Artist Spotlight
BENNIHUNNA LAFLARE: AN EMERGING STAR IN THE MUSIC WORLD

BenniHunna LaFlare is an emerging star in the music world, and he has recently got fame due to his reality-based music rap music.
Hello BenniHunna, Thanks for coming to Honk Magazine to talk about your career.
Tell us a little more about when you first got into music?
BenniHunna- I have always been into music. Like I love how it makes me feel or puts me in a mood. I started rapping in 2017, I was on & off. I really just made rapping a career 2 years ago when I decided that this is really what I want to do for a living & that’s where I am now.
If you could describe your sound/style in one word, what would it be and why?
BenniHunna- Hustle or vibe. I use my voice as an instrument sometimes to give me sounds the beat can’t give you so I fill in the blanks. My subject of music really about hustling in a financial way or hustling to put myself in a better position like mentally or emotionally
What would you say to any aspiring recording artists who look up to your work?
BenniHunna- Lil Wayne, Gucci Mane, Future, Giveon, Summer Walker, Bryson Tiller
What quote or mantra do you live by?
BenniHunna- Treat people how you want to be treated. You never who you need in the end
What is your hobby outside of music?
BenniHunna- Fashion. I’m in love with fashion. I’ve designed clothes for some of my favorite artist
Where do you see yourself in 5 years?
BenniHunna- On tour & starting a label
Do you have anything new or upcoming we can expect to see from you?
BenniHunna- Yes. Another single is on the way. We’re planning the video shoot now.
What is the inspiration behind your latest song?
BenniHunna- It’s like a wakeup call for the people that aren’t paying me any attention to let them know that they should be & if they don’t I’m gonna make them regret it
What are your “5 things I wish someone told me when I first started” and why. Please share a story or example for each.
BenniHunna- Save your money cause it will come in handy. Rap is expensive & you gotta have money to play this game. I’ve expedited missing out on feature opportunities & traveling opportunities that prolly would’ve had me further along if I was financially smarter back then.
BenniHunna- Don’t let the lack of support tear down your confidence. I mean everybody is not going to support you & that’s okay. Just cause they are not supporting me now. Doesn’t mean they won’t in the future. You gotta put in that work & stay focused. Keep ppl around you that want you to win so you can keep that confidence.
BenniHunna- Maintaining your confidence. Once you lose confidence you lose faith & you start doubting your talent. When you lose faith your audience will too. They can only believe in you as much as you believe in yourself.
BenniHunna- Be more spontaneous. Everything doesn’t have to be planned out strategically. Sometimes you just gotta get in there & go do it. Don’t think about it. Don’t prejudge it. Just go make it happen. & see what comes from it. I’m not saying do that every time. It wouldn’t hurt to do it sometimes because that spontaneous move might just give you what you been looking for that you couldn’t plan for.
BenniHunna- Believe in your talent at all times. You need to believe it til the point when people that just met you can see that you have a light that can shine way brighter than how it’s shining. You just have to believe in yourself & never stop believing.
Which tips would you recommend to your colleagues in your industry to help them to thrive and not “burn out”?
BenniHunna- I say different flows & beat selection. Try different types of music. You don’t want the audience to feel like they’ve heard the same song over & over. You can even keep the same style but just switch it up lil bit so they can’t predict how the record will sound.
How can our readers follow you online?
@Bennihunnaaa is my name on all social platforms. & BenniHunnaTV is my YouTube channel.
Artist Spotlight
“Duplicity” by Freya Magee debuts a stunningly introspective anthem with split honesty

With origins spanning from Northern Ireland to Melbourne, singer-songwriter Freya Magee, now based in London, is sure to emerge as a prominent music artist in the indie folk scene with her debut single, “Duplicity.” She asserts herself in the limelight with a charming voice that’s both featherlight and resolutely bold. Her debut single serves as a nuanced exploration of spoken storm, characterized by an emotionally charged and elegantly restrained vocal delivery that is achingly relatable.
“Duplicity” elicits the feeling of a whispered confession cloaked in darkness, evoking an intimate, cinematic quality that is both urgent and contemplative. Magee’s vocal performance strikes an effective equilibrium between fragility and assertiveness, navigating a melancholic soundscape that producer Phil Taylor meticulously crafted at Laurel Sound Studios. The composition’s understated brilliance lies in its capacity to invite listeners to engage closely, as though they are privy to a private inner dialogue.
Lyrically, Magee explores the complexities of identity conflict with poetic precision, articulating the ache of aspiring to be everything, everywhere, encompassing various facets of existence simultaneously. One moment, she sounds sure of herself, projecting confidence; the next, she reveals a gentle struggle with indecision and uncertainty. The notable line, “dark on the left…, blonde on the right,” is more than clever imagery; it’s a visual metaphor for the emotional dichotomy she sings about. This duality is visually represented in the single’s cover art, aligning aesthetic and thematic elements into a cohesive portrait of self-contradiction.
The most noteworthy aspect of “Duplicity” is its authenticity. There is no posturing here, just a young artist sitting with her contradictions, thereby encouraging audiences to do the same. For enthusiasts who appreciate the introspective intimacy found within the works of artists such as Phoebe Bridgers, Gracie Abrams, Laura Marling, or the early compositions of Joni Mitchell, Magee’s sound seamlessly fits right into the lineage of musicians who find strength in vulnerability.
As a debut offering, “Duplicity” exudes a sense of quiet triumph, providing a compelling introduction to an emerging talent poised to share a sonic chronicle of beautiful contradictions in her forthcoming debut EP. If this represents Freya Magee’s initial foray into the spotlight, anticipation builds regarding her future contributions when she fully embraces her artistic presence.
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Artist Spotlight
Camille K delivers the ultimate summer sweethearts vibe with her song “Be My Boo”

Camille K, a versatile artist, has dropped precisely the sonic vibe that perfectly captures the essence of flirtatious and carefree summer romance with her newest single “Be My Boo,” signifying a pivotal milestone in her artistic evolution. As a rising pop star, she has gained recognition from notable industry sources, including Anatomy of Sound picks and Minarik Guitars, generating considerable buzz within the contemporary music landscape.
Musically, “Be My Boo” offers a vibrant auditory charm that fits a variety of summer activities, from top-down convertible drives to beach outings, and even for immersive listening sessions. The track encapsulates the quintessential characteristics of a summer pop anthem: it is infectious from the first melody, has a playful overall vibe, and radiates that feel-good glow of a young crush. Camille’s vocal performance flows seamlessly with warmth and confidence, intricately layered over breezy production crafted by Sakred Wolves, while her co-writing with M11SON brings a compelling lyrical edge that artfully balances sweetness with cleverness.
The song embraces a nostalgic early 2000s pop aesthetic, featuring effervescent hooks and an anthemic chorus that invites sing-alongs, particularly during warm drives with the rolled-down windows. What distinguishes Camille K is her ability to merge classic pop sensibilities with her distinctive artistic voice, cleverly deconstructing established formulas while infusing her work with authenticity and emotional resonance.
“Be My Boo” consciously avoids dramatic overtones or deep introspection; instead, it embodies the ephemeral nature, mood, and magic of fleeting summer relationships. In a world filled with overproduced tracks that often chase trends, Camille’s evolving sound feels refreshingly sincere, enhanced by polished production and personalized songwriting. With this release, Camille K is stepping more firmly into her spotlight, indicating a promising trajectory ahead. Keep “Be My Boo” in your rotation, as Camille K aims not just to catch enthusiasts’ attention but to weave her musical narrative into the fabric of auditory experience.
For more information about Camille K, please visit [website].
CLICK HERE TO STREAM Camille K’s “Be My Boo“ on Spotify.
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