spenny has directed his energy in creating pop centered music with influences of dance, soul, and R&B to create his signature sound. "Don't Make Me Wait" scratches and we are introduced to Spenny's impressive, retro-inspired tenor vocal stylings. This song is a sultry expose of the unmanageable desire to be together as one. It's stacked with a heavy pulsating beat, synth-driven keys, and funk-inspired guitar that plucks along with the melody. Spenny's vocals are front and center on "Don't Make Me Wait,"  as he serenades the listener with lush vocals delivering swoon-worthy verses like "The chance of you got me excited," "It's been so long since I've seen beauty like that," and "You're making me blush, let's rush into things." The story is a "live in the moment" experience for the listener, only concerning oneself about the here and now, unhampered with future reverberations. "Don't Make Me Wait"  will have your speakers burning up from the hotness this track exudes. Check it out here. Hello Spenny Nichs., and welcome to BuzzMusic! Your latest hit "Don't Make Me Wait" is a stunning display of a vibing pop hit. Can you tell the listener a more about the meaning behind this track? This song is basically about being into someone even though you know its not good for you.  They have you completely and you don't really know why, but no matter how they treat you, or how much they play with your emotions - you always give in.  You're just so caught up in the idea of being with them and how attractive they are. It's kind of a reflection on how powerful lust be. Infusing different elements from various genres appears to be one of your formidable strengths. How are you able to piece together such a cohesive blend of sounds? Thank you haha! Honestly, I've just grown up listening to such a variety of different music and I'm just influenced by so many different styles of music and artists. It kind of happens unconsciously, but it's taken me a long time to find my sound, and feel like I have a direction of where I want to go. What did your time at Berklee College of Music lend to your music? Berklee was amazing. I only went there for a year, but because I'm originally from a small town in Northern Canada, I think it really just broadened my knowledge and introduced me to many musicians from all over the world. All the music I put out now I do with my friends from Berklee, so it really gave me all the connections I have and I don't think I'd be doing what I'm doing now without them. What type of message and feeling do you want your music to represent? I think positivity. When people listen to my music I always want them to feel good, or have fun - along with having it be relatable to everyone. What are you doing to focus on your music and stay productive through these tough times? Well to be honest I am finding it hard to be motivated sometimes because this pandemic is crazy ahaha! But all in all, just trying to get a good routine going and try and write every day.  But normally for me, once I get excited about a song or a project, I get hooked in and work on it so it's been going well and I've been writing quite a lot. instagram.com/spenny_nichs facebook.com/spennynichs #BUZZMUSIC

The magical singer/songwriter Lyra Star is back on BuzzMusic, this time sharing a different art form with her latest music video “Under the Water”. Always sprinkling her music with a celestial and ethereal vibe, Lyra Star’s recent music video “Under the Water” shines a light on her other form of self-expression, being a contortionist and movement artist. Wanting to highlight duality and merge these two elements together, Lyra Star brings us into the depths of the ocean and allows us to sink in her vocals and flawless motions. Directed by Tonya Kay, each scene was crafted with such precision that effortlessly enhances Lyra Star’s creative soul. Opening with a simple shot of rain, “Under the Water” gets deeper and deeper with each note. While Lyra Star’s mermaid-like self appears under the rain and gracefully basks in it, her vocals come through with what sounds similar to the call of a mermaid through haunting vocals and soft echos. The video sways back and forth from shots of Lyra Star glammed up in a room of pure gold and disco balls, to scenes of her in the rain expressing surreal fluid motions through her contortionist side. She sings lyrics with incredible mermaid analogies and how she’s buried her dreams “Under the Water” and under the sea. A mesmerizing music video and definitely one that catches the eye, Lyra Star’s “Under the Water” has us diving deep. instagram.com/lyrastarmusic facebook.com/lyrastarmusic twitter.com/lyrastarmusic #BUZZMUSIC

As many kids do throughout their early adolescent years, they hide themselves away in their room listening to their favorite artists on the stereo; and that is exactly how Sephyr spent his time as a 10-year-old kid. It wasn't just about grooving along to the music for Sephyr, he wanted to make his creative mark and generate that enjoyable feeling music gives to so many. Sephyr's songwriting offered a safe place and an outlet for his innermost thoughts. Knowing he had a home for those thoughts and emotions to live on through his music, was a comforting experience for him. Overcoming his fear in showcasing his talents, Sephyr persisted, and last year released his first, self-commissioned EP '1989'. As a patron of the arts, Sephyr learned compassion for the human condition, while learning how to be open and honest and to unequivocally put his emotion into his work. His multi artistical talents have enabled him to create wide-ranging topics within his music that are carefully constructed within his songwriting. His drive to continue and further his musical career is more present than ever. We can expect to hear many more creations from Sephyr, coming soon. Discover “Who? Nobody! No.” here. instagram.com/sephyrpatriq facebook.com/sephyrpatriqofficial twitter.com/Sephyrpatriq #BUZZMUSIC