American artist Ari Fraser has released a new single titled “If Only You Would See Me”.
The track is presented as an alternative ballad built around soft vocals, atmospheric production, and introspective songwriting. It examines themes of emotional distance, unresolved connection, and the desire to be understood by someone who has become emotionally unavailable.
Lyrics referenced in the release include the lines, “Caught between silence and truth I can’t defend” and “Maybe if I breathe / I’ll feel you in the air,” which reflect the song’s focus on longing, silence, and self-preservation.
Musically, “If Only You Would See Me” combines elements of alternative pop with understated instrumentation and cinematic textures. The release places emphasis on mood and lyrical storytelling, exploring the emotional space between attachment and separation.
“If Only You Would See Me” by Ari Fraser is available on streaming platforms.
American artist Ucey explores a romantic, cinematic sound on his latest release “Superman”, a track that blends Afrobeats rhythms with reggaeton-inspired percussion and warm, melodic production.
Built around smooth grooves and atmospheric textures, “Superman” leans into a cross-genre approach that prioritizes mood and emotional tone over traditional structure.
Lyrically and thematically, “Superman” focuses on love, longing, and emotional vulnerability.
The song reflects the experience of wanting connection and finally feeling seen in a romantic context, with its sound design reinforcing that mood through warm instrumentation and smooth transitions.
“Superman” by Ucey is available now on all streaming platforms.
Nigerian-American artist JULY has released a new single titled “Intoxicated,” a blend of Afrobeats and Highlife influences shaped by themes of attraction and emotional connection.
Born in Nnewi, Anambra State and now based in Houston, JULY continues to draw from both African and international influences in his music. Speaking on the record, the artist described “Intoxicated” as “a smooth fusion of AfroHighlife and Afrobeats inspired by the beauty and aura of an irresistible woman.”
The track combines melodic Highlife elements with modern Afrobeats production while focusing on the intense emotions tied to romance and desire.
“Intoxicated” by July is out now on all streaming platforms.
American Afrobeats artist Caliph has released a new single titled “My Brother”, a reflective record centered on brotherhood, loyalty, and long-standing personal relationships.
Released in Houston, Texas, the song explores both biological and chosen family, focusing on friends who become like brothers through shared experiences, support, and life challenges.
Musically, “My Brother” is built on smooth Afrobeats melodies and Afro-fusion-inspired production.
The record continues Caliph’s focus on personal and emotionally driven themes, with an emphasis on appreciation for the people who remain consistent through different phases of life.
Speaking about the inspiration behind the song, Caliph said:
“This song is for the people who stayed solid. Blood brothers, childhood friends, day-ones — the people that became family through life. I wanted to create something that makes people appreciate the real ones around them.”
“My Brother” by Caliph is out now on all streaming platforms.
American musician Rhythmspitter has released “Candle Magic,” a slow-burning, ceremonial instrumental featured on the new EP Cosmological Exigency and the Astrological Paradigm.
Built around evolving percussion, ambient textures, and organic instrumentation, “Candle Magic” moves from whispered atmospheric openings into a hypnotic, rhythm-driven groove. The track blends tribal-inspired drums with cinematic sound design, creating a space that feels both meditative and kinetic.
Structurally, the record mirrors its concept: a spark that grows into a steady flame. It begins in stillness, gradually builds tension and rhythm, then resolves into a full-bodied, immersive flow designed for both deep listening and movement.
Listeners have described it as “an awesome track… it honours its references well — great production, musicianship, and songwriting.”
Positioned as one of the central pieces on the EP, “Candle Magic” reflects the project’s broader focus on cosmic symbolism, ritual energy, and atmospheric storytelling.
“Candle Magic” by Rhythmspitter is out now on all streaming platforms.
Ghanaian-American Afrobeats artist Massaeli has released a new single titled Challenger, a high-energy Afro-dance record that blends romantic storytelling with upbeat, dance-driven production.
Produced by KenliBeatz, the track centres on themes of romantic intent and long-term commitment, with Massaeli positioning himself not as one option among many, but as the final choice.
Challenger uses subtle wordplay to build its narrative, weaving in references such as “Excalibur” and “exes” to frame love as both a battle of loyalty and a declaration of certainty. The result is a track that feels playful yet intentional, balancing emotional depth with club-ready energy.
Despite its romantic theme, the song maintains a vibrant Afro-dance foundation, driven by high-energy percussion and rhythmic bounce designed for the dancefloor while still carrying a clear lyrical message.
“Challenger” by Massaeli is out now on all streaming platforms.
Rising Afrobeats artist Didi Musiqq has released a new single titled Falling In Love with You, a reworked version of a song originally written in 2018 that has now been fully transformed into Afrobeats.
The track’s evolution reflects a long creative journey. Initially conceived as a reggae record, the song took on a new direction after a pivotal moment in South Africa in 2024, when her stylist suggested she should try hearing a love song from her in Afrobeats. That idea sparked a return to her earlier catalog and ultimately led to the reimagining of the track in her now-defining sound.
Speaking on the transformation, Didi Musiqq shared:
“After thinking about it carefully, I decided to recompose the song into Afrobeats. In my opinion, it sounds amazing. I actually love this version even more than the original reggae version.”
Falling In Love with You was written during a deeply emotional period in her life, when she was in love, and the record reflects that sincerity through its warm melodies and uplifting tone. The song leans into themes of optimism, romance, and emotional openness, delivered through an infectious groove and smooth Afrobeats production.
The artist also reflected on her wider catalog and creative shift, saying:
“I’ve written plenty of ‘done-me-wrong’ songs in my career. Now, I wanted to focus on love, on the excitement of feeling it, giving it, and hopefully experiencing it again.”
She further described the track as:
“The type of song that’s infectious and makes you want to sing along. I hope listeners receive it in the beautiful way I meant to convey it.”
“Falling In Love with You” by DiDi Musiqq is out now on all streaming platforms.
Ghanaian-American artist Charley-A has released a heartfelt new song titled Ayekoo (A Song for Mom), a personal tribute to his late mother and a broader salute to mothers everywhere.
“Ayekoo,” a Ghanaian expression used to congratulate someone for a job well done, frames the emotional core of the track.
The song was inspired by a family gathering in 2023, when Charley-A and his siblings came together to remember their mother 28 years after her burial, sharing memories filled with both laughter and grief.
The record reflects on love, loss, and gratitude, while also acknowledging the emotional and mental strength of mothers who carry the weight of caregiving and family life. Through the song, Charley-A extends appreciation to women everywhere who take on the role of raising and nurturing children.
“Ayekoo (A Song for Mom)” is now available on all streaming platforms
American artist Hamid Joumaa (Hamid Jo) today announces the wide release of “Sunny – You Stole the Show,” a track that bridges the gap between cutting-edge technology and authentic human experience.
“Sunny – You Stole the Show” centers on lyrics written by Hamid Joumaa explore themes of digital isolation and joy. While the lyrics and creative direction are purely human, the musical arrangement and vocal performance were crafted using advanced AI tools, resulting in a high- fidelity sound that has already begun to resonate with listeners.
“The goal with ‘Sunny – You Stole the Show’’ was to see if technology could amplify the raw emotions I put into my writing,” says Hamid Joumaa. “I wanted the production to match the scale of the story I was telling, and this AI-assisted approach allowed me to realize that vision exactly as I heard it in my head.”
“Sunny – You Stole the Show” by Hamid Joumaa (Hamid Jo) is out now on all streaming platforms.
American band Fox & Hound return with their latest single, “SHINE TOGETHER”, a high-energy drum & bass release built on shimmering synth work and soaring, euphoric vocals.
Blending emotional depth with festival-ready intensity, the track captures the spirit of friendship and the experience of growing up side by side.
Uplifting melodies and driving rhythms carry a nostalgic yet forward-looking tone, following two lives.
“SHINE TOGETHER” by Fox & Hound is out now on all platforms.
The Ken Okada Group ft. YOYOKA proudly announces the release of their third studio album, CROSSING OVER, a bold and dynamic work that captures the band’s evolving sound at the intersection of jazz, funk, rock and global influences.
Following a series of acclaimed live performances across the United States and Europe, including sold-out shows at SFJAZZ and appearances at major international festivals, CROSSING OVER represents both a musical milestone and a forward-looking statement from the band.
The album features:
Ken Okada – electric bass
YOYOKA – drums
Ben Torres – tenor sax
Hristo Vitchev – guitar
Murray Low – piano & keyboards
Shido Soma – guitar (featured on “Oops My Bad”)
The music is driven by Okada’s compositional vision, blending rhythmic sophistication with melodic storytelling. The presence of YOYOKA—whose global recognition as a young drumming phenomenon continues to grow—adds explosive energy and precision throughout the record.
“CROSSING OVER is about pushing past predictability,” says Okada. “In jazz, that’s one of the biggest challenges. You have to break out of familiar patterns and go somewhere new. This album reflects that process—and how the band itself continues to shape where the music goes next.”
CROSSING OVER by Ken Okada Group ft. YOYOKA is out now on all streaming platforms.
American electronic music producer jcSubterfuge is set to electrify the underground scene once again with the release of his latest single, “DNFWU.”
Known for pushing the boundaries of rhythm and texture, jcSubterfuge returns to his roots in the Detroit electronic lineage, delivering a track that merges fierce jungle precision with expansive, cinematic atmospheres.
“DNFWU” showcases the artist’s signature meticulous sound design, characterized by splintering breakbeats and deep, resonant basslines that pay homage to the golden era of jungle while firmly looking toward the future.
With “DNFWU,” jcSubterfuge solidifies his position as a primary force in the evolution of modern drum and bass, bridging the gap between raw dancefloor energy and sophisticated sonic art.
About jcSubterfuge:
Based in Detroit, jcSubterfuge is an electronic producer and multi-instrumentalist specializing in jungle, drum and bass, and experimental IDM. Through his imprint jcSoundLab Detroit, he continues to innovate within the electronic music sphere, garnering a dedicated following for his technical mastery and evocative compositions.
“DNFWU” by jcSubterfuge is out now on all streaming platforms.
Miami-based producer Denis First returns with “La La La”, a feel-good House anthem.
Lyrically, “La La La” is about letting go of overthinking and giving yourself permission to just be, with its central “la la la” hook acting as a metaphor for that mental reset moment – when the noise in your head finally quiets down and there is nothing left but the feeling of the song carrying you forward.
“La la la” by Denis First is out now on all streaming platforms.
Following the success of his debut single “From the Future” whose music video garnered 11 million views and 100,000 new subscribers on YouTube, American DJ Chaton returns with his highly anticipated second single, “We Are Invincible”
Hailing from the sunny shores of Sanibel, FL, Chaton music is influenced by a mix of tecno, Jazz, and Souk sounds.
“We Are Invincible” is an electronic music single characterized by layered synths and punchy drums, meticulously crafted for the 2026 summer season.
“We Are Invincible” by Chaton is out now on all streaming platforms.
American Producer Lusinate steps into darker territory with the release of a new single “Truth Hz”
A contemporary dubstep track, “Truth Hz” (pronounced Truth Hurts) marks the first bass-focused release in Lusinate’s catalog.
The record was inspired by a personal experience—capturing the difficult process of breaking free from a toxic relationship and reclaiming your peace.
“This record came from a very real place in my life,” says Lusinate. “It’s about severing a deep soul tie you have with someone because they are hurting you. Sometimes when you’re in love you stay for reasons that go beyond any sort of logic. However, if you love yourself then there comes a point when you know what must be done no matter how painful it is. That was the inspiration behind the title.”
“Truth Hz” was mixed and mastered by Luca Pretolesi, the four-time Grammy-nominated engineer behind countless global dance records, at Studio DMI inside Wynn Las Vegas.
“Truth Hz” by Lusinate is out now on all streaming platforms.
American artist A.L.I.A.S returns with “IMPRESSIONS,” a high-energy blend of R&B, Afrobeat, and Amapiano built for day parties and nightlife.
Inspired by artists like Tyla, Davido, and Chris Brown, “IMPRESSIONS” delivers a confident, feel-good record designed to move crowds while keeping a melodic edge.
“IMPRESSIONS” by A.L.I.A.S is out now on all streaming platforms.
Masked American duo st.art returns with their latest single, “Lonely People – Special Version”
st.art describes themselves as a “creative collective of quantum artists, assembling reality from probabilities, synthesizing worlds from sensations, and creating music from fields and meaning.
“Lonely People – Special Version” by st.art is out now on all streaming platforms.
After igniting social media with a viral teaser, American electronic music producers Lusinate and Phiver return with “Bounce for Me”.
The track first caught fire on Instagram, where a preview clip racked up over 2.4 million views. Fans began flooding the comment section demanding a full version of the song.
“What started as a simple creative idea turned into something much bigger because of the fans,” says Lusinate. “Seeing that level of organic response made it clear this record had a life of its own. ‘Bounce for Me’ is all about the magnetic feeling you get when someone you’re attracted to is close and the tension needs to be addressed.. either on the dance floor or somewhere else.”
“Bounce for Me” by Lusinate and Phiver is out now on all streaming platforms.
American producer ØLVS returns with “Fridays” a Latin Tech House single inspired by everyone’s favourite day of the week.
“I was glancing at the calendar, hoping it would just say Friday, Friday, Friday, Friday, Friday, The track blends Latin Tech House basslines and kicks with lively congas and drums for a Latin flavor.
“Fridays” by ØLVS is out now on all streaming platforms.
American dubstep artist TRINITIII returns with his latest release, “Sparta,” a high-impact track that blends cinematic tension with relentless, hard-hitting drops.
Drawing inspiration from the intensity and atmosphere of the film 300, the record captures the feeling of stepping onto a battlefield—where chaos, power, and precision collide.
A brutal fusion of cinematic storytelling and aggressive bass design, “Sparta” delivers an immersive, battle-ready listening experience.
“I wanted ‘Sparta’ to feel like stepping into a war zone—cinematic, intense, and controlled chaos. This track really represents the direction I’m pushing my sound—blending storytelling with aggressive drops that hit hard in a live setting.”
TRINITIII is an emerging dubstep producer known for combining cinematic themes with powerful bass music. With a growing catalog of releases and a focus on consistent output, he is building momentum within the underground bass scene while developing a distinct, war-inspired artistic identity.
“Sparta” by TRINITIII is out now on all streaming platforms.
American artist Denis First returns with “Sunrise”, a melodic deep house track blending warm atmospheric synths, emotional chords and a driving groove.
It captures the uplifting moment when the night fades and the first light appears.
“Sunrise” by Denis First is out now on all streaming platforms.
Electronic music producer Bright One releases “demon time,” the second single from the album there is a dark side.
Built for late-night energy, “demon time” blends driving basslines with sharp, luminous synths to create a track designed for the midnight hours.
The single offers an early glimpse into there is a dark side, a project that explores darker electronic textures and cinematic sound design.
Bright One is a technologist, engineer, and electronic music producer who merges music and technology to push creative boundaries in modern electronic production.
“demon time” Bright One is out now on all streaming platforms.
American artist Alexander returns with “forever”, an Afro House single with melodic Tecno influences.
Hailing from from San Diego but deeply connected to his South African roots, Alexander’s music is inspired by artists like Black Coffee, Amémé, Fred Again, Adam Port, Shimza and Vidojean.
“forever” by Alexander is out now on all streaming platforms.
Masked American duo st.art returns with their latest single, “Make Love,” a bold new release that further cements their growing presence in the global music scene.
Known for their signature anonymity and psychedelic rave sound, the duo delivers a track that captures both intrigue and sonic innovation.
The group describes themselves as a “creative collective of quantum artists, assembling reality from probabilities, synthesizing worlds from sensations, and creating music from fields and meaning.
“Make Love” by st.art is out now on all streaming platforms.
American Hip Hop artist Hennzo steps into a new tier with his latest single, “PREMIUM.” Bold, high-energy, and unapologetically confident, the track is a statement piece that embodies elevation, ambition, and the mindset of success.
“‘PREMIUM’ is about upscaling your life,” says Hennzo. “It’s about understanding your value and demanding the best in every area of your life.”
“PREMIUM” by Hennzo is out now on all streaming platforms.
In celebration of the lunar new year, American artist Tony Frissore has “Island Lantern Festival”, a new single blends laid-back lo-fi textures with reggae undertones.
The release is timed to align with celebrations that occur throughout East Asia, traditionally associated with fresh starts, prosperity, and shared light.
“Island Lantern Festival” by Tony Frissore is out now on all streaming platforms.
American band The Beat Generation has released a new single titled “One World”
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“One World” features evocative bass and guitar by virtuoso player Miklos Fritz, and precise rhythmic drums by Gunter Plyr. Beat Generation vocalist, keyboardist, founder, and director, Lawrence White, produced a swelling, lifting musical piece that is a plea for peace on our planet and salvation for mankind.
“One World” by Beat Generation is out now on all streaming platforms.
American label Human Touch Records has announced the release of the newest single from Liset Alea & Lowly Light – “Find A Way” (Pat Lok Remix).
“Find A Way” (Pat Lok Remix) is both delicate and hard-hitting, perfectly complementing Liset’s vulnerable yet powerful delivery. While Pat re-imagines the Nu-Disco original as a Bass House / UK Garage banger.
About the Artists
Pat Lok is a producer and DJ melding R’n’B, House and Disco into a timeless and cut- ting-edge whole.
Liset Alea first gained prominence as a vocalist with Nouvelle Vague with whom she toured all over the world.
Lowly Light is the pseudonym for Matt Gorny, a songwriter and producer.
“Find A Way” (Pat Lok Remix) by Liset Alea, Lowly Light & Pat Lok is out now on all streaming platforms.
American artist Fabian Starr has released a new single “LOVE, LOVE, LOVE”, a vibrant pop anthem celebrating that incredible feeling of love and wanting more of it.
it’s the third single off his latest album The Later Lovers.
Written specifically for Valentine’s Day, “LOVE, LOVE, LOVE” captures that fun, feel-good vibe that resonates with people everywhere.
“LOVE, LOVE, LOVE” by Fabian Starr is out now on all streaming platforms.
American artist Tony Frissore is tapping into the rise of wellness-focused listening and the growing use of lo-fi music in meditation, study, and self-care routines with the release of his new single “Self Soothe”
Created to help listeners regulate their breathing, the track includes vocals from his wife.
“I wanted to create something that doesn’t just sound relaxing, but actively helps listeners slow down, breathe deeply, and find a moment of stillness,” says Frissore. “Self Soothe is meant to be a small pocket of peace you can return to whenever you need grounding.”
“Self Soothe” by Tony Frissore is out now on all platforms.
American poetic artist Séhkou unveils Proverbs 5:18–19 (Sunset), a meditative blend of scripture, spoken word, and soul.
Produced by Dreamlife and Seriouz Beats, the track is a rich, reverent exploration of sacred love and covenant intimacy—set against a cinematic and spiritually warm sonic landscape.
Sunset features La’Keith Rashad, whose velvet-smooth vocals deliver the song’s ethereal hook, adding emotional texture and melodic depth.
Backing vocals from Angelica Allen appear in the final verse, offering a quiet echo of the divine feminine.
Inspired by Proverbs 5:18–19 and led by the RUACH (the breath of the Most High), Sunset is more than a song—it’s a whispered benediction.
This is the first single from his developing spiritual body of work entitled Solus, an intentional collection of sacred compositions grounded in intimacy, reverence, and return.
“Proverbs 5:18–19 (Sunset)” by Séhkou is out now on all streaming platforms.
Producer ØLVS is back with “Spicy”, a Latin Tech House track which tells the story of a fiery, charismatic woman who claims she isn’t as “spicy” as people say—though her energy on the dance floor tells a different story.
The cheeky track features a Tech House bass and kick sound, with some Salsa flavors, Afro House vibes, and Latin female vocals.
In ØLVS’s own words: “I want people to dance but also giggle a little, the track is pretty cheeky.”
“Spicy” by ØLVS is out now on all streaming platforms.
American artist Ship Says Om has released “Mother Director”, the 2nd single from her latest EP DREAM JOURNAL.
The EP unveils a fluid, enriching passage through acoustic soundscapes, merging pared-down electronics with hushed songwriting in a tranquil, contemplative collection.
DREAM JOURNAL by Ship Says Om is out now on all streaming platforms.
Ghanaian-American gospel singer Charley-A has released his latest single, “Be Still”, a much-needed song to prompt christians to remain firm in God.
This song is a musical anchor designed to lead listeners away from anxiety and direct them to the refuge of God’s presence. Rooted in the timeless promise of Psalm 46:10, the song begins with a pleasant harmonious melody, acknowledging the overwhelming noise of life, before building into a powerful declaration of God’s absolute sovereignty.
It invites the believer to stop fighting, stop striving and for a few precious minutes, simply be in the presence of the Almighty. It speaks directly to the exhaustion of our current culture, providing a soaking worship experience that helps people surrender their burdens.
“Be Still” by Charley-A is out now on all streaming platforms.
“U DEY FOR ME”, the new single by Ghanaian- American gospel singer Charley-A is a declaration that God is not just a distant creator, but an “ever-present help”.
The title translates to “You’re there for me” in Pidgin English and the song is a reminder that in the middle of chaos, in the quiet, in the valleys and on the peaks, God is not just watching but walking beside his children.
“U DEY FOR ME” by Charley-A is out now on all platforms.
American artist DiDi Musiqq unveils her latest single, “Something In My Heart,” a soulful track that explores the lingering feeling of love that never truly fades.
“True love never dies,” says DiDi. “Sometimes it doesn’t work out due to timing, irreconcilable differences, or simply not being on the same path spiritually — but sometimes there’s that one person you just can’t forget or completely let go of, even if they weren’t the right one for you at that time.”
Inspired by this deeply relatable experience, “Something In My Heart” blends heartfelt storytelling with a beat that keeps listeners moving. “I didn’t want it to feel sad,” DiDi explains. “I wanted to tell the story, but still make it enjoyable at the same time. I feel like ‘Something In My Heart’ does exactly that.”
Raised in a Caribbean musical household as one of eight siblings, DiDi was surrounded by the sounds of legends like Whitney Houston from an early age. According to her mother, she began singing at just six months old—and by age six, her passion for music was undeniable. Starting out in school choirs, DiDi evolved into a genre-fluid artist whose sound now spans soul, pop, reggae, R&B, house, EDM, and Afrobeats.
Her musical journey took a defining turn when she first discovered Afrobeats. “When I first heard Afrobeats, I got truly excited and felt this was my calling,” she recalls. That discovery ignited an artistic explosion—
“Something In My Heart” by Didi Musiq is now available on all platforms
American singer and former tennis player Eylsia Nicolas recently came face to face with every artist’s worst nightmare: the news that she may never sing again.
In early 2025, her doctors confirmed that she had suffered permanent loss of lung capacity and severe vocal‑cord damage as a result of COVID.
However, in December that year she received a patent for a of 3D sound technology which along with AI support, helped her regain her voice.
She’s back to making music and has dedicated her new single “Science of Our Times” to the technology.
“Science of Our Times” by Eylsia Nicolas out now on all platforms.
Carr’s original composition combines neoclassical composition, and improvised solo violin with a nod to the emerald Isle.
An avid hiker and mountaineer, Richard credits one if his hiking trips as the inspiration behind this new piece.
“A few years back, I went trekking on the Dingle and Kerry ways on the west coast of Ireland. I spent my nights in small villages where I would do improvised, impromptu solo violin concerts in the churches and Cathedrals. I made field recordings of these concerts and used them in an earlier release called “Gray Skies on the Edge”. Last year, I took some of that material and scored it for orchestra. Manannan Mac Lir (Irish god of the sea) is the result of that process.
“Mac Lir (Irish god of the Sea)” by Richard Carr out on all platforms.
The romantic single is one of a number of festive songs released by the Eylsia Nicolas in December 2025
Born Lisa Pamintuan, Eylsia Nicolas, started playing a tennis as a child but changed careers after she was banned from Wimbledon at 17 due to her Belfast family ties during the year of the IRA London bombing.
“Kiss Me Under the Mistletoe” by Eylsia Nicolas is out now on all platforms.
American artist ØLVS has released a new single “Combatant,” a fierce Afro House track driven by tension and energy, and call and response.
The self-produced single was in inspired by the idea of a kingdom, the song shifted to a battle-ready vibe with the addition of African vocals, featuring dynamic male and female contrasts vocals backed by distinctive drums and bass.
ØLVS also designed the artwork for the cover, depicting a warrior before a rising sun.
Known for his dynamic fusion of Afrobeats, R&B, and soulful flare, Michael continues to push sonic boundaries with a record built for high-energy nights and irresistible movement.
“This song is all about that moment when the music takes over,” says Michael O. “It’s confidence, attraction, and adrenaline wrapped in one. A record that makes you feel good—no thinking, just vibe.”
Featured on his latest EP Lagos 2 London, “Bangbang” showcases the bolder, edgier pulse of Michael’s evolving sound — bridging global nightlife and cultural identity with flair.
American band The Beat Generation continues to create music that not only makes the listener want to move and dance, but also to ponder a better way to treat each other, and ourselves.
Their new single “The Wave” was composed and performed by Lawrence White and recorded with Nigerian guitarist extraordinaire, Ayo Isreal who Mr. White has worked with often.
Influenced by philosophers Alan Watts and Joseph Campbell and scientists Carl Sagan and Alfred Einstein, Mr. White’s lyrics reflect on the vector of science, religion, and art, and how our actions today reflect our evolution into higher beings while the music seduces our senses with a killer groove.
“The Wave” by The Beat Generation is out now on all platforms
Inspired by the likes of Chris Lake and Fred Again, the song features emotional chords and a hypnotic lead that captures the pull of falling into something familiar.
Bryce Alakai was born in Hawaii and is now based in Las Vegas.
“Falling Back” by Bryce Alakai is out now on all platforms.
“Spiritual” introduces the emotional core of the project. Blending elements of Afrobeats and alternative R&B, the song centers on clarity, surrender, and the quiet power of being seen when you cannot see yourself. Built around warm vocal layers, steady percussion, and meditative writing, “Spiritual” sets the tone for a body of work focused on growth, identity, and transformation.
“This song came from a moment where everything finally made sense,” Yinminu shares. “It’s about letting go of what you’re trying to force and allowing yourself to be guided. It’s the feeling of being understood without having to explain.”
The release marks the beginning of a five-song rollout that spans different genres and emotional chapters. WE ARE NOT THE SAME moves through themes of surrender (“Spiritual”), confidence (“Missed Calls”), heaviness (“Secrets”), emotional transition (“Changes”), and survival (“It’s Not The Same Anymore”). Each track offers a different vantage point on the central idea that transformation, though sometimes uncomfortable, is necessary.
“Spiritual” was recorded in Oakland with collaborators, Diaspora Boys.; who helped shape its textured, intimate soundscape. The track arrives with striking visuals featuring Yinminu overlooking the Pacific coastline in flowing red fabric; an image that mirrors the song’s energy: calm, powerful, and centered.
“Spiritual” by Yinminu is out now on all platforms
American artist Rodney Hazard’s new project CrashLanding.exe is an instrumental and remix EP showcasing his signature fusion of warm organic instrumentation, rich textures, and Afro-house rhythms.
The track blends emotional melodies and atmospheric production with DonCu’s expressive vocal delivery, resulting in a powerful and uplifting sound.
The title comes from West African pidgin and means it will take time, a message about patience, growth and the slow but meaningful process behind every dream.
Through “E Go Tey,” Cysco continues to explore powerful and uplifting soundscapes built around movement and progression.
Describing the electronic music single, Azlan says” “It drifts through the frozen edges of my Azlantian world. Cold air, quiet motion, and a pulse buried beneath the ice.”
Azlan is from Orange County, California and has played festivals like Sci-Fighter, Burning Man, Lightning in a Bottle, Youtopia Festival, and Bequinox.
He took a darker and retro sounding turn on the project, resulting in four dance tracks and one featuring the vocalist Rachael Leah on ‘the other side’.
This is his second synthwave/house EP and he will spend most of 2026 touring North Carolina, USA.
Van Horton won an Emmy Award in 2006 for his role as a Graphics Operator for Sunday Night Football on NBC.
Norwegian artist Madr has released his debut album ‘Zero Gravity Heart’ on which he explores balance between human vulnerability and mechanical precision.
Like other songs on the album,‘Nightwork’ is dark, experimental, and atmospheric, capturing the feeling of floating between the earthly and the unknown.
Born Morten Halvorsen into a musical family in Norway, Madr blends analogue synths, piano, strings, and real drums with distortion, noise, and glitch, his music lives in the space between electronica, IDM, ambient, and neo-classical.
He’s now based in Austin, Texas
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(Zombies) All the Way Up” is a cinematic tearout dubstep banger from New York-based producer Demien Sixx, blending horror-inspired atmospheres with brutal, high-energy drops.
This track is part of an original project that fuses storytelling, theatrical sound design, and aggressive basslines—crafted specifically for the underground rave scene.
American visionary artist Rellyo Bambini has announced the release of Cloned & Upgraded; Please Insert Soul Here.
The project is a daring exploration of identity, technology, and humanity, blending sci-fi aesthetics with raw emotional depth to create a sound unlike anything on today’s airwaves.
Fusing elements of dark electronic, psychedelic hip-hop, and futuristic rock, Rellyo Bambini crafts a sonic experience that is both mind-bending and soul-stirring.
The album’s title, a provocative statement on our increasingly artificial world, reflects its central theme: what does it mean to be human when everything—even our art, our memories, and our very selves—can be cloned, upgraded, and replicated?
“This record is about chasing authenticity in a world obsessed with simulation,” says Rellyo Bambini. “I wanted it to feel like you were drifting through neon-lit cities, dystopian arenas, and dreamscapes, but still confronting something very human—love, loss, identity, and survival.”
About Rellyo Bambini
Rellyo Bambini is a genre-defying artist known for their bold, futuristic vision and immersive storytelling. Drawing inspiration from sci-fi cinema, cyberpunk aesthetics, and underground music culture, Bambini creates art that feels both ahead of its time and deeply connected to human emotion. With a growing fan base and a fearless approach to sound, Bambini is quickly
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American electronic music producer and DJ Lusinate delivers pure sunshine with his latest single, “Best Life,” a radiant, piano-driven house track that captures the essence of joy, gratitude, and self-renewal.
Mixed and mastered by two-time GRAMMY-nominated engineer Luca Pretolesi, the song blends warmth and polish with a sound that feels tailor-made for those days you need an injection of positivity.
“Music is medicine for the soul. I made this song when I was down and going through a lot in order to raise my vibration. I did it with the hope that it would do the same thing for anybody who listens to it,” says Lusinate.
“This song is my love letter to life and the beauty of it all — the ups, the downs, and everything in between. It’s good to remind ourselves that no matter what we’re going through, there’s always something to smile about.”
Crafted with elements of Afrobeats, Afro-pop and Afro-fusion, the track explores the contrast between body and mind: the physical attraction to someone who mentally drains you, and the awareness that this connection is dangerous.
“It’s a song about the moment when exhaustion from enduring emotional pain transforms into a plea to be loved harder, deeper, and truly,” explains The Ayami.
“It creates a space where listeners, especially women can recognize their complex emotions, inner conflicts, and find resonance in this raw vulnerability.
Rising Afro-Soul sensation Princess Ella returns with her most personal release yet, LIFE”, a heart-stirring single that captures the silent battles people fight behind the brightest smiles.
Blending elegant Afro-Soul textures with contemporary African rhythms, “LIFE” delivers raw truth through melody, emotion, and timeless storytelling.
“Sometimes we don’t look like what we’ve survived… LIFE is for the ones who keep going even when no one knows what they’re carrying,” say Princess Ella who was born in Atlanta to Nigerian parents.
A new offering from Jenny Gillespie Mason (Ship Says Om )the singer/multi-instrumentalist behind Sis and the Lower Wisdom, Dream Journal is a collection of six ambient folk-influenced tracks, drawing from shamanic, Celtic, and global sounds, infusing it with the depth and solace of a psychedelic guided-therapy playlist.
Time-dilated vocal traces drift through “Samadhi,” where field recordings and blurred piano motifs create a meditative entryway into translucent synth-inspired hues and gentle strumming.
American DJ Nerikomi has released his new single “Buru” a emotional Afro House track built around authentic East African vocal samples, organic percussion, and warm Rhodes chords recorded live.
The track which features American band Journey of theSoul, flows with atmospheric textures and expressive melodies, balancing light melancholy and inner peace.
Nerikomi’s music is inspired by Keinemusik, Maz, Antdot, Moblack, Samm, and Anja,
A San Francisco–based electronic music maker, has released their original album, “Constellation,” drawing from a blend of French Touch, Afro- house, and synthwave influences.
This release from Lansification is deeply influenced by the French Touch movement, with artists like Daft Punk, Air, and Polo&Pan inspiring the grooves, analog warmth, and retro- futurist spirit that permeate the tracks.
The album’s thematic core is shaped by the artist’s experience with dyslexia, channeling the disorder’s enhancement of auditory perception, spatial reasoning, and musical pattern recognition into a compelling musical journey.
“Constellation” stands out by offering a personal perspective on dyslexia’s impact on auditory perception, delivering a full sonic universe filled with groove swaps, beat switches, and cosmic layers that transport listeners on a unique auditory voyage.
At just eight years old, Amariah uses her God-given voice to shine light in a world that deeply needs hope.
She blends her African heritage from the Kuku Tribe of South Sudan with her upbringing in Mississippi, USA, creating a unique sound that resonates with families, churches, and believers across the globe.
In this reinterpretation, the track takes on a modern and Electropop feel, featuring precise beats, emotional vocals, and production that blends sensuality with dancefloor energy.
The new version gives the song a fresh electronic dimension, turning its emotional core into a vibrant club experience.
It’s the first single of the year from the Brooklyn native who’s been performing and presenting music shows since the days of New York’s legendary dance clubs.
As part of the rollout for his third album, Philadelphia-based artist RAUSCH has issued a solo piano covers series highlighting some of his key influences.
Artists represented in this round of single releases have included Queen, Pink Floyd, Guns N’Roses, and the darker side of Billy Joel.
This 9th and final installment pays tribute to the Prince of Darkness, Ozzy Osbourne.
“I think the reason Ozzy Osbourne’s death hit me as hard as it did (for someone I never met) is because, above all else, he always seemed real,” says RAUSCH.
“People have long pointed out a darkness in some of my songwriting – “owning it,” as my therapist likes to say! – and I’ve only recently realized that it’s Ozzy himself whose lyrical voice really helped pave the way for embracing such psychological sincerity through (my) music.”
He added: “Seems neither of us knew any other way – only difference is I’ve never bitten into a bat, snorted ants, or p*ssed on the Alamo…
“As for the Ozzy selection? I was really tempted to go with lesser-known near-and-dear-to-my-heart favorites (“Old L.A. Tonight,” or the late-career gem “Ordinary Man”), but truth be told, I do in this case feel just as deeply moved by that which is most widely known: “Mama, I’m Coming Home.”
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After playing the guitar for several bands, Tali recently returned to his first love: the piano.
He started playing the piano in a 2015. unable to bring his guitar with him during to deployment to the Middle East, he had to improvise to maintain his commitment to creating music.
American artists Martone and Intelligent Diva have collaborated on a new single “Too Bad So Sad” off Martone’s forthcoming album Phoenix Rising: The Emperor’s Ascension.
Written by Martone and Intelligent Diva, the the break up song traces the journey from heartbreak to empowerment, blending raw vulnerability with fierce, unfiltered confidence. Opening with Martone’s soulful confession of betrayal and shattered promises, the song captures the emotional aftermath of a love turned sour.
Intelligent Diva takes the reins in the second verse with an electrifying rap performance, delivering a no-nonsense pep talk for anyone struggling to reclaim their worth.
“‘Too Bad, So Sad’ is a conversation between heartbreak and healing,” Martone explains. “I laid down the vulnerability, and Intelligent Diva stormed in with strength and self-love. It mirrors that moment when your best friend grabs your hand and reminds you exactly who you are.”
The track carries an even deeper resonance for Martone personally, coinciding serendipitously with the finalization of his divorce. “It wasn’t planned,” he shares. “But the timing couldn’t be more symbolic.”
Beyond music, Martone remains a passionate advocate for LGBTQ+ rights, dedicating proceeds from his projects to organizations like LGBT Books to Prisoners.
American producer 4UM8 has released a new single “HAUNTED”, an electrifying new instrumental track made for high energy energize dance floors and parties.
With a driving beat, fierce percussion, and a G# minor key, “HAUNTED” channels an energetic and powerful mood.
4UM8 drew inspiration from leading names in the genre such as Eric Prydz, Deadmau5, Sander van Doorn, Umek, and Alan Fitzpatrick.
The track features an unrelenting, positive energy at 128 BPM, delivering tightly-crafted beats and dynamic instrumentation that ensure every moment pulses with excitement.
At just eight years old, Amariah Lodiong is using her God-given voice to shine light in a world that deeply needs hope.
Through gospel songs, Christian worship music, and faith-filled devotionals, She delivers a powerful message of love, faith, and divine purpose.
Amariah is also active in volunteer work serving refugee camps in Africa, uplifting the elderly, and supporting those in need.
This is reflected in her decision to include over 30 children in her new video, most of whom are orphaned.
Amariah blends her African heritage from the Kuku Tribe of South Sudan with her upbringing in Mississippi, USA, creating a unique sound that resonates with families, churches, and believers across the globe.
The release comes on the heels of BRIGHT-D’s second album, Taste of Diamond which featured international superstars Wizkid and Beenie Man, solidifying his place as one of the most exciting voices in today’s global music scene.
With “Party Animal,” BRIGHT-D continues to push boundaries, blending infectious rhythms, vibrant melodies, and irresistible hooks into a track that celebrates freedom, nightlife, and good vibes.
“This song is about letting go, living in the moment, and celebrating life,” says BRIGHT-D. “I wanted to give my fans something that makes them dance, smile, and feel unstoppable
“SENSUAL” captures the late-night energy of attraction, chemistry, and rhythm.
With influences from Tyla’s “Dynamite”, Wizkid’s “2 Sugar”, Chris Brown & Wizkid’s “Call Me Everyday”, and Wizkid & Tems’ “Essence”, the track delivers a sultry yet captivating soundscape that pulls listeners deeper into the album’s world.
“SENSUAL is about that undeniable energy shift, when two people connect and everything else fades out,” says A.L.I.A.S “It’s smooth, magnetic, and meant to feel alive in every setting, whether you’re dancing or vibing late at night.”
The track blends blends Afro House grooves with Spanish vocals to create a track that’s equally at home in sunset sets, peak-hour energy, and festival moments.
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American electronic dance artist Fabian Starr unveils his latest single “Digital Love,” the lead single off his forthcoming November album The Later Lovers
“Digital Love” showcases Fabian’s signature luminous sincerity – a vocal delivery that carries quiet confidence and gentle ease, inviting listeners into an intimate sonic space.
The production architecture of “Digital Love” demonstrates Fabian’s refined approach to electronic composition.
American artist jcSubterfuge has released a new single “Obsession” loosely based on his experience with a fan who frequently tried to communicate with him on social media and even showed up at his shows with strange gifts for him.
“Please understand that I am extremely happy if even one person likes one of my tracks but calling me their babe on Social Media, etc. on a daily basis is a bit creepy,” jcSubterfuge explains.
“Needless to say I had to politely ask her to stop and you can hear my interpretation of how the conversation went about 2 minutes, 55 seconds into the track.”
“Obsession” opens with a hypnotic, pulsating bassline that immediately draws the listener in. The signature breakbeats of jungle and drum and bass kick in, creating a powerful, high-octane rhythm that is both exhilarating and impossible not to dance to.
”I wanted to create something that pushed the boundaries of what people expect from electronic music,” says the Detroit-born artist . “’Obsession’ is about the feeling of being completely consumed by something or someone, and I tried to translate that intensity into the music. The combination of jungle, drum and bass, and pop felt like the perfect way to express that chaotic yet beautiful feeling.”
Infused with infectious rhythms and Afrobeat flavor, the track captures the effortless connection between two people vibing in perfect harmony—living in the moment, soaking up each other’s presence, and letting the good vibes flow.
“Good Vibrations is just that,” DiDi says. “Good vybes between two people feeling the synergy between them. Vibing in on great chemistry and having a great time, excited about the possibilities of where it can go—but not focusing on anything but each other’s company.”
Driven by her signature smooth alto-soprano vocals and masterful songwriting, “Good Vibrations” continues DiDi’s journey into upbeat, mood-boosting territory. “I’m on a feeling-good vibe kick when it comes to writing. I want the singles on my upcoming album to be just that,” she explains. “I hope that’s what everyone feels when they hear this single.”
Raised in a vibrant Caribbean musical household as one of eight siblings, DiDi was immersed in the sounds of legends like Whitney Houston from a young age. According to her mother, DiDi began singing at just six months old, and by age six, her passion for music was undeniable.
She first made her mark in school choirs before evolving into a dynamic, genre-fluid artist whose music spans soul, pop, reggae, R&B, house, EDM, and Afrobeats.
“When I first heard Afrobeats, I got truly excited and felt this was my calling,” says DiDi.
Based in Los Angeles and San Francisco, Tori creates music across multiple genres- EDM, rap, metal, country, screamo) using a unique process to blend her original vocals & melodies with technology to harness emotion and storytelling.
American singer-songwriter artist A.L.I.A.S turns up the heat with “Fever”, one of the tracks from his newly released album, Sometimes I’d Rather Have Fun.
Inspired by artists like Chris Brown, Tyla, and Tems, “Fever” is both hypnotic and emotionally charged — a song that feels like slow-burning fire on the dancefloor.
“Fever” was created to feel like heat in motion — sensual, rhythmic, and immersive. I wanted it to be intimate but danceable, like catching eyes across the room and knowing it’s on from there,” says A.L.I.A.S
Erik Aronesty is an American singer who also has a day job as the founder of Q32, and Artificial Intelligence and technology consulting firm that helps startups harness machine learning.
His new single “Enter Weird” is fun and catchy, showcasing his signature fusion of electronic music, hip hop and heavy metal.
Erik, who’s been making music since childhood, credits Coldplay and Morrison as some of his influences and say his songwriting process is “just stuff that’s happening in my life”
American artist Jack Horton is back with his second EP in a year: Imperfections, a five-song collection that blends storytelling with polished musicianship.
The pianist’s and songwriter’s release features four original songs and a reimagined version of Jim Croce’s 1972 classic.
“As a songwriter, I never thought I’d cover someone else,” Horton says, “but I wanted to bring something new to this song.”
Horton is releasing one song a month from the EP, starting in April, with the last song being released in August.
The most recent is “Never Know Why” a passionate and duet with singer Vesper Stockwell that starts off bare and ends up with a full symphony.
Leading the EP is “Set Me Free,”a song born from personal transformation and letting go. “I’m grateful for my divorce,” Horton says. “Without it, I’d never have written “Set Me Free,” which is about loving someone enough to let them go.”
Next comes the upbeat, pop-country anthem “String Around My Finger,” the tale of a songwriter choosing love over Nashville. Horton nods to his musical heroes in the lyrics: “I’m playin’ covers at ol’ Joe’s every Wednesday night / Elton John, Johnny Cash, and a little John Prine.”
Listen to “Never Know Why” by Jack Horton and Vesper Stockwell
American artist Rodney Hazard is back with “Islands (You & I),” a new single blending the infectious rhythms of Amapiano with his signature electronic textures.
Rising electronic music producer Lusinate just collaborated with fellow Denver producer Phiver on “What She Wants,” an explosive EDM track with a seductive theme centered on feminine desire.
Crafted for the club, “What She Wants” brings together a pounding kick pattern, deep sub-driven grooves, and crisp, dynamic production.
The track explores the energy and confidence of a woman who knows exactly what she’s after — and isn’t afraid to take it.
“I wanted to create something that hits hard but still feels sexy and empowering,” says Lusinate. “It’s all about tapping into that bold, magnetic energy.”
Sophia Brusasco had spent much of her life learning to express her inner life through music, but when she debuted the Winthrop persona, she was able to truly tap into her authenticity for the first time.
Across five genuinely unpredictable tracks, she fully realizes the potential hinted at by her first singles. While a lifelong fascination with trap and dubstep has always been at the heart of her sound, these new songs also showcase a keen pop sensibility.
“It may be confusing, but that’s by design,” she says. “These songs came from some confusing situations.”
The EP’s title track is perhaps the most poignant of the producer’s young career. It’s her most intricately produced, layering her vocals into a mesmerizing sound.
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A blend of reggae and electronic music, the track was released under Circus Records – one of the world’s most influential dubstep labels, founded by Flux Pavilion and Doctor P.
It blends Layne Tadesse’s soulful reggae vocals with HVRCRFT’s signature festival-ready bass, delivering a fresh, genre-blurring sound.
Listen to “ Listen to the Sound” by HVRCRFT and Layne Tadesse
Nigerian-American Artist Kate Odulukwe is making a bold declaration on her new single titled “Ezewa” a word she coined for herself based on the word “Eze” which means “king” in Igbo.
Her pride in her Igbo heritage is evident from the song cover in which she’s pictured wearing a cloth headband made from the traditional Isi-Agu (Lion Head) fabric
Drawing inspiration from the likes of Burna Boy, Tiwa Savage and Rema, Kate’s self-assurance takes center stage on the track.
According to Kate, her sound embodies a new era of Afrobeats charged by Afro-diasporic music. It’s a fusion that’s become her signature—mixing global sounds with a strong cultural voice.
The accompanying music video further celebrates herself as well the combination of her New York background and Nigerian heritage.
Produced by frequent collaborator, JPRiZM, the album delves into the core of the human experience, touching on themes of love, community, and self-discovery.
The word “enyi” means “friend” in the Igbo language of Nigeria. The Nigerian-American Echezona (Onwuama) is a multi-lingual singer, rapper, and songwriter who grew up in the Dorchester neighborhood of Boston.
Raised by Nigerian immigrant parents, Echezona is a Son of Africa and a Son of America. His artistry reflects his multicultural exposures and is a fusion of afrofusion, R&B, soul, hip hop, and afrobeat. Fluent in lgbo (the native language of his parents), Echezona is a living embodiment of a blend of cultural influences. When growing up, Nigerian music played in his home while hip hop was his influence in the inner-city streets.
Echezona explains: “These 9 records come straight from the heart. They were written to feel like a friend sitting next to you, sharing stories of raw honesty and openness. Through these songs, we wanted to celebrate the strength and beauty of the everywoman, embrace the richness of African culture, and spark a sense of togetherness.
Echezona further explains the meaning behind “Flaws” as an example. “Flaws” is a testament to overcoming defeats and failures and accepting that no one can expect perfection, even oneself. Personally, I remember feeling horrible after flunking a driving test one day but after I got over the disappointment, I tried again and passed. That experience inspired me to write “Flaws”. We all have been there with something; all have had to face a shortcoming or some adversity. When we’re going through something like that, it can be tough. But eventually we need to uplift ourselves, and at times we all need to be uplifted by another. I just want to see everyone win at whatever they’re pursuing.”
Producer/collaborator JPRiZM elaborates about Ényì: “At their core, these records carry themes of love, community, and making a difference in each other’s lives. It’s about communicating with and feeling for one another. Ényì speaks to the joys and the challenges we face in life. Several years in the making, we’ve been creating and storing many songs in the vault. We just felt it was the right time now to release to the world what we’ve been creating. We’re pleased with the spectrum of music and storytelling that this album represents. There’s music to be enjoyed by everyone.”
The pianist’s and songwriter’s release features four original songs and a fresh take on a Jim Croce classic.
Horton is releasing one song a month from the EP, starting in April, with the last song being released in August.
Leading the EP is Set “Me Free”, a song born from personal transformation and letting go. “I’m grateful for my divorce,” Horton says. “Without it, I’d never have written “Set Me Free”, which is about loving someone enough to let them go.”
Next comes the upbeat, pop-country anthem “String Around My Finger”, the tale of a songwriter choosing love over Nashville. Horton nods to his musical heroes in the lyrics: “I’m playin’ covers at ol’ Joe’s every Wednesday night / Elton John, Johnny Cash, and a little John Prine.”
The EP also includes “Operator”, a reimagined version of Jim Croce’s 1972 classic. “As a songwriter, I never thought I’d cover someone else,” Horton says, “but I wanted to bring something new to this song.”
“Never Know Why” is a passionate duet with Vesper Stockwell, Horton’s musical collaborator and partner. The EP closes with a reworked version of Space and Time, Horton’s 2023 single about someone asking for space as a way of ending a relationship.
Imperfections follows The Tokyo Sessions, a four-song EP of Japanese music written by Horton, who is bilingual, while living in Tokyo. That project will be promoted in Japan starting in mid-2025.
About Jack Horton
Jack Horton grew up in Oregon before moving to Tokyo in his late teens, where he supported himself and worked his way through Japanese law school by playing piano bars on weekends. After a successful career as an attorney, government official, and tech founder/CEO, he returned to his first love—songwriting. A classically trained pianist, Horton’s music blends storytelling with deep emotional resonance.
On the inspiration behind the song, the Detroit-based artist explains, “This track is loosely about breaking up with a significant other and while both sides try to do it amicably.”
“The truth is, neither side wants anything to do with the other after the breakup.”
On the the inspiration behind the song which is actually a remix of one of the vocals on his debut album Chasing, GR1FN shares “It’s really a special track, and the message I believe is important. Just breathe.”
He added “At a time where we are all going so fast, its a gentle musical reminder to breathe.”
Born Bry Stevens, the California-based producer and DJ has released several remixes including Nomacita Remix with Miss Monique, Genesi and Carl Bee which came out in May this year.
Following the release of “Never Twice”, American producer Slowstir returns with “Lowkey Thing”, a sleek and cinematic Afropop track that explores intimacy, secrecy, and the thrill of the unspoken.
Blending elements of electronic, UK garage, and subdued rap, “Lowkey Thing” captures a mood of late-night tension and quiet connection.
DJ Empress, a pioneering force in drum & bass and one of the first internationally touring female DJs in the genre paying homage to her hometown New York with her latest single.
“Turn It Up” is a raw, high-voltage homage to Manhattan NYC’s chaos and beauty. Featuring rolling programmed Amen breaks, soaring atmospheres, and deep sub-bass, it merges gritty urban energy with spiritual elevation.
DJ Empress has spent decades touring the world, DJing & carving space for women in the scene, known for her razor-sharp mixing, cinematic productions, and rebellious spirit.
Rising from the heart of South Florida’s vibrant electronic music scene, electronic dance music (EDM) artist PRiZM returns to the spotlight with a brand-new single, “Coming Back,” a high-energy anthem blending pulsating basslines, uplifting melodies, and emotional resonance.
Known for his dynamic sound and immersive live performances, PRiZM continues to push the boundaries of modern EDM. “Coming Back” showcases his signature style—a fusion of festival-ready drops, nostalgic synth textures, and an undeniable sense of momentum that reflects both personal growth and artistic evolution.
“This track is about rediscovery,” says PRiZM. “After the chaos of the past few years, I wanted to create something that captures the energy of returning to yourself—whether that’s on the dance floor, in your creative zone, or just in life.”
As a South Florida based Artist, PRiZM channels the city’s cultural diversity and nightlife energy into every track. With previous performances across the US and abroad with a growing international fan base, “Coming Back” marks the next chapter in a career that continues to captivate the EDM community.
“Make Me Feel” is the new Afro-Melodic single by Sounds Human, a US-based producer known for his emotional and cinematic approach to electronic music, and Starving Yet Full, the unmistakable voice behind Azari & III, now recognized for his soulful solo ventures.
This powerful collaboration blends atmospheric textures, deep grooves, and a haunting vocal performance that channels both euphoria and vulnerability.
About the Artists
Sounds Human has spent twenty years evolving from DJ to producer blending afro tribal and organic house with modern electronic beats. The project weaves global rhythms and melodies into sets that journey from deep grooves to raw percussive climaxes connecting dance floor energy with quieter reflective moments. At its heart Sounds Human honors diverse musical traditions while pushing the possibilities of electronic production.
Starving Yet Full (Cedric Kazihise Gasaida) is a Rwandan-Canadian artist, widely known as the iconic vocalist of Azari & III, whose hits shaped a generation of underground house. Now residing between Rwanda and Europe, his voice and songwriting continue to move seamlessly between soul, electronic and Afro-infused sonics
Blending soulful melodies with rich Afro-fusion and contemporary hip-hop elements, the Ghana-born artist delivers a raw and uplifting performance that resonates with dreamers, fighters, and believers everywhere.
“This song is about recognizing the hand of God in my journey — even through the battles and setbacks, there’s still triumph, there’s still Glory,” says Cozy. “I want people to feel empowered and reminded that their story isn’t over.”
Produced with cinematic layers, pulsating drums, and introspective lyricism, “Glory” captures Cozy’s signature sound: authentic, emotional, and larger-than-life. It marks a major milestone in his evolving artistry and sets the tone for an exciting year ahead.
Rising from the heart of South Florida’s vibrant electronic music scene, electronic dance music (EDM) artist PRiZM returns to the spotlight with a brand-new single, “Me and You,” a high-energy anthem blending pulsating basslines, uplifting melodies, and emotional resonance.
Known for his dynamic sound and immersive live performances, PRiZM continues to push the boundaries of modern EDM. “Me and You” showcases his signature style—a fusion of festival-ready drops, nostalgic synth textures, and an undeniable sense of momentum that reflects both personal growth and artistic evolution.
“This track is about rediscovery,” says PRiZM. “After the chaos of the past few years, I wanted to create something that captures the energy of returning to yourself—whether that’s on the dance floor, in your creative zone, or just in life.”
Sengalese-American producer is sharing his new production “Pulse Empire”
The track is one of twenty on his debut album Lagos Heat which celebrates the energy of the Nigerian city and home of Afrobeats.
Listen to “Pulse Empire”
About the Artist
BabsB is a third generation djembe drummer from Senegal, West Africa. For ten years he played bass, doungdoung, as part of a group called Africa Djembe Junior on his home island Goree- a 20 minute ferry ride off the coast from the capital of Dakar. Goree island has a richly horrific history, as it was from here slaves were shipped to the new world. Its history and infamous slave house museum with the “door of no return” brings thousands of tourists daily to the tiny island.
including US presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush
Babs from a very young age always loved music technology and making beats and with limited means, played around and practiced with various programs he could gain access to, though it wasn’t until he made it to the U.S. that he finally got the to study Mu Technology and Production in college, gaining the access and knowledge required to take advantage of professional programs and equipment.
He now produces straight out of his home studio as BabsBeatProductions, making instrumental beats which he refuses to box into a particular genre but are usually of fusion of hip hop, pop, reggae and world styles.
American singer and songwriter Fabian Starr has announced his sophomore album Prism out May 14th, 2025.
This follows the release of the lead single off the album “Electric Hearts” a summer anthem that captures that magical moment when two people who are meant to be together find their way back to each other.
The production on “Electric Hearts” blends nostalgic retro dance-pop elements with contemporary electronic textures, creating something that feels both delightfully familiar and refreshingly current.
By exploring his genre bending sounds you can deepen your appreciation for music and its ability to evoke emotions, tell stories, and inspire change.
Listen to “Wake Up”
About the Artist
JC, known professionally as jcSubterfuge, is an American writer, producer, recording artist residing in the suburbs of Detroit, Michigan.JC, known professionally as jcSubterfuge, is an American writer, producer, recording artist residing in the suburbs of Detroit, Michigan.
jcSubterguge overall sound encompasses elements from the electronic side of music, mixing in live instrumentation, obscure sound creation, and everyday sounds borrowed from the outside world referred to by JC as the natural metronome. Music made with passion meant to fit in with every aspect and emotion of life, you will be able to hear the sophistication of the arrangements from the first measure
Nigerian- American music powerhouse Biggee Global is back with a new sonic firestarter: “All Night Long”, a high- energy, groove-heavy Afrobeat anthem made to keep the party going till sunrise.
Following the emotional depth of his previous release “Heart Rubber”, Biggee flips the script with “All Night Long” — a vibrant, feel-good track laced with infectious percussion, smooth vocals, and irresistible rhythm. It’s a celebration of joy, movement, and the power of Afrobeat to bring people together on the dance floor.
“This one is all about letting go and living in the moment,” says Biggee Global. “From Lagos to the Bronx, the vibe is universal — good music, good people, good energy, all night long.”
As a seasoned producer, songwriter, and mixing engineer, Biggee brings his signature polish and passion to every beat. His unmatched ability to blend traditional African elements with modern global sounds continues to set him apart as a genre-defying force.
Rising Caribbean-American artist DiDi Musiqq unveils her latest single, Survivor, a deeply personal and powerful anthem of resilience, self-love, and perseverance.
The song reflects the hardships, heartbreaks, and obstacles she has faced and continues to overcome. With Survivor, DiDi shares her journey of inner strength and determination, proving that she will never stop climbing until she reaches the top.
“Music is my life. I view my involvement with music as that of a marriage. It is something I will cherish forever. It’s my passion as well as my calling. I eat, sleep, breathe, walk, and live music,” says DiDi, an experienced and driven songwriter, vocalist, and recording artist with Nigerian roots, based in New York City.
From a young age, DiDi knew that music was her destiny. Growing up in Brooklyn, NY, in a family of eight, she was immersed in a household filled with music. According to her mother, DiDi began singing at just six months old, inspired by the legendary Whitney Houston and other influential artists whose music filled their home. By the age of six, she was already in love with music, influenced by her elders and surrounded by a culturally rich environment of musicians and great records.
Over time, DiDi honed her craft, first performing in her school choir before evolving into a powerhouse vocal performer with a distinctive voice. As an alto-soprano with a broad range, she writes deeply personal songs infused with emotion, blending modern sounds with danceable rhythms. Her music transcends genres, drawing inspiration from soul, pop, reggae, R&B, house, EDM, and Afrobeats.
“When I first heard Afrobeats, I got truly excited and felt this was my calling,” DiDi shares. Now, she is creating a buzz with her infectious Afrobeat singles and working on a full-length album.
The upstart DJ explores the outer reaches of modern bass and techno elements on her fascinating new track.
Under the moniker Elend Winthrop, Seattle based producer Sophia Brusasco creates a unique brand of electronic music reflecting her inner world. Her tracks are lively, unpredictable, and full of startlingly beautiful moments. On ‘I’ll Be Fine,’ she pushes the boundaries of modern bass and techno elements, revealing herself as an enigmatic and innovative artist.
“I deal with significant ups and downs,” Brusasco says, explaining the track’s chaotic nature. “When I’m in the down period, there’s always a small voice saying ‘With time, I’ll be fine.’”
From the haunting opening to the frantic drop and crescendo, ‘I’ll Be Fine’ constantly surprises and challenges the listener. Brusasco delicately balances tension and release, subverting conventions and establishing her distinctive style throughout. It’s an ideal introduction to an exceptionally promising new artist.
American singer and songwriter Fabian Starr is back with a new single “Electric Hearts”
“The electronic music track is a high-voltage fusion of pulsating beats, euphoric synths, and deep, driving bass—crafted for those who live for the rhythm of the night.
American gospel artist Maduka Donas, “Better Place” a soul lifting track about God’s ability to make to transform the earth into a beautiful new creation.
Maduka Donas is a Nigerian-born artist based in California, USA. His musical journey began in his early years, with a profound passion for Gospel music driving his life.
A transformative moment in Brazil deepened his faith, sparking a connection with Jesus Christ that led to the emergence of unique melodies within him.
Maduka aims to use his music and words to inspire others to move from mediocrity to excellence, helping them discover their God-given talents.
With unwavering commitment, he weaves his creativity into the Afrobeat /Afrofussion Gospel Music tapestry, embracing a path blessed with musical devotion.
The electronic music single is a high impact, high energy track with a subtronics like bassline that the artist describes as “great for jamming and headbanging.”
About the Artist
V3ng3ance is a producer and performer known for his genre-blending sound, electrifying shows, and bold, unmistakable look. His trademark split-dye hair hints at alien origin, perfectly matched by his otherworldly, freeform wubs and heavy dubstep.
“Over again” the new single by American electronic music artist GR1FN is a vibe you need to experience, thanks to its chunky kick and sunset and late night vibe.
American producer Mike Crook who gained recognition for his work with Blueface, Tyga and YG is sharing a House Music version of “Too Close” the biggest hit by 90s R&B group, Next.
Born on Christmas Day in Pasadena, California Mike’s early musical influences included the vibrant energy of Blink-182 and the gritty flow of Tupac. With his growing passion fueled and nurtured by his fascination with the music videos on MTV Base and an an electronic drum set he requested as a child.
Mike Crook got his big break working with rapper and fellow California native Blueface
The now multi-platinum hitmaker was also a passionate sportsman, playing American football, baseball and basketball in high school.
However, an unexpected visit to a psychic medium in 2012, following the the tragic death of his father the following year led to a message that would change the course of his life: “Save your arm and focus on doing something with music.”
But wasn’t until his senior year of high school that Mike fully embraced the call. Armed with GarageBand, he began creating beats, and soon after, he upgraded to Logic Pro.
He has since worked with global superstars like Doja Cat and Nicki Minaj. His production on Doja Cat’s “Like That” ft. Gucci Mane stands as a landmark moment in his career—a track that blends the infectious rhythms of pop and rap, a true testament to his versatility.
American artist Lia Vybz is introducing a bold and energetic sound with “Fire Sign“—a hypnotic blend of Afro House, electronic beats, and Afro-fusion. Inspired by the rhythmic energy of artists like Tyla, Black Coffee, and Major Lazer, this track brings a dynamic, festival-ready vibe perfect for dancefloors worldwide.
Lia Vybz is a genre-blending force igniting a fresh wave of sound through her signature style: House Fusion — a bold mix of Afrobeat, Dance, and Alternative energy. With roots in rhythm and a voice that commands emotion, Lia’s music celebrates movement, freedom, and femininity.
“Fire Sign” sets the tone for a fearless new chapter — merging hypnotic beats with fiery confidence. Inspired by nightlife, culture, and the divine feminine, Lia Vybz isn’t just making music — she’s creating moments.
With infectious basslines, soulful vocal chops, and a rhythm made for the dancefloor, this electronic music track delivers the perfect vibe for fans of artists like Purple Disco Machine and Folamour.
Sean Paul, the 2000s dancehall icon is becoming quite popular in Afrobeats these days.
Grammy winner Tyla recently collaborated with him on the remix of her hit song, “Push 2 Start” and now New York-based artist and producer Dios Mac is following in her footsteps.
The takes us back to the early 2000s with his newest Afro R& B track “Like Glue” with the sample donning the same name as track Sean Paul’s early 2000s hit.
With a smooth delivery, and a journey through the second half of the song, this new version does not disappoint.
JC, known professionally as jcSubterfuge, is an American writer, producer, recording artist residing in the suburbs of Detroit, Michigan.
jcSubterguge overall sound encompasses elements from the electronic side of music, mixing in live instrumentation, obscure sound creation, and everyday sounds borrowed from the outside world referred to by JC as the natural metronome. Music made with passion meant to fit in with every aspect and emotion of life, you will be able to hear the sophistication of the arrangements from the first measure
“Go Low” is a slight departure from the singer’s regular music style, as according to her, she prefers to write meaningful songs with deep, introspective lyrics.
“Although I love to write songs with meaning and often about my life experiences, I also like to create songs that will make people feel good and want to dance and have a good time,” she says.
“Go Low” fits that description. I love to create dance songs just as much as I love to write songs with substance.
But one thing is sure, whether she’s creating serious songs or fun ones “Go Low” Didi loves to have fun with her career as she did while on set for the video which was shot in Berlin.
On the Afrobeats and Afro fusion-inspired track, the California-based singer celebrates the beauty of heaven, sharing his hope for a reunion with God and Jesus.
“No matter how much God blesses us on earth, we will not leave this world with any wealth acquired,” he explains. “One day God will come and take us home. This world is not our home.“
About Maduka Donas
Born in Nigeria, Maduka’s musical journey began in his early years, with a profound passion for Gospel music driving his life. A transformative moment in Brazil deepened his faith, sparking a connection with Jesus Christ that led to the emergence of unique melodies within him.
He aims to use his music and words to inspire others to move from mediocrity to excellence, helping them discover their God-given talents. With unwavering commitment, he weaves his creativity into the Afrobeat /Afrofussion Gospel Music tapestry, embracing a path blessed with musical devotion.
Staying through to her name Ifunanya which translates to Love in Igbo, the Nigerian-American artist celebrates love and life on the five-track project.
“I’m always working on my music and I’m happiest when I’m recording,” Ify says. Love Haze is my personal Valentine’s Day gift to my fans and I’m thrilled that I can finally share it with them.”
On the, Julian Morgan-produced track, with its bold Brooklyn trap influences the 18-year-old opens up about the struggles he faced when he gave up multiple college football D-1 offers (which he received from the age of 15) to pursue his music career.
And it seems Bobby is determined to raise the bar for himself and other emerging artists as he reveals that he plans to unveil a new single every month.
The electronic music track features Sara Landry & Aaron Hibell.
In 47 B.C, Julius Caesar allegedly wrote the Latin phrase which translates to came, I saw and I conquered after devastating battles in a letter to the Roman Senate
“Brave New World” the debut single by American virtual artist Jonny Bitcoin, is a rhythmic, thought-provoking song that takes a swing at financial crises, centralized control, and the rise of Bitcoin.
With sharp rhymes and a rebellious tone, it calls out the magical money-printing machines, the never-ending debt party, and the “trust us, we got this” attitude of traditional banking.
Meanwhile, Bitcoin steps in like the mysterious new kid in town, a savior? A gamble? Just another illusion?
And when the system crumbles (because, well… history), the song leaves you with one simple yet haunting question: “Who do you trust?” Smart, catchy, and slightly ironic, it’s the perfect soundtrack for watching the world changing (hopefully for the better), preferably while stacking Bitcoin.
“Brave New World” is a dystopian novel by Aldous Huxley, written in 1931, that painted a future where control doesn’t come from force, but from pleasure. No dictators, no oppression, just endless distractions, dopamine hits, and a society too entertained to care. People were conditioned to love their servitude, to trade freedom for comfort, and to avoid anything that might make them think too hard. No need for censorship when no one reads. No need for rebellion when no one feels deprived. Huxley warned us about a world where truth drowns in irrelevance. Look around. Were we paying attention?
About Johnny Bitcoin
In a world of shifting truths and endless noise, Johnny Bitcoin is the rebel melody cutting through the static. An artist with a digital soul, Johnny blends sharp lyricism with infectious beats, tackling the most pressing and controversial themes of our time.
From the rise of Bitcoin to the chaos of financial crises, from the impact of AI to the unraveling of our planet’s climate, Johnny doesn’t shy away from the hard conversations. His music is anthemic, satirical, and sometimes eerily prophetic,
capturing the pulse of an era where trust is scarce, power is questioned, and the lines between real and virtual blur.
Born in the blockchain and raised on raw data, Johnny Bitcoin isn’t just an artist: he’s a movement. His sound fuses electronic grit, hip-hop swagger, and dystopian pop into a genre-defying experience. Whether he’s dissecting the metaverse illusion, or spitting verses about the next pandemic, Johnny’s music doesn’t ask for permission, it demands attention.
Some call him a cyberpunk prophet. Others call him a digital anarchist. But one thing’s for sure, Johnny Bitcoin is the soundtrack of the future.
Why Johnny Bitcoin Matters
In a time when pop stars are sanitized and optimized for mass appeal, Johnny Bitcoin is the rogue variable, an artist who doesn’t play by the algorithm’s rules. His existence blurs the line between fiction and reality, between human and virtual, between past and future.
He’s not just making music; he’s issuing warnings. Whether we listen or not is up to us.
Burna Boy, probably one of the greatest Afrobeats artists ever, has a number of nicknames.
But “Odogwu” an Igbo word meaning “hero” “leader” or “great man” also the title of his 2020 single celebrating Igbo culture, is unarguably his favourite.
The nickname which aligns perfectly with consistent projection of confidence, pride in his African heritage and larger-than-life persona started gaining traction around 2019 following the success of his “African Giant” album.
But it seems like another Afrobeats artist is coming for Burna’s “Odogwu” title.
Nigerian American singer and songwriter Ib-Kay’s new single of the same is a high-energy Afrobeat track that embodies the essence of the genre with its vibrant rhythms and infectious beats.
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According to the artist,it is a “100% pure Afrobeats designed to get listeners on their feet and moving”
American recording artist, producer and audio engineer Beth Gladen is celebrating transitions and evolution on her new single “Re-Birth”
Originally from Cleveland Ohion and now based in Miami, Florida, Beth collaborated with talented artists throughout the world including vocalist, Jessica Gelinas to bring her latest artistic vision to life.
Together they have created an abstract journey through a musical terrain which engulfs the listener into a series of emotional discoveries. “Re-Birth” is a song of transition.
Beth laid down her foundation of the emotion of transitional change – from labor pains, to surrender, to hope and finally ending in peaceful resolve. Jessica’s precise delivery of milestone lyrics, in moments of musical escalation, drives home both artists’ interpretations of transition.
As with all of Beth, creations, “Re-Birth” invites listeners are encouraged to tap into their own emotional journeys.
Nigerian-American Afrobeats singer, songwriter, and producer Michael O. returns with “Attention,” a soulful and heartfelt exploration of love, loss, and the painful realization that some things are beyond your control.
“We’ve all been there. Feeling the end of a relationship you once cherished, knowing it’s slipping through your hands, and realizing there’s nothing you can do to stop it,” Michael O. shares.
“Attention” is about those moments of raw vulnerability that are hard to put into words. I wrote this song to help people feel it out.”
Born in New York City with roots in Portland, Maine, and Following the success of his interpolation of George Michael’s “Careless Whisper,” this new release showcases Michael’s lyrical vulnerability and vocal depth, resonating with anyone who has felt the sting of heartbreak.
A Story of Love and Letting Go “Attention” dives deep into the emotions of a relationship unraveling.
With Michael’s signature blend of poignant lyrics and emotive melodies, the track captures the bittersweet beauty of holding on and letting go. Layered with soulful harmonies and contemporary production, “Attention” is both a personal confession and a universal anthem for anyone navigating love’s complexities.
“This track is for everyone who’s been there—questioning themselves, searching for closure, and coming to terms with an ending they didn’t want but couldn’t stop,” the artist explains.
From Global Stages to the Studio Renowned for his powerhouse performances and dynamic artistry, Michael O. has graced stages worldwide, from the White House to Carnegie Hall, and continues to captivate audiences with his unique storytelling. “Attention” reflects his growth as
an artist, following his celebrated performances and collaborations with musical legends like Harvey Mason Jr. and the international success of his previous releases.
With its deeply relatable theme and Michael’s soulful delivery, the track promises to connect with listeners on an emotional level, becoming a soundtrack for their own stories.
About Michael O.
Michael O. is a multifaceted artist whose music bridges cultural and emotional boundaries. With roots in Nigerian and African American traditions, his artistry celebrates shared humanity, weaving personal stories into universal truths.
Whether through his powerful voice, heartfelt songwriting, or innovative production, Michael O. continues to inspire and connect with audiences worldwide.
Detroit-Based Electronic music artist jcSubterfuge is out with a new single single, “Amen Generation.”
The song is a powerful and evocative track that seamlessly blends the pulsating energy of modern electronic soundscapes with the timeless spirit of musical evolution.
jcSubterfuge, known for his innovative sound and ability to push the boundaries of electronic music, has crafted a sonic journey that resonates with listeners of all generations.
“Amen Generation” is more than just a song; it’s an experience,” the singer explains.
“It weaves together intricate layers of synth melodies, driving beats, and ethereal soundscapes, creating a captivating atmosphere that transcends age and musical preference.
“I wanted to create a track that spoke to the shared human experience, regardless of age or background,” says jcSubterfuge. ” ‘Amen Generation’ is about the unifying power of music, the connections that span across time, and the energy that flows through all of us.”
According to statement from his team, the key highlights of “Amen Generation” include:
● Generational Fusion: The track masterfully blends elements of classic electronic sounds with cutting-edge production techniques, appealing to both seasoned electronic music enthusiasts and new listeners.
● Atmospheric Soundscapes: “Amen Generation” creates a rich and immersive sonic environment, inviting listeners to lose themselves in its captivating melodies.
● Powerful Rhythms: The driving beats and intricate percussion create a sense of energy and momentum, making the track perfect for both personal listening and dance floor experiences.
● Universal Appeal: The track’s themes of unity and connection resonate with listeners of all ages and backgrounds.
About jcSubterfuge:
jcSubterfuge is an electronic music artist dedicated to pushing the boundaries of sound and creating immersive sonic experiences. With a unique blend of classic and modern influences, jcSubterfuge’s music transcends genres and connects with diverse audiences.
Boston-based Afrobeats artist, Echezona is teaming up with producer and frequent collaborator, JPRiZM, on new single “Make Up Your Mind”
The soulful track that delves into the complexities of decision-making in relationships.
Inspired by personal experiences, Echezona’s heartfelt lyrics explore the tension between emotional vulnerability and self-preservation.
With a melodic blend of English and Igbo language, which Echezona describes as a melodic language, the song’s soothing tones and catchy hook make it a standout addition to the duo’s musical repertoire, promising a memorable listening experience for fans of diverse genres.
Echezona who recently opened for Oxlade, describes the chemistry between the two of them as “phenomenal”
“We might start a song either with the music or with the lyrics.
JPRiZM might play some music for Echezona or Echezona may come into the studio with a lyrical idea and melody.”
Their collaboration began in Boston, where they first crossed paths during a project for the ‘Boston Rise’ initiative.
Over the years, Echezona’s versatile artistry has blossomed under JPRiZM’s guidance, blending afrobeat, hip hop, SOUL, and R&B influences into a unique sound that resonates with audiences.
“We’ve known each other for about seven years. We first met in Boston Massachusetts where we both live,” Echezona recalls.
“We first worked together on a project led by JPRiZM and his partner for a Boston youth initiative called ‘Boston Rise’ that was grant funded by a program called Live Arts Boston.”
At the time they met in 2018, Echezona was almost exclusively a rapper. Working with JPRiZM helped tap into Echezona’s singing ability and in producing Echezona. JPRIZM worked with Echezona in developing a unique blend of afrobeat, hip hop infused with SOUL R&B.
“Don’t get me wrong, Echezona loves to flex as a rapper & has the bars to do so, which he shows off every now and then,” JPRiZM explains.
“But primarily, he’s focused now on singing and songwriting to tell his story. We’ve got tons in the vault to share”
JPRiZM notes that while he loves to listen to classics by Sade and Fela Anikulapo-Kuti, their music is not not influenced by any particular artist or song.
“We write music which we truly feel is unique. We don’t start a song with a preconceived notion of the endgame. We’re focused on making that song the best it can be as a unique creation. We’re evolving the music as we journey into the song. We both are music heads and music lovers. I had been listening to some Sade for to relax and to catch vibes as well as Fela Kuti but I can’t say that those are the absolute specific artists this record is inspired by, our music is a collective of all our musical influences over our lifetimes up to this point whether that is afrobeat, SOUL, R&B, jazz, pop, edm, and great storytelling.”
“This particular song, though, is influenced by a woman who had been disinterested in me and was no longer around,” Echezona explains.
“Then she came back around and wanted to come back into my life suddenly. While I still had feelings for her, I needed some time to get re-familiarize and re-adjusted to the idea of her being part of my life again.”
“So, I asked her if we could take things slow. She was in a hurry and wanted me to make up my mind quickly. That’s what inspired the song, her saying ‘make up your mind.”
Echezona had a lot to look forward to as he will be performing extensively at various colleges in the Boston area and on the west coast such as University of Southern California.
Electronic music producer Patrick Uckermark, popularly known as UPHEVEN is out with a new deep house single, “Emotions”
The track is part of the album “Emotions”, showcasing UPHEVEN’s signature blend of modern deep house elements, captivating rhythms, and immersive soundscapes.
“Emotions” delivers a powerful and mysterious vibe, driven by an excellent vocalist whose rich timbre resonates through every beat.
With a catchy rhythm and infectious groove, the song draws listeners into an enveloping atmosphere, enhanced by innovative sound design and meticulously crafted textures.
From pulsating basslines to airy synths, each layer of the track contributes to a sonic experience that is both danceable and emotionally evocative.
“This track captures the essence of deep house while infusing it with fresh, modern energy,” said Patrick. “I wanted to create a sound that not only moves people on the dancefloor but also resonates with them on a deeper level.”
“Emotions” is now streaming worldwide on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, and all major platforms. Be sure to follow UPHEVEN on social media to stay updated on upcoming releases and live performances.
Patrick is an electronic music producer based in Fort Worth, Texas.
He is known for his dynamic deep house soundscapes and innovative approach to music production.
Blending captivating rhythms, atmospheric textures, and emotive melodies, Patrick continues to push the boundaries of the genre, captivating audiences worldwide.
