P r o m o t i o n – D i s t r i b u t i o n – A d v e r t i s i n g
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n.e.r.d. life by D’Vo is a Christian Hip Hop and Soul artist from Houston, TX. He is the voice of Global Rhythm and Owner of the label, Element 11. Within the past year, he has released a Christian Hip Hop series called The Codex, Volume I & II.
D’Vo’s style of music features a unique blending of hip-hop with down south soul, jazz, rap with modulated voices and chopped & screwed. His futuristic sound has earned him two top-charting songs, What I Can or Can’t Achieve and I’ll Find My Way.
D’Vo proves himself versatile as the lead singer in his band, Global Rhythm, a soul fusion and funk band consisting of four talented artists from around the world. Their mix of authentic instruments, soulful vocals, and funky beats will make you want to swing dance on Beale Street in Downtown Memphis. The bandmates of Global Rhythm had their appearance on D’Vo’s first album, The Codex: I’ve Got Next, in the song One Love as well as his second album, The Codex: Running the Point, on Me and My Friends. D’Vo and his band, Global Rhythm recently released a song called, ‘A Love That Stays The Same’ and he is working on his upcoming albums to join The Codex as a series.
Let’s keep our eyes on this talented artist and watch his progression in the music industry. It appears he is not going anywhere anytime soon, as he mentions his commitment to using his talent to serve God.
Hey, it’s n.e.r.d. Life by D’Vo and I wanted to encourage you with this song, Elavated Thinkin from The Codex Volume II. You can do anything you put your mind to, yea it may be cliche, but it’s true. When no one else believes in you, believe in yourself and have confidence.
We had exclusive interview with him and his expression contain definition. Please read.
Q: Can you please tell our readers your real name as well as your stage name?
A:Myreal name is Oury Diallo stage name is wurie J
Q: Where are you from and Where were you born?
I’m from the Republic of Guinea
Q: At What age did you start making music?
A: at the age of 15
Q: What genre of music do you particularly love? Afro beat? Jazz? Hip-Hop? RnB?
A: I love reggae music, afro beat and Africa traditional music
Q: Who is your favourite artist and why?
A: Steve wonder, akon, Baba mal, Fela Anikulapo kuti
Q: What are your hobbies?
A: reading listening to music on the radio and singing
Q: Do you play any musical instrument?
A: yes keyboard and piano
Q: Where do you get your musical inspiration?
A: I got my musical inspiration mostly around ladies, in a crowd of people, or when I’m driving with taxi or taking a walk in nature.
Q: Do you write your own music?
A: Yes I write and compose my music
Q: If you were given a chance, which Artist would you love to perform with?
A: Steve wonder, baba mal yosundu, angelic kido
Q: What would you like our readers to know about you?
A: I am a Man with lots of experiences despite my current disability which has giving Me more encouragements.I’m not sighted but I am an optimist. I’m also wishing everybody to leave a happy life and have a piece of mind. I repeat again that I’ve been through lots of difficulties in life, words cannot explain it all as a child who lost loving mother at the age of 4, and dearest father at the age of 6 with no sight to see than to feel and smell things. Thanks’ to God and the people all around me, who have helped me to achieve a good educational Standard up to the University level as a blind child with musical talent. I will like our readers to also have courage and not to be discouraged.
The Swinging Chads Began performing Three Nights a week at The Tuscany Restaurant in Napa ,California in 2010 .Their first album,With The Swinging Chads on Russian River Records was released May 2015 ,A second Album ,Bringing the Heat was released July 2018.With the help of five Recording studios and Studio Musicians ,Producer Singer /Songwriter,Bassist and Keyboard Player [Randall Mcgowan ] with singer, Guitartist ,Songwriter Norman Collins set in to motion a collection of new Americana music getting great reviews and awards to continue thier legacy in the music business.This latest collection of original songs had a great boost of musical talent with help of Stephen Sea,Doug Adamz,,Laurie Green,Larry Otis and Ken Ingals.
Press Release
Riding in on Peaceful Waves,The Swinging Chads ease thier way into Listening Hearts with the balanced combo
of enchanting synth/keys,gentle guitar and soft tender percussion that is Blue Sunshine,The band takes celestial Hawaiian wonder and brings it back to earth for audences everywhere to enjoy with expressive alt-informed vocals waxing poetic on witnessing the Moon Bows of Maui,viscerally sentimental and sailing atop a memorable melody that cements Blue Sunshine’s imagery firmly in its listeners minds.just as enthralling as the songs own liminous muse.
Blue Sunshine is careful and calulated ,with fully fleshed out instramental parts that compliment one another perfectly while still leaving ample room for the vocal line to stitch it self in for a song that is never overcrowded ,but always abundant.Wave samples and elements like subtly bending notesand tones that suggest a steel guitatbrings the track”s imagery beyond just descriptive language to an immersive experience that bathes the mind in the impression of the moonlight,stars,soft sand and shifting water,while synthesized strings lend plenty of nostalgic sentiments to a heavily Romantic Track.The guitar solo beginning at approximately 2.51 is a wonderful moment of breakup that sets the stage for a magnificent build and has just enough edge to its tone to give Blue Sunshine an intriguing alternative bend,particularly when combined with the tracks sexy and distinctly timbred vocals.
The Swinging Chads have unaguably Alt- Rock vibeand have crafted a song with of aesthetic appeal in terms of beacy singer songwritter vibes leaving Blue Sunshine open to gather listeners from the most die-hard Alternative fans to indie festival goers ,to stray country vacationers,with plenty in between,The song is perfect for a live performance and would sound great either indoors at a venue of most any size,{Given appropriate engineering } or outdoors in a festival stage setting.Cool and mellow.Blue Sunshine could also be an interesting choice for the closing credits of a movie or television show,as long has the content was a good match.
Hyde Out’s song-writing capability is deeply rooted in heartfelt lyrics that reflect their valor.
The indie pop-rock band from London produce organic music, on a frequency that fans can relate to. Inputting together, “Alive”, their latest single from the album ‘Smoke and Mirrors’, they employed acoustics, outstanding vocals, and sound energy. This makes the song to have a beautiful aura as its make up is completely mind-blowing.
The beginning of the track is appealing. The appeal is also steadily maintained throughout the progression of the song, offering a soothing feeling of survival and hope in your downfall. Like people say “it’s not how many times you get knocked down that count, what matters most is how many times you get back up.
The band’s character is evident in the tempo of the adjourning hook, the sound of the electric guitars, the well-calculated time signature or beats, and not forgetting the perfect intervals. This attribute makes “Alive” a total euphony. Hyde Out’s boldness in approach is highly commendable as they exude a level of confidence that matches the lyrics of the song, word for word as the songs warm through the air.
The song is bright and beautiful as it also contains reverberating emotional intent. There is also a lot of energy and attitude put in by this group as they continue to seek new ways of raising the bar.
Overall, their unique style and sound is generally pleasing to the ears.
“Rare” is a cool r&b song by Kela and it also features W!LL, and T-Lee. It is full of light, positive, and substantive vigor that would get you calmly elated and endeared to its captivating allure. It is most definitely a killer song that is a must listen!
If you possess anything (talent, character, true love, etc) you consider rare in life, it would become special to you and you would value and appreciate it.
One of the most striking feats you would get to notice in Rare is its “down to earth”, organic and simplistic approach/outlook which is underscored by its conspicuous, reverberating beats dictating the moderate pace of the song as it eases tensions and stress while calming the nerves with its therapeutic balming effect.
“Rare” has the potential to fix Kela among the constellations as Rare’s composition is well drilled, dotting all the “Is” and crossing all the “Ts”.
The keyboard and synthesizer, with its additive and subtractive influence and the guitar sounds, are heavily involved in shaping the song and giving it its much-needed taste and sparks. These relevant ingredients are what makes “Rare” thick and as interesting as we love it.
The soothing vocals are magical, taking you into a higher stratosphere of fantasy and leaving you with strong dreamy imaginations. The feel-good vibe of the vocals is its most potent character while matching the key of the song.
The production of the song is of good quality while as it is consistent with the meticulous effort also put into the other aspects of the song’s makeup and totality.
Kela is a purist of fantasia with all the immense talents embedded in her.
Tu Pham is a doctor working in family and mental health, a rapper and songwriter, a public speaker and a second generation Vietnamese Australian. His music videos examine politics and health issues in a biopsychosocial framework, performed in an entertaining and accessible format. He has performed shows in Brisbane, Sydney, London and New York. He has graced the covers of mX and GP Journey Magazine, headlined for the event “Rhyme, Rhythm and Reason” and has been a panel member at the Pho’nomenal BrisAsia Festival and Inter-Asia Pop Studies conference at Monash University. He was a plenary speaker for the “Creative Careers in Medicine conference” at the Gold Coast. He has reached number 1 on the Reverbnation Brisbane hip hop charts a number of times, and has been featured on 4ZZZ radio. His album “Made of Jade” can be found on iTunes and Spotify. His music video “Save Our Seas” reached 1.6 million Facebook views and has featured on Inquirer.net. On 30th October 2020 he releases his sophomore album “Agenda”.
Press release
The last four years, especially 2020, have been particularly challenging for everybody. Rapper and Doctor Tu Pham has been documenting these crises in detail via the medium of hip-hop music. After the viral success of the pan-ASEAN track “Save Our Seas”, Tu P follows up with the 20 track album ‘Agenda’. The topics covered include: Climate Change, Child Protection, Terrorism, Policing, Freedom of Speech, Asian Geopolitics, Coronavirus, Healthcare and The Arts. Tu P realises these issues are bigger than him and bigger than music. Drawing on personal experience and astute observation, he uses his platform to deliver a message with clarity and conviction.
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
“Moment”, is a new song by the ever quintessential songster, Vavz. In this song, Vavz sings about the subject of “transcience’’ where he describes, every second and every moment in time as precious and valuable and should be taken seriously in contrast to the regular rituals of only taking into accounts, futuristic endeavors and gains or dwelling on past successes or failures rather than living for the moment, because you cannot change what has happened in the past.
This is equally in line with the following saying “the success of your tomorrow is a product or the consequence of the actions you take today’.
Furthermore, in a different twist, Vavz originally wrote the lyrics of the song in German, which he later translated to English but was sung in German. He has a great deal of creativity and ingenuity which is always brought to the fore in his songs. The beats are outstandingly resounding.
His audible baritone vocals are crystal, occasionally transforming at intervals into light crisp falsettos but maintaining a regular key for most parts of the song. The song is highly engaging and endearing. It is a heartfelt song that would stir up the waters of your imaginations. The production quality is equally high. This is a testament to the effective shift put in by members of his crew. Overall, this is a decent job and Vavz should get lots of credits for his creativity.
Topafricmusicvideo.com got a chance to do an exclusive one on one interview with the upcoming star and here is what he had to say
Q: Can you please tell our readers your real name as well as your stage name?
My real name is Sami Ghadoum and my stage name is Vavz.
Q:Tell us more about your stage name and the storry behind it
Vavz is pronounced like waves and refers to the motivation to act from the feeling. From my point of view waves embody on the one hand calmness and on the other hand the motivation to change.
Q: Where are you from and Where were you based?
I come from near frankfurt am main in Germany and I was born in Germany. My roots are 50% in Tunisia and 50% in Germany.
Q: At What age did you start making music?
I started playing the guitar when I was about 10 years old. After one year of guitar lessons I broke it off and continued teaching myself the guitar. About two years ago I started to play the piano and 12 months ago I decided to build a studio and publish my music.
Q: What genre of music do you love? Or what genre would you consider yourself?
I like a lot of genres, I listen privately to everything from hip-hop, to pop, indie pop, rock and rnb. I would classify my song in the category pop or indie pop.
Q: Tell us about your latest track or Video ( what is it all about)–Please explain the concept or message behind it
My latest song “Moment” deals with the topic of transience. (“Carpe diem”) Based on several nature scenes, I present the decay and development there and try to convey that every moment should be considered valuable for itself. In today’s society we are designed to always look into the future and to prepare for the next years (e.g. studying at school to get an education, to work, to retire…) and we forget that every second we experience during this time is valuable for itself and that it is not only about the goals that should be pursued. The same is true for looking into the past, because we tend to hold on to good and bad events and drag them into our present. A turning point in my life has driven me to write this song and my whole heart is in this project.
Q: Who wrote the lyrics? who made the beatz? Who made the video?(if any) and finally who produced the song?
I wrote the lyrics, smade the cover/video and mixed/mastered
Q: Where do you get your inspiration?
I wrote the lyrics, sang the song, did the cover/video and mixed and mastered the song. The incredible beat was done by Marzen G.
Q: If you were given a chance, which Artist would you love to perform with?
Definitv on first line with the artist XOV.
Q: Where can fans find you? Please List all your social media links (Youtube/ Facebook/ Instagram/ Soundcloud/ Spotify/ Twitter)
Sherma Andrews – Profile Singer, songwriter, arranger, producer, pianist, and recording artist started performing at the early age of 4 years old. The youngest in a musically-gifted family living in the Caribbean Island of Trinidad. Andrews formed a band with renowned saxophonist, Markus Hauser that toured Switzerland, Austria, and Germany. She was hailed by the German press as “A true star who has graced us with her presence before she vanishes beyond reach.” The tour culminated in an appearance at the Montreux Jazz Festival in Switzerland.
Andrews toured and worked with many accomplished recording artists. She filled in for Whitney Houston during Enrique Iglesias’ World Tour. She worked with, Branford Marsalis, Britney Spears, Donna Summer and opened for Michael McDonald and Michael Feinstein. She also performed for President Bill Clinton’s Foundation Gala and many festivals including The Montreux and Cape Cod Jazz Festivals.
Her songs have been played on The Young and The Restless, Against The Ropes, The Sopranos, and other TV shows. Sherma Andrews is no stranger to the stage and has performed in Madison Square Garden, Jazz at Lincoln Center, Bergen Performing Arts Center, The American Music Awards, Teen Choice Awards, Billboard Music Awards, and many others.
Chicago born producer and composer of Hip Hop Soul on the Alchemyst Audio music label, SoulSonic is currently collaborating with Jordan L, an artist and a lyricist. The audacious marriage has led to the release of a modest, energy “popping”, soul soothing song, “Rise”.
Rise is a song that speaks about police brutality, social injustice, inequality and racial prejudices that occur against the black communities. It is also a song that would make your spirit soar and reflect while giving you the platform to contemplate quiet thoughts or the people and environment around you. This Hip Hop anthem is also a clarion call for the seemingly oppressed people to rise up from their slumber and speak with one voice against these societal ills.
SoulSonic succinctly describes this without equivocation in the following excerpt.
“As a people, the majority in power has put that knee on our neck, from locking car doors when we pass, to crossing the street when we walk, to denying access to opportunity, to hunting us.
We as a people have taken a knee, but we as a people also RISE”.
The beat is dope and “street core” with various bell, clap, crash and ride cymbal effects at the right “music time intervals”. The “bass guitar plays” and electric synths are also conspicuous in shaping the track and making them endearing.
SoulSonic gets inspiration from his late mother, Elizabeth and his wife Jennifer. He also enjoys working with Jordan L. who was very instrumental to success of this track. SoulSonic would also love to perform with Pharell and Jay Z, two Hip Hop Giants. After listening to this track, you would have no doubts in your mind that black lives matter. Read the following for further details on how to reach him.
Q: Can you please tell our readers your real name as well as your stage name? SoulSonic, originally from Chicago, is a Producer and Composer of Conscious Hip-Hop and Hip-Hop Soul on the Alchemyst Audio music label out of Vegas. Currently collaborating with lyricist and artist JordanL to create the soul soothing, energy releasing, rallying cry Hip-Hop Anthem RISE.
JordanL is an established HipHop artist from Detroit, he brings ridiculous heat and thought inspiring lyrics in his music and delivery.
Q:Tell us more about your stage name and the storry behind it Although I hear music and bring melodies to life I hear in my head, I neither claim nor pretend to control the creative process of the music I write, compose and produce. As far as I can tell, I am a creative interpretive channel for music that I believe we all share as we are all connected, and this is music from our collective souls. Having this as a premise for the gift of music allowed me to get to the concept of SoulSonic. While I was very aware of the group Afrikaa Bambaataa and the SoulSonic Force, who also had spiritual leanings in their philosophy, for me reaching SoulSonic as an artist name was both wider and connected, and much more literal. Interestingly enough we both drew some spiritually creative comfort from the symbology of ancient egypt. https://www.instagram.com/p/CF57np9n9iu/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
Q: Where are you from and Where were you based? I grew up on Chicagos’ South Side which though predominantly African American, had many cultures, food and music to experience. This has allowed my expression as SoulSonic to creatively address inequities I have seen, personally experienced, or was made aware of as I grew up. The song RISE is written in 2020, but could have easily been among the songs played at any operation P.U.S.H rally (People United to Serve Humanity) occurring in Chicago in the 70s as well. Its the spirit, and the intention of the spirit that shapes the music. Chicago will always be part of my creative process.
Q: At What age did you start making music? I took years of piano lessons and a few years of violin before highschool, I couldn’t begin to remember the years. I started actively composing piano pieces in college, and that creative process would start and stall with upto seven year gaps before I returned to it with time, focus and goals.
Q: What genre of music do you love? Or what genre would you consider yourself? I am drawn to the cinema of music. Music that makes your spirit rise, soar, reflect, or allows you space to contemplate quiet thoughts or the people and environment around you. This can be achieved boldly or subtly, the thoughts can be in the silences in-between the notes, as long as the music is intentional and present.
Q: Tell us about your latest track or Video ( what is it all about)–Please explain the concept or message behind it RISE Description
Hip-Hop Anthem speaking on police brutality and world events in the Black community in a voice to mark and embrace the moment and our people.
A righteous voice from the experience that the streets in all these cities has taught us, that we have been profiled, treated as less, abused by the power of morally bankrupt officers, and systemically discriminated against.
As a people, the majority in power has put that knee on our neck, from locking car doors when we pass, to crossing the street when we walk, to denying access to opportunity, to hunting us.
We as a people have taken a knee, but we as a people also RISE.
Q: Where do you get your inspiration? My inspiration comes from the woman who raised me, my mother Elizabeth, who’s passed, and the Woman I Love, my wife Jennifer. They are both remarkable women, souls and people. They are and were generous, caring, loving and optimistic beings in a world where it seems there is a little less light everyday. SoulSonic is a very intentional, measured expression that hopefully channels outrage at casual incivility, bigotry, ignorance, racism, and lack of empathy I see everyday – into a more positive response that still requires accounting, but does not meet ignorance with ignorance, or escalation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GWJae4iFiI
Q: If you were given a chance, which Artist would you love to perform with? In the hip hop genre who I have not worked with I’d Love to write tracks with Pharell Williams or for Common, Jay-Z, or the amazingly talented but under appreciated Busta Rhymes, the talented. But I have to say – the man I’ve collaborated with on RISE, JordanL. brings it all to the table and I am amazingly blessed to have connected with him and have him write the lyrics and perform RISE. He has a cerebral flow but keeps it accessible, he has a delivery that lets you know he FEELS what he’s telling you, he has something to say and a reason to rhyme. I look forward to working with him again in the near future.
Q: Where can fans find you? Please List all your social media links (Youtube/ Facebook/ Instagram/ Soundcloud/ Spotify/ Twitter) Thank You,
