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Asserting themselves with prowess into the rap game, Jesse aka Meeks and Jibril team up on their latest track "Fridaze." These guys are tapping into their inner Ice Cube on this latest track, not since "Smoke Some Weed" have we heard so many notions about tokin' on a track. As we sit and vibe out to this dope session, we should get on board with their message. Both originally from Toronto, together these lyrical wordsmiths, are creating cleaver and sophisticated rhymes. Both with a successful catalog of promising projects, garnering thousands of views on streaming platforms, it was only a matter of time for Jesse aka Meeks and Jibril, to collab and vibe together. "Fridaze" offers ambient soundscapes taking us back to early 2000 rap days, and it's slow downed 808 styled beats, layer this track to create a fine-tuned artistic object. Their ability to spout rhymes are delivered with straightforward aptitude, vocalizing color into the subject matter, the two create an air of ostentation in their verses. "Fridaze" is guaranteed to amp up your mood and inspired you to set course on your own knock out weekend! Discover "Fridaze" here. instagram.com/jesseakameeks instagram.com/jibrilsound #BUZZMUSIC

Saying hello from New Orleans is the Hip-Hop artist Freaky Deeky who recently put his stamp in the New Orleans hip-hop scene with his latest project ‘StarMode the Ep’ and this five-track collection is full of high energy from start to end. We are going to be taking a closer look at the opening tune, “StarMode II.” We felt this was the perfect opener and set the vibe for what is to come with the rest of the EP. As soon as “StarMode II” hits it goes from 0-100 extremely quick, the pacing is astounding. Freaky Deeky hits us with constant thought-provoking lyrics where when combined with his inspiring flow, puts us into a very spaced out trance where we can’t help but feel as if we are flying out in space. It’s almost as if we got launched off of the earth, and Freaky Deeky hits us with what feels like a galaxy full of energy. “StarMode II” features an amazingly high tempo 808 drum kit that pulls in little flairs of rapid-fire snare drums that burst with energy, an exciting, slightly dramatic sampled vocal choir that bounces back and forth, and then topping it off is Freaky Deeky’s attitude heavy vocal that manages to breathe above all of the intense chaos happening correctly. We recommend checking out the rest of this fantastic EP; we can’t wait to hear what else is coming from Freaky Deeky. You can listen to “StarMode the Ep” here. twitter.com/deestar__ instagram.com/deestar_ #BUZZMUSIC

Toño is an artist that knows exactly what he wants to achieve in his sound. His devotion to creating unique Electric/Hip Hop sounds is a passion Toño has worked long and hard on creating his music vibrant energy. Unincumbered by genre boundaries, Toño swims deep in musical exploration hunting for originality and untapped energy; he can flow into his creations. Toño ensures the songs he creates isn't something he's done before, and even though his roots will always be planted in pop and rap music, he feels their broadness allows him to find untapped sounds within the genre's themself. His admiration for his all-time idol Charli XCX fuels his creativity and is a mutual love he shares with producer Juilan Crisostomo. Finding commonality with his producer has created a synergy between the two. Creating music with a shared goal of delivering pop banger hits from the future; Toño aspires to create music people can unleash to and experience a free-falling sensation while they jam out to his songs. With many more projects in the pipeline, we can expect to hear more colorful, vibing creations from Toño very soon. Discover "See Me Again" here. Instagram.com/tonotherapper twitter.com/tonotherapper #BUZZMUSIC

Pavy is here to deliver music that serves as a portal for his limitless creativity, inspiration, and discovery. After being raised in 4 different countries around Africa, Pavy writes music that has the personal meaning of home, self-love, and life. All he needed to jumpstart his hard-hitting bars was to hear that sweet, sweet instrumental beat for his creative juices to start flowing naturally and then to come up with a tune rather quickly. This was something that had sparked the creation of his latest release “2 Blues”, making his vocals the forefront, Pavy delivers edgy in your face vocals that sit overtop a crisp production that sings. Pavy’s music is direct; he cuts to the chase with each verse and leaves no room for error. Being known as the loudest person in the room to now being known as the person who can deliver the same message no matter how hard he may come across, Pavy is an entertainer that many fans will be able to relate to. His latest release, “2 Blues”, being one of those tunes that you’ll want to blast out your car while driving at night, is something that he created to show the world the other side of who he is. It’s hard to pinpoint where Pavy will be going next, but all we do know is that new content will be coming our way. We can’t wait to hear what Pavy will deliver to the table next. You can find "2 Blues" here. facebook.com/itspavy instagram.com/ncpavy #BUZZMUSIC

Welcome back to BuzzMusic Ute! We couldn’t stop smiling while listening to “Happiness Together”, what happy moment inspired you to make this song? What kind of personal connection do you have with the lyrics? Thank you very much!  It is simple. We are happy when we‘re in love, in love with people like parents than a boyfriend or vice versa, animals. Love what we are doing. Love is the greatest gift of all. It is actually the moment before marriage. My personal connection is my marriage to my music!  This release has almost a modern 70’s vibe to it what was your thought process behind coming up with the background music? How do the elements make you feel? Happiness together is part of a movie soundtrack. The movie plays during the 70‘s. The music makes me happy. It’s started with the beginning of the background music. I always have to smile  “Happiness Together” radiates constant good energy! How did it feel to write each of the lyrics? What was that whole songwriting process like for you? It helped me get out of a dark part of my personal life. It was a relief, to get rid of some of the pain inside of me We are loving the evolution of your music with every release, how do you feel you have grown as an artist since “Music Makes Me Fly”? How do you feel your production has grown since you started out as an artist? I grow with every song since Music makes me fly. Lessons through life and different styles is always a challenge for my voice. Especially in Happiness together it was hard to sing the high parts, the refrain in falsetto. But it sounds better. Most singers almost scream when they sing out loud What else can we expect from you in 2020? The official trailer from Music makes me fly and end of May the Film on amazon prime Ute-Music Makes  Me Fly Documentary Including a matching soundtrack The best is yet to come instagram.com/ute.world #BUZZMUSIC

Welcome to BuzzMuisc JONES! We were certainly motivated by your recent hip hop single “Fired Up.” Can you elaborate on the message behind this song? “Fired Up,” invokes a desire and passion to succeed in music, and specifically hip hop. This song is my way of saying, “Hey I’ve been grinding for a long time, this is my passion, and I feel like I deserve my place in hip hop”. I want my bars to be able to stand up with the best of them. This song is about taking all the times I’ve been looked over, ignored, or not taken seriously, and using that as motivation to keep writing, keep picking up the mic, and getting better at what I do. I think feelings of rejection or being told “you’re not good enough” is something we all can relate to, no matter what passion in life we might be pursuing. In all honesty, being told no, or that I can’t do something is the best motivation for me to work harder and succeed. That’s what fires me up (pun intended.. that was corny and I don’t care haha…) You told us that you had to overcome many adversities growing up. Can you elaborate on how these affected you as a person, and as an artist? Growing up I had a really difficult time with anxiety, depression, feelings of insecurity, and self-worth. I dealt with bullying for a lot of my childhood as well. My step-dad was somebody who came into my life during my teen years that really started to teach me lessons in life that I’d never been taught before. He helped me to start feeling confident and even encouraged me to pursue music. However, I was at home with him when he passed away from a massive heart attack the day before my high school graduation. This was an event in life that, honestly, really broke me and caused me to really shut down and close myself off. This leads me down a road towards a struggle with alcohol that lasted for many years.  This is one of the reasons I wrote a song called “Family Drama”.I decided to take different struggles like Guilt, Depression, Anxiety, Anger, and Regret and personify them as if they were members of my family. The truth is these things kind of are because they stay with us for so long in our lives. So I thought “what if we had a family counseling session? What would I say to them?” So the first half of the song is me talking to these issues about how I’ve dealt with them over the years. The entire second half of the song is devoted to Addiction. I think a lot of times in life we just cope with our struggles and feelings in the wrong way. The most powerful line in the song for me is when Addiction says, “I never promised to make your life better I just told you I’d make everyone go away”. Sure, drugs or alcohol or whatever your vice is, might make you stop feeling guilty, depressed, anxious, or sad for a while, but oftentimes the end result of addiction is isolation from everyone in our lives because it has such power over us. I want my message with this song, and really with this album, to tell anyone in a dark place in their lives that it can and will get better. I want to be a living breathing example of somebody who truly hit rock bottom, but was able to pick myself back up and come out okay on the other side. My biggest mistake was not talking about the turmoil going on inside of me and asking for help. I thought that was weak. I thought I’d be judged. I thought people would turn their backs on me. The day I finally admitted to myself that I needed to change was the start of a whole new life for me.    My biggest mistake was not talking about the turmoil going on inside of me and asking for help. I thought that was weak. I thought I’d be judged. I thought people would turn their backs on me. The day I finally admitted to myself that I needed to change was the start of a whole new life for me.   When I say all of this, and when I rap about it in my music, it’s not for sympathy. It’s to make a connection with everyone who is feeling the same way or has been through the same circumstances, and as a result, give them hope that things will get better.  You originally created music under the name Brad Jones, where you had 80,000 streams on Spotify, and have recently switched to JONES. Why did you choose to make this change and what does it mean to you, and your style as a hip hop artist? I changed my artist name to JONES for a few reasons. The first is that I thought changing it to JONES would help me to reach a wider audience. Turns out there are a lot of white dudes named Brad Jones making music. The second reason is that I felt like I was growing as an artist and discovering new truths about myself that I had not confronted yet. I spent years struggling with my own personal demons. Now that I have been able to conquer many of those I started to ask myself, “who am I now? How have those personal battles changed me as a man?” I felt like it was time to rediscover myself and who I want to be as an artist. So I changed the name, not just as a rebrand on myself as an artist, but as sort of a rebrand on who I am and who I want to be.  So far it’s really paying off. On Spotify the music has crossed 150,000 streams and is on the way to 200k.  I can’t express how thankful I am to every single person who listens to my music, interacts with me on social media, shares my songs with their friends and family, and talks to me at shows. My fans make this all worth it. Without them, none of this would be possible. I am forever grateful for them.  You hold a great responsibility being a voice for those suffering from anxiety, depression, addiction, and insecurity. What are your main goals as an artist regarding these very real issues that many people experience? I want my music to reach a wider audience of all ages and backgrounds. I want kids to be able to listen to my music. I want families to be able to play my songs in the car and not have to worry about censoring it. I wanted to be an example that you don’t have to cuss in hip hop to make good music or to talk about heavy subject matter. In my lyrics I rap about poverty, depression, anxiety, self-esteem, and addiction. I’ve found in my own experience that these issues started at a young age for me and as I got older I tried to cope with them in unhealthy ways. I feel like making what people might consider to be “clean” records makes my music more accessible to anyone who is struggling and needs to hear that they aren’t alone in feeling this way. I want them to hear my story and how I have been able (through a ton of mistakes) to overcome these challenges in life through the support of my closest friends and family, my faith, and to let them know that they can too.  That’s the message I want anybody who hears my music to take away. We all have a story. We all struggle. But we can choose to be a victim of our circumstances, or we can choose to go after our dreams and make something of ourselves if we are willing to work for it. I’ll be the first one to tell you I’m not perfect by any means, but I hope I can give some hope to those who need it. That’s why I wrote a song called “The Ones”. I call my fanbase The OnesArmy because I make music for the ones like me. By that, I mean anyone who is struggling to get by day to day and feels like they are in a dark place with no way out. You can make it I promise…I still struggle, I won’t lie, but I feel like my purpose is to use music to unite all of us who feel this way and give us a sense of family. We can lean on each other. We can do this together. You can listen to "Fired Up" here. instagram.com/jones_raps twitter.com/BradJon facebook.com/jonesrap #BUZZMUSIC

Hailing from Ontario, Canada, artist/rapper Tie Bond is back on BuzzMusic with his incredibly essential track and music video "Drippin." While being inspired by various artists across genres like hip-hop, pop, and rock, it became evident to Tie Bond that he thrives through the art of rhythmic poetry (rap). His recent music video to his first single of 2020, "Drippin" captures scenes of Tie Bond's career, life story and the physical image of his impressive growth. While rapping about his progress and how we got to where he is, it's exhilarating to hear an artist stay so humble after such notable success. The music video for "Drippin" begins with an Instagram Livestream of Loody Boy (Taylor Gang), giving praise to Tie Bond and the music he's created. Transitioning into the song, a melodic electric guitar begins picking while fluorescent and light synths shower overtops a gripping kick and Tie Bond's sincere flow. Rapping about keeping his vision unaltered by his influences and genuinely working hard over time, he lets us in on his well-deserved success. With bars like "I was drowning, now I'm drippin' caught myself while I was slippin'," the music video reflects this meaning through projected images shining on Tie Bond's face surrounding his life and goals. Again, Tie Bond's down to earth vibe with "Drippin" tells a story with facts instead of fiction. You can listen to "Drippin" here. Great to speak with you again, Tie Bond! We’re truly impressed by your recent single/video “Drippin’”, and how you tie in such a genuine story. Why did you want to create a track that emphasizes your journey as an artist? Hey, thank you! I'm glad you all enjoyed it. I felt I wanted to create this song, because I know there are a lot of artists, that feel how I feel with this music. There's the highest of highs and the lowest of lows. There's going to be times where you feel like you're drowning & got nothing left to give, I know from experience. But keep going & trust the process. Because in the end, when you do succeed, you'll come out drippin. Within your music video for “Drippin’”, the intro scene captures hand-recorded videos of Tie Bond, Loody Boy and Pierre Ballian working on the track. What was the process like when collaborating with them, and how did they help the song grow? Being in the studio with Pierre & Loody was a huge milestone for me. I've been following Loody/Taylor Gang since I've started music. So to be in the studio, working on this new music, was an unreal experience. Pierre has been in the game for a while & came to find out he worked with Justin Bieber & many other artists. & to get his expertise in the studio was really awesome. They've helped the song grow by showing it on there stories, that their fans will see. Since your last interview with BuzzMusic, Tie Bond mentioned that you have a new EP coming later this year. What can you say about the EP, and can we anticipate “Drippin’” to be on the project as well? I did mention I was going to release an EP! Y'all don't forget do ya! Haha. I've been thinking of releasing an EP. or I might just drop these songs as singles...  I feel releasing them as singles could be a better way to go. But if I do release an EP, "Drippin" will definitely be on it! Now that Tie Bond is really upping his journey into the music industry with notable collaborations and a growing fanbase, what is your personal opinion towards why your music has been so successful and managed to resonate with many audiences? I feel my music has a stand out sound & connects with people. It's refreshing, It's new. it's Tie Bond. That's the sound & that's the wave. I am so grateful, that people enjoy the music I write. It really means a lot & I'm excited to keep releasing more music for y'all! What can we expect to see from Tie Bond next? I'm going to keep promoting my new single + music video "Drippin" & get the next release ready for y'all next month! I'm also in the works of creating merch. More on that will be on my Instagram @ "Tie Bond"! instagram.com/tiebond twitter.com/Tie_bond8 #BUZZMUSIC

S.N.T. is an up and coming R&B artist based out of Philadelphia whose goal is to bring back nostalgic R&B music but with his own spin. S.N.T. recently made his mark in the R&B scene with his latest release, “Good Love prod. (J.Cruz)” and this one is full of late-night vibes. “Good Love prod. (J.Cruz)” patiently opens up with a charmingly familiar hybrid between an electric and acoustic piano that sets a midnight tone full of vibrant soft colors that we couldn’t help but feel as if we were flying above the clouds. Then as soon as S.N.T.’s vocal hit us, we were instantly blown away from his delicate harmonies and ever so sweet melodies. It’s incredible how nostalgic S.N.T. managed to make this one; it truly feels as if it came from the ’90s. It has a familiar sound to it but a wholly fresh and familiar sound that still quickly identifies it to be unique to S.N.T. The production of “Good Love prod. (J.Cruz)” feels really organic and exciting to listen to, S.N.T.’s vocals feel beautifully wide and big to listen to; they sit on top of the backing track in a way that feels as if they are breathing in time with the music. This harmonious vibe truly makes for a memorable listen, and we believe that this tune should be on your night time vibe playlists. We can’t wait to hear what is coming next from this exciting new artist. You can listen to “Good Love prod. (J.Cruz)” here. Welcome to BuzzMusic S.N.T.! We really can’t stop vibing to your release “Good Love prod. (J.Cruz)”, did you have any influences from that ‘90s R&B era that helped inspire this one? What about them made them influence for you? My influences for making this song were inspired by 112, Guy, tank, boyz2Men to name a few. What inspired me was that- that sound back then was just so deep to me it was believable it had substance and you could hear the emotions as well as feel it, I respect and appreciate that time so much that I wanna bring that feeling back in my own way! It’s great to hear that you collaborated with J.Cruz! What was that whole process like? How did you come to meet? I haven't met j.Cruz personally, I just listen to a lot of his beats on YouTube and that beat just caught my ear. How does it feel to be making your own ground in Philadelphia? What are some ways that you try to differ yourself from the crowd as a new R&B artist? It feels great I wanna have a leave a mark on my home town & Being among another talented vocalist in Philly I just wanna add my flavor, I believe its a different sound and because it's coming from me and my personal experiences, for example, I can write a song just about how I approach a woman and the things id say and do and add a walking down the street type of vibe like the way we use to instead of the whole jumping in the dm thing lol. Since your very first release “Drivers Test”, how do you feel you have grown as an artist with the music you’re creating today? What are some goals you have for your future self and how do you plan to achieve them? Well from that song that was just me using my imagination of a metaphorical sexual fantasy it seemed cool to write about at the time. From that I realize I've grown as an artist just from my use of lyrics, experiences, and life moments, and the growth musically still continues! My goals are to get more into the business as a Songwriting and engineer as well as being an artist, I plan to reach these goals just by putting my self out there to people by investing in myself and adding value to myself so that people in the music world can see that & say hey this guy has something, also starting conversations with people who are in the music world, you never know who knows who. We thank you for being with us today! What else can we expect from you this year? You can expect more videos, More songs, and a much better visual side of who I am as a person and artist! Thank you for having me! instagram.com/Solo_in_tuned twitter.com/brizzyb22 #BUZZMUSIC

From Miami to the Bronx, R&B singer/songwriter PROMKNGHT releases his album 'Don't Get No Realer Than This,' full of modern R&B delivery and timeless grooves. By songwriting since his early teens, PROMKNGHT is inspired to create his own sound with help from his inspirations like The Weeknd, Drake, H.E.R., Jhene Aiko, and '90s R&B/pop. His recent album 'Don't Get No Realer Than This' truly captures a genuine emotional tone, while serving top-flight sensuous R&B from beginning to end. Starting off the album with a hint of sparkle with "The Morning," PROMKNGHT serves blissful production right off the bat through lush bass lines and layered snares and kicks. He sings so clearly with the composure and grace of his inspirations, while PROMKNGHT passionately vocalizes about his significant other and working together to get past their issues. Continuing the mellow approach with the next song "Come Home," he hits home with this song right from the jump with lyrics like "I miss being in love, being all boo'd up, not at the club," PROMKNGHT brings vulnerable and emotional messages that many can relate to, especially overtop the transcendent and captivating production. Kicking the vibes up a notch with the next track "Secret Lover," PROMKNGHT incorporates bright and filtered electric guitar that correctly supports his breathtaking vocals and underlying bass lines. He sings lyrics of wishing things weren't the way they are, and keeping his affection deep in his heart. With the bright intro into the next track, "All Loveee (feat. Dylan St. John)", both PROMKNGHT and Dylan St. John bring in a warm summer atmosphere with this track. Through bright chiming keys within the production, to both of their upbeat deliveries with playful lyricism. This track brings a very modern feel to it and displays a loving message which we've all experienced at one point or another. We truly didn't expect this deep and groovy turn towards nostalgic R&B with "Easy," through beautiful piano and pulsing bass lines, the album already has a tremendous dynamic feel to it. More of a slower song, PROMKNGHT serenades us with his lyrics of loving someone and all their flaws, which really don't seem like flaws to him. He captures pure feelings of love and hasn't let us down yet. Another sparkling intro with the next song "Free," the down-tempo production remains sweet and simple letting PROMKNGHT's lyrics stand firm. He sings about how he wants to be loved unconditionally and feeling "Free" when he's with someone specific. His effortless melisma leaves us in awe to bask in his velvety vocals. Moving into more of a skit with "I Am (skit)," PROMKNGHT speaks a beautiful poem that climbs up the ladder of life. With subtle sounds seagulls and ocean waves crashing on the shore, PROMKNGHT's poetry stands with force and lets us into his inner monologue. As we reach the next track "Wasted (feat. LEWY & Court St.)", PROMKNGHT begins vocalizing lyrics of missing the times he spent with someone and vividly describing how much he misses those intimate moments. Lewy and Court St. both bring heartwarming vocals that display detailed and emotional scenes of getting "Wasted" off someone's energy. With skilled production that lets their lyrics standout, the track highlights the deep-running emotions that we all experience. Taking a serene and celestial turn with the extensive production within "Prayed Up (Interlude)," PROMKNGHT breaks it down as chill as it can get. Taking us through a breakup and wanting to escape what he had, he continues to move forward into optimism and questions why his pride won't let him ask for help. Allowing us to heal after listening to this heartfelt track, PROMKNGHT shifts into an even more personal tone with the next song "Ride or Die (feat. The SZNS)". PROMKNGHT sings passionately about finding someone who will be there for him through thick, thin, and longing for someone's support. The SZNS finds his way into our hearts; he blesses us with the same emotional vulnerability and adds texture to the track. PROMKNGHT crafts these emotional songs with precision through perfect supporting R&B production evening out the atmospheres. Taking the atmosphere back to an intimate setting, "Down For You (feat. TWO32)" opens with incredibly serene production and PROMKNGHT's vocals of longing for someone and being completely head over heals from them. TWO32 brings his unique vocals in and sings with the purity of love through lyrics about leaving someone emotionally and physically satisfied. Bringing unique production with the next track "Jokes On You," the song incorporates different melodic aspects with added/unique effects creating a different side of modern R&B. PROMKNGHT brings a more confident approach with the song and highlights that he uses every inch of his intellect and intuition to guide him through his journeys. Reaching the final track of the album with "Rescue Me," the melodic production provides subtle electric guitars giving it added layers of depth. PROMKNGHT brings forward imagery of moving forward from the mistakes he's made in the past and wanting to get out of his rut with a needed change of scenery. Trying every day to better himself and be more positive, PROMKNGHT touches on every single topic that roams our minds in the late hours of the night. Throughout 'Don't Get No Realer Than This,' the entire album displayed mesmerizing R&B production that shifts into whichever mood or tone PROMKNGHT is feeling that moment. Truly giving us topics to reflect on with 'Don't Get No Realer Than This,' PROMKNGHT has genuinely impressed us with the journey he's written. Hey PROMKNGHT, welcome to BuzzMusic! We were so impressed with your detailed lyrics and vulnerability within your entire album 'Don’t Get No Realer Than This'. What inspired you to create thirteen tracks full of heart, soul, and pain? It is my pleasure. Thank you for having me honestly. Based on the title of the album, I wanted to show more of my personal side that I don't always show or write about in my music. I'm in a different space in my life where now I think differently, I see things differently, I feel differently... I'm growing and just want to give my fans more of me and just who I am as an artist and a person. When beginning to create your album 'DGNRTT', did PROMKNGHT have any specific storyline that you wanted to display within the project? Or did you want listeners to find the meaning of their own? I didn't know where I wanted to go with this album when starting it. I think I scratched the album about 3 times and started over. As life went by as I said previously I just starting feeling differently. The purpose of this album was to give my day one consumers the vibe that I am best at and what they love me for. The difference is I'm thinking deeper and l getting deeper than usual. I'm telling a story that everyone is relating to right now. Everyone song was meant for someone right now and that's the cool part. However, they are a few hidden messages in the songs. Within your album 'DGNRTT', there are a few standout tracks that really highlight a personal and relatable message. Does PROMKNGHT have a favorite track on the album, and why has it made such an impact on you? Yeah absolutely, songs like "Ride Or Die" is one of my personal favorites because of what I'm saying in the lyrics. It's almost like crying out for help and really pouring out my inner thoughts and me wanting someone who can understand and hold it down with me. Music these days don't have personal lyrics so I hope everyone will take a deep listen for the hidden messages. We’ve heard that PROMKNGHT strives to provide listeners with a memorable experience through your lush vocals and continuous creativity. How do you approach each song to reflect this statement, and how do you manage to keep your audience coming back? I got the sauce! Lol. Just kidding. Everyone who knows me knows I am very consistent when it comes to creating. I grow each time I was told. I think the way I use my vocals is consistent. I definitely have a signature tone. I also have a certain arrangement in my music that makes it really unique and memorable. I am influenced by a few artists such as The Weeknd but you can tell when it's PROMKNGHT. What can we expect to see next from you throughout 2020? Expect me to be everywhere! I definitely see myself branching out to different things other than music. During this Quarantine I'm constantly thinking about my next move. This album definitely will be having my attention throughout the year for sure. instagram.com/PROMKNGHT twitter.com/PROMKNGHT facebook.com/PROMKNGHT #BUZZMUSIC

The London based musical entity GR3YWXLF is back again and is now fusing alternative hip-hop with a whole range of either style to create never before heard experiences that are sure to blow your mind. Since his Christmas release “Xmas@Thewxlves,” GR3YWXLF has gained publicity and airplanes from the critically acclaimed BBC Introducing, and Tom Robinson’s BBC Introducing Mixtape. GR3YWXLF is here to show us his brand new attitude heavy single “Villainy,” and we are in love with these vibes. Keeping to his roots, “Villainy” is a hip-hop tune that feels incredibly organic as if the song is a living and breathing creature that is telling us about what it feels like to be betrayed. This is perfectly complimented though the use of a perfectly twangy electric guitar that feels like another voice singing, a heavy but characterful drum beat that feels as if it was alive, and then GR3YWXLF’s vocals that beautifully sit on top to tell us his innermost feelings. This tune is a short one, but it doesn’t need any more time to deliver its message. GR3YWXLF perfectly crafts all of the lyrics, so only the essential words are said, and there is no filler in-between. We are loving each release from GR3YWXLF and cannot wait to hear what else is going to be coming from him. You can find “Villainy” here. Hey There GR3YWXLF! Welcome back to BuzzMusic! We’re loving your latest release “Villainy”! What was the inspiration behind coming up with the lyrics? What do they mean to you personally? Appreciate you, appreciate that. I'm happy to hear you like it. For inspiration, I fuel my lyrics with elements from my experiences and the forever unfolding understanding of those experiences. In terms of what they mean for me personally, they are a partial audio representation of slowly mastering my energies at a specific moment (or moments) in my life. Somewhat cryptic, I know. We’re loving the organic vibe of this one, how did you come up with using the electric guitar and those organic drums? How do you feel the instrumental help the storytelling of your music? I've been writing a lot more cinematically lately - like really trying to create vibes that can sit as motion picture music for the day today. With storytelling I always aim for beats that can underscore my vision at that moment, abstract or not. Ultimately though whether it all works together is down to interpretation, music is subjective right? You’ve definitely come a long way, since hearing your first releases with us up to your Christmas release “Xmas@Thewxlves”, how do you feel you have grown as an artist between all of those releases and now?  Damn time truly flies. I appreciate that! You know what, I do feel like I've grown a fair bit. I've been honing my skillset across the board since doing all things independently and most importantly effectively, requires a certain level of finesse. It isn't just about creating music. At the very least I feel like I'm getting there.  Congratulations on airplay on the BBC! How did you end up landing this opportunity? How did it feel to have your music air on there? Thank you! So I landed this in two ways. Firstly, I submitted my music directly on the BBC website (which anyone can do you get like 3 songs a month I think), and secondly I've been randomly sending music across to Tom Robinson over at BBC Radio 6 and Fresh On The Net. With the latter also getting me airplay consideration alongside a place on the BBC Introducing Mixtape - which was dope. I actually didn't even know I got plays until someone hit me on SoundCloud, so big up the guy who shot me that message you made my day.  Thank you for being with us! What can we expect to see next from you? No problem, thanks for your time once again! I'm hoping to drop some more songs over the next couple of the months, ride out this coronavirus storm efficiently. I'll hit you with that new when it's due. Stay safe! instagram.com/gr3ywxlf twitter.com/greywulfchild #BUZZMUSIC