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Multi-talented musician, Sxint Peter—also known as Peter Rose—celebrates the release of his recent single, “Brooklyn Baby/Did me Bad.” In just about a month, the single, produced by DJ Swanko, amassed some three million streams and continues to gain steam. Straight off his upcoming project, "P.U.R.P.L.E" (Pinned Up Realities Painting Life Experiences), “Brooklyn Baby” is drawing well-deserved attention to the versatile artist.

“‘Brooklyn Baby’ is a relatable record. It’s a song about me going through a real situation with my child’s mother. I feel like a lot of fathers would relate to it. It’s the untold story we don’t say in songs, but I chose to say it,” shares Sxint Peter of the inspiration behind his latest release. While he may not have a great relationship with his son’s mother, he now has a record that many can understand and appreciate. For select audiences, “Did me Bad” is a clean version of the song.

Gabrielle Solange, aka 7HO3NIX, was born in Ohio. Raised in an artist family, she began recording original songs by age 7 on a cassette recorder and writing and illustrating fiction stories that she dreamed of sharing with the world. At age 13, she was placed in the foster care system after running away from an abusive home. She says, "My imagination was my escape and songs were my sanctuary. I felt that through songwriting and poetry, I could truly connect with God and feel my worth and purpose. I always knew that somehow art was the superpower I was given to overcome the darkness in this world. It is the lens through which I can look at ashes and see beauty." By age 15, she was discovered out of an inner city music program and signed to Sony records as part of the band Fatty Koo. After starring in a reality tv show on BET, ranking in Billboard's top 200, and scoring songs in mainstream movies, the band fell apart due to label complications and industry politics. Devastated, she released the viral song, Survive, with producer, Toby Gad (John Legend, Beyoncé, Demi Lovato) before leaving the music industry for over a decade.

On the occasion of his 60th birthday, Slovak guitar wizard Henry Tóth released a new original album at the end of last year, which bears his name and contains more than twenty songs. The recording contains exclusively instrumental songs built on guitar lines and ideas from the recognized instrumentalist, who has been a guitarist for Elán and has collaborated with Marián Čekovský, Richard Müller, Rob Grigorov, Marián Greks, and others. The new album by Henry Tóth is mainly in the styles of blues, rock, and jazz, but the musician occasionally surprises with a more danceable tempo and arrangement.

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Gabrielle Solange, aka 7HO3NIX, was born in Ohio. Raised in an artist family, she began recording original songs by age 7 on a cassette recorder and writing and illustrating fiction stories that she dreamed of sharing with the world. At age 13, she was placed in the foster care system after running away from an abusive home. She says, "My imagination was my escape and songs were my sanctuary. I felt that through songwriting and poetry, I could truly connect with God and feel my worth and purpose. I always knew that somehow art was the superpower I was given to overcome the darkness in this world. It is the lens through which I can look at ashes and see beauty." By age 15, she was discovered out of an inner city music program and signed to Sony records as part of the band Fatty Koo. After starring in a reality tv show on BET, ranking in Billboard's top 200, and scoring songs in mainstream movies, the band fell apart due to label complications and industry politics. Devastated, she released the viral song, Survive, with producer, Toby Gad (John Legend, Beyoncé, Demi Lovato) before leaving the music industry for over a decade.

Joey Calveiro a 15 year old saxophonist, working in his first jazz album called Legacy with rename jazz musician like Chucho Valdez, Gonzalo Rubalcaba and many more, this is the first cover he releases as he fall in love with the the movie top gun called I ain’t worried and decided he want to do a cover.****************************************************************************************************************************************************************

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RAINY DAYS

 

A Manhattan based indie rock band with retro and futuristic vibes, Rainy Days effortlessly shuffles its arsenal between dramatic ballads and surf rock jams.******************************************************************************************************************************************************************************

 

 

I'm one the original pioneers of hip hop in the state of Oklahoma. As an independent artist I have a concrete track record of hip hop from party music that can make you dance and vibe too, all the way down to making you think. My music is considered the foundation as well as the heart of OKC. That is why I am Citi Boi Ced.

LT Turner Jr is a Music Artist (Singer, Pianist, Arranger, Conductor, & Recording Artist) who loves bringing inspiration, encouragement, and positive reinforcement to others through his music. 

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He was born March 30th, 1976 in Waterbury, CT. Growing up, music was a huge part of his life. In Elementary School, LT played the lead role Oliver of “Oliver Twist” and The Tin Man of “The Wizard of Oz” in his school musicals. He was involved in school chorus always desiring to learn and develop his musical talents. Along with singing and doing musicals, LT started out learning the flute. In 6th grade, he switched to learning piano and continued his involvement in the school's chorus and musical theater including playing one of the lead roles as Jacob in “The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat”. High School only continued to add to his increasing love for music and the arts by performing in the school's musical theater department in “Pippin” (Player/Dancer) and “Once Upon A Mattress” (Page/Dancer). He also was part of the school's regular Chorus, Gospel Chorus and The Hallelujah Chorus (Classical).

PENELOPE ROBIN

Penelope Robin, also known internationally on her social media as @thepennyrobin, is a 15-year-old singer-songwriter and performer from Miami, FL. She began singing and acting at age 5 and comes from an artistic family. In 2017, she performed in the Miami Youth Fair and the Locales Festival. Additionally, she was selected as one of the winners of the Phil Collins Little Dreams Foundation and was a finalist in the Young Talent Big Dreams Competition sponsored by The Children’s Trust in 2019. She stole the hearts of young Colombian fans when invited to share the stage with acclaimed Colombian singer Karol G as well as Puerto Rican singers Yandel and Cosculluela during the CEG Festival 2017 that took place in Buga, Colombia. During the summer of 2019, she toured the Northeast visiting summer camps, Girl Scouts, Simon Malls, Playland Park, Adventureland, and Jones Beach Festival.

By age 15, she was discovered out of an inner city music program and signed to Sony records as part of the band Fatty Koo. After starring in a reality tv show on BET, ranking in Billboard's top 200, and scoring songs in mainstream movies, the band fell apart due to label complications and industry politics. Devastated, she released the viral song, Survive, with producer, Toby Gad (John Legend, Beyoncé, Demi Lovato) before leaving the music industry for over a decade.

After a mission trip to Africa, She reignited her love for music and found the courage to officially launch her independent artist career in 2017. She now speaks and performs her original music while advocating for causes that are dear to her heart, like mental health, anti-bullying, suicide prevention, anti-racism, and equality. In 2020, her version of Kelly Clarkson's I Dare You protesting police brutality was selected by the American Idol herself as the 1st place winner of a Cover Nation contest in partnership with Warner Bros. However, just as she began to hit her stride, she suffered a serious neck injury that prevented her from singing through most of 2021 and 2022. During that time she fought to regain her voice while healing from heartbreak, struggling with thoughts of suicide, and navigating grief from her mother's passing. After many obstacles in her life, she continues to rise and recreate herself. In 2023 She changed her artist name to 7HO3NIX to reintroduce herself to the world and find her audience."It Is What It Is" is the first single of her first full-length independent project. She is also working on a book of poetry and illustrations to be released later this year.

Gabrielle Solange, aka 7HO3NIX, was born in Ohio. Raised in an artist family, she began recording original songs by age 7 on a cassette recorder and writing and illustrating fiction stories that she dreamed of sharing with the world. At age 13, she was placed in the foster care system after running away from an abusive home. She says, "My imagination was my escape and songs were my sanctuary. I felt that through songwriting and poetry, I could truly connect with God and feel my worth and purpose. I always knew that somehow art was the superpower I was given to overcome the darkness in this world. It is the lens through which I can look at ashes and see beauty." By age 15, she was discovered out of an inner city music program and signed to Sony records as part of the band Fatty Koo. After starring in a reality tv show on BET, ranking in Billboard's top 200, and scoring songs in mainstream movies, the band fell apart due to label complications and industry politics. Devastated, she released the viral song, Survive, with producer, Toby Gad (John Legend, Beyoncé, Demi Lovato) before leaving the music industry for over a decade.

After a mission trip to Africa, She reignited her love for music and found the courage to officially launch her independent artist career in 2017. She now speaks and performs her original music while advocating for causes that are dear to her heart, like mental health, anti-bullying, suicide prevention, anti-racism, and equality. In 2020, her version of Kelly Clarkson's I Dare You protesting police brutality was selected by the American Idol herself as the 1st place winner of a Cover Nation contest in partnership with Warner Bros.