Baybe Jay grew up in Miami, Florida where he was surrounded by many different cultures which influenced his music. This year in September of 2021 he reached number five on the iTunes Hip-Hop Album chart behind two of the biggest drops of the year, Drake’s Certified Lover Boy and Kanye’s Donda with his project Stewart Szn. On this album, Baybe Jay taps into his Latin roots and provides a sense of involvement in how it is growing up in Miami culture.

With songs such as “Can’t Stand Em” and “Sabrosa” the Latin influence can be heard through the beat, verses, along with hooks. Not only does he connect with his Latin side but also has different genres on the album with “Pretty Girls” being more on the pop side and “Where Were You?” leaning more towards RnB. Baybe Jay has shown his skills as an artist off of this album by importing many different styles onto one project while connecting with people’s variety of emotions.

Baybe Jay’s love for music started at ten years old recording himself on a computer microphone but eventually took it more seriously as he grew up. Shortly after dropping Stewart Szn Baybe Jay appeared on “EVTV” making his television debut which is a known Latin American channel with over one million followers on Instagram as well as appearing on “103.5 The Beat Miami”, a popular radio station in Miami home of the “Breakfast Club” and “IHeartRadio”. Not only did he make his first television appearance and a major radio appearance, he was also shown some love from the catcher for the Miami Marlins Jorge Alfaro.

Influenced by Drake, Daddy Yankee, and Big Sean you can only imagine how it must have felt when Baybe Jay’s Stewart Szn was in the top five near Drake’s Certified Lover Boy. Baybe Jay’s versatility in styles is what makes him special, let alone his strong punchlines and delivery with bars such as “I don’t want them, other girls I pass them like I’m Tom Brady ” on his song “Rich”, he is able to explore other areas of music and do it well. Hoping to drop another project in 2022 be on the lookout because he may go number one next time on the iTunes Hip-Hop Album chart. 

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Fernando Daniel Colon aka Nandis Wrld is the lyrical storyteller out of Reading, Pennsylvania, with the ability to pen songs that express relatable emotions through smooth flows and superior rhyme schemes. His full-length debut album “Now or Never” arrived on November 6^th as a poetic offering to the world. It’s depth of lyricism and meaningful messages painted life experiences in the minds of fans as they fell in love with every track penetrating their ear.

With the album receiving compliments and praises, Nandis Wrld has given the album track, “Can Not Fail” the visual treatment through the lens of videographer, MG Visuals. Traveling to the mountains at the reading Pagoda in the city of Reading, Pennsylvania, Nandis Wrld raps the track’s emotional bars inside of a Catholic Church. The location was fitting for the story that inspired the concept of the visuals. “Can Not Fail” expresses the hardships and struggles that you endure, creating insecurities and doubts in yourself. The song dials in on the hopeless feeling trying to understand why God seems to have forsaken your life. The lyrics switch to uplifting listeners, reminding them that pressure builds diamonds and to trust their process throughout life’s journey. “Can Not Fail” instills a fire in fans to keep going, to never quit, to face obstacles without fear and do whatever it takes to overcome and live up to the purpose God intends for their life.

Nandis Wrld connects the ambiance of the music video to perfectly reflect the meaning of the track “Can Not Fail.” Check out the new music video to dismiss any thoughts of failure, for failure isn’t an option.

“Can Not Fail” Music Video: https://youtu.be/-KHojfhoaDY

Avrii Castle is a fast-rising songwriter and producer in the Miami music scene. He is swiftly announcing his presence in the industry with his creative blend of R&B and pop that is thrilling fans across the country. Avrii has certainly mastered the art of creating unique and refreshing sounds that transcend generational boundaries. His influence spans different musicians from Usher to Al Jarreau, Brian Mcknight to The Weeknd, Steve Wonder to Chris Brown. 

A talented artist, Avrii has effectively borrowed from all these iconic artists’ styles and sounds to make something different and special for the industry. It’s an old yet new sound unique to him that easily resonates with many of his fans. 

Avrii was born to Cuban parents in Miami and was raised in a musical family. Everyone in his family had an eye for music across many genres. This introduced the young Avrii to music at a young age, which later grew to be a passion. After high school, Avrii moved to Sydney, Australia, to further develop his love and passion for music. But after two years in one of Australia’s vibrant cities, Avrii returned to the States, settling on the west coast, LA, and later Miami, where he continues to pursue his musical journey.    

Having grown up surrounded by different rhythms and sounds, finding his voice and sound proved to be a major challenge for him. Moving to Los Angeles made it even more challenging for him as the environment gave him more diverse music genres to listen to. This only widened the puzzle in trying to create an original sound. But the vibrant and advanced LA music industry gave him a platform to hone his skills as a songwriter and producer, making the entire journey an interesting and fulfilling one. 

On the right path to success, Avrii believes inconsistency to be a key factor in attracting success. Music is all he has known as a career, and he understands the importance of consistency in breaking into the mainstream. He points out that some aspiring artists lack the zeal and determination to pull through the many challenges in their music careers and end up giving up far too easily on their goals. 

To overcome this, Avrii advises embracing consistency in pursuing your passion. You have to stick to it and do it like it’s your last day on earth. Challenges are meant to mold you into a better person, so keep the focus on your dreams.  

Success is a journey, and Avrii believes he has what it takes to soldier on to greater heights. He sees himself and his team traveling around the world, creating more memories and stories to tell. He wants his fans to experience more of his music and fashion sense. Avrii is also looking to use his success to motivate other aspiring artists and help them find their success. His goal is to make an impact during his lifetime and be remembered for generations to come.  

Amy Steele’s soulful edge gives her something other artists just can’t replicate, fusing electronic, pop, and RnB, Amy Steele is bound to be the next starlet on your radar. 

Amy Steele’s new cover of Sampha’s ‘4422’ is online now, a metaphor for when people can’t live up to their promises, and can only make it halfway before being a disappointment to you. 

Amy says: ‘it’s a song about people who can’t be more than they are because they lack half of what it takes for them not to let you down.’ So – just make the call 22, you’re just the same as I ever knew…

The velvet delivery pushed Amy Steele’s soulful aesthetic to new heights, as she glides gracefully over the melodic and soulful production, reimagined by producer Alexander Wells.

For more information visit Amy Steele on social media below:

https://twitter.com/AmySteeleMusic
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https://www.instagram.com/amysteelemusic/

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