Don’t Forget (2020) by Spencer Hall & Justin Aoki

This is a good song. Plus, it creates an inspirational atmosphere. This jam influences the listener to not forget that the future is not set in stone. We have to do our part to ensure survival.

Spencer Hall initiated the creation of this song with an instrumental template. He worked with producers Professor H and Topher Ngo to make it happen.

I created a template and wrote some instrumental parts for my first release and passed them along to a producer friend of mine, Professor H, who added rhythm, percussion, and effects, found a guitarist, and put everything together. Another producer friend of mine, Topher Ngo, recorded my and Justin Aoki’s vocals in a small home studio. ~ Spencer Hall

It is very thoughtful to create a song that will assist the World Central Kitchen and the NAACP. However, Spencer Hall has asperations to someday write Broadway musicals and possibly get hired by Disney.

I would love to become a songwriter for a major label, as well as one day co-write a Broadway musical and get hired by Disney. I grew up watching Disney’s animated musicals of the ‘90s and would love to contribute to Disney’s musical legacy. ~ Spencer Hall

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All of Me (Trenton Anthem) by Godly Richesz

This is a hot jam that grips the listener’s attention from the first note.

It reaps of passion for the artist’s home town. He reps his city well to the world.

We recently caught up with Godly Richesz. He was nice enough to answer a few questions for BMS Radio Chicago.

What is your music background?

I started to doing music at 10. However, I didn’t get serious until my mother passed. I was 27.

Who are your musical influences?

I like all kinds of music, especially Hip-Hop infused with R&B, but I like listening to all genres. My favorites are Tupac, Lil Wayne, Jay Z, Biggie, and Nas.

What are your long-term career goals?

Hopefully, I will become one of the greatest to pick up a mic.

What type of recording process do you use and who produced your music?

I use the Flyer Den studio to make my music my music. It is produce by Collar Biz.

Do you ever get the chance to perform live?

I performed live once at Champions Bar in Trenton, New Jersey. It was my first time, so I experienced a little stage fright. However, I made it through.

Are you looking to remain independent or would you prefer a major label deal?

I would like a deal with a major label. It’s hard being independent and all alone with no help.

If anything, what would you change about the music industry today?

The message that they speak in today’s rap is not my idea of good music. All the violence and drugs need to go.

Do you have any advice for up-and-coming artists?

If you are a new artist, just be you and stick to your craft. Don’t let anyone change your style.

Anything else you want to say on the people?

Thank you to those who support me. I appreciate the love. You all motivate me to do my best.

Butterflies by Mr. Quid

This cut goes beyond the traditional love song. Mr. Quid is able to maintain full control of his expression and creativity because he owns his own studio and record label.

I am fortunate to own a home studio where I produce, record, mix and master my own songs. I also work with producers like Amos Beats who produced “Butterflies.” ~ Mr. Quid

The music video reveals the target of this love song. Parents from every corner of the Earth should be able to relate.

Love Elastic by Van Hechter

This single hit Number One on the Top 40 Pop Chart. Now, it’s making it way up the chart Internationally. This is a hot single that was created in his studio with his partner Eryck Wyseman.

Eryck Wyseman and I own our studio. He’s been my associate, good friend, and producer for 5 years now. We work very organically. I come in after we’ve mapped out the track. We usually know exactly how we want to sound. But sometimes while recording vocals, I’ll come up with on-the-spot ideas and we record those too. ~ Van Hechter

Van Hechter’s influences include David Bowie and the Supremes.

Some of my favorite influences are Giorgio Moroder, The Ink Spots, Bowie, Cameo, The Supremes, Hot Chocolate, Gershwin, The Sex Pistols, Depeche Mode, Martha and the Vandellas. ~ Van Hechter

Sofi Maeda

She climbed onto the Top 40 Pop Chart this week at Number 39. Plus, she sprung onto the All Genre/International Chart at Number 13.

She has an album, due within the next two months.

Her talent has lead to Indie success, but she has not ruled out signing with a major label.

Sofi Maeda recently spoke with BMS Radio Chicago.

Are you looking to remain independent or would you prefer a major label deal?

We’re considering joining a label promoting pop-rock, pop-punk, alternative and similar music in future. For example, We Are Triumphant, Fearless Records, Hopeless Records, Pure Noise Records, Rise Records etc.

If anything, what would you change about the music industry today?

In Russia, there is no real support for the bands of our genre. Most of the radio stations are promoting a limited choice of music, so there is a strong lack of genre diversity. In short, more genres need to be present and supported.

No Stress by Big$hwave

His latest release “No Stress” made its way onto the Bomb Trap Music Chart at Number 36.

All signs point to this song climbing the up chart in the coming weeks. As this happens, Big$hwave seeks to expand his fanbase.

It may sound a bit weird but I would love to have a cult like fan base sort of like Uzi and Travis Scott’s, minus all the trolling ~ Big$hwave

This artist might be open to signing a big contract one day. However, for now he’s happy to stay independent.

I would love to stay independent as long as possible. It seems like the best way to fully enjoy making and releasing music. Doing things on your time is always better in my opinion ~ Big$hwave

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“Whom You Know” by 2Stoned

2Stoned kicked it with us the other day. This is what he had to say.

Do you ever get the chance to perform live?
Not yet I have plans, planned and anyone reading this with ideas let me know. My heart and ears are wide awake and willing to accept beautiful offers.

Are you looking to remain independent or would you prefer a major label deal?
Independent and working with major label deals. My heart and ears are open just like my pockets.

If anything, what would you change about the music industry today?
Getting to these kids about stopping the drug abuse, seeking proper help and getting on the asses of the Adults who are straight adulterated.

Do you have any advice for up-and-coming artists?
Do you, don’t compare and go for it. Get out of your way and be yourself. If you are addicted to drugs/alcohol get help right now.
Love and respect each other. Know you are always blessed. Keep it simple! If you’re serious get your name trademarked so you own it.

Anything else you want to say on the people?
Always Dream and do it big! Enjoy the experiences and love each other. I love my Momma and had it tattooed on my left wrist when 2chainz dropped that mater piece “Momma didn’t raise no ho” it happened as soon as I got into a tattoo studio. That’s the truth you can see it on my Instagram photos.

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We Fo’ Life by Brittany Nicole

This is the third release from her debut album. It packs an awesome vocal performance as she consistently hits notes that mesmerizes listeners.

Brittany Nicole got her start singing at a young age. She was the lead singer in multiple bands before breaking away to pursue her solo career.

Been singing since 10 years old. I’m now in my early 20’s. I joined a few bands along the way as a lead singer. This allowed me to vibe with audiences and develop my stage skills as a singer and performer ~ Brittney Nicole

She connected with producer Carlos Guillen. They came together to make music that will appeal to large audiences. Their goal is to hit radio station and playlist around the world.

He approaches the album with a need to add elegant touches to my tracks. The results are playlist-friendly and commercially fit mainstream songs ~ Brittney Nicole

“We Fo’ Life” is a single to watch. It appeals to listeners right away, and has the potential to climb the chart with the quickness.