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I create the idea in my head and then record it so that I won’t forget the melody or the idea.
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Discuss how you fix a tempo for your song.
I sit down with my producer and we figure out how fast the tempo is going to be.
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Elaborate on multi-genre music.
I like to do R&B and I listen to country at times and jazz.
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Tell us the best means of reaching fans.
Using social media and word of mouth.
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Discuss the process involved in launching a musical career.
You have to be focused and dedicated to art. Keep your skills sharp
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Tell us how to develop a lyric to a full song.
I would create a melody in my head and later put words to it.
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Tell us how you come up with a melody.
It all starts with the ear and grabbing on to a sound that you hear and expanding on that idea.
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Tell us your ideal type of recording studio.
Comfortable and homie like feeling, state of the art.
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Describe the factors you consider in a good song.
A good melody and creativeness.
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Tell us how you impact your listeners with your songs.
Interacting with them through eye contact and voice and singing my heart out.
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Tell us how you relate with producers and music directors.
I come with energy to conquer the task.
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Tell us how you feel after the completion of a song.
I feel good and to know I have given it my best shot.
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Tell us your worst song and state the reason.
People There’s A Party. It was one straight note and repetitious.
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Tell us what you will change in your music.
Era!
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Tell us what is special about this release.
It’s a dope track! It’s emotional.
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Tell us about your future goals.
To do more music and make it good.
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Tell us how you overcome obstacles.
By being persistent and determined.
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Elaborate on the song.
Let Me Live is a fly song and it is what people go through in today’s world.
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Elaborate on your artist name and the title of the album.
My name came from me joining my first name and the letters RNB.
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Share your press release and review with us.
Antoine RNB is an up and coming music artist from Poughkeepsie New York.
His urban contemporary unique style has attracted the attention of major music blogs like Spate HipHop News.
The founder of Spate magazine A. King said “I think Antoine RNB is the future of urban contemporary music. His style is original, soulful and funky. I think he brings something new to the music industry”.
Antoine partnered with Spate Magazine to help launch the official video and single. After receiving positive feedback from fans all over the country Antoine decided to service “So Sexy” to terrestrial radio.
Antoine is building a solid fan base online with his latest video for “So Sexy”. He has already garnered thousands of views on his social media networks.
He is currently signed to Trak To The Future an up and coming record label from the Tri-state area.
About Antoine RNB:
Antoine is an aspiring artist, born in Poughkeepsie, New York. He knew that singing was his passion when he was young.
He graduated from Poughkeepsie High School and attended Dutchess Community College where he majored in business.
Antoine is a talented singer/songwriter which you will discover once you feel Let Me Live, a sure hit.
Antoine sings with feeling and emotion, you can sense the gospel background in “Secrets.
His range is unique, his style is his only, he is R&B and Hip-Hop rolled into one special artist.
Bonnie Tyler will release a brand new studio album ‘Between The Earth And The Stars’ on 22 March 2019 through earMUSIC / Edel.
Marking no less than the complete reinvention of a wonderful and much-loved talent this – her 17th studio album – is a collection of brand new recordings.
As befits an artist of Bonnie’s undoubted stature, ‘Between The Earth And The Stars’ also features collaborations and contributions from some of her fellow musical legends including Francis Rossi on ‘Someone’s Rockin’ Your Heart’.
The album boasts three knights of the realm with Sir Rod Stewart duetting on ‘Battle of the Sexes’, Sir Cliff Richard on ‘Taking Control’ and Sir Barry Gibb penning ‘Seven Waves Away’.
The album also includes ‘Older’, ‘Bad For Loving You’ and ‘To The Moon and Back’, three tracks written specifically for Bonnie by Amy Wadge, who wrote mega-hit ‘Thinking Out Loud’ with Ed Sheeran and has worked with Camila Cabello and many more.
The album sees her reunited with David Mackay, who produced Bonnie’s first two albums.
Bonnie said of the album, “I started singing in April 1969 and worked 6 nights a week for 7 years before being discovered by a talent scout named Roger Bell. He came to Wales from London to listen to a male singer he had been told about, but as there were two floors in the night club and he walked in and heard me singing instead! That was the beginning of my wonderful journey.
I’ve performed all over the world, and still love hitting the stage and entertaining my fantastic fans. The time was right however to get back into the studio but I knew that, to mark 50 years of performing, I had to deliver something really special. I’ve done just that! The new material is sounding amazing.”
‘Between The Earth And The Stars’ is more than just a return to form for the singer known everywhere for her genre-defining hits. Her calling cards are the global number one smash ‘Total Eclipse of the Heart’, but also of course ‘Holding Out For A Hero’.
She received a Guinness World Record for ‘Faster Than The Speed of Night’ album which saw her become the first British female to debut at number one on the UK Albums Chart; the album went platinum in the US.
Over and above these tracks that made her a household name, she has proved her versatility by enjoying a bilingual number one album in France, releasing Country tracks and performing duets – notably with artists as diverse as Todd Rundgren and Shakin’ Stevens.
This new album keeps a link to her past with ‘Hold On’ penned by Kevin Dunne, the bassist in her 70s band, who was a big part of Bonnie reconnecting with David Mackay and creating ‘Between The Earth And The Stars’. Songs also came from Stuart Emerson and Chris Norman; the latter penning the Rod Stewart duet.
After being discovered in Wales, Bonnie Tyler’s recording career began in 1976 with her first single, and her debut album landed the following year.
With an instantly recognizable and potent voice combining grit, power and range, Tyler’s star gradually rose thanks to a series of great songs that slowly exposed her an ever-increasing audience both in the UK and in Europe.
However, it was when she linked up with Jim Steinman for ‘Total Eclipse of the Heart’ and indeed ‘Holding Out For A Hero’ [recorded for the soundtrack of smash movie Footloose], that Bonnie Tyler’s career really took off. She’s never looked back.
‘Between The Earth And The Stars’ is a triumph. Reasserting herself with this bold statement of intent, Bonnie Tyler proves that her voice is just as potent as ever.
With Rod Stewart, Barry Gibb, Cliff Richard and Francis Rossi providing yet more star power, this album is just what Bonnie’s fans have been holding out for…
My name is Vince Azure, NYC-based independent recording artist. I’m looking to shake up the world – to connect and inspire people through songs that are genuine, evocative and yet appealing enough to become anthems. Ambitious…Yes, it is.
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State your favourite genre of music and your reason.
Pop, for its ability to take you so high and yet so low…
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Tell us your experience as a musician.
I’ve been endeavoring independently as a musician for a few years now in NYC writing, recording and honing my craft. I’ve performed in places ranging from Los Angeles to Paris.
Recently, I just released demos of new music that are undoubtedly my best yet and I’m very excited for the world to hear them.
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Tell us the theme of your song.
HOMEWRECKER is about a man who’s in the midst of a sexual encounter with a married woman. He feels conflicted and guilty about the situation, and gets intimately involved with the woman…
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Name the people behind your success and thank them on this platform.
When I say I’m independent, I mean that sincerely… I’ve done everything myself over the years and though this has served me, I now recognize that it’s time to branch out and meet the people who can take me to the next level.
However, I feel compelled to thank Vincent R. Illuzzi, Stephanie Illuzzi, Christian Illuzzi, Zack Reale, Devin Hasenflue, Rob Carroll, Kevin Jacoby, Christian Cepeda, Alicia Halloran and Nicole Rutsch for their unwavering support.
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Tell us your future goals.
My next step is partnering with a manager who shares my vision and sees my true potential… after that, it’s taking my music and sharing it with the world in the spirit of connecting people and sharing in the human experience.
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Elaborate on how you think your music is inspiring your fans.
I aspire for my music to be 100% genuine. It’s based on my real-life experiences and I write to reach people in the hope that they’ve felt the same way at some point during their lives and that they can relate.
Most of my music carries a positive message and tells the listeners to be good and follow their dreams.
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Analyze the transformations you have discovered so far in the music industry.
The music industry is in a constant state of flux these days and I find that it’s becoming increasingly hard for artists to gain exposure, but simultaneously the opportunities we have are ever more copious. It’s an interesting paradox.
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State the artists you cherish most and your reason.
The Beatles will always be my number 1. They are the reason I play music. When I was a teenager I was also influenced profoundly by Guns n’ Roses, Jimi Hendrix and John Mayer, among others…
These days the artists who inspire and influence me the most are: Coldplay, The 1975, James Bay, Maroon 5, Thirty Seconds To Mars and Imagine Dragons.
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Elaborate on how you develop your lyrics.
My songs usually start as themes that I’d like to expand on… usually I’ll start with a title. And then I’ll let the details unfold organically depending on my personal experience with the subject that I’m writing about.
Usually I’ll come up with music that fits the mood of the theme and then the lyrics will come to me along the way.
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Tell us if you enjoy collaborating with other artists or just singing as a solo artist.
Up until now I have been very insular with my music because it is very personal to me. Thus, I haven’t collaborated much with other artists.
I’m now seeing the importance collaboration holds for growing as a songwriter and an artist in general and I’d like to do much more of it.
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Brief us your opinion on making music that makes people to dance or making the music with a genuine message that inspires them.
For me, the music has to be genuine. If it makes them dance, then it’s a plus.
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Explain copyright.
I am the sole copyright owner of all my compositions.
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Discuss the impact of a Performance Rights Organization.
I’m with ASCAP. They do their job.
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Elaborate on how you develop your melody and instrumentation.
These things come about organically as the song develops in my head.
Again, it’s all about the sonic imagery that I want to conjure up that’s related to the theme and mood of the particular song.
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Go into detail on the recording of this song.
‘Homewrecker’ is a heavy song that will get stuck in your ear and its melodies and rhythms cut right into you.
It prominently features a synth bass that provides the main riff for the song. I’m pretty proud of that riff. That provided the basis for the recording.
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Discuss your music performance.
I aspire to give 110% every time I take the stage. I was born to perform music.
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State your artist’s name and elaborate on it.
My artist name is VINCE AZURE (azh-er). Get it in your head now. 😉
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State the title of the album and the reason for choosing the title.
2019 Demos – Pt. 1 – Homewrecker was released as the first installment of a series of demos that I’ll be releasing throughout 2019. I have recorded and produced everything myself, and while that serves me for now, I am currently looking to work with a producer that can bring out the sonic vision that I have in my head.
Featuring in the Spotify Germany Viral 50 tracks for multiple weeks is part of the success.
Interwoven lyrics and a catchy hook go with this pleasant and lively one-take video.
KAYAM is the musical duo of siblings Kim and Mike Rauss, performing what they label Falafel Pop – a near obsession for chickpeas and much love.
The brother and sister had a cross-cultural upbringing living at various stages in England, Germany and Israel and the wanderlust they experienced in their early years which has left an impression on their approach to music making and live performance.
Kim sings and plays the Celtic Harp, Mike plays guitar, sings and builds the loops with guitar percussion and the occasional beat boxing.
KAYAM’s songs are atmospheric and compelling offering room for improvisation on stage and a poised studio approach that makes their songs stick out.
“Midnight” is the first song from their upcoming debut album and is a great introduction to KAYAM’s artistic and genuine sound.
“Ground” is the second song from their upcoming debut album and is a proof that the duo is here to entertain fans with memorable songs.
With the release of full-length Wave/Water album, Russell James takes on a few classic genres, and gives them a spin… Lush with addicting progressions, an edgy but soulful vocal approach, and straight-forward rock, the record boasts the aesthetic of alternative folk anthems. Although songs are diverse from one and another, there is a glue that holds them all together much like any concept album would. Most importantly, the record never loses sight of the emotional platform great songs are built from.
The first single, “Ghosts”, immediately grabs you with its pop sensibility, followed by passionate and catchy vocal melodies, and a unique chorus that allows the track to breathe while it plays on.
“When I was in graduate school, I read a book called In The Realm of Hungry Ghosts by Gabor Maté. He describes addictions as hungry ghosts and I expand the definition to include traumas and adverse experiences. As Dr. Maté writes, the only way we can live with these ghosts is through human connection, and this is the main point of the song. Musically, Ghosts previews diving into a deeper pool of ambient and electronic soundscapes to couch my songs.” explains the songwriter of his single.
Although the single does speak volumes for the album, to get a real understanding of where James is coming from, it should be heard in its entirety. With songs ranging from Dream Pop and New Wave, to Shoegaze and Folk, there is something for everyone.
“This album sounds big. It was meticulously crafted over a period of six months, whereas most of my previous work was done live without much fuss, working over one weekend”, says the band of the songwriting process for the record. I had a concrete vision of the work I wanted to put out and executed the vision exactly as I imagined it, which took a lot of patience. The sonic shape of the album is quite different than my previously released works, utilizing synthesizers and a lot of guitar effects and tracking, although some discreet listeners will hear roots of Wave/Water on both previous releases.” says James of creating the album.
Having a particular love for music from a young age, Russell James started writing songs and performing live at 16. Relocating at 26 from Lancaster PA to Albuquerque NM to focus on his music further he eventually put together a band dubbed The Porter Draw, a NM Americana mainstay. Spending years playing gigs around the Southwest while pursuing graduate degrees in counseling all while working as a psychotherapist, the songwriter ended up leaving both the workforce and The Porter Draw and began touring in 2016. It was the start of 2017 that James began work on the Wave/Water album. Studying and working as a psychotherapist enabled his passion for mental health to shine through. As a result, the release is a testament to where he is at with his sound right now.
International superstars MAJOR LAZER – the collaborative project of Diplo, Walshy Fire and Jillionaire – release the official video for their brand new single ‘Blow That Smoke’ featuring Swedish pop sensation Tove Lo, out now via Because Music/Mad Decent. Conceptualized by Tove Lo, the video was directed by DAD (Camila Cabello, Gallant, Alina Baraz), the director duo of Grant Spanier and Corey C. Waters.
“From the beginning we pitched the project as a story of imagination, escape, inclusivity, music and mischief,” says DAD of the video. “The original concept came from Tove Lo and we brought it to life with both artists’ (super creative) teams. It’s really refreshing to work with artists that really care about stories and visuals and are willing to work hard to bring them to life. We were so impressed with Tove Lo’s commitment to the creative—dance rehearsals, multiple shooting days, going underwater for the shot—she and Major Lazer both brought a ton of passion to the project. We hope you enjoy our colorful escape through the closet.”
Combining sun-drenched West African guitars with the band’s trademark massive hooks, the track is a blissful slice of Afropop guaranteed to follow ‘Cold Water’, ‘Lean On’ and ‘Know No Better’ as the band’s next big anthem. Meanwhile, Tove Lo is one of the most prolific artists to emerge from Scandinavia in recent years, having accrued over a billion Spotify streams and featured on tracks for the likes of Charli XCX and Coldplay.
It’s been a whirlwind few years for the band that has seen them cover the likes of NME, The Guardian and Mixmag, headline major festivals across the country such as Lovebox, Bestival and the Other Stage at Glastonbury (where they played to over 75,000 eager fans) and release countless platinum singles.
Never keen to rest on their laurels, the band have grown; have to become one of the world’s few truly global live acts. Truly embodying the spirit of global pop, the band have recently finished a tour of Africa, including dates in South Africa, Malawi, Kenya, Ethiopia and Uganda while also partnering with VETPAW (Veterans Empowered to Protect Africa Wildlife) to combat poaching in South Africa and beyond. With recent dates everywhere from Las Vegas to Haiti… well as landmark, historic shows in Pakistan and Cuba (where the band played to over 400,000 fans), the band have continued to push boundaries in bringing the Major Lazer sound and mission – to make the world smaller by making the party bigger- across the world.
