Los Angeles-based Billboard charting R&B artist Coline Creuzot’s new single “That Feeling” chronicles Creuzot’s journey of falling out of love with someone and having the courage to set them free. Produced by three time Grammy Award winning producer Troy Taylor (Trey Songz, Whitney Houston)  and multi-platinum producer G Sparkz (Meek Mill, 50 Cent, Lloyd Banks, Young MA), the song features sweetly-stirring vocals atop diluted guitar riffs and embodied backup vocals, where Creuzot creates an ethereal, underwater effect of emotional intimacy.

Coline expresses the confusion, frustration, and urge to hold on with emotive grace and lyrical poise. Vocally and lyrically transformative, “That Feeling” is able to capture the depths of conflicting emotions and a rise to meet each of them with mirrored sonics. The song is a silky-smooth, melancholy journey that transcends into acceptance and full fledged joy by the end of Creuzot’s story.

Houston native Coline Creuzot has built a reputation as one of the most talented R&B artists to watch, being called “an artist at the forefront” by Ebony Magazine. Her latest single “For Love” is currently on the Billboard Adult R&B Chart, while previous singles “Truth Is” peaked at #24 and “You Tried It” came in at #19 on the Urban AC Chart, making Coline Creuzot a three time Billboard charting artist. Additionally, Creuzot has opened for superstars such as Drake, Keyshia Cole, Monica, David Banner and TI, and has collaborated with legends Sam Hook (Ne-Yo, Ella Mai, Trey Songz, Keyshia Cole) and Happy Perez (Miguel, Mariah Carey and Frank Ocean). 

Today, rising singer, songwriter, and producer Fridayy releases the first single “Don’t Give Up On Me” from his upcoming debut EP.

After gaining notoriety from his contributions to songs like “GOD DID” by DJ Khaled featuring Jay Z, Lil Wayne, Rick Ross and John Legend as well as Chris Brown’s latest LP Breezy on tracks “Til the Wheels Fall Off” featuring Lil Durk & Capella Gray and “Need You Right Here” with Bryson Tiller. Fridayy releases his brand new single “Don’t Give Up On Me”, which showcases the Philadelphia native’s knack for crafting heartfelt lyrics with compelling melodies that take listeners on a journey through pain and triumph. Written and produced solely by the classically trained multi-instrumentalist, fans can hear as Fridayy pleads with his lover to stay loyal and help weather the storm through the ups and downs of his journey in the industry.

2022 is quickly becoming an extraordinary year for the songwriter/producer, who is now stepping into the spotlight as a full-fledged solo artist. As his momentum continues to grow, he is also garnering praise from fans and music industry elites for his work with DJ Khaled, Chris Brown, Meek Mill and Symba to mention a few. 

Being right where he’s meant to be Fridayy is proving quickly that his soulful yet unique perspective of R&B is ready to take over the genre creating what will surely become an undeniable sound for years to come. 

Low The Great and Compton rapper Calirant have forged a tight producer-artist bond over the past few months. The duo has released three singles in the past 60 days alone, with Low now doubling down on his cosign of her with an entire thirteen track project. While most Los Angeles artist seek out Low to land a hit-record for their projects, Low sought Calirant to hone her skills and produce this project in efforts to create the first major breakout female rapper from Los Angeles. With the help of co-producer IsThatTrey and Low’s production, Cali displays her bars and playful mean-girl style content on each track. Cali skates over original tracks plus even freestyles on flips on classic tracks such as Mystikal’s “Danger” and 2Pac’s “How Do U Want It”. 

Low The Great is known as one of the premiere Los Angeles hit-makers for your favorite artists including Blueface, Shoreline Mafia, AzChike, 1TakeJay, Drakeo The Ruler and more. Gaining his first hit in 2017 with “Burn Rubber Again” by AzChike, then another in 2019 with 1TakeJay’s “Hello” then again with BluebucksClan’s “Walkin In”.