Richi Camarena shares single, ‘That’s Okay’.

RICHI CAMARENA‘s brand new single, That’s Okay’, chronicles how he felt when a very close family member trashed-talk about him, breaking his heart.

Richi said: “I’m not a confrontational person, so when this family member told me horrible things, I decided to write a song, and I hope everybody who relates to my situation can find a place to be heard, understood and loved”

With 18 releases under his belt, Richi Camarena has more than 100,000 streams on his debut album, an interview for a Canadian TV show, and a daily growth of his social media followers. Richi Camarena is currently working on his second EP, slated for release later this year.

‘That’s Okay’ was released on Friday (3rd May) on all streaming platforms. Have a listen below…

Song of the Day: nobodyelse – Lxttleboyblue

Born from the ashes of a messy situationship, LXTTLEBOYBLUE‘s latest single ‘nobodyelse’ is a rather dark yet melodic track delves deep into themes of uncertainty and mistrust.

With its vibey beats and introspective lyrics, ‘nobodyelse’ sets the stage for Lxttleboyblue’s highly anticipated debut EP. Why not check out the catchy joint below…

UK rapper AKS takes his flow to new levels in visualiser for ‘Let Me Explain (Wordplay Freestyle)’

British-born wordsmith, AKS (pronounced “Ay-Kay-Ess”), unveils the release of a captivating visualiser to accompany his latest single ‘Let Me Explain (Wordplay Freestyle)’. Following the positive reception since the track’s release, the three-letter man is ready to share a visually captivating experience with his growing audience.

Even before it’s official launch, ‘Let Me Explain’ had been making some waves, earning the lyricist praise from industry tastemakers like DJ Semtex (#5SongsYouNeedToKnow – Capital Xtra) and Jess Iszatt at BBC Radio London. Going on to see support from Wordplay Magazine, and catch the attention of publications such EARMILK, and Global Grind further solidifying AKS’ growing reputation both home and abroad as an artist to keep a firm eye on in the UK’s Hip-Hop scene.

Shot and directed by AKS himself, the visualiser for ‘Let Me Explain’ channels the rapper’s trademark Burgundy & Mustard aesthetic, whilst enhancing the song’s bold lyrics. Delivering a commanding performance whilst brandish a range of handwritten placards featuring supporting statements, the London rapper offers deeper insights into the song’s themes and messages. It’s a testament to AKS’ creative vision and multi-faceted talents as an artist.

In an era where independent artists are expected to go beyond just making music, AKS showcases his versatility with the self-produced visualiser. The video offers viewers a glimpse into AKS’ world, where soulful beats and thoughtful lyrics converge to create an immersive experience.

Taken from his forthcoming project ‘As Plane As Day: Departures & Arrivals’, ‘Let me Explain (Wordplay Freestyle)’ is available for streaming/download on major digital platforms and offers a welcome glimpse into the direction AKS is taking as he progresses towards the culmination of his Modes of Transport series.
Why not check out the visualiser below…

Song of the Day: Paradise – Lee Lomas

Hailing from Manchester, singer/songwriter LEE LOMAS‘ track, ‘Paradise’, serves as a beacon of hope and spiritual awakening, is a testament to his ability to delve into the depths of the human experience and emerge with profound insights.

Embedded within the soul-stirring melody of ‘Paradise’ lies a poignant lyric that resonates deeply with listeners: “Let go of control and experience the freedom.” This line encapsulates the central theme of relinquishing one’s inhibitions and embracing the journey towards enlightenment.

Lee’s inspiration for ‘Paradise’ stemmed from a period of intense introspection and self-discovery. Venturing into the serene landscapes of Cornwall in his campervan, he found solace by the sea, engaging in activities like surfing to rejuvenate his spirit. It was during a tumultuous storm that the essence of ‘Paradise’ began to take shape. Struggling with his own mental anguish, Lomas channeled his emotions into music, crafting the song within a mere two-hour window.

‘Paradise’ is a lifeline for those grappling with the shadows of their own existence. It offers solace to individuals navigating physical or mental health struggles, instilling them with the belief that redemption and enlightenment are attainable. Moreover, the song beckons to anyone yearning to explore the realms of spirituality, inviting them to wade deeper into the waters of divine discovery.

Check out the video for the single below…

Nayla Savannah drops infectious new party anthem, ‘The Birthday Song’

Following the drop of latest EP ‘Papillion’, which recently claimed the blog’s Album of the Week title, LGBTQ artist NAYLA SAVANNAH bounces right back into the spotlight, ready to ignite dance floors everywhere with her latest release, ‘The Birthday Song’, released yesterday (30th April) across various music platforms.

Combining infectious west coast beats with clever lyricism, Nayla delivers a high-energy anthem that celebrates life, freedom, and self-expression. With a catchy hook that will have listeners singing along from the first note, ‘The Birthday Song’ is poised to become the must-have track for any outside activities. Nayla’s signature style shines through as she effortlessly blends party energy with sophisticated story telling, creating a sound that is uniquely her own.

‘The Birthday Song’ is more than just a party anthem; it’s a celebration of diversity, inclusivity, and living life to the fullest. Nayla’s infectious energy and charisma shines through in every lyric, making it impossible not to dance along. Why not have a listen below…