Mackenzie Shrieve knows how to make an entrance. The recent NYU grad has been touring non-stop this summer since graduation, with venues across New York City–including the iconic Arlene’s Grocery–taking notice.
What do artists like Eminem, DJ Snake, Bebe Rexha, Faith Evans, Usher and Trey Songz all have in common? Aside from the fact that they are all talented artists, they also have hit songs written by singer-songwriter Corey Latif and producer Aaron Kleinstub (aka Aalias) who both make up the new, alternative R&B duo Lo Boii.
Billed as Cuba’s first ever female-fronted electronic duo, PAUZA is gearing up to spread their native island’s eccentric sounds around the globe.
In this day and age where R&B/Soul music has made a big comeback after initially forgotten about once the 90’s and early 2000’s came to an end, Dana Williams is creating her own lane in the reemerging genre.
With a warm and sultry tone that is often compared to the likes of legends Ella Fitzgerald and Billie Holiday, the Los Angeles native is consistent in her vocal delivery. In 2014 she released her first EP in 2013 entitled The Lonely One and placed 4th in the U.S. talent competition show Rising Star.
Since then, she has collaborated with some of Hip-Hop’s most talented MC’s including Freddie Gibbs, Rejjie Snow & Amine and Boogie, and even won 4th place on the U.S. talent competition show Rising Star.
She performed for an intimate group of fans at a private performance at the SoHo House in NYC last night, where she sung a collection of her most popular songs like Preach, Worst in Me and her latest single Holiday.
Her usual soul-stirring and solemn tone takes a step back in Holiday, an upbeat yet soulful summer tune. Holiday is only one of at least 60 songs that the singer-songwriter says she wrote over the course of 2 months.
Check out the official video for Dana’s new single Holiday below:
The Mezcal maker and Future Primitive host a Gin Ling Way block party with DJ Tennis and Acid Pauli offering their sounds for seven hours total.
The mother of all festivals, Tomorrowland, is exactly one month away. And we can already start to fill the excitement around this incredible festival.
The lively Spring Gala at the Apollo managed to raise over $2 million dollars for the Harlem Community, as well as bring young and old faces in the music community together to celebrate the theater’s long history.
“A Summer Story”…The epic summer story you’ll be telling your friends about.
While the artists were the main attraction at the 2019 Governors Ball, the food and drinks provided this year were surely a highlight of the jam-packed weekend.
And I think it’s gonna to be a long long time… till we have another movie of this kind.