Gospel has always been synonymous with dance music. Think back to early Motown or Soul, and you will see the straight line to the dance floor. Now as the world turns and searches for new hope through the Word, Dr Jaymz is bringing that underlying sense of Peace, Love, Unity, harmonies and beats to the EDM experience. A British minister who has preached to 80,000 people, and who has performed as a DJ Producer to thousands more, Dr Jaymz has tapped into a feeling that replaces the loneliness, depression and despair that can be felt through a soulless dive into hedonism. Praise is his game, and combined with infectious beats and soaring melodies, he has been leading the charge to a new dawn of fulfillment.
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Artist Releases Song to Tackle Growing Depression Among Youth
BOSTON, Mass. — Dr Jaymz, a British artist now living in the USA, releases new single ‘Set Me Loose.’ As the world’s first missionary turned EDM artist, his inspiring new release tackles the growth in depression among youth. According to the CDC’s most recent report, rates of psychological distress among youth, including anxiety and depression, have increased. It’s clear that people need a sense of love and purpose to tackle these emotions. Dr Jaymz is doing just that by merging music with an uplifting message that can overcome feelings of sadness and brokenness.
In his latest release, Dr Jaymz delivers a message of freedom and deliverance, where he infuses iconic house instrumentals with gospel lyrics, lovingly crafted to comfort and heal the lonely and broken. Ethereal synths, pulsing keys, and powerhouse vocals collide, for a straight up danceable house sound reminiscent of hits by Joel Corry, Clean Bandit and David Guetta.
People who struggle with depression often feel like they have no one who cares for them or understands their feelings. However, through his uplifting single, Dr Jaymz moves the hearts of listeners with lyrics of hope and care, showing people that God loves them. The vocalist sings, “I thought that I was ok but then you came and showed me a life that is a better way. Everyone is looking for a better life, and this song highlights the everlasting life found in a relationship with God through Jesus Christ. The chorus ‘You set me loose, now I wanna dance,’ sums up the vibe of the song and will surely move audiences to their feet.
Mastered by the same studio that brought the hit single ‘Head and Heart’ by Joel Corry, ‘Set Me Loose’ is set to become another hit that will captivate listeners with a fresh UK House sound that’s become increasingly popular among music listeners worldwide.
Dr Jaymz is available for interviews to share with your audience his uniquely creative and timely approach for battling depression through music.
SOUTHDOGROCK’s new single or if you like, the new single from the stables of SOUTHDOGROCK, “Gemeinsam” comprises funk and EDM, two genres of music that are capable of wowing musical fans, the world over
SOUTHDOGROCK’s new single or if you like, the new single from the stables of SOUTHDOGROCK, “Gemeinsam” comprises funk and EDM, two genres of music that are capable of wowing musical fans, the world over. With electric and supersonic display’s SOUTHDOGROCK influences and thrills the project’s main brain Florian Doppert by casually playing with the different styles of music that are eliciting. This is also a brilliant release like one of his previous hits, The Street. The beats of the song are catchy and far-reaching. The dynamics of the beats with various synth kicks and clap effects will unwillingly persuade you to move from left to right in a rhythmic dance fashion while touching the deepest parts of your soul.
The song was sung in German and it is about some aspects of things we witness in life, particularly, aging together in a long-term relationship, despite its different facets of ups and downs, one must keep moving.
The imperious strings of guitars and funky bass grooves are clear cut. They add spice to the total ingredients or make-up of the song. This makes it more enthralling and captivating. The delivery stand SOUTHDOGROCK apart as the song changes dimensions to a basic EDM joint from a fast tempo upbeat funk. The production quality is equally top-notch. This is a great song, therefore, let us celebrate getting old together, the good times while we can with quintessential SOUTHDOGROCK
Todd Last a.k.a Sonic Radiation is a great maker of fine organic music who has an eye on the past and an eye towards the future. The Dallas Texas-born musical genius makes exciting space-age electronic dance music (EDM) that would captivate and intrigue you as it whisks you away in thoughtful idealistic visualizer.
Sonic Radiation draws motivation from a pool of sources. In his words, “I’m a huge fan of Star Wars and sci-fi movies. Also, great bands like Rush, Depeche Mode and many others. I just fell in love with the epic and out of this world sounds of electronic music”. You can read more on that by clicking on the following link
His latest single “Roentgen”, taken from his Infrared EP and Dimixides, and soon to be released by IUnknown Records is super cool. It is a broad range of percussive electronic music that would largely or generally be a darling of disc jockeys. DJs and producers who create seamless selections of tracks and playbacks would always find it a delight to listen to and play regularly, even if they segue from one recording to another. It is suavely smooth as sonic radiation remains true to his style and roots. The constant probes and thuds of the drum beats bring out the rich allure of the song. The scintillating charged synths electrify your environs as the true color of the track shines through, unlocking your raves, nightclubs, and festival’s swag steps.
While reinterpreting remixing projects, it is safe to say that Sonic Radiation forges ahead with a vision into the future, to consolidate the future of modern electronic dance music throughout the galaxies and universe. With this or other sound works from his stables, Sonic Radiation is certainly carving a niche for himself in this genre
Texas based artist, Todd Last, who goes by the artist name of “Sonic Radiation” worked to create music that arranges songs with a combination of techno and trance that are solid and unique. Inspired by industrial groups like “Front 242” and “Front Line Assembly”, electronic groups like The Crystal Method and Astral Projection, as well as the Dallas club scene, Sonic Radiation pulls from those styles to give the listener something for the ear, the mind and the dance floor. “Infrared” is his latest track and we got a chance to talk one on one with him.
How did you get into music? Hello! Thank you so much for the interview. Music and sci-fi always excited me as a youngster. When I got older, I discovered electronic music and wanted to make some too.
What was the writing/creative and recording process for the track like? It takes me a long time to make a track. I try to stay focused and get it the best I can. I think it’s fun and interesting.
How’d it differ from your previous single? I think all my songs try to grab you by the ear. I hope each one takes you on a different journey through time and space. Each track really reflects my skill level and life at the time. I release each song when it’s finished and I hope over time that will be interesting.
How supportive is the Dallas music scene in furthering your career (e.g. radio stations, magazine, venues)? Actually, I haven’t reached out to my local area like I should have. Unfortunately, Dallas isn’t really an electronic music hotspot.
You’ve been creating music for over a decade now. What all has changed in the local scene? The overall EDM / electronic genre? Unfortunately, I think the Dallas EDM scene is so underground that no one knows about it. If anyone knows where the door is, please let me know. I’d love to be a part of it!
What does your recording set up look like (what do you use to record, what are your favorite tools)? Interestingly, my hardware setup is super simple yet very powerful. Today’s software technology is incredibly advanced. I’ve owned and used a lot of outboard gear in the past, it was good but I couldn’t get the sounds I wanted. Now, I try to keep my gear stack simple and try to unleash the 1’s and 0’s. That works well for me.
Which artists are the greatest influences for you and your music? I’m a huge fan of Star Wars and sci-fi movies. Also, great bands like Rush, Depeche Mode and many others.
Is there a dream lineup of performers that you would like to perform with if given the chance? Fun question… I’d love to get Mozart, Enya, Front 242 and R2-D2 on a space station together and see what we come up with.
Which sort of social media websites have you had the best successes with? I try to stay up-to-date with social media the best I can. I’m signed on with a good many of them. I’m not as social as I’d like to be but I’ll try harder in the future.
What about these online services are different from the traditional face to face meeting and performances that musicians utilize? The interweb has definitely given us all the opportunity to be closer in some ways and maybe less in others.
What made Todd Last aka Sonic Radiation start producing? When I first heard electronic music in college, I was blown away! It was so different and unique from anything I’d heard before. I was hooked and had to make my own. It took a longtime and I’m thrilled to be able to now.
Your music is rather distinctive, how did you come to hone such a unique sound? My style must come from what I like in music and movies. I’m a huge fan of Star Wars and sci-fi movies. Also, great bands like Rush, Depeche Mode and many others really got my attention. I think my style kind of happens by making a sound that takes the best of what I like and enjoy in what I see and hear as a fan.
Could you tell us a little more about the production process you take when producing? My thinking is always to try and make a sound that I like. After I got it the best I can, I can’t wait to share it with hopes that others will enjoy it in whatever way they like to listen to music and maybe, be an escape for them.
Describe your music in 3 words? Space Age EDM
What inspires you when making music? I’ve truly loved music all my life and I love being a part of the world of electronic music. Trying to make the best song I can is always my interest and task at hand. Contributing to the genre of electronic music is something that I enjoy and is important for me.
Your music has a very heavy sci-fi edge to it, both melodically and aesthetically, does this represent you and your thoughts on extraterrestrial life? Take me to your leader! haha… I visited Roswell once, they really get the best of their UNK N 469 close encounter! I think my music is more influenced by the vastness of space and the smallness of within and the electronic music in-between. Traveling through the galaxy far, far away always brings me a new hope.
Tell us something about yourself no one knows? I like to imagine I can get away from it all on my space station and enjoy my great view of Planet Earth. It’s so quiet and peaceful out there.
What’s next for Sonic Radiation? Thanks again for the great interview. I really enjoyed it! My mind, body and soul are itching’ to start my next track. Each one takes a long time so I better get to it. In the meantime, I hope you enjoy “Infrared” in your Space!
Where can fans find you? Please List all your social media links (Youtube/ Facebook/ Instagram/ Soundcloud/ Spotify/ Twitter)
The track “U and I” will leave definitely leave you breathless, relaxed,and excited all at the same time. The artist who goes by the name “Breathless” wrote, produced, mixed,and mastered this wonderful track. We got a chance to chat with him so here is what he had to say:
Q: Can You please tell our readers your real name as well as your stage name?
A: Real name: Jordan Cundal
Stage name: Breathless
Q: Where are you from and Where were you based?
A: Calgary, Canada
Q: At What age did you start making music?
A: Played piano since I was 3, started producing when I was 20.
Q: What genre of music do you particularly love? Jazz? Hip-Hop? RnB?
A: Melodic Bass (EDM)
Q: Tell us about your latest track ( what is it all about)
A: “U and I” mixes warm organic elements such as lush piano chords and orchestral drums with smooth electronic sounds to create a unique hybrid texture. I wanted to make something that was very emotional and this song really stuck out for me. It is my first release as Breathless and it is still one my most favourite creations.
