Janna Rodgers: The Small-Town Girl With Big Dreams in the Music Industry
Music is an art that speaks to the heart and mind, transcending all barriers of language and culture. It touches our souls, … Keep Reading
Grimmshi “Shut Up” is another ace up his sleeve
“Foster Owens Jr. aka “Grimmshi” (born July 17th, 1996) is an American musician, producer, filmmaker, artist and actor hailing from the city … Keep Reading
Dou began producing at the age of 16
Dou is a music producer originally from Senegal in West Africa. He grew up on the east coast, living in DC for … Keep Reading
Jiggy Draco – “I Don’t Know” seems set to make the quantum leap!
Hip Hop is an ever evolving genre. With each year comes a select group of new artists shining with potential, ready to … Keep Reading
NOV – “Feelin’ Good, Feelin’ Alright!” – full of taste and passion
Bucks County, Pennsylvania native and seasoned guitarist singer-songwriter Nov, is making a comeback into the world of rock, metal, R&B and hip … Keep Reading
Karma Butler: “Baby Let Me (Noizz Factor Club Mix)” – a fully blown club ready banger
The recording artist, Karma Butler is also a producer, dancer, actor, choreographer, model, and an educator. The young boy who began singing … Keep Reading
MartynGBuckets: “Real Life Rockstar” – His mic presence is captivating and energetic
MartynGBuckets is like a cross between Young Thug and Future, allowing him to take his music to places other trap rappers would … Keep Reading
Paul Kostick: “Are You Listening?” grabs your attention
Paul Kostick is a singer-songwriter from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, who delivers acoustic-driven pop-rock tunes accompanied by soulful singing and catchy melodies. Paul’s brand … Keep Reading
Bunny Sigler: “Till I See You Again” – Mr. Emotion is back!
Contrary to what you may believe Walter “Bunny” Sigler is not the new kid on the block – no sir, ‘Mr. Emotion’, … Keep Reading
Louis Goldwater: “To Whom It May Concern” – an entire environment for us to get lost in
Whoa. This cat is the real deal. Don’t worry if you don’t like “To Whom It May Concern” on the first listen. … Keep Reading
