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Everything You Need To Know About YAHZEE.

YAHZEE. , is an American hip hop recording artist. Born and raised in the Bedford Stuyvesant region of Brooklyn , New York with parents from the ways of the small hot spot of the Caribbean, Saint Lucia. Being a first generation American in his family allowed him to learn the ways of a classic west Indian child in the city.

YAHZEE. Has been making music since the age of an impressing thirteen years. He has taught himself how to engineer tracks using DAW Ableton Live. Whilst teaching himself such he learns how to release music through distributors like United Masters, Stem, Amuse, etc. Winnifred Actie (YAHZEE.’s father) untimely death in 2019 put a hold in music for that summer. The summer was utilized to grieve and deal with family affairs. He returned in the fall with a fiery that no other can argue with. He released the single “Hurt You”. Followed by two singles called “Can’t Feel My Lungs” and “Lost” in early 2020.

He has released a mixtape called “16.” In March of that year which features rising Hip Hop
producer Zeggy and rap artist Nay R Finesse. The trio has worked together on many occasions
on many different tracks. The trio are frequent collaborators. The first music video from the
emerging star was released with Nay R Finesse, it was called Slatt. The video takes place in the
heart of the city that never sleeps, New York City. There were also scenes from the recording
studio Fast Life Beats, which is a Gold plaque holding studio. The studio are associated with
artists such as YBN, LouGotCash, KJ Balla, Jay Gwuapo, and more.

Following his release of the Slatt music video he debuted his solo music video for “Can’t Feel
My Lungs” which is shot by Collective Films. The music video features Nay R Finesse, Zeggy,
and the rapper’s crew. The music video is being well received by the supporters of the artist and
is putting a new target on the map for Brooklyn rappers.

YAHZEE. Has recently dropped a single called Toxic Toxic which is produced by music
producer Berki. Berki has been known to work with acts such as Toosii,Teejay3k and XanMan.
The song speaks about the complications of a relationship in a manner which is uncut and one to
look out for.

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Haydeezy sets the season in motion with the effortless summer anthem “Bounce”

At just 20 years old, Queens-raised artist Haydeezy is already showing a remarkable grasp of balance between simplicity and depth, movement and meaning. His new song “Bounce” is a feel-good song that is based on what he calls “true simplicity.” You can hear that philosophy in the first beat.

“Bounce” is meant to make people move, both physically and emotionally. Haydeezy’s music sounds both casual and planned, with playful confidence and cultural references woven into the lyrics. The song doesn’t make its point too complicated; instead, it tells people to relax, feel the beat, and enjoy the moment.

Inspired by the idea of setting the tone for summer, “Bounce” thrives on relatability. Haydeezy wanted to make an anthem that people could relate to, and that vision comes through loud and clear. The song has a lightness that makes it great for warm days and open windows, but it also has a deeper meaning that shows it is well thought out.

Haydeezy is different because he can combine good vibes with self-awareness. It’s not just about the vibes in his music; it’s also about the presence. “Bounce” hits that sweet spot where confidence and authenticity meet, so it’s easy to enjoy without feeling like you’re wasting your time.

Haydeezy is part of a new wave of artists who get that sometimes the simplest things are the most powerful. “Bounce” isn’t just a song for the season; it’s a look at an artist learning how to connect with people while staying true to himself.

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Sandra Mae Lux rekindles timeless holiday magic with “This December Love”

Christmas music has the capacity to elicit deep emotions, and Sandra Mae Lux’s recent single “This December Love” embodies this feeling, surrounding listeners with warmth, nostalgia, and lasting romance. Drawing inspiration from the renowned songwriting era of the 1940s, 50s, and 60s, Lux offers a celebratory piece that is both nostalgically reminiscent and innovatively original.

“This December Love,” from her acclaimed album Seasons in Jazz, embodies the essence of the season: family, aspirations, love, and the fleeting moments that make December unforgettable. Lux is resolute in restoring the nostalgic essence of traditional holiday songwriting, accomplishing this with elegance and sincerity.

For over a decade, Lux and her steadfast lyricist collaborator, Alan Marriott, have refined their craft, a dedication that is apparent in every note. The song encapsulates the romantic conventions of early twentieth-century classics articulated by luminaries while concurrently addressing the modern context. It is both nostalgic and contemporary, evoking sentiment without excessive sentimentality.

“This December Love” seems to be a song designed for frequent playback, effortlessly blending with beloved Christmas classics while asserting its own unique identity. It prompts listeners to slow down, reflect, and value the season’s understated allure.