CRAY growing up on gaming, music, and social media
Words/Robert Frezza Photos/Ashley Osborn Meet CRAY--DJ, singer, fashionista, gamer, social media queen. She is trying to break through the industry one by one. Her style is off the hook and…
Words/Robert Frezza Photos/Ashley Osborn Meet CRAY--DJ, singer, fashionista, gamer, social media queen. She is trying to break through the industry one by one. Her style is off the hook and…
Singer, socialite, fashionista, model and velvet voice NYC based Latte Samuels has debuted her 4-track EP UNRULY. The album is a sonic catalog of balance, vulnerability, and confidence with straight-to-the-point…
photos/ Alexa Nikol Curran story / Ariana Tibi Titled âVitamin T,â KERAâs classic, uplifting new track honors the connections that have faded out of their life while showing gratitude for…
This is everyone's story. Swiss indie-pop artist VĂŽx Ve is making a splash with her debut release, âSad Surfing,â as she contributes to the conversation surrounding millennial mental…
story / Ariana Tibi Vibrant, breezy, electronica artist Dyllan shared a discordantly beautiful music video with us for her single, âOne Of Us.â The song is an intimate struggle…
Story / Molly Hudelson Photos / Mallory Turner From the moment she picks up the phone, I can hear the smile in Aimee deBeer's voice. We spoke on…
LADYGUNN Premieres The Bright Smoke's mesmerizing and captivating blues/art rock video for "Model Citizen".
LADYGUNN Premieres DAVIE's synth funk masterpiece "Flavor".
The songs included on Iâm Not Sure Yet changed over the course of two years; his only vision was to make âa project full of songs that I loved and I wanted people to hear.â Lyrically, things to tie together as each song sees Reece writing about himself. The tracks relate to love, getting older, and learning to deal with hardships in life like mental illness. Speaking on the connecting threads, Reece says, âI wanted to have a theme of maybe a little bit of a brain vomit but kind of like â a brain vomit that's a little bit⊠put together as well.â
From the hip hop heavy and seemingly aggressive âShut Em Up,â to the more vibey and more traditionally âpop,â âElectricâ and âThe Only Oneâ â Lauren explores new ground from her previous work, mixing a bit of practically every genre into an amalgamation of ear candy.
Her debut EP, MINT, was just recently released, with stellar tracks like âYoung and Rudeâ to the super-relatable âFor Ya,â ABIR has only shown us inklings of what sheâs capable of so far.