Music
Tory Lanez Releases New Project “PLAYBOY” Featuring the lead single “Feels” alongside Chris Brown

(Los Angeles, CA – March 4, 2021) Tory Lanez is preparing the release of his newest project PLAYBOY, symbolizing the deep feelings he felt upon the creative process, emotions caused by a breakup that left him vulnerable. “Emotionally, I was able to flow creatively. Some of my best creations come out when I’m vulnerable,” he describes. This is best characterized in “Deceiving Eve,” the track he felt the most vulnerable of the project. “This is me being as honest as I can be on a record,” he shared, adding, “For the first time in a long time, I was writing R&B from a place of hurt and vulnerability, Unlike a lot of my other R&B which is based on the pure vibe and catchy melodies.”
Lanez recently dropped the music video for the lead single “Feels” which has received over 11 million YouTube views 17M in total consumption in just over a week. Directed by Christian Breslauer and featuring R&B crooner Chris Brown the song is a seductive ballad that showcases the two singers rhapsodizing over bedroom antics. Brown and Lanez previously collaborated on tracks like “Flexible” and “The Take” off Lanez’ Chixtape 5 album which generated over 300M in total streaming consumption, and 40 million YouTube views. The two have teased a potential collaborative project for the future.
On working with Brown he says, “Me and my Bro are not playing. This song is kicking off my new capsule PLAYBOY. This is one of my favourite bangers to date. It’s R&B season.”
Playboy comes on the heels of Lanez’s Rap capsule Loner and his full-length album Daystar which reached #4 on Billboard U.S Rap and Hip Hop/R&B Billboard charts. It also soared to #10 on the U.S. Billboard 200.
Lanez says, “I want my listeners to walk away with an understanding of how my emotions are and I want them to understand that this is an honest depiction of how I feel about relationships and people that are close to me.”
About Tory Lanez:
Rapper, singer, and producer Daystar Peterson knew as a child the moment he witnessed his father, a travelling preacher and faith healer, impact lives through the power of language that he would one day embody that impact in his craft. Today, his cut-through music—often revolving around lust, heartbreak, desire, and buoyant themes, has catapulted him as a generation-defining figure. With Impeccable voice projections, a golden ear for sounds and glossy transitions, as well as sharp lyrics, his artistry and music assembled thus far has created a legendary career that transcends fan bases and singular genres.
The hybrid artist plans to continue assuming his multi-faceted role and reach corporate mogul status. As he builds, he broadcasts, giving fans a more in-depth look into his lifestyle and work-life on his #PSA YouTube series.
Artist Spotlight
“Rainbow Family” by Dryadic evokes a luminous folk-pop anthem of mutual bonding

“Rainbow Family” is a hallmark composition by the folk ensemble Dryadic, co-founded by Zora McDonald and Joanna Dziecelska, who previously achieved acclaim with The Tatsmiths. Since its establishment in 2017, Dryadic has cultivated a singular sonic identity that resonates profoundly with individuals who identify as outsiders. This track is a mesmerizing tribute to the resilience of interpersonal bonds forged through adversity, focusing on themes of chosen families, misfits, and unanticipated communities articulated in a sonic landscape that feels particularly poignant on a chilly evening.
Composed during a lockdown period, Zora McDonald conceived “Rainbow Family” while living on a canal boat in rural Gloucestershire. The piece delves into the transformative aspects of isolation and the pursuit of solace amidst trying circumstances. The single’s introduction features a complex melodic framework that gradually envelops the listener within a rich acoustic tapestry. The instrumental is meticulously constructed, incorporating intricate fiddle lines, a grounding double bass, and stomp percussion that evoke a dynamic sense of motion akin to a flowing river.
Lyrically, the song is steeped in authenticity, effectively capturing the intricate nature of human connections within a fragmented social milieu. Zora’s heart-soaring vocal execution showcases vulnerability and assertiveness, imbuing each lyric with considerable emotional resonance. The accompanying music video, highlighting members of her queer community, visually reinforces the thematic core of love, resilience, and chosen kinship.
Musically, Dryadic draws from an eclectic array of influences, notably the stylistic echoes of artists like The Levellers, while weaving elements of European folk traditions into their compositional approach. This intermingling demonstrates how folk music transcends temporal constraints, embodying narratives that reflect historical inclusivity and evolving cultural stories. “Rainbow Family” emerges as a meticulously crafted anthem for marginalized communities, inviting listeners to unite, celebrate shared identities, and collaboratively foster a sense of belonging. This track is a must-listen for those seeking deeper connections within their communities, embodying the notion of finding a home through one another.
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Indie
Catlea stirs an anthemic fiery of love and self-discovery in her recent release “Why Them?”

Something is intoxicating about how indie pop artist Catlea evokes a mesmerizing anthem of self-discovery with her hypnotic latest single, “Why Them?” Written by Dylan Skylar Rippe and produced by Jason Boshoff, the track dives headfirst into the intricacies of love, exploring themes of jealousy and the ever-complicated journey of self-evolution. The result is a stunning emotional whirlwind that resonates with many.
From the first pulsating beat, “Why Them?” captures the audience’s attention and refuses to let go. Catlea’s voice smolders and soars in equal measure, delivering a relatable and deeply personal narrative about love, confusion, and the universal struggle of finding oneself amid romantic chaos.
The production, split between Cincinnati and Barcelona, is sleek and dynamic, with driving beats that mirror the track’s restless energy. The song’s pulsating rhythm and infectious melodies are irresistibly catchy, and her sensual yet vulnerable vocal delivery glides effortlessly over the vibrant instrumentals, allowing listeners to feel every word. Catlea masterfully portrays the push and pull of tumultuous relationships, where insecurity and longing battle for control.
Lyrically, “Why Them?” is both introspective and anthemic. It questions the wisdom of directing affection toward someone else when you desperately need to understand yourself first. The song is a flicker of frustration and aching desire for clarity, culminating in an empowering statement of self-reliance. It resonates with anyone learning to prioritize themselves, especially after a challenging breakup.
If you’ve ever felt lost in love or overwhelmed by emotional uncertainty, “Why Them?” is your new anthem. Through this release, Catlea continues to demonstrate that she is not merely making music; she is crafting moments of truth wrapped in unforgettable melodies that last long after the last note fades.
For more information about Catlea, please visit [website].
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