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XTIE Unveils Latest single ‘frenemy’

XTIE shows off her shimmering bubblegum-pop prowess with her new track ‘frenemy’. Infinitely catchy with sugar-sweet, soaring melodies and smooth, understated vocals, the track fuses pulsating pop production with big beats and a euphoric soundscape for a seriously addictive, chartworthy track as XTIE builds suspense with her carefully crafted arrangement. Bringing a personal narrative to her lyrics, XTIE opens up about fake friendships and getting too comfortable with people too soon, something that many twenty-somethings can relate to.

Alongside the track, XTIE shares a hazy, ethereal video, full of metaphors and subtle nods to the lyrics; a teddy represents the toxic people who appear loving and as XTIE lets go of a red balloon at the end of the video, she is letting go of the past.

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Discussing the meaning behind the new track, XTIE shares: “We used to be BFFs but suddenly we just grew apart and we can’t find a reason. We used to tell jokes, make fun of each other and share secrets. Now you know all my secrets but we are not friends anymore. 

I feel like social media could help make new friends but it sometimes make old friends grow apart, sudden jealousy on how good your life is now, compare this or that scrolling through the stories of our “friends”, we seems to get friend’s recent life updates through IG but not calling up each other to chat anymore.

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New friends came into my life as well after I graduated from university, and they easily get jealous of your achievements and they will find ways to let you down. Sometimes it got me thinking, am I a bad friend because I am just too busy to keep updated and stay close with my friends? no time to hang out with them, be patient or listen to their stories anymore?”

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XTIE is an independent singer-songwriter / electro-pop artist from Hong Kong. She weaves ear-candy pop beats with candid storytelling and her warm jazz-tinged vocals. As a self-produced artist, she writes, arranges, produces and performs her songs. As a female producer in the music scene, she hopes to bring ways to tell her story.

Since her debut in mid-2020, her tracks have reached over 300K streams on Spotify. Her hit single “Virgo” peaked 3rd for over 6 weeks on the Hong Kong largest radio stations. Already having garnered support from BBC Radio Scotland, RTHK, Commercial Radio Hong Kong, SCMP Young Post, LOCK Magazine UK, The Noise Gate UK, XTIE shows her ability to create shimmering candy-pop beats, sweeping melodies with vocal chops, mellow chill out vibes and euphoric dancefloor moments.

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Effortlessly creating bubblegum-pop beats and sweeping melodies, her music will transport you to the euphoria of the dancefloor. 

Listen to ‘frenemy’ on all platforms here: https://fanlink.to/XTIE-frenemy

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Natalie is a journalism major with a focus on Entertainment and Music who aspires to become a Content Creator For Honk Magazine. Eventually, she wants to be the Publisher or Editor-in-Chief of a major Publishing House. She loves helping people find their voice and passion for writing and journalism, and she can always be found with coffee in hand, editing another article.

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Izzy Raye Unveils the Electrifying Remix of “Favorite Girl” ft. Lukey

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Izzy Raye, the up-and-coming star in the world of indie pop, has just released a stunning remix of her hit single “Favorite Girl,” featuring Lukey’s dynamic talent. Raye and Noel Lucas Geniza originally crafted the track, which has already won fans worldwide with its infectious melodies and emotionally charged lyrics. With Lukey’s innovative touch, the remix takes the song to new heights, promising listeners an unforgettable sonic journey.

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“Favorite Girl” is a personal anthem to her alter ego, embodying her strong persona. She draws from her experiences and frustrations in the music industry, transforming them into a compelling blend of empowerment and subtle intimidation. Lukey’s contribution to the remix adds a new layer, infusing the track with dance-pop-inspired Lofi R&B vibes. His charismatic beats and inventive instrumentation perfectly complement Raye’s unique sound, creating a harmonious, captivating, and refreshing fusion.

This remix of “Favorite Girl” demonstrates the boundless creativity and innovation that both Izzy Raye and Lukey bring. Together, they have reimagined the song, breathing new life into it and offering fans a fresh perspective on a beloved classic.

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Yazata drops soulful strides with his new single, “Promises”

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Yazata captivates audiences from the first note with his latest single, “Promises,” a soul-jazz gem transcending boundaries. His debut release exemplifies artistic versatility and prowess with emotive lyrics and an infectious melody. Self-produced and masterfully mixed, the track showcases the artist’s creative flair and adeptness.

Drawing inspiration from diverse musical influences, including Chet Baker and Björk to Carl Craig, Fela Kuti, and Pharoah Sanders, Yazata seamlessly blends sequenced electronica with experimental percussion and traditional instruments. The result is a fusion that defies categorization, a testament to Yazata’s fearless exploration of sound.

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Led by Rob Gibbon, an emerging artist, and innovative producer, Yazata is carving a new path in the music industry. From Edinburgh to Belgium, Yazata’s journey is marked by creativity and originality.

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Promises” is a valuable addition to enthusiasts’ playlists, affirming its status as a must-listen track for music enthusiasts everywhere. With its soulful allure and captivating charm, Yazata’s “Promises” is sure to leave a lasting impression on the hearts of listeners.

CLICK HERE TO STREAM Yazata’s Promises on Spotify.
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