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PKAY wrote her debut album alone in a car somewhere on California’s Highway 99. Driving back and forth from the studio in Los Angeles, the 21-year-old Indie Pop artist would open her iPhone’s Voice Memos app and start singing; “Letters from the 99” was the result. It’s a haunting collection of heart-on-sleeve stories, recounted by an instantly recognizable vocalist with a clear ear for Pop melodies. Originally from Bakersfield, CA, PKAY got her start singing at churches with her grandma, who, along with PKAY’s great aunt, sang regularly with Buck Owens. PKAY didn’t start writing her own music until experiencing…
Advertising music executive by day and popstar by night, Theresa is an undeniable force on the modern Pop scene. At 42 years old, Theresa is following her dreams of becoming a full-time recording artist and hit songwriter. “I want to inspire people to follow their dreams at any age. If we believe in ourselves and push our fears aside, we can do anything that we put our minds to. Our dreams do NOT expire!” With her single, “Under The Influence,” out now, we took some time to hear more from Theresa. Read below to learn more about Theresa, the story…
As festival season gears up for its first round in over two years, Nicky Romero is back with another dancefloor-ready new single – “Lose My Mind.” Following last month’s “So Much Love,” the Protocol Recordings’ boss is back with the next quality house tune, released just in time for his main stage performance at Miami‘s renowned Ultra Music Festival. Beginning with upbeat melodies and a catchy vocal riff, the track builds anticipation with a progressively building bassline and culminates in a bouncy, groovy beat that will literally have everyone losing their minds at the main stage. “Lose My Mind” is a representation of all that we’ve…
A girl who has always felt too much, Contemporary R&B, Pop artist and Korean American Maddie Park finds harmony within the overwhelming through song. Born and raised in California’s South Bay Area, she grew up singing – at the dinner table, in the shower, on her way to school, and occasionally, in her sleep. Translating emotion into chorus and melody, her intricate lyricism and airy vocals infuse her music with both fragility and resilience. Unassuming yet, powerful, her presence is first felt, then known. As an emerging artist, Maddie Park wears all of our hearts on her sleeve in her…
JOZUA is a 21-year-old electronic music producer from England, United Kingdom. JOZUA’s love for music began at the early age of just 12 years old, when he was given his first guitar and began learning covers of all sorts of genres, including rock anthems from legendary bands such as AC/DC, and even electronic music from artists such as Skrillex. His passion quickly grew, leading him to beginning to create his own original music and dabbling in remixes at just 14 years old. After many years of experimenting with all sorts of genres and styles, he has found his home in…
Today we want to talk about patterns in clothing that marked eras.The growing trend in vintage apparel is present all the rage. For decades, patterned textiles and clothing have been repurposed and recycled in the fashion industry. Every vintage pattern has a backstory and a decade in which it became fashionable. The colours and patterns are distinctive, and they continue to inspire many fashion designers and trends today. All the patterns you’ve seen and loved have a history, from tartan trousers to polka dot blouses. Here’s a breakdown of vintage textiles by decade to help you learn more about their…
Fans of hyper-pop should look into newcomer girl_irl. The young artist has dropped a new deconstructed track titled “float” across all streaming services today. The new single is a club banger, an ode to Atlanta’s brewing hip-hop scene with bass-booming glitchy trap production. According to girl_irl the “project evolves around Cathartic Make Believe, imagining alternate versions of yourself if certain things from your past turned out differently.” The single is the first drop to a two part series and stems from the concept of reclaiming body autonomy. “float” is a song about empowerment and acknowledging your self-worth with a hyper-focused mindset.…
Have you every wanted to know how to find the best CBD products? You’ve surely seen all the claims for CBD and wondered if it might be the perfect solution for your health problems? Well, you’re not alone, the huge growth in the use of CBD is testimony to the fantastic results that many people are experiencing. From CBD edibles, topicals, concentrates, and more, it can be difficult to know where to start. That’s why we’ve put together this guide on how to find the best CBD products. The cannabis marketplace can be overwhelming, but with a few tips, you can…
Meagan Good Raises Awareness After Uterine Cancer Scare It was the message Meagan Good didn’t want to hear. After a routine visit to her gynecologist, the Harlem star was faced with a uterine cancer scare after her doctor discovered abnormal cells in her uterus. After experts ordered her to do a biopsy, the cells were removed. Close to 10 years after the scary appointment, Meagan is partnering up with FORCE, SHARE, Black Health Matters and Eisai Inc. on the Spot Her campaign to help raise awareness about endometrial cancer, the most common type of uterine cancer. According to Meagan, education is a huge step…
Jada Pinkett Smith Posts About “Healing” After Will Smith’s Oscars Slap Will Smith would have been escorted out of the Oscars, but he refused, according to the Academy After the King Richard actor walked onto the 2022 Oscars stage and slapped Chris Rock in response to a joke about his wife, Jada Pinkett Smith, the Academy allegedly asked him to leave, the awards organization said in a statement obtained by E! News. “Things unfolded in a way we could not have anticipated,” the statement read. “While we would like to clarify that Mr. Smith was asked to leave the ceremony and refused, we also recognize we…