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GG Magree Fuses Rock With Electronic Music On “Loving You Kills Me”
Following her stunning 2020’s debut on Dim Mak with “Nervous Habits,” featuring Joey Fleming, GG Magree returns to Steve Aoki’s label with her new single “Loving You Kills Me,“ an emotive gem that fuses rock and electronic music. Opening with moody guitar chords, Magree’s heartfelt vocals immediately shine through as she belts out lyrics that paint a picture of loving someone so much that it hurts. The track’s bass-heavy, electric drop adds a dark and gritty edge to the otherwise romantic context, letting the world know that GG Magree is much more than just another pretty voice. The Australian powerhouse formerly made a name for herself through the raucous “Frontlines” with Zeds Dead & NGHTMRE, “Ghost” with Jauz or “Save My Grave” with Zeds Dead & DNMO. Read more about GG’s inspiration behind “Loving You Kills Me” below:
“I’m such an intense lover. I think I buried myself somewhere when I wrote ‘Loving You Kills Me.’ You know that feeling ‘I want to be with you till I die’ or ‘I love you so much I want to eat you alive.’ That’s how I love and why I gave birth to ‘Loving You Kills Me.'” – GG Magree
GG Magree’s indisputable talent as a DJ, producer, and singer/songwriter has made her a triple threat in the electronic music industry. She first made waves in 2016 with her vocal debut “Frontlines,” in collaboration with Zeds Dead & NGHTMRE, which has amassed over 31M streams on Spotify alone. GG is also well known for her replay-worthy remix of Billie Eilish’s “Wish You Were Gay,” in addition to releases such as “Flatline” alongside Sullivan King, “You Don’t Know Me,” and “Bodies.” In her native Australia and beyond, Magree has become a highly sought-after artist known for bringing electric energy to audiences worldwide; by far the best way to experience GG Magree is at a live show. She has graced the stage with the likes of Pharrell, DJ Snake, Wu-Tang Clan, Zeds Dead, Virtual Self, Iggy Azalea, NGHTMRE, and many more.
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Are you looking for fresh music that not only tells a compelling story but also delves into themes of love, heartbreak, and purpose? Look no further than ‘The Prophet’ album by Indie Rock artist Zachary Campos.
The 10-track material revolves around the fictional narrative of a prophet named Jeremiah who is sent to San Francisco by God to warn people about the apocalypse. But, his mission is derailed when he can’t resist the temptation of falling in love.
In order to find his goals, Jeremiah must confront his inner demons and overcome the obstacles.
Additionally, this album draws inspiration from the classic book ‘The Prophet’ by Khalil Gibran and features song titles named after its chapters. Nevertheless, ‘The Prophet’ also serves as a metaphor for the artist’s tumultuous past relationship.
In my opinion, there’s no denying that “Pain” is among the top tunes in this record. You will experience the steady and repetitive rhythm of drums, while his verses tell you how his chaotic drama started.
Most importantly, the frenetic and rebellious nature of his sound is due in large part to his collaboration with Josh Zuckermann and Tim J Abbott. Both producers bring their own perspectives to the table by delivering raw punkish energy.
What’s more, Zachary Campos achieves a lot for his visuals on a low budget, using a straightforward concept and a modest shooting location. Although it’s true creating chart-topping hits takes effort, today his art stands out due to its introspective tone.
In short, he writes compositions you can relate to.
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Pepé Willie has spent six decades in the music industry solidifying himself as the Godfather of the Minneapolis Sound. Most popularly known for his work as Prince’s first producer, Willie’s influence in the music industry reaches far deeper and wider than his Minnesota roots. His new memoir, “If You See Me: My Six Decade Journey in Rock and Roll.”, is filled with insightful views of the music industry and the amazing personal stories that have helped define Pepé Willie as an icon.
From Brooklyn Beginnings to the Music of Minneapolis
Pepé Willie has been immersed in music from an early age. With a family as deep in the music industry as Willie’s, it can be said that music was in his blood. At 15 he began working backstage at the Brooklyn Paramount Theater where he learned the ins and outs of the industry firsthand from artists like Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye, and Little Anthony and the Imperials. He began working on his music during this time.
Willie later moved to Minneapolis where he began the journey of creating his first demo. It was at this time that Pepé Willie started working with his wife’s cousin, Prince. He mentored the young guitar player and invited him to record with his group, 94 East. The rest, they say, is music history.
After decades of influence in the music industry as a producer, songwriter, and musician Pepé Willie started his own company Pepé Music Inc and his label, Reo Deo. His memoir, “If You See Me: My Six Decade Journey in Rock and Roll.”, is his latest legendary contribution to the music industry.
A Memoir of More than Memories
While “If You See Me: My Six Decade Journey in Rock and Roll,” is filled with six decades worth of stories and anecdotes featuring a never-ending list of legends of the music industry, it is Pepé’s insights and interjections that make the book so special.
Willie’s memoir is filled with insightful looks into the music industry. Throughout the memoir, Willie provides context for the evolution of the industry and the part he played in each step. Not only does he look back at six decades in music, but he looks forward to the future and provides his thoughts on where the music industry is headed. His account is a roadmap for any young musician looking to make it.
“If You See Me: My Six Decade Journey in Rock and Roll” is a beautiful and inspiring tome for those who want to know the ins and outs of the music industry. From the creative process of making music to the business savvy required to make it profitable, Pepé Willie covers it all. The memoir is filled with valuable insight into the industry with captivating stories of hard work, dedication, and inspiration woven throughout the pages from cover to cover.
“If You See Me: My Six Decade Journey in Rock and Roll” is published by the Minnesota Historical Society Press and is available wherever books are sold.
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https://www.amazon.com/If-You-See-Me-Six-Decade/dp/168134176X
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Zachary Campos has just released “Uninhibited,” a head-bobbing song that tackles difficult themes such as depression, sadness, and hopelessness. Finding the inner strength to be the person you are meant to be is the message he hopes listeners take away from this jam.
After several months, the long wait for his ‘Mandela Zen’ EP is over. Of course, the 5-track collection material includes “Uninhibited,” which was created during a time of uncertainty and self-doubt.
Certainly, this composition conveys the struggles and challenges faced by many, but also the resilience and determination to overcome them. It’s remarkable the way he executes his flow with a vocal range similar to his idols, Rakim and Johnny Cash.
According to Zachary, this is the best tune he has ever written in years, and it’s sure to resonate with music enthusiasts of all ages. Moreover, the rising talent from San Jose, California blends for the very first time smooth Indie Rock instrumentals with rhymes and raps.
As a matter of fact, “Uninhibited” is the beginning of his promising career now that he has adopted his authentic name and shed the former pseudonym of Mr. Johnny Ba$h.
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