“Tokyo Nights (feat. MadeinTYO)” has a late-night cruising vibe to it. The track features fellow Atlanta native, MadeinTYO, known for his hit “Uber Everywhere,” rapping about the ladies and foreign cars encountered in a night out in Tokyo over TM88’s tranquil yet vigorous beats.
Read More“Mistakes is such a special one for me, I’ve wanted to work with Paloma for a long time, and this just connected the dots for us to be able to collaborate in a perfect way. I’m happy I managed to get some influences in there from my UK House and Garage upbringing too.” Paloma adds; “I feel so excited about ‘Mistakes.’ I am a huge fan of MNEK who co-wrote the song and of the dance power of Jonas. I can’t help but move to this tune. It’s a banger!”
Read MoreBritish artist Jamie Hannah is the celestial voice we need in our current climate - fusing his classical training with his love for world music and contemporary pop into what he calls "ethereal dance-pop." All around the globe, you'll undoubtedly find turmoil and despair but it's the heart, soul, and wisdom in the deepest layers of our reality that inspire the rising star and brings dual-meaning to his work. "I feel passionate about equality in all aspects of human existence, not just sexuality and gender, for everyone regardless where they live, mental or physical challenges, education and income level, age, etc.... It's remarkable what we can all accomplish when we put our minds to it." Jamie asserts. Throughout each of his musical canvases, his sole purpose is to feel and be inspired by the sounds and energy that surrounds us and to find the power of positive thinking, equality, and self-love.
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"I grew up around a lot of people who were scared of admitting their problems, either out of pride or fear of judgment," says Guisande. "'Go There' is about letting go of that fear and being willing to go to the darkest parts of yourself, because that's how you build a close and meaningful relationship with someone." In the video directed by Patrick Tohill, Guisande elaborates "I think of my music in 'seasons' where the videos all tie together and are meant to be watched as one complete story. I'm in Season Two right now and you'll notice the character I've brought back in 'Go There' is from my previous two videos, and that character is my mother." Guisande also tells Forbes, "Just make sure you watch till the end. The end is the best part of my personal favorite part at least."
R&B pop artist HARIZ returns today with a new single, “Hell Of It.” Fun and dance-worthy, and a massive earworm, “Hell Of It” brings California beach vibes to the masses as we get ready for the colder weather. “I want “Hell of It” to be an anthem for forgetting the bad shit going on in your life and just enjoying the moment,” says HARIZ. “Hell of It’ is my realization that life is unpredictable, so I’m like fuck it – let’s enjoy the present, take risks, do things that I wouldn’t normally do, and push boundaries.
Read MoreClemmons’ latest single “Free,” which was released on August 30, speaks to that mantra. Compared to “Fighting for me,” which she wrote during the song is an uplifting dance anthem inspired by the freedom she experienced flying across the country to perform her music.
“There is a world outside, so why do I hide when you tell me I am free?” she sings over a synthy drum and bass beat. As the song builds up to the drop accompanying the chorus, Clemmons’ tone changes, becoming optimistic and excited about shaking her restraints and chasing whatever’s coming next.
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