Author: Plueski
Montreal’s own Jon Moniz, a seasoned artist and producer with over two decades in the game, continues to prove that timeless melody and emotion are at the heart of great music. His latest release, “Vivre de Paix,” featuring his group WhyUS and French artist Timal Garnier, is a glowing example of his ability to blend genres and cultures into one captivating sound. From the opening notes, “Vivre de Paix” radiates positivity. The production, a lush fusion of hip hop, funk, and electro, sets an uplifting tone, creating a sonic atmosphere that feels both modern and universal. Moniz’s melodic instincts shine throughout, weaving hooks that…
With the kinetic energy of modern R&B and a palpable spiritual undercurrent, Eternal Zion returns with “Ride For Me,” her latest single and visual offering that feels both vulnerable and unapologetically bold. The music video, released in tandem, elevates the song’s emotional weight into cinematic poetry — a visual manifesto for devotion, resilience, and the complexities of love. A sonic heartbeat: “Ride For Me” as journey and pledge From the first chords, “Ride For Me” balances between intimacy and intensity. Zion’s voice glides over sparse instrumentation, allowing room for emotional space, before layers of percussion, bass, and ambient synths ground the track in depth. Lyrically, it…
Interviewer: First off, congratulations on the success of T4G3! The album’s been called a modern-day classic by fans and critics. How does that feel? Pilsz Doe: Man, it feels incredible. I poured everything into this project, so to see people around the world connecting with it the way they are—it’s surreal. I wanted to make something timeless, something that still feels fresh years from now. Interviewer: The production on T4G3 is next-level. Tell us about working with NateSFM. Pilsz Doe: Nate’s a genius. We’ve got real chemistry in the studio. He understands my sound, my energy, and…
Mark your calendars — November 1st is bringing all the mellow energy you’ve been waiting for. Endryu is dropping his brand-new single, “Aimin’ for That Chill Life,” a track designed for winding down, zoning out, or simply soaking in the moment. This upcoming release leans into soothing production with a slow-burn vibe, mixing smooth vocals and relaxed beats into a sound that feels almost cinematic. Think late-night drives, smoke swirling through the car, or a low-key night in with the lights dimmed. That’s the lane this record lives in. Endryu’s music has always tapped into real emotion, and “Aimin’ for That Chill Life” promises…
Two rising forces in the underground scene link up for a heater. Tallant Don recruits Jake Strain for his latest release, “All Day Long,” a track packed with hunger, drive, and catchy melodies that stick after the first listen.Expect nothing short of quality production and confident storytelling as these two artists flex their versatility and chemistry on the mic. 🎶 Pre-save today: https://show.co/UjtLFTB
Host: Today we’re sitting down with Isaiah Haye, CEO of Paw Pro, Canada’s leading homing agency that’s changing the way breeders sell their dogs. Isaiah, welcome and congratulations on your incredible success this year. Isaiah Haye: Thank you. It’s been a wild journey. At Paw Pro, we’ve always believed that dogs don’t lose value with time — they just need the right visibility. Our system makes sure every breeder’s dogs are seen by the right people, at the right time, for the right price. Host: That’s something many breeders struggle with — selling puppies as they grow older. How do…
From the tough streets of Mobile, Alabama rises a raw voice of the South — a hustler, a father, and a visionary. His name? Tony Koon, but the world is starting to know him simply as TK. With five years under his belt in the rap game, Tony Koon is proving that independent grind mixed with relentless focus can take you further than hype ever could. Tony’s journey began with his debut track “Tony Romo,” a track that set the tone for the confidence and energy he would bring to every beat that followed. Inspired by the likes of NBA YoungBoy —…
Albany Lou and HitMan Zan aren’t just dropping bars—they’re sharing a story of survival. Their latest track, Porsche LiFe, isn’t about cars—it’s about living life fast: fast money, fast women, fast everything. But behind the beats lies a near-death experience that changed everything. Last October, Albany Lou was violently injured—two holes in his esophagus from a split-second accident that almost took his life. Doctors were stunned. “In 30 years, I’ve never seen someone survive this injury,” said his thoracic surgeon. Out of that struggle, Porsche LiFe was born—a survival anthem about friendship, resilience, and defying the odds. Albany Lou and HitMan Zan are ready for the next chapter, moving forward with…
New Jersey’s own Yohanson has dropped All My Friends Are Ghosts (Deluxe), a project that proves he’s not chasing trends — he’s building his own lane. Raw, melodic, and brutally honest, the album expands on themes of heartbreak, addiction, and survival, blending chaos with catharsis. One of the standout tracks, “Liquid Sunshine,” is pure psychedelia. With spaced-out vocals over dreamy production, it feels like drifting through another dimension — trippy, hypnotic, and surreal. It’s Yohanson at his most experimental, balancing darkness with fleeting flashes of light. Known for freestyling most of his tracks, Yohanson’s music comes straight from the soul.…
In a world where genres are often boundaries, Señora Belicona is a fearless outlier. Born Alicia Flores in Dallas, Texas, this rising singer-songwriter and supermodel isn’t just stepping onto the music scene — she’s redefining it. With only two years in the game, she’s already turning heads and crafting her own lane, boldly labeling her sound as “Muro-Genre” — a cross-cultural fusion that blends the grit of corridos with the pulse of hip-hop. Her debut single, “Señora Belicona”, not only introduced her musical style but also her unapologetic persona — bold, beautiful, and ready to break every rule in the book. Drawing inspiration from genre-benders…