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Song of the Day: Rachel Marie – High (ft. John Lass)

A great start to the week: today’s song is High by singer/songwriter RACHEL MARIE.

Singing/song-writing and performing are lifelong ambitions for the 22 year old from Washington DC . Known as “LM” or “Lilmaria”, RACHEL MARIE started out singing with her family at church and performed in art grade schools.

In 2012, the Jacksonville music and business graduate released a sensual R&B/neo soul number Wanna Feel It (ft. MAXXX FLAIR). So there you have it – have a listen to High. This track definitely deserves a place on the song of the day hot spot, as it features that old school R&B/neo soul groove with Rachel’s effortlessly gliding vocals.

If this track puts you on a high, then check out her other effort, Wanna Feel It on Bandcamp.

December 9, 2013December 8, 2013 by Tracey Dawkins Categories: Songs of the DayTags: High (ft John Lass), Jacksonvill University, neo soul, r&b, RACHEL MARIE, Singers/songwriter from Washington DC, us music, US neo soul, US R&B, Wanna Feel It (ft. MAXXX FLAIR), Washington DC neo soul artists, Washington DC R&B artists Leave a comment

Song of the Day: Edith – Bonnie Trash (Feat. Kurt Von Stetten)

Today’s song is Edith, the very first release from Ontario’s independent rock/noise-pop band BONNIE TRASH.

Fronted by twin sisters, BONNIE TRASH have teamed up with Boston Indie rocker KURT VON STETTEN to produce this two and a half 80’s inspired punk/rock/pop production – take a listen.

If Edith tickle your fancy, look out for these rock chicks – and the release of their collaborative EP, Lynden Snakes, with KURT VON STETTEN in early in 2014.

If you live in the Ontario area, it may be worth checking BONNIE TRASH out at Lee’s Palace on 21st December.

December 5, 2013 by Tracey Dawkins Categories: Songs of the DayTags: Bandcamp, Bonnie Trash, Boston rock artists, canadian music, Canadian punk rock band, Edith, KURT VON STETTEN, Lee's Palace, LYNDEN SNAKES, Ontario punk rock band, Punk rock, us music, US rock, US rock artists Leave a comment

Song of the Day: My Girl – Rose Rome

Check this hot track out – My Girl by ROSE ROME. Track is from his upcoming mixtape Take This Serious.

If you’re familiar with this slick New York rapper, then you know of the highly popular track What’s the Word ft UNCLE MURDA. Since then he’s been churning out singles from his mixtape, including My Girl – this track has received heavy rotation on New York radio stations, Hot 97 and Power 105.

Before you leave this post, I urge you to sample this track, as this loved-up, old school hip hop and R&B production deserves the attention – so TAKE THIS SONG SERIOUS!

If you’re really feeling this track, you know what to do…head over to his SoundCloud page.

December 3, 2013December 18, 2013 by Tracey Dawkins Categories: Songs of the DayTags: East Coast hip hop, East Coast rappers, hip-hop, Hot 97, My Girl, New York hip hop artists, new york rappers, Power 105, RRome, Take This Serious mixtape, US hip hop, US hip-hop artists, us music, us rappers, What's the Word ft UNCLE MURDA 1 Comment

Song of the Day: Chasing the Dream – Que

Here’s the second song of the day – Chasing the Dream by QUE. This track is coming from his upcoming mixtape, Prosperity.

This teenage upriser from Milwaukee, WI grew up listening to LIL’ WAYNE, TUPAC and BOB MARLEY as well as watching his cousins rap – and wanted piece of the action. In 2009, he started out professionally and joined forces with 3D Entertainment and Tone Struck Records where he wrote and produced, Can’t Keep Running Away. The track address teenagers who experienced bullying or child molestation. Can’t Keep Running Away earned QUE a spot on Ebony, Jet and Billboard magazine.

Earlier this year he released, Gotta Bad Chick, an on-point dance number that took his career to new heights.

Have a listen to Chasing the Dream – because this track proves that he deserves the escalating hype. If you’re feeling this track, why don’t you head over to his SoundCloud page and get to know this guy!

December 2, 2013 by Tracey Dawkins Categories: UncategorizedTags: 3D Entertainment, Billboard magazine, Bob Marley, Can't keep running away, Chasing the Dream, Ebony magazine, Gotta Bad Chick, hip-hop, JET magazine, Lil'Wayne, Prosperity mixtape, QUE, Tone Struck Records, TUPAC, US hip hop, US hip-hop artists, us music, us rappers Leave a comment

Song of the Day: For Ratchets Only – Tez Pariah

Today’s song is For Ratchets Only by TEZ PARIAH. This track is the second release from his mixtape, After School Special.

The teenage upcomer was featured on NEW LEASE MUSIC with the first release of super cool Secret Technique. Now listen to For Ratchets Only – It’s hard not to like that Casanovic groove where you get the chance to hear the upriser’s real smooth raps.

If you’re feeling For Ratchets Only, check out his previous effort, Secret Technique.

December 2, 2013December 1, 2013 by Tracey Dawkins Categories: UncategorizedTags: After School Special EP, For Ratchets Only, hip-hop, Secret Technique, soundcloud, tez pariah, US hip hop, US hip-hop artists, us music, us rappers Leave a comment

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