Musicians

Learning about Brisco Bands
Nate, known as Brisco Bands. From Vineland, New Jersey. What makes Brisco Bands different as a person and artist he like to think he’s different because he’s very genuine and positive. In a world full of fake and negative people, Brisco Bands make it his priority to always be one hundred percent genuine and always staying positive. In bad situations, the majority will think negative ,but he’s the opposite. Brisco Bands never let things bring him down; however, he will stay positive and find a way through it. Brisco Bands always been genuine because he see’s loyalty and being real as two of the most important things with relationships in life. Brisco Band states, “Not only in relationships, but when people see you being yourself, it can motivate them to always be themselves”. As an artist, Brisco Bands doesn’t try to look cool or act a certain way . He just like to be himself and be transparent as possible. What make Brisco Bands different is that he doesn’t care what people think as long as he knows its really him and its really real.
By Jaeamor4 years ago in Interview
Meet Zara616 - A producer with a plan
Patrick Mazara (born April 13, 2002), known professionally as Zara616 is an American record producer born in Grand Rapids, Michigan. He’s a member of the production team “Grease” which is a producer collective in his hometown.
By Mia Moore4 years ago in Interview
WILL QBLACCK BE THE NEXT RISING STAR COMING OUT OF ATLANTA?🔥or🗑
Is Qblacck the next to blow out of Atlanta, Ga? He recently just dropped his first project “ODDXHILD” and is starting to gain a lot of buzz throughout the city, but is it enough for him to make it into stardom? Qblacck is an American Artist from the East Side of Atlanta, Ga. He recently got out of prison in 2020 with hopes to pursue music seriously.
By ODDBALL4L LLC4 years ago in Interview
Exclusive Interview With Dror Marko
Today we’d like to introduce you to Dror Marko. Alright, so thank you so much for sharing your story and insight with our readers. To kick things off, How did you come by your stage name?
By Honk Magazine4 years ago in Interview
20 Questions with J. Miles
I was recently able to sit down with TikTok’s newest influencer musician J. Miles, for an interview. 1. Where are you from? Is that Where you grew up?
By Indie Artist News4 years ago in Interview
Eurovision 2022 scandal. TVR presenter’s moment of consternation when she was refused live to announce the Romanian jury’s votes: “Whaaat?”
The recording of Romanian TV’s “Bucharest is calling” moment when the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) declined to broadcast live the Romanian jury score for Eurovision 2022 was released on Instagram by TVR presenter Eda Marcus. On the Eurovision 2022 stage, the organizers reported that the Romanian link could not be established, and TVR suspected the vote of being tampered with.
By gabriel4 years ago in Interview
Megan's Kryptonite
When Megan Thee Stallion entered the rap game, it was clear that she was a force to be reckoned with. Her powerhouse sound and brick house build catapulted her into Superstar status in a relatively short time, and her presence was embraced seemingly by everyone in the game... more notably, Queen Beyonce herself.
By Stormy R Seal4 years ago in Interview
The Empire Of Gucci Mane
Gucci Mane has survived a great deal in the music business to get to where he is in the industry today. From making a huge comeback after serving time in prison, to beef with artists, and a huge image and creative sound makeover... Gucci has grown in his career to be a household name as an artist and successful businessman in the music game.
By Stormy R Seal4 years ago in Interview
A RISING STAR OUT OF NEW-ORLEANS !!!
1. What is your name/stage name? Shawn Taylor (A.K.A) Subtweet Shawn 2. When is your birthday? 9/23/1998 3. Where are you from?
By 8illionaire Marketing4 years ago in Interview
AHVE (ah-vey) - a euphoric moment or a sudden moment in euphoria
May I ask how you arrived at your artist’s name? Give us the scoop Well honestly, I just made it up. I knew I didn’t want to use my government name because I danced professionally for a long time and people knew me by my government name and I didn’t wanna get pigeon holed to being just a dancer, so I said I wanted something short and sweet and creative and something I could give life and meaning to as a recording artist.
By mysoundMusic4 years ago in Interview
Two Spirits Play A Pivotal Role To Indigenous Survival
Due to Colonization, a vast majority of the LGBTQ2S find ourselves struggling to reclaim our Sacred Space in our Tribal Communities. In the times of Non-Natives speaking about Indigenous issues, many have a tendency to show support for Indigenous Communities but not the LGBT2S, particularly Trans. You can not separate Two Spirits from Indigenous Culture. Two Spirit issues are Indigenous issues and we have long played vital roles in our Tribal Communities. Tony Enos is an Echota Cherokee who also has Black, Puerto Rican, Italian, Pakistani, Arabic, Jordanian and Melanesian heritages. In Two Spirit Nation, most are familiar with not only Tony Enos’ high vibrational music but also his incredible work in advocating for Two Spirits, Indigenous Communities, protecting the Sacred and advocacy on HIV issues.
By Marcy Angeles 4 years ago in Interview
Ike Rhein Delivers "Violin" Music Video
Ike Rhein returns with an absolute banger, "Violin." "Violin" is Ike Rhein's second single of the year. The record follows "Messed It Up," which features platinum recording artist Luh Kel. The music video for "Messed It Up" has since surpassed one million views. Building on the success of the track, Ike Rhein is back with "Violin," which, ironically, is heavily laced with violin chords, and hard-hitting, catchy melodies and harmonies.
By Meikhel Philogene4 years ago in Interview