Re-working the recent hit Old Town Road with a completely new angle but basically the same beat and melody, parody artist The Hairy Sun has taken on the surface level lifestyle of a homeless drug addict – adding comedy and a completely new story-line to what is a notably memorable and quickly recognizable release.
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Singer, guitarist and composer Memori has released her debut single this month, bringing together a whole range of influences to a brilliantly energizing and unique result.
The anti-bullying song evolves to become an absolute anthem, and rather than leaving you dwelling on the difficulty, it strangely offers a sense of unity and togetherness in being so bold and artistically poignant.
Talking topics directly related to their own experiences within the dating scene in San Francisco, the pair lead with unedited realness, yet they still manage to come through as respectful and genuinely likable – making the show an easy hit, and a great way to fill the silence as you go about your day.
The 3Mind Blight sound is quickly becoming a thing entirely of its own. Uncertainty reigns, but there’s a sense of possibility – a feeling that not knowing isn’t quite as bad as it sometimes seems. ‘It’ll be alright if I live a good life.’
Offering rappers & artists the perfect ambiance within which to build or perform their best work. Young Rell804 leads with professionalism & creativity intertwined – these beats are anthems waiting to happen.
LA-based composer, singer and musician Rayko collaborates for this latest release to draw attention to a topic that tears so many people apart.
What begins as a dream, leads through these high-energy moments of never giving up, to ultimately end up at a stage in which it’s no longer a dream but a reality. It’s inspiring, everything from the title to the bounce of the hook to the very concept running throughout.
DRussell goes hard musically and conceptually on this latest release. Reminiscing is a contemporary hip hop anthem that’s fairly unforgettable once it’s hit the airwaves around you.
There’s a poetic undertone to the whole thing, metaphors and imagery pour through, and the quieter moments lead entrancingly towards those with notable rhythm and vibrancy.
Texas Cut Throat create for a reason, this is an expression of a particular sentiment, and the way they’ve put it together quite literally screams both depth and professionalism. A quickly recognizable track and the sort that hard-rock and metal fans will likely have been craving for quite some time.
“Follow your heart and instinct. Master your instrument and hone the craft of songwriting. Play live as much as possible. Accept that failure, many times over, is an inevitable event on the path to success. Solve problems rather than savor them.”