Gastonia, NC — Thursday, June 6th, 2019 — The Gore Boyz are back at it again but this time they just signed a deal with Equity Distribution, a company owned by Roc Nation Records, which signs agreements with artists to distribute their music on about all Digital platforms such as Apple Music, Amazon, Google Music, Tidal and Spotify. They have been recording new music in recent months and now releasing their new song and video “REMEDY”.  This is another “ VIDEO WORLD PREMIER” again after they (The Gore Boyz”) released their summer hit “Kisses for the Road” which gained over a Million views on YouTube.  The Remedy video included some of the hottest Dancers on Social Media(Instagram/Dubsmash)/ Influencers on the Planet  “The Wicker Twins, Bracefacelaii, The Real Eisha, and Essencemarieee” and the TGB Dancers.  Remedy is a high energy dance song that will be the song of the spring and summer.

The Gore Boyz (TGB) have been droppin

Independence, Louisiana, — Thursday, June 20th, 2019 — Independence, Louisiana (June 7, 2019) — Russell McLain may no longer be accepting bookings or touring the nightclub scene anymore but that hasn’t stopped the well-versed musician from recording and creating new music. The singer/songwriter/indie recording artist has released his latest single and title track from his upcoming album ‘My Turn to Cry’

Penned by Kevin Reardon and Stanfield Major of Raghat Music Publishing jazz-pop ballad with country overtones and a complex melody. The lyrics describe the singer’s state of bemusement at the singer’s own helpless love for the object of his affection.

“At the point and time in my life when I discovered this song, I was going through a lot of heartaches.  I just lost the love of my life and I realized it was because of my selfish ways. It’s almost as if Kevin Reardon and Stanfield Maj

Wheaton, Maryland — Friday, June 21st, 2019 — EDYE (pronounced EDDIE) is among the new wave of young DMV artists in Maryland creating the next generation of DMV sound and art. Raised in Silver Spring, Maryland, he’s begun to quickly prove himself as a heavy hitter in lyrical rap.

What is DMV rap? One might think of Shabazz, Q da Fool or a number of other artists that made a way for the DMV to be heard, but the next generation is far past that. With focus’ on lyricism and the finer artistic aspects of music and physical arts like clothing, painting, and editing,  it could be said that the DMV is close to experiencing a renaissance of new talent and hope.

As for EDYE, growing up younger, he was inspired by the likes Indie bands and early 90s and 2000s rap. He grew up writing poetry, which later pushed him into making songs, seeing music as easier to portray emotions and feelings.

EDYE plans on releasing more music as time passes by and di