INTERNATIONAL R&B ARTIST WILL PRESTON TALKS ABOUT HIS NEW SINGLE "MERRY GO ROUND" PLUS MUCH MORE!

Will Preston Highlights the Complexity of Love in His Latest Pop- and R&B-Infused Ballad

By: Nadia Sobehart

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International R&B artist Will Preston invites listeners to explore a deeper facet of love in his latest single, “Merry Go Round.” With 20 years of singing and performing under his belt, Will welcomes fans all over the world to a new chapter of his career.

2024 is the year of Will Preston. From launching his first clothing label, My Best Interest Apparel, to releasing his new single, Will has taken personal setbacks as an opportunity to work even harder this year. At the beginning of 2024, Will unexpectedly lost his father, who was a devoted supporter of Will’s career. “It was ammunition to keep me going. My father would’ve been proud of what I’ve accomplished this year,” shares Will Preston. Now, approaching the tail-end of 2024, Will is excited to share his latest release, the single “Merry Go Round.”

“Merry Go Round” is an introspective look at the darker side of love, the push and pull of wanting someone you know isn’t good for you. Instead of walking away, the narrator (through the voice of Will) explores the complexity of wanting to move on while also wanting to stay on the ride that is love. 

It’s a tune to which many can relate. Few are lucky enough to never know the pain of holding on to a relationship that has long been dead and only hope is left to keep it alive. Then there’s the rest of us, who hang to Will Preston’s every lyric in mutual understanding.

“Merry Go Round” opens with dreamy, upbeat vibes, slowly introducing Will Preston’s smooth vocals into the mix. His voice carries emotion and depth that add a layer to the story. Combining his signature smooth R&B vocals with a pop twist, Will Preston breathes new life into the single, showcasing his vocal strength and versatility. By infusing his signature ballad style with a tinge of pop, Will is able to speak to wider audiences with his latest single.

Since the release of his last single, Will Preston has taken time to reflect and write. “Coming through the end of COVID, there was a lot of downtime in the music industry. This created the perfect opportunity to dig deeper into concepts and topics. I wanted to explore love from the standpoint of a toxic love situation. It’s a different side of love we don’t often think about, and taking a break from performing during COVID gave me a chance to ponder deeply into the notion. There are so many facets of love to explore,” explains Will.

As for his clothing line, Will Preston is excited to embark on a new creative journey. “I know music, but fashion is a different world for me. You can try to apply the same formulas, but it’s different. Yet, like my music, I strive to make something high quality that I would be proud to wear. I translate the same energy of making music to my clothing line.”

Much like making music, Will finds that he can convert a vision or sound into a finished product in his fashion venture. “It’s a different way of seeing the world through a creative lens. You just can’t put words to it,” he adds.

Next year, we can look forward to Will Preston commencing a new chapter. Not only will he be releasing his new album (before his birthday in April), but he will also be focusing on live performances and engaging with fans on tour.

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GRAMMY AWARD WINNER "ALYA" TALKS ABOUT HER NEW RECORD "NO MORE LONELY CHRISTMAS" PLUS MUCH MORE!

 ALYA spreads Christmas joy and warmth with album No More Lonely Christmas

By Kurt Beyers

No More Lonely Christmas, the new album from ALYA, which was just dropped, is a fulfilment of the artist’s Christmas wish, embodied in the track that provides the name for the album.

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The eight tracks feature ALYA’s versions of three classics, including a collaboration with Eric Clapton on “Silent Night,” and five original songs, including the title track, a fast, fun, hand-clapping, jazzy, pop love song.

“We wanted to create something that would be an updated version of Mariah Carey’s ‘All I Want for Christmas Is You,’ which is a song I really love, a Christmas classic, but we felt like it’s time for something new, fresh, cool, and ‘No More Lonely Christmas’ is the song that came out of the thought.”

Where Mariah’s song is a wish for a certain someone, ALYA’s song is the wish come true: 

I waited since forever

and now that we’re together

I feel the holiday cheer

Cuz I’ll never be alone on Christmas

“It was very fun to record,” she said. “There is a lot going on in the track.”

Piano, horns, clapping, drums all combine in a happy, joyful celebration of love and the season.

“It’s just a very, very good feeling song. I had so much fun recording it, and I really hope that everybody else will feel the joy, feel the love that I put in the song. I really believe that it has all the chances of becoming a new Christmas classic.”

The song is a perfect namesake for an album that carries the artist’s Christmas hopes.

“I wanted to put over so much love, so much good emotion, so much good energy that when you listen to the record you will feel like, no matter where you are, you are surrounded by your loved ones.”

“Little Drummer Boy” and “I’ll Be Home for Christmas,” along with “Silent Night,” are the album’s three classics. Together, they constituted the EP she put out last year, Home for Christmas.

They have been updated for the current album. This year’s version of “I’ll Be Home” features Indiara Sfair, “a wonderful musician from Brazil,” on harmonica.

ALYA will live her Christmas wish on Monday in Los Angeles, when she will perform at the Good Shepherd Shelter for women and children who are victims of domestic violence. The children were asked to request gifts in advance, and they will get their wishes when ALYA distributes gifts.

“I will be Mama Claus,” she said.

Gifts will also be distributed to the mothers and staff and ALYA is providing a catered luncheon for the residents and staff.

On December 19, she is streaming a live show from Burbank for STAGE.LIVE.BUY, a showcase for new artists modeled after NPR’s “Tiny Desk” series.

The day the album released she performed for a “Models in Comedy” Christmas special.

ALYA was born and raised in the Soviet Union and, as a child, started classical vocal training. She immigrated as an adult to the United States in 2012 and began her career in music.

“I dropped everything and started my life from scratch,” she says in her official biography. “I took the road less traveled, and that has made all the difference.”

She has amassed millions of viewers on her social media platforms. Her single “Hope,” released earlier this year, went viral on TikTok, drawing more than a million views. As an artist and a philanthropist, she has been featured in Star, Us Weekly, In Touch Weekly and Life & Style.

Beginning last year, she took her career further down the road less taken, putting out music at a much faster pace.

“It takes a while to find the right people. It takes a while to find the sound that you really love,” she said, “and I’m just warming up.”

No More Lonely Christmas is her first full length album. Next year, she will come out with more singles.

“We will probably drop an album at the end of next year with a new sound, with new people.”

“I’m very excited. I started doing live shows again. That was extremely rewarding and fulfilling for me.”

Now is No More Lonely Christmas.

 

“If you’re alone, if you’re on the road, I hope when you listen to the album that you will feel this Christmas spark and this Christmas spirit will uplift you and give you hope and help you carry on for the coming year,” she said.

“That’s my Christmas wish.”

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POP ARTIST & SINGER/SONGWRITER "LORAINE" STOPS IN AND TALKS ABOUT HER NEW SINGLE 'MAGIC MAN' AND UPCOMING EP "POWER FROM LOVE"

 Press Release: Loraine Unveils Her Enchanting New Single “Magic Man” Ahead of Upcoming EP Release

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Written by: Taylor Berry

Portland, Oregon – Loraine, the multifaceted singer-songwriter originally from the Netherlands and raised in Belgium, is set to captivate audiences with her enchanting new single, "Magic Man," available now. The track is a potent preview of her upcoming EP, Power From Love, slated for release on January 3rd, 2025. Known for her unique blend of soulful electronic pop, Loraine’s latest release offers a magical journey into the power of creation and self-transformation.

"Magic Man" is a reflection of Loraine’s deep belief in the power to manifest and create one’s own reality. "It's about magic," she shares. "We can create our own life. We can create our own world. We have the power to do that." The song was born out of inspiration from Loraine's time as a nanny for four young girls who loved fairies and magical worlds, combining this with her musical influences at the time. The result is an uplifting track that blends fantasy with a grounded yet whimsical message. Jokingly, she adds that her husband now is convinced the song is about him, which adds a fun extra layer of interpretation to the song…

The song’s evolution is just as fascinating as its message. Initially written over a decade ago, "Magic Man" began as an acoustic piece. Loraine explains, “I recorded the acoustic version... but working with my producer on all the electronic stuff... I wasn’t sure at first. But then I grew into really loving it.” The electronic production adds a fresh layer to the song, transforming it into a soulful anthem about growth, nurturing, and patience. "It’s just a lighter writing... not taking it too seriously either," she says, which adds a sense of fun and freedom to the track.

"Magic Man" is the second single off Loraine's upcoming EP Power From Love, which explores the concept of embracing one’s personal power. Loraine describes the EP’s theme as finding strength not in fear or anger but in love, stillness, and self-worth. "There is power in love, where you don’t necessarily need to do much... it comes down to self-love," she explains, offering listeners a sense of calm and empowerment.

For Loraine, music has always been a part of her life. Growing up in a musical family, she was immersed in music early on. “As long as I can remember, I was singing and doing music,” she shares, noting that her mother, a former elementary teacher, instilled a love for music through interactive classes. This early exposure to music paved the way for Loraine to develop a passion for singing and songwriting and, later, integrate her music into her career as a life coach. Through her coaching, Loraine uses music to help individuals process and transform emotions, promoting healing and self-empowerment.

With influences ranging from Christina Aguilera to Taylor Swift and Banks, Loraine’s musical style draws on a mix of genres, allowing her to create a distinctive sound that blends electronic beats with heartfelt lyrics. Her ability to draw on her own experiences and combine them with her love for music and coaching has led to a truly unique artistic voice.

Fans can expect more from Loraine in the coming year as she continues to blend music with personal growth. Power From Love is an EP filled with empowering songs that encourage listeners to tap into their power and create their desired lives.

For more information, visit LoraineLifeCoaching.com or follow Loraine on social media.

About Loraine

 Loraine is a talented singer-songwriter and life coach based in Portland, Oregon. Originally from the Netherlands and raised in Belgium, she found her passion for songwriting after attending a workshop with European platinum artist Milow. With a background in orchestral music and a focus on electronic pop, Loraine’s music blends soulful melodies with powerful messages of self-love, healing, and empowerment.

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R&B SINGER SONGWRITER 'JAY ANTHONY' STOPS BY AND TALKS ABOUT HIS NEW SINGLE "WORTH LIVING" PLUS MUCH MORE!

Jay Anthony is Here to Share His Gift of Music with the World

By: Paul K. Barnes

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Some people believe the gift of talent they’ve been given was meant to be regifted with the world. By sharing it with the world, they not only feel fulfilled with a sense of purpose but the happiness people feel when receiving their gift is priceless. Jay Anthony takes this even farther.

“The real goal is to fulfill God’s purpose for my life. It’s that plain and simple. That’s what I’m here to do.”

Jay Anthony is an R&B/Pop singer with a large Gospel influence throughout all his music. Whether it be the spiritual angle of his subject matter, the way he sings, or the way the music is arranged, he keeps God first in all things. His latest single, “Worth Living” from his EP Music & Me was written from a very vulnerable place and offers encouragement and motivation to anyone going through something. Jay explained that he actually began writing the song in 2021 and after going through the loss of his Grandmother, depression and therapy, was able to complete the song this year. He shared that losing her was what caused the depression which led to him temporarily losing his love of music. Since he grew up with multiple musically inclined family members and lives a family centric life, losing her was like losing a piece of the love that was in his heart. But, by completing this song he found the motivation to compose the rest of the EP.

“When I finished writing this song, I cried. When I heard the finished version, I cried. When my Mother - who didn’t know about all of my crying - heard it for the first time, she cried. I knew if it had that effect on us, I had no choice but to share it with the world. The song gave me hope to continue. I knew I had to finish this project and I knew He [God] didn’t give me these words just for me to keep them to myself.”

Jay purposely released this song during this time of year because of how depression affects so many people around the holidays. He wants people to know that it’s okay to not be okay and to get the therapy they need and keep living. All the music Jay writes is made with intentionality like this. For him, every song he writes is like a child which means they all need love and nurturing from him. And because of that love within them, he believes the music will resonate with people today and with people 20-40 years from now. He knows the music will be timeless because the lyrics within them and how they reached him are timeless. 

“It’s spiritual for me. The Most High gives me these lyrics and I’m just a vessel for Him.”

The spiritual perspective of the music creation comes directly from Jay’s background in the church. And with him, he’s found that all music comes from gospel. Whether it’s chords or melodies - all of it goes back to gospel. By learning this, he was able to apply techniques from that world to a plethora of other aspects of music. His Grandmother reinforced this perspective by teaching him that the key to it all is singing from the heart. 

“When you sing from the heart, you’re going to touch people.” 

To produce timeless music, you also have to study timeless music. That’s why Jay cites legends like Michael Jackson, Tony Bennett, Frank Sinatra, Luther Vandross and others as inspiration. And yet, he’s not trying to copy them - he’s letting the legacy they made set the tone for the legacy he wants to have. For Jay, he wants the next generation to be inspired by him just like he was inspired by them so the cycle continues. And with this EP, he hopes that when the music enters the ears, hearts, and minds of people, they feel happy. People experiencing happiness through his music brings him happiness and purpose as he shares his gift with them. 

“You have to start with a great melody that will stay in the hearts of people forever. When people smile, cry or feel triumphant because of my music, I feel happiness. My mission as a singer/songwriter is to inspire and nurture the human spirit. Music is my gift to everybody else.”

Jay Anthony’s EP Music & Me is out now. 

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MUNDANE MIRACLE TALKS ABOUT HIS NEW TRACK "CULMINATION" AND MUCH MORE!

With “Culmination,” electro artist Mundane Miracle launches his music into the market

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By Kurt Beyers

Electro, like a lot of music, can make you want to sing along, or play the steering-wheel drum, or get a body part moving, but it generally works by first taking over your head and holding it still for the coming bombardment of sound.

So it is with “Culmination,” the sixth track this year, releasing on November 24, from Mundane Miracle.

“Listening to electronic music is like an explosion in your brain, with all these crazy things going on,” he said. “It just really sets your brain off.”

“I think, with all my songs, it’s kind of like a flow of consciousness,” he said. “It is trying to put out different sounds, and once I have a little base, then I try out different elements, listening repetitively to the song trying different elements.”

Mundane Miracle, is starting to put out the music that he has wanted to make since 2010, when he first heard Matthew Dear’s “I Can’t Feel.”

“Culmination” is somewhat different from the five other songs he has put out so far.

“I started out basically creating the atmospheric undertones to it, and I thought I was just going to have that as a song, just that atmospheric sound.”

That’s the sound that hooks a listener at first. He describes it as “almost eerie, kind of ominous.”

“Most of the songs I’ve been working on more recently have that kind of eerie undertone, but at the same time they’re — I feel like there’s a happiness to them.”

But then he kept on listening, over and over. 

“Sometimes, I’ll keep listening to something, and with ‘Culmination,” I thought, ‘Oh, it would be good to have this here, and this here, and it just kind of evolved from there.”

“Eerie, kind of ominous” is an apt description of the atmospheric underlayer, but coming in and exploding over it is a fireworks display of sound.

He said he started hearing in it hints of other electronic music that he liked, and when he listened to those songs he tried to identify the kinds of things that he liked so that he could incorporate in his song the feelings they aroused.

“I tried to capture the feel as best I could in my own song, and I was really pleased with it, and so, ‘Culmination’ — I called it that because I think it’s a culmination of my being.”

His background is not music, but he has always been a listener. He says he loved classic rock — Jethro Tull was a favorite — and also krautrock, which he called “kind of like classic rock mixed with some electronic.”

But the thought of making music, let alone publishing it, never entered his head as a realistic possibility.

And then he heard “I Can’t Feel.”

“I loved all different types of electro music, but for some reason that hit me in a way that I said to myself, ‘Wow, I really want to try this.’ I thought it would just be a fun hobby.”

He recounts in his artist bio that he was inspired to contact Dear to compliment his song and to ask about music production.

And Dear responded.

“Although my intent was to simply do this for a low-level hobby,” he writes, “he provided a timeline for when I could expect to write and release a song, which I never imagined would even be possible.”

Fourteen years later, it has become a much higher-level hobby. He is putting out music and promoting it and working on more. He has a “lot of other singles in the making.” His genre, and he will stick with it, is lo fi, instrumental electro, “but within that I bounce around between different styles and approaches.”

“It’s still a fun hobby,” he said, “and I am so happy with it right now.

His fun, the happiness, is reflected in the titles he has so far put out: “Magnum Poopus,” “Herculean Homunculus,” “Confetti Illuminati,” and “Sweatpant Euphoria.” His first was “Surreal.”

“If I could make a living off it — I don’t need to be famous; I don’t even know if my genre really lends itself to being really popular — but even if I could just make a modest living off it, that would be a dream come true.”

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SINGER SONGWRITER KELSEY DODD STOPS IN AND TALKS ABOUT HER NEW EP TITLED "FOREVER EVERGREEN" AND MUCH MORE!

Kelsey Dodd’s New EP "Forever Evergreen" Celebrates Holidays, Family, and Timeless Memories

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By Natalia J

Kelsey Dodd, at just 17, is no newcomer to music. Since age five, Kelsey has been on a steady journey fueled by her passion for singing and the performing arts. From vocal lessons across genres and styles, to musical theater, and training on piano, ukulele, and (a recent dabble in) guitar, she’s set to release her debut EP, “Forever Evergreen.” Originally planned as a holiday project of reimagined Christmas classics, Kelsey shares that during the process of selecting songs, she became inspired to create an original track that captures her deep, imaginative connection to the colors, emotions, and memories of the holidays and family. 

Based in Saratoga, New York, Kelsey brings a vibrant blend of musical influences to her work, from contemporary pop, soul, jazz, and classical sounds. She’s drawn inspiration from greats like Barbara Streisand and Ella Fitzgerald to contemporary artists like Adele and Kelly Clarkson, for her ability to sing powerfully, and convey deep emotion through her voice. Kelsey shares that her style has also been shaped by her background in musical theater, where she’s learned to give each performance its own narrative. She really commits to delivering the story behind each song—something you’ll experience when you listen to “Forever Evergreen.”

The EP’s title track, “Forever Evergreen,” co-written with Cassandra Kubinski, and produced by Joel Moss and Jim Mastrianni, is the emotional centerpiece of the project. This original song embodies Kelsey’s authenticity and love for the holiday season, which she describes as a time when, no matter what happens throughout the year, the holidays serve to reconnect with family, yourself, and the things you cherish most. 

“No matter what we’ve lost, no matter what we knew,

Who had a golden year or who’s feeling blue

Those memories wrapped in red on that snow white scene

The moments that we share this season stay forever evergreen,” she sings in the chorus line. 

Kelsey describes the Evergreen tree as a symbol of both nostalgia and continuity—a constant rock, much like family and tradition. The color green represents the refreshing, and regrounding elements of connecting with her family, where each time, they get to create new moments with one another.

In addition to her original song, the EP includes four classic Christmas covers. She laughs that the selection process started with her bringing a binder full of 30+ Christmas covers to her team that she knew and loved, but needed support narrowing down. Her team comprises Grammy-winning producer Joel Moss, whom Kelsey met through the Saratoga Children’s Theater, producer Jim Mastrianni, and musical director Cassandra Kubinski. The team’s creative process included brainstorming over dozens of these holiday tracks, finally landing on the songs that sparked the most joy and musical uniqueness with Kelsey’s delivery. 

Joel played an instrumental role helping Kelsey cultivate an animated experience in the EP, full with live instruments like saxophone, clarinet, and organ to capture that classic Christmas warmth. She mentions not wanting to give too much away, but loved some of the creative touches they made to each track; Nat King Cole’s “The Christmas Song,” features a nod to the Nutcracker, while “Let It Snow” gets a jazzy twist with playful hints of “Jingle Bells.” Each song infuses Kelsey’s emotional connection to holiday memories and colors, and combines nostalgia with the newness of each season. While initially planned as an EP of just covers, the team delightfully realized that an original track would complete the collection, rounding out the project. 

For Kelsey,  “Forever Evergreen” represents more than a musical project. The EP celebrates self-expression, authenticity, gratitude, family, and tradition. Through her music, she hopes to inspire fans to embrace their own roots and cherish the people around them. “This project allowed me to bring myself to the table, to share my memories, and to watch them come alive in the lyrics and music,” she says. It captures a very real and foundational part of herself. 

As Kelsey steps into her future with dreams of performing and releasing more original music, she’ll be headed to NYC to pursue a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Musical Theater. 

To readers and future fans, Kelsey offers a closing piece of advice: “Don’t be afraid to share yourself with the world, being genuine and authentic can lead to some of the greatest gifts life could give you. Don’t be afraid to open those doors.” 

For a musical reminder to celebrate family and the little things that make this season so special, 

Catch “Forever Evergreen” coming out November 15th. 

THE BLAST HAVERS STOP IN AND TALK ABOUT THEIR NEW TRACK "TESTED ON ANIMALS" AND ALSO AN EXLUSIVE NEW TRACK DUE OUT IN JANUARY!

Blast Havers debut their paradoxical blend of slower beats and high energy while examining life’s absurdities 

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When Bay Area electronic outfit Blast Havers sits down to make new music, they do so with the dance floor and the people on it in mind. 

But that’s not all––after all, the group is isolated and often seated at a desk when a new tune comes to life. And so Blast Havers aims to make music with more than just danceable beats in mind, and the group’s quirky sound design and witty lyricism are meant for a wider audience. 

“The audience has to be expanded to people who want to be on the dance floor at the moment but aren’t,” the group says. “We’re listening to it in the car, at a desk, and we’re imagining where we want to be at that moment, having fun. We’re bringing a different angle to it where it’s not just on the dance floor and losing your mind to the music, but maybe there’s something else that hooks you.”

To that end, the music from Blast Havers––technically tech house––features a slower tempo that allows for more space within the beats. The result is something more chill and laid back, but still brimming with raw energy, and it fits the group’s overarching goal: make you dance while taking you back to the roots of electronic music. The group says they thrive on paradoxes, like the slower BPMs and some “high-energy tricks” that keep momentum going. But at its roots, the music from Blast Havers is about taking listeners on a whimsical journey through what they call “a musical maze.”

Blast Havers’ first single, “Tested On Animals,” is a perfect encapsulation of the outfit’s refreshing spin on electronica, and love of the absurd. It was inspired by a package of dog treats in a store that carried the label, “Product is not tested on animals.” That everyday irony is what fuels the group’s creative engine. 

“You have to throw some tricks in there to keep it interesting and that’s where the lyricism comes in; we’re sometimes a bit more heavy on words than most of that genre and with the space between the beats you can throw a lot more in there,” Blast Havers say. “By slowing down the tempo it allows everyone to slow down a little bit. We’re always in a rush for everything and the trends in music are to push the tempo and make things faster. That doesn’t necessarily mean it’s going to be higher energy. The roots of house music came from disco, which was a little slower. And the connection between these absurdities we see in life and mentioning them in song is hopefully something that connects a lot of people.”

Blast Havers was inspired by everything from James Brown old-school funk to Daft Punk, Gorillaz and Pendulum, with hip hop flair from the likes of De La Soul. 

That first single is set for November release, and the group plans to release a string of singles going into 2025, including “Content Schmontent” in January and “Take The Ride” in February. They also plan to expand their visual efforts in the future. 

At its core, Blast Havers is just about having fun––for the audience, and the creators. Or, a better way to put it: “Just having a blast,” the group says. 

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