Samuel Pratt

Hello Alonzo! Thank you for your time. Let’s jump right in, we have seen you on Instagram and you have already hit the New Year running with shows and you are in the gym slaying all of your goals! Tell us how you stay motivated and what keeps you going? Hey! Thank you guys for
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With a sliding melody to lead the way, Flat River Band slowly but surely push “No Hill for a Climber” out of the darkness and into the light of high definition, stereophonic sound in their new album Every Dog Has Its Day. There’s a resistance to the rhythm here, and yet the music has a flow
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Hello Keymakers! Thank you for your time. We saw that you just had what looked like an amazing vacation in Mexico. Does traveling spark creativity in you and how does that translate to your music? Red: Definitely! I’m sure Rome would agree on this one but one of our unspoken things is to try to
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In their sophomore album, This Time attempt to streamline their sound to admittedly mixed results, but nevertheless manage to churn out a couple of really memorable tracks along the way. From the opening salvo of melodies in “Around” forward, there’s a sense that this band isn’t quite settled on who they want to be (which
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Jonathan Emile has been winning the hearts of fans on a worldwide scale for nearly a decade, and with his new release in “Moses,” he gets back to basics in the best way possible. There aren’t any frivolous elements included in the construction of “Moses;” in its music video, the verses come alive through the
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On Peace Street, Vol. One, by Various Artists via BWH Music Group is a remarkable long – yet fulfilling album. There are 19 songs on this collection and while that seems like more than enough, the common thread of this album is never enough. One can never hear enough of the little reminders to keep
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Music is my first love ever since I was a kid. I come from a musical family, so it came natural to love it. My grandmother and my brother first taught me to sing and play the keyboard. My grandmother is a self-taught musician and just passed down what she learned to her grandchildren. When
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WHAT & WHEN: 11/20 @ 7PM – Hot Pizza Ass Podcast Launch Party WHO WILL BE THERE: Comedian Erin Darling Torralva teams up with Jim Beam, PizzaRev, and BSquared Management to celebrate the launch of her self-love and positive body image podcast “Hot Pizza Ass” now available on iTunes and Spotify. Guest list includes celebrities
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If you’ve been following the American hip-hop underground in the last couple of years, there’s a pretty good chance that you’ve already caught wind of some of B Fhukken Have’s music, but with his new single “Babyfood” getting ready to drop, it’s awfully hard to ignore the buzz that his work has been attracting in
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Sizzling and loaded with a classic rock intensity in one track, supple and smooth with a taste of cosmopolitan pop chic in another, the strings that drive a lot of the best melodies in Jeremy Rice and the Legendary Fist of Takinawa are more than just a key element in Jeremy Rice’s debut album – they’re
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Decisions. Decisions. Just as The Clash asked, “Should I Stay Or Should I Go”, singer Malsi’s “Harder” asks out loud if leaving a relationship is the right way to go, and why is it so easy for some and harder for others? Why do some people always have to complicate things and others just keep
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This September, Casey Ahern is back with a fresh set of string-driven melodies encapsulated within her new single “Just a Dance,” and though the aspiring country star hasn’t shied away from issuing some thoughtful, wholly forward-thinking balladry in the past, personally I found this latest track to be one of her sharpest recordings yet. “Just
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The beats that comprise the canvas atop which Swigga Geovanni paints his lush lyrical content in the new song “DMLY (Daddy Mi Love You)” are as crisp and slick as they come, but make no mistakes about it – they’re but one layer in this multidimensional hip-hop jam. Critics have been taking quite the interest
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The Respectables are a Canadian four piece who have plowed ahead with steady creativity and perseverance since first forming in 1991 and their latest single release “The Power of Rock ‘n’ Roll” is a worthy addition to their legacy. It’s the title track from their latest studio release and bears all the hallmarks of a
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Working with respected producer Michael Bradford and a cadre of top flight supporting musicians, Wisconsin native AV Super Sunshine scores again with his new single “Candyland”, a physical and well-played take on the effects of giving up medications you think are doing more harm them good. Sunshine has blazed quite a path for himself in
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