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Mac Nif leaves the hip-hop box behind with his own rap brand in “Out the Box”
posted 2 Year ago by Kurt Beyers, Publicist
“Out the Box,” Mac Nif’s featured release off his Timeless album, is a showcase of his rap talents and a statement of the artistic vision he has created from his life experiences.
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Frankie 5Ø3 puzzles a relationship out of delightful pop/hip-hop track “R0MP3 CAB3ZA”
posted 2 Year ago by Kurt Beyers, Publicist
From pieces of hip-hop, pop, Spanish and his life, Frankie 5Ø3 has created a lovely puzzle of a song called “R0MP3 CAB3ZA.”
Ana Vilhete’s story has receipts for the inspiration she offers to others
posted 2 Year ago by Kurt Beyers, Publicist
Ana Vilhete has a London business with offices in London, the Netherlands, the United States and, most recently, South Africa.
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Jay Clemens Transcends Genre on His Debut Album ‘New Nirvana’
posted 2 Year ago by Paul K. Barnes
For many people, the pandemic was a time of isolation and sadness. For Jay Clemens, it was a time of self-reflection, creative experimentation, and personal discovery.
L.A. band Elk Moon avoids the ‘escapism’ of modern rock, tackles current societal issues instead
posted 2 Year ago by Jerry Buchs, Publicist
To hear them tell it, songwriters Luke Hancock and Drew Lucas have been encouraging each other to question the nature of reality and the information we’re given from the so-called mainstream ever since they first met.
Miss M. releases her new album entitled “Free to Love” filled with creative, romantic, and sensual ballads, along with mid and up-tempo, melodic beats
posted 2 Year ago by Taylor Berry, Publicist
Miss M. (also known as Miss Marilyn), a very creative artist and composer, is thrilled to announce the release of her album, “Free to Love”. This highly anticipated album of songs written by Miss M. (and produced by Norman Connors) shares and explores a zest for Life, with fun and exciting ventures and making time for love.
In Poetic Revolution’s “Capital and Karma,” lyrics and music meet in a poetry of sound
posted 2 Year ago by Kurt Beyers, Publicist
The music of Poetic Revolution begins in his poetry, but that is only a start. He fuses poet, singer, composer and software engineer.
Dontius brings out the soul of R&B with new track “Inside You Live”
posted 2 Year ago by Kurt Beyers, Publicist
Dontius has a voice born for R&B, and with his new song “Inside You Live,” he has turned to that genre from his previous hip-hop tracks.
SUNSCREEN moves fast, high, hard and happy in “MOVE WITH ME” and its album
posted 2 Year ago by Kurt Beyers, Publicist
Indie-pop rock artist SUNSCREEN’s tag line is “SUNSCREEN is a feeling.” A good feeling. If his latest release, “MOVE WITH ME,” doesn’t make you feel good, or at least better, watch the video on his YouTube channel.
James Atlas takes off in a new direction with fun, electro-pop shopping anthem “Retail Therapy”
posted 2 Year ago by Kurt Beyers - Edited by L Casserly Boomerang Beat
With a ditty-bopping, hand-clapping dance beat and playful lyrics, Australian artist James Atlas makes fun of and celebrates a kind of mall and shopping culture in his latest synth-pop release “Retail Therapy.”
Multi-Hyphenate Chris Salvatore Returns to Music After Ten Years with New Single “Starting Something”
posted 2 Year ago by Paul K. Barnes
Chris Salvatore is an artist in three worlds: music, acting, and modeling. 2024 marks his return to the world of music after a 10-year hiatus and he’s back with music that’s not only more personal but more authentic too. The appropriately titled “Starting Something” marks the beginning of this new era in his music career and is the first step of what’s to come.
Once a guitarist for a popular jam band, musician and teacher Mark Femino gives the ukulele a makeover on new rock single
posted 2 Year ago by Brennan Stebbins, Publicist
It was about a decade ago that professional musician and teacher Mark Femino was handed a ukulele, and his light-hearted exploration of the instrument went from frivolous fun to a full-fledged 15-song album, The Flea Jumpin’ Juke Joint.