Globally We Sing; Erase 19 - Temperance Lancecouncil

“Globally We Sing; Erase 19,” has given a swift, global rise to its singer-songwriter, Temperance Lancecouncil. The song is being played around the globe on every music platform, to the satisfaction of worldwide audiences.

The United Kingdom's Camden Monthly, the number one newspaper and website for the borough of Camden says, “Few songs you'll hear cover such immense emotional ground. “Globally We Sing Erase 19” is the latest release from the talented singer/songwriter Temperance Lancecouncil…and the production is simply stellar.”

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IG4 Music, a publication in India says: “One of the most promising and surprising tracks of 2021 is by far “Globally We Sing; Erase 19” by Temperance Lancecouncil...We loved the experimental RnB sounds, the soulful atmosphere, and the Country hits.” 

Temperance Lancecouncil is a country-soul singer and songwriter currently in search of a new, record-label home, who can help her bring even more inspirational songs to the world.

https://songwhip.com/temperance-lancecouncil/globally-we-sing;-erase-19

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James Roan Releases a new music video for his latest single "Days Gone"

James Roan is a hip-hop recording artist from Miami, Florida. He loves to create music that people can relate to. He plan on using his creativity and different approach to music to tell stories through his songs and visuals. He is frequently compared to artists such as Kendrick Lamar, J. Cole and Childish Gambino. James Roan just recently release a music video for his latest single called "Days Gone". Pretty soon he'll also be preparing to release his next solo Album titled " Power Forward.

Days Gone Music Video:

Days Gone IG/Twitter: @jamesroan_

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MARCEL Releases a new song & video “Contrato”

Marcel the stage name of Brazilian-Iranian pop singer, songwriter, and rapper Mohammad Roknipour, presenting today an advance and first single of his upcoming new album to be released this summer. Produced by AZ Films, the video for “Contrato” tells the story of a woman who would rather go on an adventure that sign a contract with the mob that will subdue her forever. Starring Marcel, Hollywood screen legend Tom Sizemore, and Playboy Playmate of the Year Bianca Richards.

Marcel’s name is a tribute to his Brazilian maternal side of family from Rio De Janeiro. He adopted the name a few years before he started singing and gained fame in his early twenties. Born to, and raised by, an Iranian Father and Brazilian Mother in the slums of Tehran, Iran, he originally pursued football soccer as a career for eight years and was gifted enough to be scouted and placed on a Premier League Team in Costa Rica. Starting a new life in Costa Rica alone speaking a foreign language wasn’t easy. But eventually, he was able to relieve his loneliness by singing at hundreds of birthday parties, weddings, and celebrations. At age of nineteen, an unexpected injury put a stop to his professional soccer career and his intense focus switched from professional sports to music, his other true passion.

https://open.spotify.com/album/2wq4zxjs0OVNdYnJAqlTUs?si=z8IzSNQ2TRqvQgOvoTXtvQ

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Darrell Kelley - Vaccine

Singer, composer, and entrepreneur Darrell Kelley was born in Boston, Massachusetts. He’s a performer, singer, songwriter, social activist, spiritual leader, author, and entrepreneur. Where injustice prevails Kelley has been known to plunge headlong into the fight to seek justice, understanding, acceptance, and unity for one and all.

Darrell Kelley has just dropped a new record, simply titled “Vaccine”, which hails the current availability of the groundbreaking Covid-19 vaccine. It now appears that the world may finally be turning the corner and gaining in the war being waged against the deadly Covid-19 virus.

While “Vaccine” praises the efforts involved in creating this new wonder drug, Darrell Kelley’s song not only brings up the ongoing spread of misinformation that has accompanied its release but also the now apparent disparity across racial and economic lines which has hindered and slowed its availability in the United States.

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Interview with Karron “Ron Guapo”

Love Music: Tell us a little bit about yourself. Your background, education, your passion etc. ??

Well, I am a 13 yo from the Southside of Chicago. I am a 8th grade student at a charter school. I attended catholic school as well. I liked my catholic school but it limited me from being myself. My passion is my music and dancing. Those things are my outlets to negative things in my life. Like I’ve been bullied in the past and targeted in school. I rap about things I hear or other people’s experiences that’s been shared with me.

Love Music: We been hearing a lot about you, so we notice your starting to gain a lot of attention how does it feel?

I am a child, literally. So it feels good to hear myself being played on popular platforms. The first time I heard myself, I cried! Tears of joy. I know that I’m a great person. God has blessed me to be heard. That feels awesome!

Love Music: Is that true, you creates music by ear, free style?

YES, I have always had a musical gift since around age 5. I am a different kind of kid. I was hyper active, loved dancing. I tried to find ways to put my energy in a great place, that’s my music.

Love Music: Your influences?

A few of my influences are my home town boys, Lil. Dirk, Chance, POP Smoke, Nipsey Hussle, Juice WRLD, My uncles: Mikey and God’s Gift, my cousins and other local rappers “Law Man Dia, RIP Derion’s Albert, and EBK BAMM.

Love Music: What has been one of the most exciting achievements of your career so far?

Getting my music heard on Apple Music and the various platforms. Also the fact people can purchase my single.

Love Music: What’s your goal in life you want to achieve next?

I want to achieve growing a fan base and booking performances.

Love Music: What motivates you to do your best work as a rapper?

My real life experiences and making my family proud. I want to be able to give back to my community.

Love Music: Did you choose this industry, as a career, or as a hobby?

It started out as a hobby & outlet for my feelings. But now I’m invested and I would love it to become a career.

Love Music: Your fav. media Quote?

“Get rich or die tryin.” – 50 Cent

Love Music: Are you active on social media?

Yes, I’m on YouTube, Instagram & other sites. Follow me at my artist page @Ron_Guapo07

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I'm listening to @pulseradio961 on @TuneIn. 

#NowPlaying http://tun.in/seUs3

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Interview with Colton Claye

Love Music: What led to the change in style from the last EP?

Going through projects I had started I felt these songs sort of fit together in both sound and themes. The first EP seemed to focus a lot on how what we call "toxic masculinity" isn't confined to gender, but more a product of power, this one tends to be preoccupied with technology and personal transformation and how they impact each other.

Love Music: What's the reason behind choosing this name for the EP?

I enjoy the work Jonathan Haidt has done on where we tend to agree and disagree in society and he was discussing how so many rules in cultures tend to stem from our feelings about bodily processes such as eating, sex, menstruation, death, etc. and I had felt there was a great title in there. Since these songs mention food more than usual and i'm often looking at things through a lens of sex and death anyway, I figured , well here is the time for it.

Love Music: Any idea why food was such a concern in these lyrics?

Nothing I intended, but I would imagine it would be because it is essential to our survival and it weaves its way into two things i'm preoccupied with. First is the injustice of viewing other beings as food . And second, i'm committed to the idea that we are just heading for more and more problems until we finally start to understand the tragedy of the commons and start using a mix of idealism and technology as instruments with designs on breaking free of limitations and nature's indifference toward us. I can't hear another leader gain applause for a platform of creating more jobs , I want to hear someone who is interested in creating more leisure, even if that reality is generations away.

Love Music:  How did you decide to cover the song "Lord of the dance?"

I was taking a course on the history of dance and the professor shared the lyrics. I was instantly inspired to put those words of personal transformation through dance to a sound that was more in the direction of Studio 54 and that modern context where we use sex, drugs and disco to exhaust the body and transcend it.

Love Music: Any particular musicians that inspired the sound on this EP?

There is something of late 80s Leonard Cohen when he was first trying out keyboards. I think most of it was inspired by the music Al Di Meola did with Jan Hammer and Chick Corea or some of Pat Metheny- that looseness of jazz coming out of modern technology. And also Darryl Hall and John Oates and their ability to use a very concise and tight form of music and you still hear authenticity and freedom in there. I fell far short of those standards and my hopes in every way and hesitated to even share the results but the search for soul and striving for something greater, making that choice gives the whole adventure a meaning and makes it worth having gone on it.

Love Music: Are you on social media?

You can connect with me here-- https://coltonclaye.wixsite.com/home/music

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Bad - Storm & Stone

Storm & Stone are not your average family band. A force to be reckoned with, the three siblings Auriel, August & Hallelujah came from humble beginnings in the Blue Mountains. Each struck out on their own path to make a mark in the world as teachers, advertisers, and students, their individual experiences honing them into the powerhouse songwriting, harmony wielding trio that they are today.

After finding international success with features on Icelandic EDM tracks “Dive Right In” & “Start With Tonight”, the three siblings have been quietly working on bringing their own unique brand of Folk and Pop to listeners everywhere, fast-tracked by their own cameo & music soundtrack debut in Australian Feature Film “Love You Like That” starring Mitchell Hope (Disney’s ‘The Descendants’, Netflix ‘Let It Snow’), John Jarratt (‘Wolf Creek’, ‘Picnic At Hanging Rock’) and Steph Tisdell (‘The Project’, ‘Hughesy’s We Have A Problem’). 

With their genre-blending, soulful harmonies, Storm & Stone truly show their prowess as songwriters and a band in their debut single Bad, out now on all streaming platforms. 

IG: @stormandstoneofficial

www.instagram.com/stormandstoneofficial 

FB: @stormandstone

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