Month: October 2021

Carol Ades releases debut EP ‘Through’

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Globally successful singer-songwriter Carol Ades arrives today with the release of her debut EP. Through (AWAL) is a culmination of six deeply reflective songs from Ades, marking a powerful reclamation of personal artistry and creative control for the New-Jersey-born, LA-based rising star, who has penned fan-favorite hits by Demi Lovato, Benny Blanco, Ava Max and more. Years in the making, Through is finally available today at all DSPs HERE.  Two new songs are available to hear for the first-time today, including “Brunette Caroline” and the EP’s title track “Through,” co-produced by Mike Crossey (Wolf Alice, The 1975).“The EP…

Jennifer Porter Returns With New Release

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Jennifer Porter

Jennifer Porter’s new single, ‘Show Me Your Love,’ is a hit among the blues-roots hemisphere. The song is from her critically acclaimed new album, ‘Sun Come And Shine,’ and continues where the singer left off with her last gem from the same album. Jennifer Porter warms the cockles with a passionate and inventive overture that gets the gears in motion right away. Moreover, ‘Show Me Your Love’ begins as it intends to continue, and Jennifer’s vocal beams from the get-go. She has an extraordinary singing style, exudes passion, and possesses…

Problem and Snoop Dogg drop visual for brutally honest “Dim My Light”

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Compton rapper, producer and entrepreneur Problem debuts a music video for his collaboration with Snoop Dogg entitled “Dim My Light.” Directed by Taylor Bonin, Problem is now the boss of his Coffee & Kush empire and he takes a meeting with a younger and wilder version of himself. Problem and Snoop Dogg are brutally honest with the slacker and give him some tough love to get his mind right before they can do business with him. The Audio Anthem produced West Coast banger is from Problem’s latest 4-track EP Smoke Break. “Dim My…

Montefalcone Inspires With New Release ‘Duvet’

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Montefalcone

With his latest composition, ‘Duvet,’ Montefalcone, the classical virtuoso, does not disappoint. With its enchanting radiance, the jewel reflects every beauty. It’s the first release from Montefalcone to find its way over here, and we’re surprised we haven’t heard it before. The classical composer who dabbles in neo-classical also gives an insight into current trends. He does not come across as archaic either, which is refreshing. But, he captures plenty of elements that the greats in the genre have managed to find before his time. The piano arrangement in the composition…

Fèroce and Just Isaiah Drop ‘Get To The Money’

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Get To The Money

‘Get To The Money,’ a new single by Fèroce and Just Isaiah, is hot off the press. It’s a track that pushes UK Hip Hop to new heights, and the duo do a fantastic job of flying the UK drill flag! It all starts with a powerful intro that will have you swaying in no time. The rappers then hit the stage with superb vocal performances, singing with a bold tone that transports us away from the madness of modern life. Musically, the music isn’t a million miles away from…

LaRussell & TOPE Release New Album Featuring E-40 & Nef The Pharaoh

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LaRussell and TOPE follow up the release of their album “Marlin 7” with another brand new 10 track project titled “Cook Together, Eat Together” available now on Apple Music, Spotify, Tidal, and more! Recorded in a matter of 3 days in LA at Hitco Studios, it’s obvious to see this Vallejo rapper and Portland producer have developed a great chemistry. LaRussell picks up right where he left off dropping plenty of quotable bars and memorable verses on this new project, while TOPE continues to elevate his production to another level. Surprising their fans and the music industry, LaRussell…

Anesthis Charms With ‘Prayer’

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Anesthis

Anesthis, a Bucharest-based music composer, is leading the path for classical sounds with his latest release, ‘Prayer.’ The composer deftly draws inspiration from some of the genre’s greats while also adding his own twist to create a refreshingly novel sound. It begins with a strong piano lead that will transport you from any mood to a place of tranquilly. It’s delightful that Anesthis keeps the track chilled yet delivering enough intensity, with the piano instrument bursting to the foreground of the mix with eagerness. It demonstrates the writer’s versatility, and…

Spectral Display Release ‘You’re My Religion’

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Spectral Display

Spectral Display’s ‘You’re My Religion’ is one of those tracks that gets better with each hearing. It is a tune that has been blaring out of the speakers for a few weeks, and it has become one of the most unforgettable tracks in recent memory. It’s direct but not obnoxious, and the music has a timeless quality to it. Paul Simon’s vocals offer a fresh dimension to the contemporary landscape. There are indications of the band’s music that brought them to the public in the 1980s, but they aren’t one…

Lil Nas X takes you behind the scenes of Industry Baby I Vevo Footnotes

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Grammy Award-winning artist Lil Nas X and director Christian Bresauer have partnered exclusively with Vevo for the latest installment of Vevo Footnotes, revealing every hidden reference and new information about the making of their iconic “Industry Baby” music video.  FOOTNOTES OUTLINE:0:10 Narration: The Grammy’s in Nas’s jail cell are his actual Grammys.0:18 Narration: The poster in his cell is an image from the BET Awards show he performed at three days prior to shooting the music video. 0:35 – 0:41 Lil Nas X: “I wanted to go to a place people would least expect me to go in a music…

Bond-themed soul from Espinosa van Doornum

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With a VIP’s taste for gin martini, Espinosa van Doornum align themselves with the cufflinked cool of Daniel Craig while proffering ‘The People’s Theme (No Time To Die)’. Featuring Cory D Gibson on vocals – sophisticatedly world-weary, bow tie loosened as he lounges against the mic stand – and introduced by the unmistakable point-and-shoot strings synonymous with Her Majesty’s finest, ‘The People’s Theme’ is rich and smoky, big band soul and funk, as much about classic Blaxploitation style as it is about the era of Connery and Moore. As it purrs with the luxurious charm of our silver screen action hero (a suave…