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Coming from Thunder Bay, Canada, ambient post-rock trio Pedestrian Lifestyle releases their melodic single “Dirt’s Song”. Consisting of the musical works between Josh Talakoski, Leif Peltonen & Dylan Maxwell, the band and long time friends thrive off creating melodic and atmospheric sounds with their unique mixture of alternative and ambient rock. Through crisp falsetto vocals and echoing electric guitar, their latest single “Dirt’s Song” captures a gradual incline in tempo and instrumentation, leaving the listener anticipating what the band will serve next. The track effortlessly displays a sense of calm, and lets you take a step back from reality and reflect. As “Dirt’s Song” begins, we’re met with down-tempo echoey electric guitar and heavenly falsetto vocals establishing the transmundane atmosphere. Gradually making it’s way to a shift in instrumentation, Pedestrian Lifestyle provides impeccable transitions with bright electric guitar and crescendo drum patterns. Around the midway point, we’re left with the satisfying downbeat of Pedestrian Lifestyle’s broad instrumentation incorporating a solid bass line feeding off an energetic melody. Their harmonically-rich variety of sound provides a breath of fresh air, all while closing out the track with powerful vocals creating an incredibly serene atmosphere. Pedestrian Lifestyle’s take on ambient alternative rock is something to check out. Listen to "Dirt's Song", here. Hey PedestrianLifestyle, welcome to BuzzMusic! We’re thrilled to feature your latest feel-good single “Dirt’s Song”! Could you share with us where you found inspiration when writing the track? The inspiration for this song was similar to that of our previous single "If I Surrender". We had a looped guitar riff that we jammed around within our rehearsals for a while and kind of built the song that way. The song itself is basically about making decisions for yourself even if certain people don't agree with them and knowing that at the end of the day if feels right for you then it is right. The lyrics are intertwined with a song from our 2017 EP "Surroundings" entitled "Consequence". That song was originally supposed to be another part that I had written for "Dirt's Song" but ended up becoming its own song, so the lyrical content for both songs is very similar and more or less about the same thing. “Dirt’s Song” provides beautiful instrumentation and well-crafted production. Did Pedestrian Lifestyle have a certain sound in mind when creating what is now “Dirt’s Song”? This song had kind of been kicking around for a while in various different forms and arrangements. We played around with it a lot until we felt that it was just right. When we finally began to record it I think we just wanted to try and capture the best live vibe and make it sound very lush and full. We definitely worked a lot on trying to get the sonics for the song right without adding too much stuff onto it. You’ve mentioned that not only are you bandmates but long time friends as well! How do you think this helps Pedestrian Lifestyle’s creative process? I think the fact that we are all really good friends definitely helps. We are all kind of on the same page when it comes to making music and it just makes the process feel much more natural to do so with us being long time pals. Pedestrian Lifestyle clearly thrives on their well-blended mix of alternative and rock with a hint of ambiance. Are there other genres that your group might want to  experiment with in the future? That's a good question. We always seem to be open to the idea of trying new things and experimenting with different sounds. Over the years we've seemed to progress into a louder and louder band live so I think we can kind of see ourselves maybe moving into a noisier direction but who knows. We kind of just do whatever feels the most natural for us at the time. instagram.com/pedestrianlifestyle facebook.com/pedestrianlifestyle #BuzzMusic

Los Angeles based Pop artist KAI XO is here to stay, recently releasing his groundbreaking single “XO”. As a classically trained singer, KAI XO has made waves across L.A. by being a soloist in the Gay Men’s Choir of Los Angeles, singing background for other artists, and performing at eminent events across the city. His latest track “XO” brings his authentic nature and skilled lyric writing to the forefront. While embodying themes of moving on from past love, and growing from unfortunate experiences, KAI XO has shaped his music not only a poetic way, rather in a conceptual way as well. While capturing staple pop elements in his single “XO”, the underlying production also serves aspects of R&B creating a dark and rhythmic sensation throughout the entirety of the song. As KAI XO’s vocals take center stage, we’re moved by his ability to portray the likes of an unhealthy relationship and moving on for the better. That being said, we’re all the more captivated by KAI XO’s intoxicating and soaring vocals overtop of his powerful dark pop production. With clever lyrics like “Don’t want your XOXO, just wanna “ex” you out of my heart”. It’s without a doubt that KAI XO has brought an introspective, dynamic and energetic atmosphere through his single “XO” and we’re anticipating what he’ll come up with next. Listen to "XO" from KAI XO, here. Hey KAI XO! Welcome to BuzzMusic! We’re incredibly excited to feature your compelling single “XO”! It’s evident that the song surrounds a relationship that went south. Could you describe the moment where you realized you needed to take your emotions and create what is now “XO”? - I like to think that sometimes the songs I write kind of manifest themselves when they want to. Its almost as if the inspiration and the emotion behind a song don’t always come as powerfully or clearly in the thick of things as much as after some time of reflection and clarity. “XO” is an example of that. Romantically, I guess I can attribute my inspiration to a specific situation in college where I felt like I was pretty much throwing myself at someone and lines weren’t very clear and ultimately I felt like they kind of kept me around as an ego boost, you know? Eventually, though, my exhaustion outweighed my affection and that’s where the whole line “now your flame has slowly faded” really came from. It was like I finally was able to snap out of this lock this person had over me for whatever reason and I was able to see how manipulative the situation was. It would be years later before writing this song, but I think other relationships I’ve gone through more recently, even non-romantic or family ones, brought me back there and really reminded me of the importance of knowing when you’re just giving too much to a person that isn’t willing to give as much back. I think that’s something that so many of us go through all the time. Friendships can often be just as complicated or beautiful or damaging as romantic ones and this song is kind of a declaration that it is ok to move on and reclaim yourself. The single “XO” captures a relatable story from top to bottom, and clearly displays your storytelling abilities. Could you share what your creative process was like when writing lyrics for “XO”? When I actually sat down to write “XO” I immediately thought of the whole “love is a spell” fairy tale kind of theme and thought back on how fairy tales influenced my ideas about love growing up. As a gay boy growing up fairytales were always hard, because I felt myself wanting that Prince Charming moment like anyone else, but for some reason feared it wouldn’t happen because it wasn’t meant for me. This brought a lot of complexity to fairytales that were never really addressed, like why was the Evil Queen evil? Was it because no one loved her? Did she ever get her Prince Charming moment? So when writing my song, I have to admit, I was feeling a little more like the Evil Queen than Snow White haha! So I wanted to take this sort of magical fairytale backdrop that is usually reserved to tell a simplistic black and white story of romance, and re-work it to allow all of my complexities and mixed emotions to come through. So that first lyric “once upon a time I used to try to be the kind of guy you like in a story you designed” was really my first declaration of honesty like yeah, I spent a lot of time doing that and I’m tired. Then there’s anger in the second verse with “now your charms have been disarmed ‘cause all your power came from me” as you hurt me, but I’m stronger. Then there’s the more vulnerable moment in the bridge where I’m telling this person that they “never give something for nothing” and I’m sad that I still want them. All of those emotions are what make stories real and powerful, not just the Prince Charming moment, and I wanted to reflect that in my writing. You’ve mentioned that you’re a classically trained singer! How do you think this has helped your sound as an artist grow to what it is today? - Being classically trained has definitely helped me so much, especially in writing my own music. It isn’t even just the knowledge of music theory or vocal technique, but classical training reinforces the importance of discipline and respect of the craft so that its always getting better. I want people to hear my intentions in my music and enjoy the choices I make, and training just helps to focus your intuition and skill in executing it. So I’m definitely grateful for it and I’m always trying to learn more. Your track “XO” has amazing underlying production, perfectly supporting your well-crafted message. Where did you find inspiration for the song's production and overall atmosphere? I love a good witchy vibe haha! Which also fit perfectly with the whole magic fairytale theme I was going for. I wanted it to have a bit of a darker feel too because it is such a declaration kind of song and all about taking your power back. And also...my girl, the Evil Queen haha. I’m also a 90’s baby so I love those classic R&B grooves with some nice instrumental soundscapes in the back…it’s literally my heart. I actually produced the track on my own, but it took a while for me to kind of get everything to that sweet spot in my ear. I also think that’s why it's so important that artists are involved with the production of their music even if you collaborate with other producers or artists. When you’re writing, and producing, and singing you kind of find these natural pockets of where everything is supposed to fit and I find it all just helps me tell my story a little bit better. instagram.com/iamkai.xo #BuzzMusic

Alternative rock is a term used pretty lightly in current times. You never know exactly what to expect you'll hear when a band gives themselves such a label. You hope it's something a little new. Enter Stardusk Encounter; a Chicago based band that takes the genre and breathes some life back into it. The release of their  "Everyone's Pretending" EP pushes the envelope nicely while never losing those alt-rock roots. "Before You Leave Again" is a bright and poppy rock song keeping true to the experimental space-rock style the band sticks to well. The song sounds like something you may have heard on the radio before. Guitar driven and tons of fun, there are several tracks that follow suit. Then there are songs like "The Ride Goes Down" which is sly psychedelia founded classic rock song. Another incredibly notable song called "On The Way" takes you through a seemingly personal journey going from a darker feel to waves of hope. The record is more than worth a  listen and you can do so right HERE. facebook.com/starduskencounter starduskencounter.bandcamp.com instagram.com/starduskencountermusic #BUZZMUSIC

Born and raised in Tyler, Texas, Willie Clark is an up and coming artist who creates his music under the stage name Wraith. He has had a lifelong passion for music that he recently turned into a career, making hip hop and R&B songs including his newest release “LET GO.” Wraith hooks his listeners in the first few seconds of “LET GO” with never before heard sounds. It starts off with a reggae-style beat before the addition of a bass guitar melody and countermelodies from soft flute-sounding instruments. Wraith joins in with tuned vocals for the chorus, giving the intro to “LET GO” a combination of various music styles that somehow mesh effortlessly. He begins to rap with his natural voice; starting off with a chill rap then speeding up his verses to show off his natural abilities. The fact that “LET GO” contains an auto-tuned chorus allows listeners to appreciate his actual smooth voice during his verses. A trap beat is maintained throughout the track, along with the flute countermelodies for extra personality. Wraith has an ideal soulful voice for the R&B genre, yet he hooks his fans by including unique sounds in his music. It is clear that he is a true musician when he emphasizes the instrumental sounds in “LET GO.” Wraith easily switches between R&B and hip hop, and also adds reggae vibes. Lyrically, “LET GO” is relatable for listeners as he sings about the pain of letting go of a love interest. For any R&B lovers who are just yearning for something new, Wraith is an artist to watch for. Listen to "LET GO", here. Hey Wraith! Welcome to BuzzMusic! We can tell that you have a natural talent for rapping in your new release “LET GO.” Do you write your own music? If so, can you tell us about your creative process for “LET GO?” Yes, I write my own music. My creative process for Let Go was sitting back and thinking about past occurrences and putting my feelings into a song. Your name is Willie Clark but you chose to create music under the name Wraith. Can you tell us how you came up with this name and what it means to you? My friend actually chose the name. I agreed with it since the “WR” are the initials of my first and middle name. The meaning of wraith is a ghost or ghostlike image of someone so I chose it because I make my moves in silence, like a ghost. The message in “LET GO” seems to be relatable for most of your fans. Can you elaborate on the message you were trying to express, and why you chose to write a song about it? The message I was expressing is that we’ve all been in the position of having a hard time letting someone go and I knew a lot of people would relate to my situation and understand the feelings involved in this track. One of the key aspects of your song was the unique background music. How did you come up with such a variety of sounds? Are all of your songs like this, or do you try to create something new every time? It’s the vibe that I liked about the beat. It caught my attention and I immediately knew what needed to be put over this beat. What can we expect to see from you throughout 2020? I will try to create different vibes and be versatile with the songs I release. You can expect to see more relatable hits for my fans and just real music. instagram.com/ebm_wraith #BuzzMusic

Hailing from the suburbs of Waterloo, Ontario, singer/songwriter Zoe Xandra gets her foot in the music industries door with her latest uplifting song “Better off Alone”. From Waterloo to Toronto, she has grown and shaped her melodic pop sound with life experiences and thrived off providing authentic emotions through each track. Her song “Better off Alone” serves sublime messages that relate to each and every one of us, capturing the essence of the difficulties of moving on from lost love. All in all, the track brings light to these dark days and is the perfect song to add to your self-iso playlist. The track begins with uplifting piano chord progressions, background snaps and the subtle picking of an electric guitar. Zoe Xandra’s bright and lush vocals are left in the spotlight, all while serving an upbeat and textured melody ready to get you out of your seat. As the track continues, a variety off fresh drum patterns presents themselves perfectly polishing the songs' loveable atmosphere. Arriving at the chorus, Zoe Xandra changes up her vocal delivery with short staccato lyrics that serve a passionate and relatable message. With heartfelt lyrics like “Left foot, right foot, both heavy as a stone. Don't want you by my side but it’s all I’ve ever known”, Zoe Xandra has created a riveting yet sensitive song for us all to be “Better off Alone” as we stand together, apart. Listen to "Better off Alone," here. Welcome to BuzzMusic,ZoeXandra! We’re delighted to feature your passionate and timeless song “Better off Alone”. Could you share with us what sparked the inspiration for writing the relatable hit?  Hi BuzzMusic! Thanks for having me :)  I got the inspiration for this song while I was on a bus driving two hours back to my hometown.  I thought I would be excited to see family and old friends.  Instead, I was overwhelmed by a feeling of anxiousness.  After taking some time to think about it, I realized it was because driving back to my hometown, in a way, forced me to remember certain memories, people, and experiences.  It was so easy to forget the old pains and struggles I was dealing with when I left that town.  However, on that bus ride home they all came flooding back and I couldn’t help but remember the parts of myself that I was trying desperately to escape and forget about.  I was reminded that you can’t escape yourself.  It’s clear that your song “Better of Alone” houses themes of love, loss, and growth. Could you share what the process was like behind writing from such a personal and vulnerable place? I wrote this song with the help of two amazing songwriters, Michael Schlosser and Chloe Jones.  They were a big part of creating the vulnerable place the song was written from.  Sometimes, when I write by myself it’s easier for me to avoid certain emotions because I think they only pertain to myself.  The studio was a safe place to dig deeper as they both asked me questions about the story behind the concept and partial song I had brought to the table.  They created an atmosphere where I could unapologetically tell my story.  My emotions during the songwriting sessions for this specific song were raw and reflective, and I hope that shows throughout the lyrics of this song. You’ve mentioned that you admire songwriters who wear their heart on their sleeve and communicate real thoughts and emotions in an effective way. Who are some major musical influences in your life and how have they affected you and your music? John Mayer is a big one for me.  I love that you can follow him along his life journey and the lessons he is learning throughout different life seasons.  He also doesn’t box himself into one genre or style and allows his music to mature with him.  As his life changes, his style of writing changes, and the musical components support that.  I think it creates a very honest and open depiction of his life during the time of songwriting.  I would love to be able to capture my life and its many different stages the way John Mayer has.  I also love Lana Del Rey.  In my personal opinion she is just about as raw and vulnerable as it gets.  She is willing to write about any emotion she feels and does so with such clear communication and vulnerability.  I also think the emotions she is able to communicate simply through the intricacies of her vocals is amazing.  It shows her heart and thoughts beyond the specific lyrics she’s singing.  Because of Lana Del Rey’s example, I try to communicate beyond the lyrics with my vocals.  Your track “Better off Alone” brings a bright light to the world during these worrisome days. How did you originally want your audience to react when listening to the expressive track? Thank you so much!  I definitely wanted to put a fun and light spin on a very emotional topic.  The goal was to create a song people could vibe and sing along too.  Then after they had listened past the rhythm, they would realize the point of the moody piano and that the lyrics are meaningful as well.  I also hoped that it would be relatable.  Of course, people have not gone through my specific experience, but I think we have all had a relationship or two (romantic or not) that we know we need to distance ourselves from.  I hoped people would react and relate to the main concept of the song: the feeling of having to put one foot in front of the other when your heart can’t seem to move on, but your head knows that you need to. instagram.com/zoe.xandraa #BuzzMusic

This American rock band from Ohio is ready to share their music with the world and push their way to the top. Ghost Train has been writing and performing since 2017 when the band was originally formed and has released two EPs since then. Ryan T. Griffis and Eric Moss bring their creative energies together to make music about their lives and share their music with fans across Ohio. “Jailhouse Woman” by Ghost Train is their most recent release, a gritty and classic Rock track embellished with passion. Staying true to their rock background, the guitar is very prominent in “Jailhouse Woman”, and it features a number of intense and powerful guitar solos. The vocals add a dynamic spunk to the track, with lots of vocal layering and unique melodies. This new single from Ghost Train is a perfect track to get a crowd riled up during a live show. They sing of a woman walking out on a relationship, and then follow the story through with the line “You’ll always be my girl”. The passion and hard emotions are present through the whole track, leaving you feeling fierce and strong-willed. Be sure to keep an eye out for Ghost Train’s next EP entitled 'Life Behind Bars'. Check out “Jailhouse Woman” by Ghost Train, here. Facebook Instagram #BuzzMusic

If Rose Bates’ vibe was a color – it would be onyx. The London based singer and songwriter uses her music to artfully express her emotions and life experiences. She has a soft, pretty sound that she fuses with dark, alternative energy which leaves her fans wanting more of her original sound. “Young God” is Rose Bates’ first single after the release of her debut EP 'Daydreaming.' The track has already reached more listens on Spotify than her EP, proving that she’s expanding her fan base with each song she writes. Her music incorporates aspects of various genres including electropop and alternative pop. “Young God” has a dark and mystical tone that will make listeners feel like they are in a trance. Rose Bates creates the alluring, somber energy with a background filled with vocal echos and humming. “Young God” maintains a bass drum beat with additional snippets of various percussion noises; including light taps of a snare and cymbal. The combination of music and vocals have an effect that could be compared to the likes of artist Melanie Martinez. As the cherry on top of her vocal dessert, Rose Bates gives her listeners a fantasy-like experience with her lyrics. She sings about feeling like a young god, and elaborates on what it means to her to live her life to the fullest. Her first EP was labeled correctly; fans should prepare to enter a daydream when listening to the artistry of Rose Bates. Listen to "Young God" from Rose Bates, here. instagram.com/missrosebates facebook.com/officialrosebates #BuzzMusic

South Carolina native Grace Joyner strikes back with her latest ambient single “Fake Girlfriend”. Her dynamic alternative sound has sparked the interest of many, by performing at SXSW and Savannah Stopover, sessions at Daytrotter and Breakthru Radio, and by obtaining a sync opportunity on the CW’s hit show Riverdale. Her latest single “Fake Girlfriend” displays Grace Joyner's dynamic range of musical inspiration, as she shapes her life experiences and translates them effortlessly through her celestial and rhythmic music. Unveiling mesmerizing and haunting vocals, portraying the likes of Lana Del Rey and Feist. “Fake Girlfriend” brings an eclectic mix of alternative and somber rock, all sculpted to Grace Joyner’s liking. As the track begins, we’re hit with a throbbing bassline overtop subtle mid-tempo percussion. All enhancing Grace Joyner’s sultry and sensuous vocals towering over elevated drum patterns and groovy bass. With the appearance of faint electric guitar picking at the chorus, “Fake Girlfriend” provides compelling instrumentation perfectly evening out the track sonically. With effects that display a droning and woeful atmosphere perfectly complimenting the message of the song, and genuine meaning with authentic lyrics like “How hard is it to be sweet to your fake girlfriend? Don't you know she loves you?”. It’s clear that Grace Joyner has thoroughly crafted her sound to reflect her lyrics and life experiences, all while capturing brilliant imagery with an incredibly relatable message. Listen to "Fake Girlfriend" here. Hey Grace Joyner, welcome to BuzzMusic! We’re completely mesmerized by your soaring and ‘graceful’ vocals on your single “Fake Girlfriend”! Could you share what your creative process was like when writing the expressive song? Thank you so much! I wrote it from a personal place of frustration with a position a relationship of mine was in at the time. To be honest it just popped in my head & I didn't take it too seriously. I thought it was just a cheeky little tune I wrote to express my inner frustration. Anyway I got in a fight with the person I was with & just so happened I was headed to the studio to record right after. I was kind of fired up & jokingly showed it to my producer who is also like my therapist, Wolfgang Zimmerman. He convinced me to record it & it turned out to be one of my favorites on the record. It was a period of time in this relationship we ended up working through, but I think a lot of us have felt like a fake girlfriend or boyfriend at some point. Our generation is very independent, & committing seriously can be scary so we end up in these limbo relationships where we get what we need out of it but don't go through the motions of actualizing a partnership. The song is meant to be a reflection of that.  We’re blown away by your skilled lyric writing and finding meaning within words on “Fake Girlfriend”. Could you expand a little more on your lyrics “How can you get the world from a ghost?” Thanks! So this song is sort of a story of someone who is in love & the person they are with relies on them for support & care, but won't fully commit...so it's this limbo-land. This particular lyric is expressive of trying really hard to love someone who just isn't present or really there for you. It's a plea for help-You love someone so much but they are just emotionally gone...or dead in this case. I don't think you should ever regret loving someone-but at what point do you recognize you can't get the world from a ghost?  With your recent album, you mention that you took bigger risks during your songwriting process and pushed personal boundaries. Why do you think it’s important for artists to test those boundaries and get out of their comfort zone? I can only speak to my personal experience, but the artists I most admire usually are the ones that surprise you. Leonard Cohen for example. In one of his most famous works, Chelsea Hotel, at one point he describes getting head in a hotel room...but no one who knows that song thinks of this lyric when they think of the song. Everyone has their own interpretation I am sure-but to me it was always a reflection of how lonely it can be to be an artist...even when you are wildly successful. Anyway, whatever that song means to you-we can all agree he was just saying whatever the hell he wanted to as most of the time he did. I try to take this approach to my work. I want my music to be a snapshot of my emotional journey in life- if you like it, it means something to you, or you can relate to it-that is awesome & if not that's ok too.  Since your first EP in 2014, to your latest single “Fake Girlfriend” in 2020, do you think your music has grown with you over time? What can we expect to see from you throughout 2020? For sure I think my music has grown with me. When I released that first EP I was 23...just graduated from college, freshly stepping on my own two feet. I was exploring very different parts of life & just starting to take music more seriously. In the past 6 years, I think I have been through a lot & my emotions & experiences have shifted. So my music will shift with that. Well... with everything that is going on in the world right now I'm not so sure yet what 2020 will bring. We were hoping to tour off this record in spring-but every day that passes that seems less likely. We are pushing through as planned to release the record on 4.24.20 because especially if we are all stuck at home now is a great time to share music with the world & the people you love. We would love to get back on the road & back on stage because this is a huge part of why we love the industry-but we will have to see how the next few months pan out to see when we can get back there. I suspect I will be doing a lot of writing in 2020 as many musicians will be. 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Hello Austin David, welcome back to BUZZMUSIC and thank you for being here! "ZUMA" is such a chill and laid back song. How has moving to California influenced your music? It's given me a chance to find myself as an artist. I've long since had an affinity for California based artists starting with the Beach Boys to the Doors to the Eagles all the way to RHCP, Sublime, TuPac, etc. I wanted to get to California and see what it was all about. Working with different pop producers and writers, I found my voice as a pop artist. You got your start in music by performing covers all over Michigan. In what ways have you grown as an artist since then? What are you doing differently now? Nonstop writing. Working with different producers. Co-writing with different people. I think you get to a point where your confidence about the craft starts to peak. I've been at it for a while and you start to have an understanding of the whole process. Whenever you produce a new song, you do it with the intention of leaving a lasting impression on its listeners. How does this affect your songwriting experience? I just try to write honest music with strong hooks and honest lyrics. As long as you stay true to yourself other people will resonate. What can we expect to see from Austin David throughout the year? I'm putting the finishing touches on my next single release. People can expect an ire single to drop every 3 months. I took a break from playing shows. I had been hitting the L.A circuit for 8 years. I needed to step back and re-brand. I'll most likely do a few shows over the summer with a whole new and improved presentation. Listen to Austin David's latest single "Zuma" here. instagram.com/austindavidmusic twitter.com/austindavidjams facebook.com/austindavidmusic #BuzzMusic

Geneva born Electronic DJ Menoo is evolving deep house with his latest single “Count On Me” featuring the vocals of Sander Nijbroek. From the Geneva region, but spending most of his life in Lyon, Menoo takes a creative pop approach to deep EDM. Drawing influences from pop-folk music, he is definitely one to create positive music that grooves through the soul. With a unique sound, Menoo has taken his artistry and worked with other electronic producers from around the world. Currently working on his debut album to drop sometime this year, he’s set the bar quite high for himself and other artists. His single “Count On Me” featuring Sander Nijbroek opens with a groovy baseline, anticipating the drop of Sander Nijbroek’s crystal clear and undeniably bright vocals. The track offers a consistent beat, supported by an ever so catchy baseline encouraging you to get up and dance. Menoo has taken an incredibly creative approach to deep house music with pop-like vocals and drum patterns. That being said, the lyrics serve as the perfect cherry on top, delivering affectionate messages like, “I’ll be your shelter in the storm, your shield in the war…you can always count on me”. It’s without a doubt that Menoo’s debut album is something to look forward to. Listen to "Count On Me" here. instagram.com/djmenoo_official menoo-music.com facebook.com/djmenoo #BUZZMUSIC