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Nas: From Dismissed to Dominant

Nas embodies resilience, rising from early doubt to hip-hop greatness, proving that staying hungry and never getting comfortable is the key to longevity.

#Nas #HipHop #RapLegend #MusicJourney #StayHungry

DAVO- Pop & Neo Pop Artist from Lahaina Maui Reflects on his Path Post-Fire https://mauineutralzone.com/video/davo-pop-neo-pop-artist-from-lahaina-maui-reflects-on-his-path-post-fire/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon #DAVO #PopArt #NeoPop #Maui #MusicJourney

Remembering Big $exy – One Year Later, Celebrating the Life of Big $exy (Warren “Tony” Bruce)

It has been one year since the passing of my oldest brother, Warren Anthony Bruce — who most people knew simply as Tony. To me, he was more than a brother. He was my best friend. As we mark this anniversary, I’ve been reflecting on a life that was bigger than most people ever truly understood. Depending on where you met him, you might have known him by a different name — Tony, Warren, or Big $exy — but no matter what you called him, you knew his presence was unforgettable.

Tony’s story begins in the 1980s in New York City. In all five boroughs — Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, the Bronx, and Staten Island — he was known for break dancing. Crews from across the city would come to Flatbush just to battle him. That era of hip-hop culture, street competition, and raw talent defined a generation, and my brother was right in the middle of it. He wasn’t just participating — he was a name people traveled to see. In a time when respect was earned on the dance floor, Tony earned his.

By the 1990s, he had entered what I call his “nightclub head” phase. He was outside — at the parties, at the events, everywhere the energy was alive. Brooklyn nights, city lights, music blasting — that was his environment. He knew people in every borough, and every borough seemed to know him. Tony had that rare ability to move between circles and still remain authentic.

In the early 2000s, he transitioned into working nightlife from a different angle. He began bouncing at clubs and festivals across the country. The funny part? The family didn’t even fully know. All I knew was that he worked clubs and summer festivals, traveling city to city. He moved quietly but confidently, building relationships and experiences we only later began to understand.

Somewhere along the journey, he became known as Big $exy. I remember who gave him that name — a good friend — and it stuck. That name followed him into his music phase, when things began shifting in a major way. Suddenly, he wasn’t just known locally. He was traveling the world, performing, connecting, and expanding his reach. His career in music started gaining momentum, and the same charisma that made him a legend in Flatbush translated onto stages across the globe.

What’s always made me smile is how your location determined what you called my brother. Family called him Tony. Flatbush friends called him Tony. The North Side of Brooklyn? Warren. Staten Island? Warren. The music world? Big $exy — or Warren. Each name represented a different chapter, a different circle, a different version of the same incredible man. And he carried all of them with pride.

My brother was a great guy with a lot of friends in a lot of places. He built connections everywhere he went — through dance, nightlife, music, travel, and pure personality. He had layers, stories, and experiences that were bigger than most people ever realized. As we celebrate his life one year later, we don’t just mourn his absence — we honor the impact he made.

Tony, Warren, Big $exy — whatever name you knew him by — his legacy lives on in every memory, every story, and every person whose life he touched. He is deeply missed, but he will never be forgotten.

Enjoy a Tribute Video Created by his Friends.

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LIVE NOW! 🚨 Lily Pita, Michael Bravo & M.I.M are sculpting an incredible 'Sound Journey' on Twitch! Dive into a unique sonic experience that's just started. Don't miss a beat! Join us for the magic. ✨🎧
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DJ Black Coffee Closing Set Spain Afro House https://www.youtube.com/shorts/UgzSXuvgmG0
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The trio’s latest project, Snack Pack Vol. 1, dropped on Wednesday, delivering five dynamic tracks that cement their fast rise in the electronic scene.
https://retroworldnews.com/dive-into-levitys-latest-bass-adventure-with-snack-pack-vol-1/

#LevityBass #SnackPackVol1 #BassAdventure #MusicJourney #SoundExploration #BassVibes #NewRelease #MusicInnovation #DiveIntoMusic #AudioExperience #CreativeSound #BassCulture #MusicCommunity #SoundDesign #BassLovers #ExploreSound #MusicDiscovery #InnovativeBeats #BassTracks #ListenNow #Music

ALLEYCVT has officially dropped her long-awaited debut EP, 9 LIVES—a project that captures both her personal growth and artistic evolution in a powerful, bass-driven package.
https://retroworldnews.com/dive-into-the-world-of-bass-with-alleycvts-debut-ep-9-lives/

#ALLEYCVT #9LIVES #BassMusic #DebutEP #MusicRelease #NewMusic #ElectronicMusic #BassCulture #MusicProduction #SoundCloud #IndieArtist #MusicJourney #ListenNow #MusicLovers #EPLaunch #BassVibes #UndergroundMusic #MusicCommunity #SupportIndie #FreshBeats #music

🎶 New release: Freedom – Patros & Lumya

A journey from shadows to light.
Dark electronic textures, pulsating beats, and emotional vocals open into a wide horizon.
Freedom is more than a track – it’s an escape, a breath of night city air.

🔗 https://ffm.to/patros15-lumya-freedom

#music #newmusic #Patros15 #Lumya #Freedom #electronicmusic #dark #emotionalvocal #darkwave #musicjourney #UKG #ukgarage #bass #vibe #indie #indiepop #dreampop #vocal #bedroompop #rnb #soul #art #dark #deep #newsong #song #emotional

LaTocha, best known as a member of the iconic R&B group Xscape, is stepping back into the spotlight with her latest solo release, “Love Changes.”
https://retroworldnews.com/latocha-returns-with-soul-stirring-new-solo-single-love-changes/

#LaTocha #LoveChanges #NewMusic #SoulfulSounds #SoloSingle #MusicRelease #RNB #SoulMusic #ArtistSpotlight #MusicIndustry #Songwriter #EmotionalMusic #MusicJourney #InspiringArtists #MusicLovers #Vocalist #MusicCommunity #SupportArtists #MusicPromotion #ListenNow #music

Acclaimed producer and multi-instrumentalist Terrace Martin has teamed up with R&B standout Kenyon Dixon for a powerful new joint project, “Come As You Are.”
https://retroworldnews.com/kenyon-dixon-and-terrace-martin-join-forces-on-soulful-new-album-come-as-you-are/

#KenyonDixon #TerraceMartin #ComeAsYouAre #SoulfulMusic #NewAlbumRelease #MusicCollaboration #RnbVibes #SoulfulSounds #MusicIndustry #ArtistSpotlight #MusicInnovation #CreativePartnership #AlbumLaunch #MusicCommunity #SoulMusic #InspiringArtists #MusicJourney #ListenNow #SupportLocalArtists #MusicLovers #music

R&B/Soul veteran Noel Gourdin is back with a brand-new album, Back To Basics, Vol. 1, marking his first full-length release in over ten years.
https://retroworldnews.com/noel-gourdin-reignites-the-rb-scene-with-back-to-basics-vol-1/

#NoelGourdin #RnBRevival #BackToBasics #MusicIndustry #SoulfulSounds #NewMusic2023 #RNBArtist #MusicInnovation #Vol1Release #ContemporaryRnB #ArtistSpotlight #MusicCommunity #SoundtrackOfLife #RhythmAndBlues #MusicLovers #EmergingArtists #CreativeExpression #MusicJourney #InspiringArtists #CulturalImpact #music #Musicvideo

With “The Co-Star,” Eric Benét continues to evolve as an artist while honoring the timeless soul of R&B through unforgettable collaborations.
https://retroworldnews.com/eric-benet-shines-in-collaborative-rb-masterpiece-the-co-star/

#EricBenét #TheCoStar #R&BMusic #CollaborativeArt #MusicMasterpiece #SoulfulSounds #NewMusicRelease #R&BArtists #MusicCollaboration #MusicInnovation #VocalPerformance #MusicIndustry #ArtistSpotlight #R&BCommunity #MusicLovers #SoulMusic #CreativeCollaboration #MusicInspiration #RhythmAndBlues #MusicJourney #music #musicvideo

After a three-year hiatus, beloved EDM sister duo Krewella return with a powerful new single, “Crying On The Dancefloor.” Over the past decade and a half, Krewella’s journey has been anything but linear, with its fair share of highs and lows.
https://retroworldnews.com/new-krewella-track-crying-on-the-dancefloor-is-a-testament-to-love-loss-longevity/

#Krewella #CryingOnTheDancefloor #LoveAndLoss #MusicJourney #DancefloorAnthems #EmotionalTracks #LongevityInMusic #NewMusicRelease #EDMCommunity #HeartfeltLyrics #DanceMusicVibes #MusicForTheSoul #ResilienceThroughMusic #music

Finding Shawn Mendes

https://ericneyman.wordpress.com/2019/11/26/finding-shawn-mendes/

#HackerNews #FindingShawnMendes #ShawnMendes #MusicJourney #PopCulture #EricNeyman

The track, now released as “Start A Fire,” is the latest preview of the trio’s forthcoming album Bigger Than All Of Us. Siljamäki originally created it as what he described as a “deep instrumental cut” tucked away in his personal archive.
https://retroworldnews.com/above-beyond-reignite-the-spark-with-new-single-start-a-fire/

#AboveAndBeyond #StartAFire #NewMusicRelease #ReigniteTheSpark #EDMCommunity #MusicInnovation #DanceMusic #ElectronicMusic #MusicLovers #InspirationThroughMusic #SoundtrackOfLife #FeelTheBeat #MusicJourney #CreativeVibes #music

They Said It Couldn’t Happen… But It Just Did!

After Spacebound, now another five of my songs have officially been aired on Amazing Radio USA, and honestly, I’m still letting it sink in. #GratefulHeart

Tracks like Dance to the End of the World, Dormancy in Love, Precious, The Co-Pilot, and The Ride made it onto the airwaves this month, and I couldn’t be more grateful.

A huge thank you to Amazing Radio and to everyone who’s been supporting this journey, your love and encouragement mean the world.

There’s more to come, and I hope you’ll keep riding with me.

@amazingradiousa @amazingradiouk @amazingradio #AmazingRadio #amazing #IndieArtist #musicjourney #mightyonemanband

My 20-Year Journey with Barry Manilow: Memories and Musical Magic

I became a Barry Manilow fan in 2005, and 20 years later, I celebrated his final concert in Philadelphia with the man himself. Below are my thoughts on this final night of music and passion in the City of Brotherly Love, and what it was like getting quality time with Barry after his signature red curtain closed. I’ve included photos and videos from those in attendance to capture the magic of the evening. Enjoy!

In 2005, I bought two Barry Manilow albums: Ultimate Manilow and Scores: Songs from Copacabana and Harmony because I fell in love with his production of Dionne Warwick’s 1979 album, Dionne, and needed to see if I’d enjoy his music. Not only was I blown away by what I heard, but I realized while singing “Weekend in New England” that my voice wasn’t half bad, and I pursued voice lessons due to this discovery.

I fell in love with Barry Manilow’s body of work and gained a deeper connection to music by taking singing lessons. I discovered that singing is a glorious way to express one’s emotions and appreciate the beauty of music in a whole new way.

On September 8, 2007, I had the good fortune to see Barry Manilow perform live with the Philadelphia Orchestra. I had floor seats and brought my cousin, Christopher, with me. It was my first time experiencing the Manilow magic live, and I was captivated by what I saw. From Barry performing “Moonlight Serenade” while dancing with a member of the audience to his rendition of “Can’t Take My Eyes Off You” from his newly released The Greatest Songs of the Sixties album, I was gobsmacked by Barry’s ability to connect with his audience in a meaningful way and his exceptional musicianship and vocal prowess.

In 2011, I met Barry Manilow for the first time when he did a 15 Minutes CD signing at Radio City Music Hall in New York City. As I approached him, he said, “It’s like looking in the mirror and seeing myself in my 20s!” When I met Barry backstage several years later, I shared this with him and he said, “Yeah, except you’re a lot more handsome!” This CD signing at Radio City was the first time I became aware of Garry Kief, Barry’s manager and husband, when he stopped to speak with female fans in line who were near me.

In 2017, after trying for three years to secure an interview with Barry Manilow, I finally got his publicist to say, “Yes.” It was a cover-story interview for The Aquarian Weekly, and it was incredible. It was shortly after Barry’s cover story in People magazine, so we discussed numerous topics, including his marriage to Garry. I’m proud of this interview, and you can read it here. Barry’s publicist told me the day of the interview, “The only reason you got this interview is because you kept trying. Barry is really looking forward to speaking with you.” I’m always grateful when fans tell me how much they enjoyed my conversation with Barry.

One year later, in 2018, my wife and I were invited to see Barry perform in Vegas. Barry and his team covered the cost of the airfare, hotel, and tickets to the show, and we got to meet him backstage afterward. You can read all about this remarkable opportunity here. This experience made it clear to me just how kind and generous Barry and Garry are. No celebrity has ever come close to this, and no one ever will.

Unless my math is off (which it might be), I’ve attended 11 Barry Manilow concerts over the past 18 years, including his final Philadelphia performance this past Saturday. I’ve seen Barry live in Philadelphia, Wilkes-Barre, New York City (including on Broadway), Los Angeles, and Nassau (New York). I’ve been in the front row more than once, attended a Christmas concert, and have seen Barry’s tremendous musical Harmony on Broadway. I even got to bring my Dads with me in 2022 to see and meet Barry when he was last in Philadelphia. I’m thankful for the joyous memories I’ve had over the years and that I’ve been able to share several of these experiences with family members.

Heading into Barry Manilow’s last Philadelphia concert, I emailed his team to see if I could come backstage to say “Hello” to Barry while I was at the show. I asked this, knowing they owe me nothing, but I figured I should try since this could be my last opportunity to spend time with Barry. When I arrived at the show, I got an email saying there wouldn’t be a meet-and-greet with Barry afterward. I didn’t let it get me down because I knew that was a possibility, and I knew it would be an incredible evening anyway.

Per usual, I got to know everyone sitting around me. I’m not shy about talking to strangers, and the fans in my area were delightful. Right before the show started, a friend, Adam Dvorin, spotted me from a few rows back. It was his first Manilow concert, and I told him he would have a blast. After the show, he agreed that Barry’s energy and ability are second-to-none.

I didn’t look up the songs Barry played in Pittsburgh because I wanted to be surprised as each song was performed. Having been to so many shows over the past 18 years, several of the songs were expected. However, I enjoyed the surprises, including “I’m Your Man,” “Dancin’ in the Aisles,” and a newly arranged ending to “Weekend in New England.”

The highlight of the evening was “Let Freedom Ring.” I never saw Barry perform this song live. However, it has always been one of my favorites, so I was ecstatic that he was dusting it off for his last Philadelphia concert.

After the show ended, I was going to the bathroom when I decided to check my email. Thank god I did because I had a new email from Barry’s assistant asking me if I could make my way to the arena floor after the show. I knew this meant that they changed their minds and decided to do a meet-and-greet with Barry for family and friends, so I ran to the escalator to get downstairs. Once I got to the first floor, I swam against a tide of fans exiting the arena. As they were coming out, I was fighting to go back in. I reached the arena floor, talked to security, and waited to be brought backstage. I spotted someone with an All Access Pass and told him why I was there. He said he’d go backstage and let them know I was there. He returned shortly, gave me a backstage pass, and said, “Follow me.” We ducked under speakers being lowered from the ceiling, passed by road crew members, and turned left into a tunnel leading to the backstage area.

I spotted my contact at the end of the hall and waved at him. He said, “I’m glad you could make it.” I responded, “Thanks so much for having me.” I was instructed to stand at the end of a roped-off line and did so. I quickly became acquainted with the three people in front of me and noticed that we were heading toward a step-and-repeat with the Manilow Music Project logo on it. I saw Garry enter the room, greeting everyone in line.

Once Barry came out, people started getting photos with him, and the line was moving forward. Right before I got to the front, Garry spotted me, waved, and said, “Hi, Michael!” I approached Barry and he said, “How do we know each other?” I told Barry, “I interviewed you a few years ago. And 18 years ago, I saw you live for the first time in this building.” Barry replied, “How old are you now?” I said, “I’m 40, so I was 22 then.” Barry asked me, “What do you do for a living?” I said, “I’m a sociology PhD student at Temple University and currently teaching Public Speaking at Drexel University.” Then I told Barry, “My son, Oliver, just started taking music lessons because, like you, we understand how music can transform a child’s life.” Barry asked, “What instrument does your son play?” I said, “He’s two-and-a-half, so whatever they hand him. Currently, he likes the drums.” We both laughed at this. Barry and I posed for a photo, and I waved at Garry, saying, “Garry, I don’t have any photos with you. Get in here!” Garry obliged and stood on the other side of Barry so that we could take additional photos.

After the photos were taken and my phone was returned to me, I showed Garry and Barry a picture of my son, saying, “This is Oliver.” Barry replied, “Oh, my! Look at his beautiful curls! What a head of hair!” Garry concurred, and I told them, “He’s a cutie. I bite and kiss his cheeks all the time.” All of us laughed, and I shook their hands as I thanked them again for the opportunity and wished them well.

After his last Philadelphia concert, I left the arena as the final fan to meet Barry Manilow. I was walking on air and said aloud, “Imagine if I hadn’t checked my email until I got home?!” I rode on the subway with the three new friends I met in line, and we reminisced about the lovely moments we had with Barry as the evening ended. I wished them safe travels as I stepped off the train.

The next day, I got an email from Barry’s assistant saying he was glad it all worked out and that seeing me was nice. I replied to him, Garry, and Kirsten (Barry and Garry’s daughter) with a long, heartfelt thank-you note because I wanted them to understand how much I appreciate the generosity and hospitality they’ve shown me over the years. To be considered “friends and family” is a tremendous honor for which I am eternally grateful.

These past 18 years I’ve had with Barry Manilow, from coast to coast, including an interview, a musical, concerts, and backstage meet-and-greets, have been some of the best experiences of my life. This chapter may be over, but the Manilow magic lives on forever in his timeless music and the stories told by those whose lives he touched along the way, especially mine.

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Never one to follow the rules, Wuki’s latest release, “Ain’t It Fun,” proves once again he thrives on pushing boundaries.
https://retroworldnews.com/wuki-unleashes-genre-bending-hit-with-aint-it-fun/

#Wuki #AintItFun #GenreBending #MusicInnovation #HitSingle #NewMusicRelease #ElectronicMusic #DanceVibes #MusicCollaboration #CreativeSound #TrendingTracks #MusicIndustry #ArtistSpotlight #SoundExploration #CatchyTunes #MusicLovers #InspiringArtists #ViralHit #ListenNow #MusicJourney #music #musicvideo #edm #electronicdancemusic

His manager surprised this small-time indie artist!

Holy smokes! My single “Spacebound” just hit the airwaves on Amazing Radio USA! As an underdog and a small indie artist, I appreciate this so much. Huge thanks to everyone supporting my music journey! 🙏

#MightyOneManBand #Spacebound #AmazingRadio #musicjourney @AmazingRadio

IMANU‘s latest EP Entangled, released on Zeds Dead’s Deadbeats label, turns raw vulnerability into a compelling source of strength.
https://retroworldnews.com/imanu-drops-emotionally-charged-ep-entangled/

#IMANU #EntangledEP #EmotionallyCharged #NewMusicRelease #MusicIndustry #ElectronicMusic #MusicProduction #SoundCloud #MusicLovers #EPLaunch #ArtistSpotlight #MusicPromotion #IndieArtist #MusicCommunity #Vibes #ListenNow #MusicJourney #CreativeProcess #Inspiration #MusicCollaboration #music #electronicmusic #dancemusic

Bassheads, rejoice — ISOxo and Knock2 have officially dropped the full SD4EVR performance from their explosive ISOKNOCK tour on YouTube.
https://retroworldnews.com/experience-isoxo-knock2s-epic-sd4evr-tour-finale/

#ISOxo #Knock2 #SD4EVR #TourFinale #LiveMusic #ConcertExperience #MusicEvent #EpicPerformance #TourLife #MusicLovers #FestivalVibes #ArtistCollaboration #SoundExperience #LiveShow #MusicCommunity #EventHighlights #BehindTheScenes #MusicJourney #UnforgettableMoments #VibrantCulture #musicvideo #music

Dabin once again proves that dance music doesn’t have to sacrifice feeling for flair. In Aura Park, he gives us both—and that’s worth every listen.
https://retroworldnews.com/dabin-drops-fourth-album-aura-park-a-deep-dive-into-emotion-driven-dance-music/

#Dabin #AuraPark #DanceMusic #EmotionalMusic #MusicRelease #AlbumLaunch #ElectronicMusic #MusicProduction #DeepDive #MusicIndustry #NewMusic #ArtistSpotlight #MusicLovers #DanceVibes #SoundtrackOfLife #MusicJourney #Inspiration #CreativeProcess #MusicalExperience #ListenNow #music

PlatonischerRebell - Voidwalker - YouTube

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFY8rZK3djg #music #youtube #Voidwalker #Techno #HypnoticBeats #DarkSynth #ElectronicMusic #MelodicTechno #ClubVibes #MusicJourney #Synthwave #DeepBeats #TechnoVibes #AtmosphericMusic #NightlifeMusic #RhythmicFlow #DanceMusic Die hypnotischen Beats sind präzise und treibend, während die melodischen Elemente eine fast tranceartige Wirkung erzeugen.

Kaskade and Lipless have come together once again for their mesmerizing new track, “State Of Mind,” available now via Colorize. The duo’s creative collaboration stretches back over a decade, starting with a teenage Lipless reaching out to Kaskade on MySpace with demo submissions.
https://retroworldnews.com/kaskade-and-lipless-reunite-with-state-of-mind-a-stunning-progressive-house-journey/

#Kaskade #Lipless #StateOfMind #ProgressiveHouse #MusicCollaboration #EDM #DanceMusic #HouseMusic #NewRelease #MusicJourney #ElectronicMusic #DJLife #MusicProduction #SoundCloud #MusicLovers

Zeds Dead’s new album, Return to the Spectrum of Intergalactic Happiness, takes listeners on a journey through time, with a retro TV set sparking to life and bleeding into an otherworldly realm only they can create.
https://retroworldnews.com/zeds-dead-drops-new-album-return-to-the-spectrum-of-intergalactic-happiness-a-bold-sonic-adventure/

#ZedsDead #ReturnToTheSpectrum #IntergalacticHappiness #NewAlbum #SonicAdventure #MusicRelease #EDM #BassMusic #ElectronicMusic #MusicLovers #AlbumLaunch #Soundscape #InnovativeSounds #MusicJourney #VibrantBeats #CreativeExpression #DanceMusic #music

Grabbitz has unveiled his highly anticipated album Big Epic Nothing, a stunning collection of 11 tracks that showcase his ability to blend raw emotion with innovative sound. The album offers an intimate look at an artist who fearlessly embraces vulnerability, unafraid to push the boundaries of genre.
https://retroworldnews.com/grabbitzs-new-album-big-epic-nothing-is-a-bold-journey-through-raw-emotion-and-boundless-creativity/

#Grabbitz #BigEpicNothing #NewAlbum #MusicJourney #RawEmotion #BoundlessCreativity #MusicRelease #AlbumLaunch #InnovativeSound #EmotionalMusic #CreativeExpression #Music

CloZee and LSDREAM have returned as LSZEE with their latest single, “Lost,” a track that feels completely detached from the physical world, drifting between the stars and the depths of the subconscious.
https://retroworldnews.com/clozee-and-lsdream-have-returned-as-lszee-with-their-latest-single-lost/

#CloZee #LSDREAM #LSZEE #LostSingle #NewMusic #ElectronicMusic #MusicCollaboration #ChillBeats #BassMusic #MusicRelease #Soundscape #ArtistCollab #InnovativeSounds #MusicJourney #VibeWithUs #ListenNow #MusicCommunity #EDM #MusicLovers #FreshTracks #music #musicvideo