Wednesday, December 12, 2018
Tuesday, December 4, 2018
Chuck Chill " Black" "Official music video"
Wilmington, Delaware based emcee Chuck Chill drops the visual to his latest track BLACK, via FBA Records
Everyone has a story but how many use
their platform to hit the lives in their community as a way of giving
back? Charles Williams is an up and coming artist from Wilmington,
Delaware that is bringing back similar vibes of Master P, Nas, &
Jay-Z. The kind of hard, realness, the Hip Hop community needs again.
their platform to hit the lives in their community as a way of giving
back? Charles Williams is an up and coming artist from Wilmington,
Delaware that is bringing back similar vibes of Master P, Nas, &
Jay-Z. The kind of hard, realness, the Hip Hop community needs again.
As a go-getter, Charles found his vision
about a year ago and created a studio in the basement of a friend’s
home, where he began laying down the foundation for his future. Growing
up and making some mistakes, is where Charles realized that there needed
to be more to the current life he was living. He believes that the
steps he has taken thus far in life has gotten him where he is today, a
man with more than just a dream, a man with a plan.
about a year ago and created a studio in the basement of a friend’s
home, where he began laying down the foundation for his future. Growing
up and making some mistakes, is where Charles realized that there needed
to be more to the current life he was living. He believes that the
steps he has taken thus far in life has gotten him where he is today, a
man with more than just a dream, a man with a plan.
Charles wants to be the role model for
the young men in the community that do not have one. To be the voice for
many that cannot speak up. His music speaks real life, and when
speaking for or to the community having relatability is what catches the
ears of many. Charles has been able to create a platform in his city
and for that, he has become an
inspiration. This young man is settling into his own and is on the right
track of creating, as well, as producing impactful music.
the young men in the community that do not have one. To be the voice for
many that cannot speak up. His music speaks real life, and when
speaking for or to the community having relatability is what catches the
ears of many. Charles has been able to create a platform in his city
and for that, he has become an
inspiration. This young man is settling into his own and is on the right
track of creating, as well, as producing impactful music.
Dice Soho - Snowflake Emoji (Official Video)
Dice Soho - Snow Flake Emoji (Official Video)
Directed by Roger Torabi
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If you like what you see, please follow, like, and subscribe:
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Listen here:
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PH!L LEA - #Blessed#Lit Official Music Video
Rising artist Ph!l Lea releases his feel good visuals for party anthem “#Blessed #Lit”
R&B Artist Ph!l Lea is showing
the world how it’s done, leaving that stress at home and stepping out
for nothing but a good time with friends in the official music video for
“#Blessed #Lit”. Join the party and check out the official music video
below.
the world how it’s done, leaving that stress at home and stepping out
for nothing but a good time with friends in the official music video for
“#Blessed #Lit”. Join the party and check out the official music video
below.
Phillip L. Marshall, better known as Ph!l Lea is a musical artist
from Oklahoma, by way of Chicago. His musical talents started at the
young age of 10. By age 16, Ph!l Lea had started a music group with a
few friends. Continuing on his rhymatic journey, in his early 20’s he
moved to Texas to take music to the next level. Landing local gigs and
expanding his audience Ph!l Lea was on his way to the top.
from Oklahoma, by way of Chicago. His musical talents started at the
young age of 10. By age 16, Ph!l Lea had started a music group with a
few friends. Continuing on his rhymatic journey, in his early 20’s he
moved to Texas to take music to the next level. Landing local gigs and
expanding his audience Ph!l Lea was on his way to the top.
With life distractions, Ph!l Lea put music on pause and is now back
to captivate you and remind you that great R&B is back. This artist
is similar to Bryson Tiller, Avant and Trey Songz. Taking his que from
likes of Stevie Wonder, Avant, and Tank, Ph!l Lea is the artist to watch
out for. His soulful sound will have you wanting more.
to captivate you and remind you that great R&B is back. This artist
is similar to Bryson Tiller, Avant and Trey Songz. Taking his que from
likes of Stevie Wonder, Avant, and Tank, Ph!l Lea is the artist to watch
out for. His soulful sound will have you wanting more.
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Jade Massentoff - Rematch (ft. Sheldon Body)
Independent artist Jade Massentoff featuring Sheldon Body - Rematch from Jade's Upcoming EP "VARIETY".
Produced by AP Factor
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Sheldon Body
Instagram: @sheldonbody
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Bright Screen Studios
Video Production: The Spice Group
Makeup: Latasha Harmon
Hair: Pennae Akpuru
Stylist: Middleman Fresh
"Puppet Strings" - Official Music Video
Alya’s “Puppet Strings” Is A Haunting Braid Of Pop & Darkness
LA-based artist Alya plays with our heartstrings by
taking us into the deep psychological layers of emotional manipulation
with her hauntingly gorgeous visuals for “Puppet Strings.”
taking us into the deep psychological layers of emotional manipulation
with her hauntingly gorgeous visuals for “Puppet Strings.”
Built on taut and dirge-like production, the track
swings between ghostly pop and psychedelia where she hovers closely
around a dreamy state. The rustling synths and gritty riffage cast a
hypnotic, harrowing effect that feels paranormal. Drifting between
glass-cutting and fraying vocals, Alya dissects the helplessness and
bewitching way someone can exercise control over us. “With puppet
strings, I am tied up with you” she chants.
swings between ghostly pop and psychedelia where she hovers closely
around a dreamy state. The rustling synths and gritty riffage cast a
hypnotic, harrowing effect that feels paranormal. Drifting between
glass-cutting and fraying vocals, Alya dissects the helplessness and
bewitching way someone can exercise control over us. “With puppet
strings, I am tied up with you” she chants.
“Puppet Strings” opens with baroque classical strings
flowing into an indie-pop vibe. Brightly streaming colors flow overhead,
as burbling synths hold down the middle, and a syncopated rhythm
cements the foundation. The music builds, assuming multiple sonic layers
shimmering with surging energy. It’s cliché to say so, but it’s a
potently beautiful song, ethereal and brawny at the same time. Alya’s
voice is mesmerizing, reminding me of the best qualities of both Cyndi
Lauper and Dolores O’Riordan – penetrating yet graciously melodic. It’s a
magnificent voice, lush with pristine timbres.
flowing into an indie-pop vibe. Brightly streaming colors flow overhead,
as burbling synths hold down the middle, and a syncopated rhythm
cements the foundation. The music builds, assuming multiple sonic layers
shimmering with surging energy. It’s cliché to say so, but it’s a
potently beautiful song, ethereal and brawny at the same time. Alya’s
voice is mesmerizing, reminding me of the best qualities of both Cyndi
Lauper and Dolores O’Riordan – penetrating yet graciously melodic. It’s a
magnificent voice, lush with pristine timbres.
Alya has been making buzz across in the indie pop scene
with her previous single “Animals,” which was playlisted across various
radio stations.
with her previous single “Animals,” which was playlisted across various
radio stations.
With two versions of her debut album (one in English,
the other primarily in Japanese) just around the corner, Alya’s sound
has been likened to Bjork-meets-Massive Attack, a sound blending pop,
Japanese folk, trip-hop, electronica, surf rock, jazz, and classical
music. It’s a multifarious sound, misty and polished, elusively familiar
yet simultaneously sui generis.
the other primarily in Japanese) just around the corner, Alya’s sound
has been likened to Bjork-meets-Massive Attack, a sound blending pop,
Japanese folk, trip-hop, electronica, surf rock, jazz, and classical
music. It’s a multifarious sound, misty and polished, elusively familiar
yet simultaneously sui generis.
Born and raised in Russia, Alya knew she wanted to be a
singer early on. Excelling in music school and a school for the gifted,
she was preparing for college, where she hoped to study music. Her
parents insisted she be more realistic in her choice of profession. She
enrolled in journalism at Moscow State University.
singer early on. Excelling in music school and a school for the gifted,
she was preparing for college, where she hoped to study music. Her
parents insisted she be more realistic in her choice of profession. She
enrolled in journalism at Moscow State University.
Proving to be a brilliant journalist, Alya was a
special correspondent for the state news agency, RIA Novosti, and later
the national anchor at VESTI, followed by the position of spokesperson
for the vice chairman of the state legislative body in the ruling
assembly of Russia. In her spare time, she created her first musical
project, Japanica, a fusion of pop and traditional Japanese melodies.
Preferring to work collaboratively, she put together a team of talented
individuals.
special correspondent for the state news agency, RIA Novosti, and later
the national anchor at VESTI, followed by the position of spokesperson
for the vice chairman of the state legislative body in the ruling
assembly of Russia. In her spare time, she created her first musical
project, Japanica, a fusion of pop and traditional Japanese melodies.
Preferring to work collaboratively, she put together a team of talented
individuals.
In spite of her apparent success, Alya felt empty. In
2012, she attained personal resolution, choosing to pursue music
fulltime. Two years later, she was married, living in Los Angeles, and
working with producer David J. Holman.
2012, she attained personal resolution, choosing to pursue music
fulltime. Two years later, she was married, living in Los Angeles, and
working with producer David J. Holman.
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