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Pop essentials and a little bit more

Chelzzz – ‘Somewhere In Miami’

February 18, 2020

Described by Elevator Magazine as “The white female Lil Wayne & Eminem mashed with the sex appeal of Rihanna”, Chelzzz is a lesbian rapper and a significant supporter of the LGBT community. Her latest single, ‘Somewhere In Miami’, is accompanied by the perfect video clip, which showcases picturesque blue skies, pretty girls and bold colours, emphasising the culture, attitiude, and grit that Miami has to offer.

Gabby B – ‘Loot’

February 18, 2020

Gabby B’s latest single, ‘Loot’, also features guest vocals by Atlanta rapper Londynn B, who was previously a finalist on Netflix’s ‘Rhythm and Flow’. The collaboration between the two rising stars seems therefore perfect.

Dennis J. Leise – ‘Dipshits’

February 18, 2020

We saw out 2019 with our review of Dennis J. Leise’s song, ‘Nobody’s Comin’, a gospel song for atheists. It’s pretty firmly established that Leise isn’t afraid to step on a few toes, push some buttons, if it means he gets his message across. The same can be said for his new single, ‘Dipshits’, another stand out from his latest album, ‘State Of Fairs’.

Raylon – ‘Over You’

February 18, 2020

Self made Texas native Raylon has many strings to his bow, including academics, track and field, and his work in the recording studio. While maintaining an interest in country music, Raylon’s style hones in on a blend of RnB and harmony rap, which takes its inspiration from the likes of Michael Jackson, Chris Brown, and Usher.

2Dee – ‘Say Less’

February 18, 2020

2Dee’s latest track, ‘Say Less’, shows the audience the front lines of current politics in the US, where law enforcement, and the urban/immigrant communities continue to be divided, and indeed, are becoming much worse.

Ignescent – ‘Into The Night’

February 17, 2020

Ignescent from Chicago are a female-fronted rock band who bring intensity, fury, power, and passion to their music, equal to or surpassing any other. Led by vocalist Jennifer Benson, they started in 2008 when she united with lead guitarist Deven Elion, drummer Chris Calix, rhythm guitarist Joey Sepulveda, and bass guitarist Ian Sebastian.

Ready, Steady, Die! – ‘Woebetide’

February 5, 2020

You’re bound to feel the name of Morgan Visconti, one half of Ready, Steady, Die! is familiar, and you’d be right. He’s the son of Bowie Alum Tony Visconti, and along with UK singer-songwriter Sam K, has formed Ready, Steady Die!, which sees the pair divide their time between New York and London, as well as the vocal and composing duties. Additionally, Visconti produces for the duo.

Lila Blue – ‘Half Of It’

February 5, 2020

New York based artist Lila Blue doesn’t try to be different – she just is. She’s already released two albums and an EP, and latest single, ‘Half Of It’, along with its music video, is about as different as can be.

Hollis Brown – ‘Go For It’

February 1, 2020

‘Go For It’ is the first single to be released from Hollis Brown’s new album, ‘Ozone Park’.

Rockie Brown – ‘Soul Sister Retribution’

February 1, 2020

Las Vegas pop-rapper Rockie Brown is a young woman trying to find her way in a world that isn’t always friendly, so seeking solidarity in the sisterhood is something that has proven important in her experience. Her latest single, ‘Soul Sister Retribution’, is an anthem of empowerment and a call to arms for all those girls and women out there who feel ignored, or not accepted as part of the system.

Greg Hoy & The Boys – ‘Green’

January 31, 2020

Greg Hoy can do it all. He’s a singer songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, producer, engineer, designer, and he’s an indie label owner. He’s released loads of music under many different names and styles, including pop, rockabilly, and heavy riff rock, working on both sides of the studio glass. He tours when he feels like it, jumping into his Airstream RV and letting it take him where he needs to go.

Keldamuzik – ‘Magic’

January 31, 2020

Keldamuzik, based in the Bay area, prides herself on performing like nobody is watching. Thankfully, someone has been.

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Chelzzz – ‘Somewhere In Miami’

Gabby B – ‘Loot’

Dennis J. Leise – ‘Dipshits’

Raylon – ‘Over You’

2Dee – ‘Say Less’

Ignescent – ‘Into The Night’

Ready, Steady, Die! – ‘Woebetide’

Lila Blue – ‘Half Of It’

Hollis Brown – ‘Go For It’

Rockie Brown – ‘Soul Sister Retribution’

Greg Hoy & The Boys – ‘Green’

Keldamuzik – ‘Magic’