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@skopemag Gets To Know Nashville’s Iam_Phi

We are so excited today to have an authentic emcee coming out of Nashville, TN by the name Iam_Phi. Iam_Phi is looking to strike a nerve in the digital world with the release of two singles “Still Not Free” and “Lie To Me.” We got to chat with him about Thanksgiving, his music making process,…

Aaron Camper is “So Cold”

Aaron Camper, the Grammy nominated artist known for viral tracks like “Hypnotizing,” (20M streams) “Blow” and “High $ Habit” has released yet another tantalizing song called “So Cold.” The gorgeous track opens with a film interlude — something Aaron has been experimenting with this upcoming project — and is packed glimmering midi productions reminiscent of…

Looking to Buy Your First Home? Read Before You Start Searching

Buying a home is presumably the biggest decision one takes in life. It takes a lot of consideration including pricing, realtors and of course the house itself. Real estate is a vast industry. To make the right choice, you need to have in-depth knowledge of the market. That is why you need to know some…

Noah Archangel – “Black Lotus”

In a generation of evolving talents, many new artists are gradually hitting the limelight with their innovative thoughts and ideas. ‘Band of the Hawk’ is a group of some of the best-talented souls that have evolved with time with their innovative style of Hip Hop music creations. They have recently released their first single, ‘Black…

New Video By Anana Kaye “American Smile”

The eclectic duo of Anana Kaye and Irakli Gabriel are no strangers to adventure. Irakli has lived and performed in New York City for most of his life, while the golden-voiced Anana Kaye made her way to the States all the way from the Republic of Georgia. Their latest single is called “American Smile”, and…

SKOPE NEWS FOR NOVEMBER 21, 2017

SOREN BRYCE Premieres New Video “Cellophane” Brooklyn based singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist, Soren Bryce, teamed up with Refinery 29 to premiere her brand-new video for “Cellophane.” The track, which draws parallels between love and addiction, layered with chilling synth lines and ominous vocals, is off her debut full-length, Discussions With Myself, which will be released early 2018. Stream…

Blue Apollo – “Circles”

When I pushed Play on “Circles”, I was instantly attracted to the glorious sound coming through. Blue Apollo is firing off a Hit Song here that is sure to take off and make a successful landing. This four-piece band from Dallas, Texas has created a sound that is insanely compelling. “Circles” is a bonus track…

Stellina Shares ‘Star Seventeen’ EP

Toronto’s Stellina was excited to share her debut full length release, Star Seventeen EP, on Friday, November 17, 2017. Delivering ethereal soprano vocals against an experimental backbeat produce by L-SPEX, Stellina is the most exciting artist spilling out of Toronto this year. Stellina, named Justine Iaboni, is an established Canadian lifestyle blogger known as Jetset…

Tactics For Making Your Next Music Gig A Hit

It’s difficult being a new artist and trying to break through into the music industry. You’re working long hours and don’t always know who to trust. You know you have special qualities and passion behind your music, so that’s why you keep at it. Securing a music gig isn’t easy, and you should be proud…

Thomas Abban – ‘Black Water’

From its title to its final hollow tunes, Black Water is a track that haunts and seduces listeners into relating to its singer. The first track in Thomas Abban’s album A Sheik’s Legacy, Black Water has a legacy of its own. The first word that comes to mind with the opening notes from Black Water…

SKOPE NEWS FOR NOVEMBER 20, 2017

SSION LAUNCHES “COMEBACK” 2018 will mark a decade for Cody Critcheloe releasing music as SSION (pronounced SHUN) and appropriately the first new single from SSION, out now, is called “Comeback”. SSION has gained a cult following in art /film/ fashion/ music for writing infections pop songs that blur gender and genre. SSION’s videos, directed by…

Caroline Ferrante – “SKY” EP

Caroline Ferrante sings with a sunny optimism on the fantastic thoughtful pop of “SKY”. With such an incredible fervor, Caroline Ferrante shows off her considerable chops. Over the course of the collection Caroline Ferrante draws upon twee, country, classical, jazz, all brought together through carefully woven stories. Attention to detail works wonders as she incorporates…

The U.S. Americans – ‘Greatest Hits’

The U.S. American deliver defiance on the rebellious spirit of “Greatest Hits”. Jagged guitar riffs, shouted lyrics, and infectious rhythms, everything about it views the U.S. through a critical lens. Consumerism, lack of geographical knowledge, yet they have a patriotic edge as displayed on “FCK THE KGB” as to be a true patriot means to…

Robbing Johnny – ‘COLD MARCH’

Robbing Johnny delivers a stylistic tour-de-force on the powerful “Cold March”. Neatly merging folk, indie rock, rap, and the singer-songwriter tradition into a potent whole, Robbing Johnny proves to be a deft storyteller. Over the course of the album Robbing Johnny focuses upon the unique worlds that come together to make up New York City.…

A Killer’s Confession – ‘Angel on the Outside’

A Killer’s Confession pummels the listener with an all-engrossing sound on “Angel on the Outside”. Effortlessly merging metal and hard rock into a satisfying whole, the track barrels through with such bombast. Volume is an absolute must for “Angel on the Outside” deserves to be felt as much as heard, packed with a tremendous amount…

Here And Now Don’t Stop – ‘Battle Cry’

Christian Rock finds its roots back in 1960 when some Christian metal artist bands started gaining commercial success. ‘’Here and Now Don’t Stop” is a new rock band based in Hillsboro, Ohio, who has recreated the magic of Christian rock with their very first released single track ‘Battle Cry’ with Thermal Entertainment, from their first…

Thomas Abban – ‘A Sheik’s Legacy’

Thomas Abban proves to be a singer-songwriter of the highest caliber on the bluesy rock of “A Sheik’s Legacy”. Quite versatile, Thomas Abban creates an entire journey over the course of the album, allowing things to get real wild. Nimble and quick on his feet, Thomas Abban ensures that things veer through with an unquenchable…

New Video By Wyclef Jean “What Happened To Love”

With just under a month to go till the release of his new album, The Carnival Vol. III: The Fall & Rise of a Refugee, Wyclef Jean has shared his newest music video for “What Happened To Love.” The brand new video has garnered almost 2 million views on YouTube and has already received love…

Pre Workout Online Tips You Should Know for The Best Results

It is time to get a reality check. Does not matter how fit you are, you would need additional support to accomplish your fitness goals. Getting tired is a problem many faces. This usually creates a problem in achieving the fitness goal. To overcome tiredness, you need to find the right supplement which can help…

Cameron Blake – ‘Fear Not’

Employing almost fifty musicians to help realize his musical aims, singer/songwriter Cameron Blake’s second release Fear Not aspires to the same level of achievement as his previous album 2015’s Alone on the World Stage and surpasses it in many respects. No one can sanely accuse Blake of keeping his goals modest. The dozen songs included…

FXRRVST – ‘May XXVI’

We should, in these increasingly homogenized times, appreciate unique musical acts when they come along. Most are genre hybrids and Toronto’s FXRRVST (pronounced as forest) is no exception. The duo of Matthew Fuentes and Holly Forrest are close onstage and off and demonstrate a remarkably sympathetic musical point of view for a musical act that…

Michael Shynes – ‘Cold Day in Hell’

It’s refreshing to hear traditional sounds finding new expression in 2017 and showing continued relevancy. You have to measure relevancy by more than just sales and commercial standing. Relevancy means that this song, cloaked in a combination of guitar, steady percussion, and organ, speaks as directly to listeners as the combination did when it first…

Ron Hamrick – ‘I Saw the Sign’

Sung with such tenderness, Ron Hamrick’s “I Saw the Sign” has a perfect autumnal quality to it. The intimate approach works well as Ron Hamrick keeps things to the absolute essentials. With only a synthesizer, piano, and guitar leading the way, the arrangement has a warmth to it. By far the true highlight comes from…

WEEKEND EDITION: SKOPE NEWS FOR NOVEMBER 18-19, 2017

NEW MUSIC VIDEO AVAILABLE Chris Cornell’s Original Song “THE PROMISE” Pioneering recording artist Chris Cornell, who sadly passed away in May, wrote the title song for the film, The Promise, the first major film about the Armenian Genocide. The song and its video compellingly weave the Genocide with humanitarian crises of today. The song focuses…

MIKE GEEZYY OF SAVAGE LIFE NEW SINGLE ‘CLICK CLACK’

Michael Gray was born August 22, 1976 in Jackson, Mississippi. In the year of 1984 at the age of 9 years old, Michael started playing around free-styling like in his grandma’s backyard. When he was attending Bradley Elementary School he was only focused on his education. In 1994 Michael Gray turned 16 years old &…

Why and How Solar Eclipses Happen

Because we see the sun and the stars and the moon almost every day, it is very easy to stop thinking about what they actually are. In this article we take a look at both the sun and moon individually and the nature of the cosmic ballet that results in a solar eclipse. The Sun…

Pop Plans for JES to “Get Me Through the Night”

There are few dance music vocalists as prolific as JES, whose mesmerizing voice has redefined the electronic dance music landscape with instantly recognizable classics like Motorcycle’s “As the Rush Comes,” the Grammy Nominated “Hold On” and the critically acclaimed “Everything” with the legendary Tiesto. Joining the company of artists like Ellie Goulding, Paloma Faith, Zara…

Music Media Marketing Today

In many ways, it’s never been a better time to be a musician. Indeed, more and more artists aren’t necessarily seeking a mainstream record label, either, but going it alone. This move has in no small part been prompted by the music industry’s decision to go from downloading capabilities on iTunes to streaming over Spotify,…

Bedroom Decoration Ideas for The Modern Home Owner

Home decor is not just about wallpaper, drapes, flooring, and paint. It is also about smaller pieces of furniture that steal the limelight every time you turn the light on or pull the curtains back. It is about the little details that define each room and add oodles of comfort to functionality. Your bedroom is…

Larry Kolker – ‘Dog Year’

Sung with great soul, Larry Kolker offers a refreshing additional to the great singer-songwriter tradition with the powerful “Dog Year”. With a great ear for melody the arrangements feel positively energetic. Attention to detail means that these narratives feel akin to seeing a glimpse of a life being lived to the absolute fullest. Instrumentally rich…

Hunter DeBlanc – ‘Back 4 More’

Hunter deBlanc’s “Back 4 More” offers a triumphant optimism, one that revels in its pop perfection, with hooks aplenty and a fiery spirit. With a strong adherence to a neon-hued electro approach, the way the song builds up feels majestic. Layer upon layer comes into the mix giving the entire track a kaleidoscopic vibe. Easily…

Ravenscroft – “The Chase” + “My Dearest One”

Ravenscroft nicely embody all the best of hard rock. Volume deserves to be blasted to the absolute maximum for they opt for a physical kind of sound. The riffs are heavy, the rhythms rush through, and the vocals rise above the maddening din. While hard rock nicely anchors their style they also veer into elements…

Rev Peter Unger – ‘Requiem for a Weary Soul’

Rev Peter Unger’s reassuring “Requiem for a Weary Soul” offers a kind of graceful salvation. Exploring the concept of faith, Rev Peter Unger incorporates a fine knack for storytelling with these miniature vignettes. Throughout the piece the way everything twists and turns gives it a timeless, classic quality. Guitar work features a perfect mixture of…

New Video By Kristy Chmura “Nothing’s Right”

Given how gorgeous the instrument sounds, and how spectacular it looks onstage and on camera, it’s surprising that there aren’t many harpists in contemporary pop music. Yet there are a few talented artists who demonstrate, incontrovertibly, that it’s possible to apply the grace and beauty of the classical harp to modern rock. Kristy Chmura is…

SKOPE NEWS FOR NOVEMBER 17, 2017

SIDDHI KID Releases Drops His Newest Single Today With the newest single, SIDDHI KID peers into the duality between man’s emotions and primal urges that define our very nature. Perceivably human, but not so far from animalistic. Conjuring a wild and free infectious dance groove, Siddhi Kid delves into the deepest recesses of our mind…

Serena Foster New Single “Show Me The Way”

Effortlessly blending Serena’s vocals with live instrumentation and a beat that immediately pulls you in, “Show Me The Way” is an uplifting track, breaking the chains of conformity and pursuing one’s own happiness. Serena Foster effortlessly syncopates the nuances of the lyrics throughout the track, bringing an element of some of the best elements of…