Music
Interview With R&B Emerging Artist Pariz Noir

We had a pleasure to chat with Pariz Noir, an R&B singer you better start to follow!
Hello Pariz Noir! Welcome to Honk Magazine! Can you tell our readers a little more about yourself?
I’m from Colombia but lived in Miami nearly my whole life.
How do you find your inspiration?
If it’s not me finding it within myself and my own life and experiences, I find it within everyday situations good or bad. Inspiration really is all around us. Literally. Sometimes you just need to put your phone down and look up. Or quiet down and listen.
What message do you want to send to your audience through your latest single ‘Save Yourself’?
That I know what it feels like to fall out of love or to have love for someone but not necessarily be in love with them and it’s okay to subtract yourself from the equation if staying hurts more. However, it’s important to remain honest not only with yourself but with the other person because there are two hearts involved, not just one. Leading someone on is never cool, in fact it’s cowardly. On another note, you are worthy of love so if you do love someone, go for it.
Are you more of a solo artist or a team player? Are there any producers or singers you would like to collaborate with in the future?
I’m solo. Definitely would love to collaborate with other artists but it’s too many to name.
All your previous releases represent smooth and dark R&B – are you planning to experiment a bit with other genres in the future?
Yes, but definitely in the future.
Last year treated us all pretty harshly with the worldwide pandemic, how did it impact you and your work?
I was unemployed for about six months, it was terrible but it could always be worse so I’m thankful it wasn’t.
What are some of the projects you are currently working on?
A brand new EP is in the making. I’m excited for it.
FAST ROUND:
- Your favorite artist: Right now, The Weeknd
- Your favorite song: Right now, Telepatía by Kali Uchis
- Your favorite album: J Balvin’s “Vibras”
- Your guilty-please hit: I don’t have one haha
- Your favorite Spotify playlist: Any reggaeton/R&B playlist
- Best concert you’ve ever been to: The Weeknd’s Starboy Tour
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Artist Spotlight
Anna Dahl shares anthemic sentiment in her mesmerizing debut single, “Top-Shelf”

Anna Dahl is an emerging force in the Country/Rock-pop scene, ready to take the spotlight and create a buzz with her dynamic sound. Her debut single, “Top Shelf,” is a clever, guitar-driven mix of sass, soul, and country-rock swagger. Originally from Wisconsin and now based in Los Angeles, Dahl has already acquired valuable performance experience at a young age, demonstrating with this track that she truly commands the stage.
Produced by the talented Don Miggs, whose collaborations with Dolly Parton and Cowboy Mouth speak volumes about his expertise, “Top Shelf” quickly establishes the vibe promised by its title: smooth, refined, and bursting with energy. This song is a vibrant celebration of feminine confidence centered around a fun girls’ night out. It pays tribute to strong women and good music while heralding the beginning of something exciting, making it the perfect anthem to blast through car speakers while heading out with friends.
Beyond its playful nature, “Top Shelf” conveys a powerful message: Anna knows her worth. With the line, “It’s gonna take more than a cheap beer to catch her attention,” she delivers a sentiment that could easily be embroidered on a denim jacket or find a place in the hall of fame of country anthems. It’s not just about having fun; it’s also empowering.
Anna Dahl’s vocal delivery is exceptional, demonstrating both clarity and inherent charisma as she skillfully blends elements of grit and melody. The central hook of the track is undeniably catchy, featuring bold and infectious energy that renders it an ideal addition to any enthusiast’s playlist. If this composition serves as the initial salvo from her upcoming EP, one can anticipate an exciting evolution in her musical narrative. With “Top Shelf,” Anna Dahl delivers an unmistakably assertive message: she’s not here to play small; instead, she aims to make a significant impact while unequivocally showcasing her top-tier talent, possessing a precise understanding of her artistic direction and objectives.
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Hip-Hop
DatYunginG5 breathes fire and feeling into “Suffocate”

In DatYunginG5’s new single “Suffocate,” he moves beyond the desperation to reveal the chilling cycle of love that won’t release its grip. All over a darkened blend of moody pop and synthy flashbacks, “Suffocate” reads like a rough draft at 2 a.m., too honest to stow away, too raw to ignore. Crafted with razor-sharp precision by Austin Weller, the song fuses spacey production with cutting lyricism. The beat shimmers like a dream but strikes like a memory you’ve tried to bury.
There’s a quiet tension between the down-beat melodies and low-key rap flow, reflecting the emotional tussle that underlines the song. “Suffocate” is a song about the love we can’t shake once it’s grown old and stale when a toxic presence keeps seeping into our lives, reopening scars we thought were healed. DatYunginG5 cuts right to that unsettling feeling with surgical emotional precision and pointedly reminds us that sometimes, it’s not the love you miss; it’s the chaos you grew accustomed to. The story he’s telling is every bit as gripping as his delivery. Each line hits hard, awash in regrets and reflection yet remaining defiantly open. He is not merely singing about being wounded he’s allowing you to feel it with him.
If you’re in the midst of your heartbreak or still licking your emotional wounds, then “Suffocate” deserves a place on your playlist. It’s the sound of every message you never sent, every memory you attempted to erase, and every breath you found impossible to take when love started to suffocate you. On “Suffocate,” however, DatYunginG5 makes it clear he cannot be seen as an artist, but a storyteller, and his story cuts clean. This is the most beautifully written emotional unraveling, in which pain sounds almost poetic.
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