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Talented reggae artist “Yeza” Is Rapidly Gaining Popularity With Her Fantastic Music

Known as Yeza, Monique Chambers is a reggae/dancehall artist from St Andrew, Jamaica. Having developed her sound through working with numerous artists/producers, Yeza started showcasing who she was as an artist, landing herself some major gigs.

Talented and hardworking artist, Yeza overcame this by honing her craft and working at constant improvement. Her creativity and ability to send thoughtful messages through musical lyrics have also built a solid foundation for the artist she is today. I had a quick interview with Yeza and you would be amazed by what her ambition and goals are. Check out the interview below.

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Let’s start off by introducing yourself, you know the basics like name, age, where you’re from. As much or little as you’re comfortable sharing.

Monique Chambers artiste name Yeza. Age 31, from St Andrew Jamaica. I am an authentically cultured, bold unapologetic feminine force with a touch of grit and street; this translates to the sound of “rude girl roots” in my music which is culture meets street, always seeking to uplift the people through the message. 

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Talk me through your creative process. 

Starts with inspiration which can come from anywhere, I then play with Melodies and may come up with words before I write. I then write to an instrumental to create the perfect synergy. 

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How do you solve productivity/scheduling problems and reduce overwhelming situations? 

Communication, meetings and also taking time out to recharge and then come back strong.

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What’s the best advice you ever received concerning music? 

Nothing solid comes to mind. I would say it’s been more of affirmations and stuff that I’ve discovered on my own, such as; learning to understand yourself and what you want to contribute to the art is a great foundation or starting point to becoming great at what you do. 

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What is still your biggest challenge? 

Balancing all the parts happening all at once. Music is a whole world by itself; the music industry has so many arms and legs that you need to tend to equally. Even with the help of my team: which I am grateful for, the attention to all the areas can become challenging at times. I’m not the biggest lover of social media, and I am not very extroverted so this can becoming challenging especially in this field. 

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What would you have done differently if you knew then what you know now? 

I would have just saved a lot of money for investments, it takes a lot of resources to push forward and maintain a certain level of quality. 

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If you could go open a show for any artist who would it be? 

Considering my genre and style: reggae/dancehall, I would open for Damien Marley or Hempress Sativa, Sizzla Chronixx or Protoje to name a few. 

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What are you focusing your time on now? 

Creating new music and executing new and improved business plans. 

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How do you currently feel about the state of “Your genre” in general? 

It’s doing what it does, it’s revolving, our music is always evolving. Mento, ska, rocksteady then reggae followed by dancehall, as it was in the beginning, so it is at present. 

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What keeps you going when things get tough in the music industry? 

Just my understanding that this is my life’s mission. I see no other way out other than through. 

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How can our readers follow you online? Yeza_music on all platforms.

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Edie Yvonne shared a vibrant sound “Sometimes”

EDIE YVONNE

Edie Yvonne released a vibrant force, infusing her youthful spirit into the familiar strains of No Doubt’s “Sometimes.” As the Coachella buzz electrified the air and whispers of No Doubt’s reunion tantalized fans, she stepped onto the scene with a bold reinterpretation.

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With a nod to her roots in the City of Angels, this 15-year-old singer-songwriter imbues “Sometimes” with a fresh energy that resonates beyond generations. What begins as a tribute to her mother’s era morphs into something entirely her own, a fusion of funk-infused rhythms, pulsating drums, and intricate guitar licks that propel the listener into a whirlwind of sound.

Above all, her voice soars, effortlessly capturing the essence of youthful exuberance and raw emotion. Her seamless transition from her original compositions to this inspired cover demonstrates her talent and versatility as an artist.

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Edie Yvonne is a beacon of sincerity and innovation in a world where authenticity sometimes feels elusive. Her rendition of “Sometimes” covers a bold statement, a declaration of her artistic prowess, and a promise of what’s to come.

For fans old and new, “Sometimes” is a rediscovery of a beloved classic through the lens of a rising star. With its infectious groove and undeniable charm, this track will find a home in playlists everywhere.

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Christin Hyshka ignites a sonic introspection via his single, “Something That I Can Believe”

Christin Hyshka

Something That I Can Believe,” Christin Hyshka’s newest offering, is the lead single from his upcoming album Rescue, slated for release on June 13th, encapsulates the essence of folk-roots music. Hyshka’s introspective lyrics navigate the labyrinth of fear, the yearning for faith, and the quest for meaning in our complex world.

Something That I Can Believe” is a melodious expedition that traverses the complexities of human emotion, emphasizing the significance of preserving belief amidst the cacophony of clamoring voices vying for our attention. With heartfelt candor, Hyshka encourages listeners to contemplate their beliefs in the face of the inundation of information prevalent in modern society. Drawing from his profound connection to his roots in rural Manitoba and upbringing steeped in the influences of iconic artists such as Neil Young and Bob Dylan, Hyshka creates a poignant musical narrative that resonates powerfully with his audience.

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The track was recorded in his hometown of Edmonton, Alberta, and emanates sincerity and evocative sentiment. Hyshka’s earnest vocals, accompanied by soul-stirring instrumentals, knit together a tapestry of introspection and a quest for hope.

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Christin penned the song “Something That I Can Believe” while reflecting on the importance of belief. He intends to make a persuasive argument that justifies the role of belief in our lives. In today’s age, where we are bombarded with information from all directions, it can be challenging to discern what information is credible and what isn’t. Despite the potential difficulties, Christin stresses that beliefs play a crucial role in our lives. Hence, it is essential to recognize and address the significance of belief.

With its timeless appeal and universal message, “Something That I Can Believe” will surely deliver a sonic beacon of light amidst the world’s uncertainties. This soul-stirring anthem is a valuable addition to any playlist, and it showcases Hyshka’s prowess as a songwriter and a heartfelt storyteller. If you’re an enthusiast craving a musical experience that moves your soul.

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