Artist Spotlight
emoty Makes “History” With Bold New Hip-Pop Single
Denver-based hip-pop artist emoty (aka Tyler Dozier) released his second ever single “History” on June 25. Produced by Madilla (aka Cameron Sargent), the song is a self-reflection and observation of society as a whole – about bragging habits to impress other people, commonly dating partners. Upon first listen, the track seems like an encouragement to do whatever it takes to impress a crush, but it actually puts a mirror up to daters to question why it’s so normal to act this way. emoty has zero hesitation to begin his music career with a striking message.
For emoty, relationships are based on interests, passions, and the quirks that make people unique. He understands the need to prioritize someone’s true self over the money or things they have. Unfortunately, that belief isn’t alway reciprocated. “I hate the concept of flexing because I hate materialism,” says emoty. “I’m the type of person that will wear the same pair of shoes until I’m unable to wear them.” The Denver artist takes on a fresh sense of confidence in the single to portray the chase that goes along with pursuing love. Balancing the urges to confess his feelings and keep his guard up, emoty relates to listeners who have ever felt the need to put their best self forward on a date.
“History” is a perfect summertime jam – mixing the smooth, catchy musical elements of hip-hop and the melodic earworms from pop. Listeners can enjoy the song to simply let loose, or they can dive into the lyrical depths to digest the message behind them. In “History,” emoty touches on the urge to pursue the person he likes, but is unsure if they truly like him back. “I try to stay humble and self aware – I never want to break boundaries,” says emoty. The single was written alongside guitarist and songwriter Justin Scott Lucas who also wrote on Khalid’s Free Spirit album. “History” is a strong start for what fans can expect from Tyler emoty in 2021 and beyond, and it will be available for streaming everywhere June 25.
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Artist Spotlight
Paul Hodes and The Blue Buddha Band hit the open road with soulful americana in latest release “The Heartland”
Paul Hodes and The Blue Buddha Band’s latest release, “The Heartland,” is a moving look at the heartland. It’s the title track from their second album, which fans have been waiting for. “The Heartland” is a moving tribute to breaking free from the boredom of everyday life and finding inspiration, creativity, and redemption on the open road. It is based on strong Americana rock. “The Heartland,” led by Paul Hodes, a former New Hampshire Congressman and guitar virtuoso, feels real. Hodes’ guitar playing gives the song both power and grace, which fits with the story’s themes of freedom and adventure.
The Blue Buddha Band’s ensemble makes the single sound like a movie. Bassist Jon Gabay lays down a steady, soulful foundation, and Dean Rubine’s keyboards add layers of warmth and texture. Ed Raczka, one of the best drummers in New England, adds percussion that is both dynamic and detailed, giving the track a pulse that is both lively and urgent.
The guest vocals of Peggo Horstmann Hodes and Ariana Hodes add to the song by harmonizing with Paul’s lead, making it feel both small and big at the same time. Their voices fit right into the story, making the listener feel like they’re on the journey, watching the discoveries unfold.
“The Heartland” is an invitation to leave, think, and fully experience the limitless possibilities of the open road. Paul Hodes and The Blue Buddha Band have made a single that will stay with you long after the last chord. It’s for people who love stories in music, Americana elements, and real musicianship.
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Salem Roberts unveils a ten-year love letter that finally finds its voice on latest release “I Think of You”
Salem Roberts has created a piece that is both real and very moving. “I Think of You (Official Video)” is a musical memoir that traces a relationship over time and reveals the subtle beauty of choosing love again and again. Roberts’ latest track, “I Think of You (Official Video),” is great at being patient and subtle.
Written over ten years, each lyric captures important and unimportant moments, from the simplicity of a new romance to the challenges that make commitment hard, like illness, money problems, and the boring routine that can make love hard. But the song doesn’t overdo it; its truth comes from its moderation. There are no big announcements, instead, commitment grows stronger over time.
The story and the melody of the song both make it interesting, each verse and note was carefully chosen, as if they had grown along with the life they describe. Roberts talks about the passage of time, the cycles of shared life, and the beauty of choosing a partner over and over again, even when love is hard. The official video for the song adds to this closeness by showing images that show the warmth, patience, and honesty that are part of the music.
“I Think of You” is a meditation on how love never changes. For ten years, Salem Roberts has been working on a piece that is timeless because it is so carefully real. This single invites people who want to think deeply about love and listen to music that changes with them to feel love in its purest, most patient form.
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