Blasterjaxx

Listen to "rBeatz Music Update Blasterjaxx" on Spreaker. Putting together the beats in a studio is only part of the journey. How do you take it from those four walls to a sea of people and still remain faithful to the original idea? Blasterjaxx openly admits that it depends on the crowd. Fans and followers play a huge role in what what will be unveiled at festivals and inside clubs. The latest release from Blasterjaxx is All I Ever Wanted

Jonas Blue

Listen to "rBeatz Music Update Jonas Blue" on Spreaker. Because so much music is produced within the limits of a private home studio a lot of it goes unheard or it stays local. Mainly because master mixers use it as a tool to boost their popularity in the places they can perform in. Jonas Blue reached out with his latest rBeatz Radio release Mama. He elected to take it global right out of the box.

Blasterjaxx

Listen to "Blasterjaxx Releases All I Ever Wanted" on Spreaker. Before exploding onto the Electric Zoo stage in New York Blasterjaxx hit the airwaves to announce the release of their new release All I Ever Wanted. Going from the studio to a live performance is there a learning curve to bring the right sound to the fans and followers? Blasterjaxx explains that each stage is different. You truly have to study where you are and who you are with. If in California that means more Hip Hop.

French Horn Rebellion

Listen to "French Horn Rebellion Releases Presentation" on Spreaker. Comprised of brothers Robert and David Perlick-Molinari, electro-funk group French Horn Rebellion brings a lifetime’s worth of natural chemistry and ecstatic energy to everything they do. With millions of streams on Spotify and the successful launch of their new label, YouTooCanWoo (Billboard feature), in their rearview, the brothers are now turning their sights on closing out Summer ‘17 with a bang. To do it, French Horn Rebellion is releasing two new heaters, “Presentation” (out today) and “Catalina Dice,” with Bee’s Knees and Boulevards (out Sept. 5, available as pre-order). Both surely further the group’s track record in crafting pure dance music that consumes your body in groove, and pushes the limits of what a French horn can do. “Presentation” is a collaboration with LA-based producer, Champagne. Known for his production work on NVDES, Betty Who, and Miniature Tigers. The track was created in a single room in a single day with nothing but a French horn, an electric bass, and a synthesizer. Even the drums were created from beatboxing on a French horn mouthpiece! Since forming in 2007, French Horn Rebellion has gained a worldwide following and has performed on five continents with an eye and ear always attuned to and in search of the best parties and collaborators. The group has been fortunate enough to perform and work with luminaries such as Beyoncé, Of Montreal, Cut Copy, Yelle, Hot Chip, St. Lucia, The Drums, Two Door Cinema Club, SebastiAn, Autograf, and OMD. French Horn Rebellion’s sound has also lended itself naturally to style as they have has also performanced at fashion weeks in New York (Lincoln Center), Paris (The Louvre, Jean Charles de Castelbajac), and Berlin (Pull & Bear). Look for “Presentation” and “Catalina Dice” and be sure to follow French Horn Rebellion on any of their social channels detailed below. French Horn Rebellion links: Website // Facebook // Twitter // Instagram // Soundcloud // YouTube French Horn Rebellion tour dates: 8/20 - Billboard Hot 100 Fest - Jones Beach, NY

The Development Of A Blank

Listen to "The Development Of A Blank" on Spreaker. Short and simple. How would you finish this sentence? The development of a blank. The development of an idea? The development of success. The development of my new self. No day passes that we aren't invited back to those blank spots. To face them could mean change. Nobody likes that. Why should we? And yet we do a lot of complaining about how things are at work and home. We keep ourselves from growing forward by not facing those blank spaces. I once hung a sign above my studio door at the radio station that simply said, "Swish." It was a daily reminder of how my soul believed I had achieved the highest points and there would be no others. I used Michael Jordan's final NBA shot with the Chicago Bulls as a point of reference. That moment of victory was to be celebrated. But the heart needed to know that there would be no more. That was a total negative. But I needed a word for my blank space. Once I realized how incredibly bad that was for creative energy I switched the word to, "Delivery." The development of delivery. You were given a gift at birth. How are you delivering it? Are you delivering it? Have you filled your life with blank spaces and haven't the courage to reach beyond belief? That's not a negative. That's a choice.

Arcade Fire

Listen to "rBeatz Music Update Arcade Fire" on Spreaker. As fans and followers we get to see the live performance but rarely do we get to experience the full moment of music creation inside the studio. Arcade Fire takes us there. A very small 14 foot room with a ton of musicians playing together at the same time. What? This is 2017! What about just dropping tracks and sending them. Their latest release on rBeatz Radio is Electric Blue.

Dua Lipa

Listen to "rBeatz Music Update Dua Lipa" on Spreaker. I love a confident person. Not just with the ability to bring music forward. But knowing what's required to be aware of where the lyrics arrive from then take it to that place where fans and followers can receive it. Dua Lip keeps her game locked on success because she never lets go of control. Which is why she is listed as the second best selling International female artist just under Adele. Her latest release on rBeatz Radio is New Rules.