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The Deejay M Nunez Show

The Deejay M Nunez Show

By Luis M Nunez Jr

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The Deejay M Nunez Show Ep12

The Deejay M Nunez ShowDec 06, 2022

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The Deejay M Nunez Show ep14

The Deejay M Nunez Show ep14

Alternative Rock band Hands of Spite bring life to insightful new EP By Jenna Gengler Boston based Alternative Rock band Hands of Spite released their debut album on January 24, 2023. The band features frontmen Austin Bullock and Sam Gelston, both on guitar and vocals, and is backed by rhythm powerhouses Zac Stein and Nate Belton on drums/vocals and bass respectively. Their new project, titled Inchoate, dives into the idea of not being fully formed, continuing to grow and develop into something bigger and better than you once were. Matching the EP’s concept, the title “Inchoate” is described as “just begun and so not fully formed or developed”. It seems to be the perfect descriptor for new and upcoming band. The project was pioneered during the Covid-19 Quarantine and provided a way for the group to really get into a flow of their own. “Because of the situation, we were able to write and practice the pieces as much as possible,” Sam explained. “I think it allowed us to release something with a really accurate representation of our actual performances.” The feature track on this EP is “What Do You Say”, a song co-written by frontmen Austin and Sam. It dives into the question of who you are as a person and what you have done in your life. Not only does the song showcase the ability of both writers, but presents the band in an incredible and honest light. It is an articulate show of the band's diversity and musicality. The album, Inchoate, as a whole leads you through the stages of grief. As you listen to the song you are pulled through a series of definitive emotions, all redefined to be more accessible and easier to both understand and listen to. It is an amazing introduction to Hands of Spite as a band and a thoughtful lead up to their next project and first full length album. The album is set to release later in 2023. “We are so grateful to be here,” said the band. “We feel really lucky to be here, making music together and building ourselves from the ground up.” Though Hands of Spite already has a strong base and compelling music, they are continuing to grow and develop as a band as well as individuals, as their latest project so aptly describes. Keep an eye out for Hands of Spite in the coming year as they continue to release new music and plan for an upcoming tour. They are truly looking forward to growing with their fanbase and building up a community with the music that they create. Be sure to stay tuned in to Hands of Spite on various platforms for new music, visuals and social posts. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/handsofspiteband/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/handsofspite Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5XpTHruEyToOoIjtw73LVq?si=o48WucpwTBeJEaPnzXdaKQ Website: https://www.handsofspiteband.com/

Mar 09, 202353:20
The Deejay M Nunez Show ep13

The Deejay M Nunez Show ep13

Duvee Davis and his hip hop career find new life after relocating to Bangkok, Thailand By Brennan Stebbins For Duvee Davis, boxing was life when he was a kid. Even when he would have rather been out playing with friends, he dutifully headed to his father’s boxing gym where he was often forced to spar with grown adults. “I was just getting beat up pretty much every day I went into the gym,” he says. But one night during a fight a DJ played Naughty By Nature and the music had an instant effect on Davis. He won his first fight that night and became obsessed with aggressive hip hop. “It motivated me to go to the gym, motivated me to fight, trained my brain to be ready to take all the stuff I was dealing with,” he says. “It was like a therapist or something for me.” And the young Davis was dealing with a lot. He lived in perpetual fear of disappointing his father and the physical and mental abuse that would follow. His father started an affair with a drug-addicted cleaning lady who then sexually abused the 13-year-old. She would later run over and kill his father in the family driveway. Hip hop helped so much, in fact, that Davis pursued it professionally, but he unknowingly impregnated a singer he’d shared the stage with. He only found out he had a son when the boy was four months old, and then his mother departed, leaving him a single father. Music came to a halt; Davis needed to shift gears and earn money. So he enlisted in the US army and found himself serving in war-torn Iraq. His struggles only mounted after he returned, so he took the bold step of moving himself and his son across the world to Bangkok, Thailand to leave his emotional baggage behind and get a fresh start. “I remember when I went overseas, the feeling of touching down in Kuwait or wherever and it felt like I was free of my past,” he says. “I wanted to move to Bangkok for the low cost of living, then I remembered that feeling and said I’d like to do that. It’s like a new start.” And with more money in the bank, Davis – and his son – are back in the hip hop game. “It’s so cool,” he says. “My son produces beats and it’s a great thing we can do together. He’s got the new style. I’m more boom bap traditional with the kick and the snare when I make beats but he’s like the new school trap.” Davis has released more than a dozen singles since 2020, including songs like “Glue” and “Success” this year. He’s also put out music videos for “Flowstate,” “Born Alone Die Alone,” and “Glue.” “Glue,” which already has nearly 30,000 plays on YouTube alone, represents everything going well in a relationship with a woman and the video features several women dancing. But filming pornography is illegal in Thailand and carries heavy consequences – while filming the video at a hotel, the manager thought the crew was filming pornography and Davis and others had to rush out and go on the run for a while. The video for “Flowstate” was filmed around his Bangkok condo, and “Born Alone Die Alone” was filmed in Bangkok’s Chinatown. “I want to start spreading my message,” Davis says. “For children that have been abused and to break the cycle of child abuse. I have my son, I had a tough upbringing with my stepmother and father and I’m breaking the cycle, not repeating the same thing. I want to spread that message and I want to make something that my son can step in and take over when he’s older and run with it.” Davis is back in the studio this fall working on four new songs with his son. They’ll be part of a future EP featuring his son’s beats. He’s also in the process of making another music video, and plans to start doing more on his YouTube channel about music and life in Bangkok. “Having money in the bank and not worrying about paying the bills, man that eases anxiety and bad thoughts a whole lot,” he says. “Not having to see the same people, the same things that I associate with the past trauma definitely helps. It’s a fresh start, a rebirth. I’m 39, almost 40,
Dec 11, 202201:06:47
The Deejay M Nunez Show Ep12

The Deejay M Nunez Show Ep12

Former Fort Worth teacher releases genre-bending EP as OG ACID FUNK By Brennan Stebbins Terence T. Brown has been involved in the Fort Worth, Texas music scene for more than two decades. Until recently, however, his day job was teaching audiovisual and multimedia production at a high school. But the global pandemic gave Brown some time to think – and shined a spotlight on all the things in life he was just settling for. So he called it quits last year, rented an office and devoted his life to his true passions: making music and movies. He recorded a horror-themed album during COVID lockdown called Slasher Flick and released it last year under the stage name PRIEST. Now the genre-bending Brown has followed that project up with the five-song EP (aka) OG ACID FUNK – which is also his new name. “There were too many other artists using the name PRIEST and I wanted out of it,” he says. “A buddy of mine listened to my music and said man, it sounds like acid jazz, you should call it acid funk. I’m 51 and I’ve got some younger friends who always refer to me as OG. It’s definitely original.” OG ACID FUNK’s sound changes from song to song, not just project to project. He’s been influenced by artists like George Clinton, Rob Zombie, Fantastic Negrito, Godsleep and Fishbone and used to run an underground label that focused on hip hop. “I used to have a band back in the day and they didn’t know where to put us on the shelves,” he says. “We called it funk soul. That’s a little bit of rock, funk, R&B. I’m still the same way, everything that I hear and like I mash it all together.” He loves Rob Zombie because he’s a “straight up rocker” who makes some “dope ass horror films” – Brown’s other love. He calls himself a child of funk, the first genre that got him into music. “A lot of friends say it sounds like Prince,” he says. “What they don’t understand is there’s a whole genre of music Prince is representing. Parliament Funkadelic, all these old school funk players and that’s where that Prince sound I kind of rest on top of comes from. I do dig deep into my funk roots and I also love rapping so there’s some of that in there. I grew up in the hip hop culture.” OG ACID FUNK sums it up in the third track from the EP, “Who Am I,” where he sings: “My flow is so Vincent Price/I’m the lyrical Steven King/I keep George Clinton in a hot sauce bottle/I swear, put that there on everything.” He’s getting ready to produce a music video for “Faces,” the EP’s opening track which still leaves Brown breathless when he listens to it. He follows that up with the bass-heavy “The Harlot” and then “Who Am I,” which tells you everything you need to know without boring you. “I’m really talking about who I am,” he says. “I’m all about Fort Worth and bettering this place, just making it a better place for everybody,” he says. “I really just want to be free to do me and in the process of doing me, bless everybody I come in contact with.” Make sure to stay connected to OG ACID FUNK on all platforms for new music, videos and social posts. Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/7jx3DJvrU86DxkJB4mKbeg?si=9Ec8Qq_GSE6b6_4U8GC7Ig&nd=1 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3ndTXYPDeRCD6a5b68nHdg Apple Music Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ogacidfunk/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theslashersyndrome/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OGACIDFUNK Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BrownMCAE Website: ogacidfunk.com Website: Slashersyndrome.com

Dec 06, 202201:25:10
The Deejay M Nunez Show Ep11

The Deejay M Nunez Show Ep11

Diamond D. Taylor puts life on display in new single ‘No fuckboys’ By John Hacker LOS ANGELES — New singer songwriter Diamond D. Taylor may only be 19 going on 20, but she has enough life experience to know she demands the best of people she’s around and that means “No fuckboys and No Broke Niggas.” The title of Taylor’s new single is a warning to those who might try to gaslight her and other girls that their games won’t work and emotions are not to be toyed with. “So many guys out here, they're liars and they’re manipulators and they gaslight so many girls,” Taylor said. “I was like I want to write a song about this, this is what I'm experiencing, I’m experiencing a lot of these fuckboys, they’re coming into my life, they’re making and breaking promises and not even realizing the trauma they’re leaving these girls with. You don’t know in the moment that you are having this negative impact on someone’s life when you actually are. So it’s like the behavior you’re exhibiting is really horrendous and you're messing with girls feelings and it’s not ok.” Growing up in the home of Jack Harlow, Bryson Tiller and Jennifer Lawrence — Louisville, Ky. — Taylor spent her earliest years focused on acting. She attended the Walden School for Fine and Performing Arts in Louisville at age 12 and by age 13 she was laser-focused on being a YouTube personality, gaining nearly 1,000 followers in a short time. Three years later she decided she wanted to focus on acting, but then at age 16 she realized the impact music had made on her through her adolescents and into her teenage years and decided to try singing and songwriting. She put out a couple of soulful and melodic R&B tunes, “Do You Ever Notice Me,” and “Young Love,” and worked on developing her voice and her style in music. “Music has always been in my life,” Taylor said. “Music helps me get into certain characters in acting, it helps me feel certain emotions and evoke certain things, it helps in my happy moments and my sad moments. I guess music has always kind of been there, but until I was about 17 I didn’t feel like I was making music that really resonated with me or resonated with my generation. “I was listening to other artists mix with different beats and synthesize and I was like, I’m a black girl and I want to be in rock but I don't want to typically sing. I want to rap it and harmonize with certain beats.” That’s when her music changed and gained an edge and grit — as she describes it “If you would take Linkin Park and put it in girl form.” That edge shows with her latest single “No fuckboys and No Broke Niggas.” “I discovered Nirvana a couple of years ago when I was watching loads of documentaries on the past and previous decades and I was enthralled by their music,” Taylor said. “Also I like Alanis Moressette and more recently I discovered Flyleaf and I really found out I love music that sounds like that, the harmonies, the instruments, kind of like the gritty guitar and the bass in the background. While I was listening to Aaliyah, I was also hearing that before she died she was trying to explore that pop punk type sound and I was like, I kind of want to do that because it sounds really cool and no one’s really doing that. So I guess that’s kind of how I made my sound. It’s gritty, more edgy, I want to say like dirty but rock and rap kind of sound.” “No fuckboys and No Broke Niggas,” is out on all platforms now and Taylor is working on an as yet unnamed EP to come out maybe in the fall. She said this new EP would really showcase her versatility and voice. “These new songs are going to be more versatile,” Taylor said. “The songs on this upcoming EP won’t sound the same and it’s like that so you can see the different facets of me. I’m writing a song now where the lyrics are more cathartic, you can really feel where I’m coming from instead of being just a catchy tune. It’s more about who I am in my journey of discovery as this young adult out here, navigating career, navigating li
Nov 20, 202201:26:13
The Deejay M Nunez Show Ep10

The Deejay M Nunez Show Ep10

Flex Kartel blends genres to create exciting new track By Jenna Gengler An artist with a unique vision and a passion for creating something new, Flex Kartel is taking the world by storm. This musician draws from his own experience as well as genres ranging from R&B, Rap, Reggae and so much more to define a sound that is truly all his own. Flex Kartel’s upcoming releases will include the track “Get a Bag” featuring another incredible artist named Sada Baby, a bold and flashy song that is easy to dance to. “It’s got a real club energy,” Flex Kartel said. The song is simply electric, and has a music video with an energy to match. This is the kind of track that you’ll be begging to hear on a night out, no questions asked. Along with “Get a Bag”(Feat. Sada Baby), Flex Kartel is in the process of releasing his new EP, a project titled Untitled Emotions. This collection of tracks takes a deep dive into what Flex Kartel wants as an artist and blends it flawlessly with the things that his fans are looking to hear. This meshed with his unique mix of genre and thoughtful messaging make the project an absolute must on your next playlist. Flex Kartel’s music, especially tracks like the ones in Untitled Emotions, are filled with emotion and deep thought. “I want to make music that has a message,” he explained. “Something more than just a gimmick, with real thought and creativity behind.” This upcoming release focuses on his own trials and tribulations through relationships as well as the struggles that come with making personal connections as a creator as well as a musician. “When they listen to this music, I want people to see me as a real artist. I am more than just a rapper,” explained Flex Kartel. “I want them to really listen to my music and see the work that has gone into it.” Keep an eye out for the release of “Get a Bag”(Feat. Sada Baby) on October 28, 2022. After that, be sure to watch out for the Untitled Emotions EP and all of the exciting things to come with its release. Flex Kartel has a lot coming and you will not want to miss a thing. Following the release of “Get a Bag” (Feat. Sada Baby) and Untitled Emotions, Flex Kartel is looking forward to his next releases and performances. This includes his upcoming release “Forbes” (feat. Sauce Walka and Peso Peso). With goals of going on tour and building himself up in the music business world, it truly seems that there is nothing this artist cannot do. Make sure to stay tuned in to Flex Kartel on various platforms for new music, visuals and social posts. https://instagram.com/flexkartel?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= Instagram: https://instagram.com/flexkartel?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= Twitter: https://twitter.com/flexkartel Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/Flexkartel/ Youtube: https://m.youtube.com/c/FlexKartel
Nov 13, 202244:30
The Deejay M Nunez Show Ep9

The Deejay M Nunez Show Ep9

Trudytheproducer tackles mental health with new southern hip hop track “Welcome to the World” By Brennan Stebbins The new music video from Trudytheproducer opens with some sobering facts about the number of people in America who struggle with mental illness. “Welcome to the world,” he says as the music kicks in. That first line is also the title of the song, which Trudytheproducer uses as a vehicle to examine loyalty, trust and deception among friends and family while also illustrating his own struggle with mental health. At one point in the video Trudytheproducer even sits on a couch in a therapist’s office – but he’s just talking to himself. And that’s a point he wants to make: talking to yourself can be therapeutic to mental health. “It’s about a lot of things I experienced in life when people were being disloyal to me, turning their back on me,” he says. “I’m to the point now where I’m saying I’m tired of it and I’m putting recognition on other people who may be going through the same things, checking in with their mental health. That’s the gist of it, just saying, ‘Welcome to the World’ and you’ve got to be careful with who you trust.” Trudytheproducer has often found himself serving as someone else’s emotional outlet. But when you take on that responsibility it can be overwhelming, he says, and he hasn’t always had somebody else for him to turn to. “I don’t really talk to too many people,” he says with the song. “I can’t trust too many people.” But, in addition to vouching for the benefits of talking to yourself for mental health, Trudytheproducer wants to encourage others who may be reluctant to feel comfortable enough to see a therapist and get outside help. Musically, “Welcome to the World” is southern hip hop and continues a trend of making music with some substance from the native of Dothan, Alabama. Trudytheproducer was raised by a family of musicians and has experience with R&B, rock and pop music in addition to hip hop. He used to sit in a car with his cousin and freestyle over beats, and he released his first song with family members at age 18, which was a hit in his hometown. But once things got to the point where Trudytheproducer couldn’t explain all the ideas in his head to an outside engineer or producer, he took it upon himself to go to school and learn the skills himself. Trudytheproducer came to New York City to build his brand and gain respect within the music industry. He connected with Anthony Brown, the founder and managing partner in New King Multimedia Group. Brown has managed multi-platinum record producer Damon Blackman, platinum producer Remo The Hitmaker and Kevin Randolph, who produced French Montana’s “Throw It In The Bag.” The New King team includes Maurice Rowtham and Rayna Findley. The three met organically and created something special together, and they’re determined to showcase the artist development management company. Since working with Trudytheproducer, “Welcome to the World” already has about half a million streams between Soundcloud and Spotify. “He has good music, he has strong production and his next single is going to bring everybody to see why I selected this kid,” Brown says. “People will see he’s different and he’s unafraid to work. He comes up with so many ideas and he hears music in his head and just has to go to the studio and lay it all out. A lot of people are going to be following him after his next single, and he’s already growing quite a following in a short period of time.” That next single is called “Nightmare on Halloween” and is set for release on Oct. 31. “It’s a fun song,” Brown says. “It’s him from Alabama and an artist from Harlem, New York City and it’s real clever. Nice beat – a real nice beat – and it’s all produced by him.” Make sure to stay connected to Trudytheproducer and New King on all platforms for new music, videos and social posts. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trudytheproducer Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/n
Nov 09, 202201:04:30
The DJ M Nunez Show EP8

The DJ M Nunez Show EP8

Devon Paige’s ‘Love and Dreams’ is perfect for driving with the windows down

By Brennan Stebbins



Devon Paige discovered a love of performing as a child actress doing professional music theater, but later took a break while she tried her hand as a millennial in corporate America.

Then she received a stark reminder about her true passion when her father passed away in 2019.

“He just didn’t enjoy a lot of life,” she says. “He was so focused on his career and his family and making sure they were well taken care of that he didn’t really get to do a lot of things he wanted to and by the time he had things he wanted to do he was much older. It was a reminder that I have dreams and I have passions and you can’t wait that long to do them because life is short.”

Devon got back into music and started writing a single, and then suffered another loss when her grandmother passed away. At that point she knew she needed to make her music dream come true.

“I know how proud they would both be,” she says. “I just need to make it happen.”

Devon officially kicked off her return to music with her 2021 single “Resentful,” a slower song about toxic love, but really wanted to do something more upbeat and more in the pop genre, inspired by artists like Katie Perry and Sia. The result is her newest release, “Love and Dreams.”

Her upcoming single, “Love and Dreams,” was written by the incredible Esjay Jones and produced by the one and only, Trey Vittetoe. They helped bring her vision to life for this upcoming hit.

“It’s a good, happy love song,” she says. “It’s like when you fall in love with someone and you’re in that honeymoon stage. I just thought that was perfect because everybody can relate; everybody’s been in love. There are so many songs on the radio now that are about heartbreak and breakups and although I still love those songs, I wanted to write something that embodies their feelings for their loved ones .”

“It’s catchy,” she says. “As soon as you hear the top line it just sticks in your head.”

Even as an adult, Devon still loves being on stage and she plans to do some live shows in the near future. She resides in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Make sure to stay connected to Devon Paige on all platforms for new music, videos and social posts.

Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/devonpaige/loveanddreams

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dev_paige/

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@devonpaige7

Twitter: https://twitter.com/dev_paige

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DevonPaigeMusic

Aug 05, 202231:45
The DJ M Nunez Show EP7

The DJ M Nunez Show EP7

Chicago R&B stars Meagan McNeal, Carla Prather and Janeff The Poet drop inspirational anthem “I Can Only Be Me” on Soulistic 360 Label

By Rob Salerno

Rising R&B stars Meagan McNeal, Carla Prather, and Janeff The Poet want to deliver a clear message to their fans on their new collaboration, the inspirational R&B anthem, “I Can Only Be Me.”

“I want people who listen to this song to feel that they are ok. Regardless of what others may say or expect of them, they’re ok,” says Janeff The Poet, who wrote the lyrics to “I Can Only Be Me.”

“If you really wanna be free, you gotta be honest, realistic, and holistic and anything else is just sort of playing the game,” Janeff says.

The heartfelt single is a mix of classic soul and R&B, with soaring verses carried by McNeal and Prather that reach deep into listeners and compel them to keep listening.

The collaboration grew out of conversations that Janeff was having with Meagan McNeal, a powerhouse singer-songwriter who was featured on the singing competition show The Voice and has performed backup vocals for Eminem and Common.

“She was just telling me a little bit about her life and how because she’s such an artistic person, and how she’s always felt like an outsider and she never really fit in,” Janeff says. “Growing up, she was very artistic and maybe didn’t do everything the way society thought a young Black girl growing up in the south suburbs of Chicago was meant to do.”

The burden of those expectations and prejudices had weighed on Janeff too during his life.

“I also have experienced times in my life where I was expected to do certain things, whether based on my education, where I lived or was born, or who my parents were or whatever the case may be,” he says. “I often felt like I didn’t always fit in.“

Janeff says the song had been in the works since before the COVID pandemic. While the lockdowns slowed production, they actually gave him the opportunity to deepen the song by collaborating with other artists.

“We laid Meagan’s vocals and then the pandemic happened,” Janeff says. “I was talking with other artists I worked with during that time and in those conversations, I realized this is a universal story.”

Janeff brought on Carla Prather, a killer vocalist who’s performed across America with alternative soul band Poi Dog Pondering, to record additional verses that add a second perspective to the track.

“Carla gives the song a yin and yang. Megan is the melodic tone, and Carla pumps in with a soulful hurricane type of approach, and so even in this song they are demonstrating their individuality,” Janeff says. “Even though they’re singing the song a little bit differently, they’re still being themselves and that’s ok.”

“I Can Only Be Me” is already finding a loyal audience on streaming services, and the artists hope to see it gain wider exposure on radio and the internet.

“I’d like to see people will use it as a rallying cry, that it is ok to be yourself. That would be my hope,” Janeff says.

Stream “I Can Only Be Me” on all platforms!

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/3PrCxlHG7kZFoD1hA7JP4U

Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/album/1625748127?i=1625748134&ign-itscg=30440&ign-itsct=catchall_p1

YouTube: https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=VydkV-gJKzw

Jul 29, 202239:00
The DJ M Nunez Show EP6

The DJ M Nunez Show EP6

Multi-genre Artist, Ephi, Sizzles with Latest Album “Boozy Wtrmln” By Nadia Sobehart Josephine “Ephi” Fernandez is an up-and-coming artist from Oakland California. With family roots in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and Durango, Mexico, the multicultural artist has been surrounded by music from a young age through her powerhouse-vocalist mother (who is also a pastor), her oldies-inspired father, her rock-and-roll-loving stepfather, and an uncle who played in a cumbia band. Ephi is not tied to one genre in particular but she is eternally loyal to music as a whole. “Music is my outlet and therapy for everybody,” says Ephi of her passion. The film Selena was an early influence for the artist, who also went on to fall for Aaliyah’s vocals and stage presence. Ephi spent countless hours in her childhood bedroom creating dance routines and pretending to perform onstage—a routine that would prepare her for a musical career later in life. As the years went on, the young artist practiced guitar and began writing rock and folk songs to pass the time. What she couldn’t express with words, she emoted through visual arts, from scrapbooking to drawing and painting. Phi’s performing life truly took off when she joined her mother on a mini tour of churches at which she was able to sing. “I never thought I’d put myself out there. Keeping it going and putting it out there and not being scared—that’s what I’m proudest of,” says Ephi of committing to her journey through life’s inevitable setbacks. As a young mother, Ephi spent the next few years “singing in the shower” until she was asked to cover “Redbone” for a friend who later convinced her to get back into music. Studying vocalists who shared her range and tone, the revitalized artist began playing with melodies and rhythms to create her own sound. Not long after, she collaborated with DJ Green Velvet to add vocals to a track with DJ Mason Maynard. Working with other talented musicians across the U.S., Ephi came up with the tracks on her first album, a lo-fi hip-hop project named “Junebug,” released in 2019. In 2021, Ephi was diagnosed with late autism, thus shedding light on herself as both a person and an artist. “I’ve never really been about one genre,” says the artist of her sound as well as what inspires her. “Sensual, atmospheric, chill—if that counts” is how she would describe her music to new listeners. “Even the times I’ve made reggaeton or r&b, it always ended up being a slow, sensual vibe naturally.” Writing music comes organically to the musician. “It could be on a hike, when I’m with my kids, sometimes watching a movie and one of the lines inspires me—it’s all very random,” Ephi shares of her writing process. “Sometimes I pull up a random beat and the words come. Sometimes the words are there, but I don’t have a beat so I’ll write the melody. Sometimes it comes together last minute; sometimes it takes months to develop. I wish I could just hear a melody/beat and write to it in a traditional way but that’s not always the case. It’s kind of scattered but comes together perfectly.” Fueled by the positive feedback around “Junebug,” Ephi dropped six music videos and began contemplating a second volume release. This October, on “Junebug”’s third anniversary, Ephi is planning to do just that. In the meantime, she is set to release “Boozy Wtrmln,” an atmospheric, sensual album piecing together old and new musical elements. Be sure to keep up to date with the artist and her latest releases through the links below. Instagram - Instagram.com/beanrschnitzl YouTube - https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCIjFqHIUV19vqzpGn1Ctgbg YouTube Rougember music video link - EPHI - Rougember (Music Video) Album “Boozy Wtrmln” https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/ephi1/boozy-wtrmln
Jun 30, 202201:07:27
The Deejay M Nunez Show EP5

The Deejay M Nunez Show EP5

Today on the Deejay M Nunez show I am being joined by Deejay Bindope and Scott Marlow and today on this episode we will be talking about how the blind community are rude and demanding.
Also, we talk about NFB news and stories as well
We also invited Elmer Rivas to the show and he did the human calendar.
Jun 01, 202201:22:18
The DJ M Nunez Show EP4

The DJ M Nunez Show EP4

here is ep4
Award-Winning Rock Duo Follow No One Breaks Industry Norms with “Fate,” a Cinematic Rock Album
DENVER - Industry insiders describe it as a cross between Queensryche and Styx with a hard rock core; Follow No One brings back the classic and hard rock sounds that defined an era while adding their unique twist on the genre.
Named as Best Rock Act in 2019 at the Nashville-based JMA Awards, the next step for Follow No One is the Grammys. After listening to their industry-rocking latest project, it is clear the duo needs to make room on the award’s mantle for more hardware.
Follow No One is comprised of two industry leaders, Pedro Murino Almeida and Rich Hall. A Portuguese native, Almeida is a classically trained composer and guitar virtuoso who works in film and video and found success in his musical acts. Lead singer Hall is an American-born singer/songwriter who made his mark in the theater at a young age and discovered his powerfully melodic vocals match perfectly with rock.
Together, Follow No One is changing today’s rock industry with their sound void of 90s grunge and screaming vocals. Instead, they incorporate the most significant elements of rock’s past and present into an exciting brand of rock music that spans generations.
Follow No One is paving their own lane as their name states, evident in their upcoming album, “Fate.” Written, performed, and produced by the duo, “Fate” is a heavy rock album that transitions into melodic rock and concludes with an epic finale.
While many artists release albums, “Fate” is a 17-track industry game-changer.
As a cinematic hard rock concept album, “Fate” takes listeners on the true-life story of Hall. As a husband, father, Army war veteran, and corporate executive, he went from a man who appeared to have it all. Suddenly, he lost it all. From Hall’s deathbed to reclaiming his life, “Fate” chronicles his journey.
While “Fate,” the album is scheduled to drop on all streaming platforms on May 13. Each track is stylistically and tempo-driven, employing different techniques to give the album its unique feel. The plot flows as the music adds drama and emphasis to each lyric from track to track. Ensuring that listeners comprehend the story, Follow No One adds audio scenes and flashbacks to envelop listeners into the storyline.
Currently, Follow No One is giving fans a little taste of “Fate” in its preview video streaming on YouTube. Like a movie trailer, the video is a must-see, in-your-face teaser.
Dropping on April 8, the self-titled single “Fate” is a rhetorical song that prompts fans to reflect on their lives. Relating to listeners like only he can, Hall poses the question: Was it fate all along or something we created? We didn’t end up together, but was it because it was fate, or did we just screw things up.”
Hall adds that fans can join their mailing list for the inside scoop on happenings and music releases with more surprises on the way before the album releases. A quick visit to the group’s website provides insider information and the signup details.
Follow No One is not a rock throwback group. They incorporate the greatest elements of rock n roll’s past and present into an authentic new brand of rock that blends jaw-dropping guitar work and distinct vocal stylings.
Make sure to stay connected to Follow No One on all platforms for new music, videos, and social posts.
Official Album Website: www.fatethealbum.com
Linktree: linktr.ee/Follownoone
Spotify: open.spotify.com/artist/7BUR78rUngUXYFtDGDNDlg
Apple Music: music.apple.com/us/artist/follow-no-one/1198725447
YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCxxxigAUL7PtizK8AR5q62w
Facebook: www.facebook.com/FollowNooneMusic/
Instagram: www.instagram.com/follownoone/
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/showcase/follow-no-one/
Twitter: twitter.com/FollowNoOneBand
Official Artist Website: www.follownoonemusic.com
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Teri Sillo releases heartfelt new track ‘No Need To Hide’

By Jenna Gengler

TEES VALLEY, ENGLAND – Teri Sillo is an up and coming singer-songwriter, pianist and guitarist who is sharing her experiences and emotions through her incredible musical abilities. Most recently she has released a track that expresses the unequivocal love she has held for her baby since first glance. “No Need To Hide” is a gorgeous track and an incredible presentation of who Sillo is as an artist.

Sillo’s career officially began in 2019 with the release of her first EP, Plus or Minus You. This project provided her with a place to explore her sound and find a voice in the world of Afro Fusion, Soul and Pop. While COVID-19 and the birth of her first child paused much of the releasing of her music, she is back again with another track, entirely composed and written on her own. This track, like all of her others, is gorgeous in a way that blends Concert Hall and Pop music, elegant and light.

The release of “No Need To Hide”, Sillo is digging into her sound and the feelings that helped to create this track. “This song came to me when I was pregnant with my first child,” she explained. “I had gotten a 4D scan of her in the womb and there was a moment when she was hiding and I thought, ‘Oh, so sweet’”. From there, Sillo took off with what has since become a song full of love and joy.

While the track relates deeply to something personal to Sillo herself, she works to create music that everyone can relate to and find solace in. “No Need To Hide” is just one example of the way her experiences can transfer to so many walks of life. “It’s calling out to the listener,” Sillo said. “When you love someone, when you care about them, you don’t need to hide it, you just need to show them.”

In all, Sillo makes music that people can connect to. Her experiences are honest and raw in a way that invites others to listen. “I make music about love and life,” she said. Sillo’s goals as a musician are to continue to expand her ring of listeners and friends as she pursues her goals as a musician and shares the things that are important to her.

Following the release of “No Need To Hide,” Sillo is already prepared with a collection of new singles and projects that she is excited to share. She has been hard at work over the course of the pandemic and has so much to show for it. Be sure to be on the lookout for her next single and so much more.

If you haven’t had the chance to listen to Teri Sillo or her single “No Need To Hide,” now is the time to do it. The song is available on all major streaming platforms. Also remember to keep up with her on social media for more information on her upcoming releases and other exciting updates. Links to all of this can be found listed below.

Links to social media:

Instagram: @terisillo

Facebook: @terisillo

Twitter: @terisillo

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