From London to Dubai & Globally Point Black Music School has been a Trend setter of engineers and producers recently bringing us the most talented, Alan Murin and his new hit single “Trueself”. Alan Murin has Extended his talents all the way to the Los Angeles California.
Lenny Kravitz has just released his latest single, “TK421,” a slab of fresh funk in a blast of syncopated modern rock. “TK421” is raucous, electric, and unapologetically sexy, especially when you see the accompanying music video. This song is inspired by the funkadelic genius of Prince, with guitars and saxophones dueling for attention above tight bass grooves.
The duo is one of the most successful acts in the underground hip-hop scene and boasts a massive following.
Arsena is an established musical talent who continues to excite audiences and delight listeners across the globe. Formerly known as Arsena Schroeder, this independent artist merges star quality with soulful and authentic tunes. Arsena is a singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and recording artist working at the intersection of R&B and pop. She draws on much-loved influences like India Arie and Alicia Keys and forges new sonic territory with fresh beats and rich vocal tones.
Kyle Spyhalsky – soon to be better known to the world as EKLY – is in no doubt about this. He recognizes the impact these artists have had on his own music and his own direction as an artist. On his debut full-length, Correct Me If I’m Wrong, these influences are all present and correct.
What do you love the most about R’n’B? What is it that made you fall in love with the genre for the first time, and kept you coming back for more?
If you said sweet summer vibes, soulful melodies, and just the right dose of hip hop swagger, then get ready to fall in love all over again.
Introducing Caroline Benzon — better known as Caro B — a singer, songwriter, and performer who represents all the things that make this genre so special to millions across the globe.
A dimly lit interior. A lush rising of orchestral strings. A man enters, sharply dressed, but agitated, anxious. He’s looking for something, but what? Then a phone rings.
Go big or go home.
For The L.A. Maybe, it’s the former — every time.
We’re talking big melodies.
Big beats.
Big, stadium-filling sounds.
And, of course, big tunes to back it all up.
The LAM delivers all this, in an old-school rock package that takes cues from the likes of Guns ‘n’ Roses, ACDC, Pearl Jam, and Van Halen.
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