It’s no surprise that Ryan Weaver calls Nashville home. He’s a true country boy filled to the rim with energy. “New Set of Tires” is a true country song. Well, the upbeat kind. It’s got that catchy chorus and has a kick to it like a Kenny Chesney track. Then things settle down a bit for a slow one, “January.” As Ryan tells his tale of the first month, you feel every word being sung. Then sitting in the middle of those two is “I’m That Guy.” It’s a sweet one and really stands out as one of Ryan’s best. Then things pick back up with “Crank It.” This is just a small taste of what you can expect to get from Ryan Weaver and his country boy ways. So if you want more, you’re going to have to check him out way sooner than later. (https://www.reverbnation.com/ryanweaver)

Sam Bibo can express anything though song and does with his array of beats, tracks and ditties. Along with Bhavana Reddy, Sam brings “The End” but it’s really just the beginning of what we’ll find out he’s capable of. This is a song that’s done in a very theatrical way. It’s big due to the drama in the music and the darkness of the delivery of the lyrics. Then you get something completely different with “Surf.” Living in North Hollywood, California, it’s no surprise that Sam was able to capture the surf culture in song and it truly sounds like those old school beach movies. With “PipPop” you get a youth sounding track that almost sounds like a very cute video game. That aspect plays through to “Spacey Chill Wave” as well; only this game would be better, space involved. There’s a lot going on with Sam Bibo that can’t be contained in such little time. So if you into artists that can create a buffet of sound and styles, check out Sam Bibo now. (https://soundcloud.com/sambibomusic)

You don’t hear a lot coming out of Iowa, but that was until the rocker who dabbles in experimental things Anson The Joey came to be known. You’re introduction to this guy’s music is a song based on his moniker, “Anson The Joey.” It sets you up for what’s to come from him and gives off a very true blue rocker vibe that sits somewhere between the ’80s and early ’90s. “Toughly Rough” actually starts off soft and pretty much remains that way the entire time. It’s rock, but not as full throttle as the last. Anson The Joey is a multi-genre artist and that shows             with “True With It.” The rock is no longer present; instead you get this experimental electronic track with lyrics - something the rock didn’t bring to the table. He kind of combines his forces when it comes to “Mellow Me Height.” It almost sounds like it could’ve been on the mix for an ’80s prom. If you’re into the decade that brought you “The Breakfast Club” and hair bands, check out Anson The Joey today. (https://www.reverbnation.com/AnsonTheJoey)

All we get from Excavscan Music is a lot of instrumental tracks that each have their own personality going on. “I am Me” has this easygoing, dance feel going on. Like, you can groove to it but not in a bump and grind kind of way. Then you have the futuristic sounds of “Here We Go.” It’s almost primal yet still a little stellar. Speaking of, then you have “Alien Sound” that is truly out of this world. You get something different with “Hear Ur Voice.” This one reminded me of a movie scene at the start of a film. The opening credits are rolling while this song played as the background to the main character’s start of his day. If you’re into instrumental music, but more modern takes on it then check out Excavscan Music today. (https://www.reverbnation.com/excavscanmusic)

Josiah Gomez is a beat maker from the US who’s got the basics down. “It’s Getting There” is a pretty basic beat that keeps it simple. He keeps it more or less the same with “DJ Knockout Sick Beat.” This one sounds more like it would sit pretty with a dance artist who was doing a slowed down number. Josiah’s “Hip Hop Beat! Heavy Bass” steps things up just a bit but is still on the softer side. It’s a quick on at 50 seconds and in that time I wasn’t sure where the heavy bass was. The best to get someone moving though came from “JosiahJDog Beat.” It had the most kick to it. If you’re a beats freak, then you’ll want to take a chance on Josiah Gomez and check him out. (https://soundcloud.com/josiah-gomez)

Kasha Leo is the next pop artist looking to take over with her soul filled, catchy ways. “Now I Know” is a pretty relatable song that anyone who’s ever been in that kind of relationship that’s full of struggle - is it worth it? You’re stuck debating the pros and cons and trying to come to terms of what to really do about that person. “Did Me Wrong” has a more urban vibe that really adds to the track and gives it something a little extra on top of the already smooth vibe that was going on. Kasha really takes you on a different path with “Pardon My Delay” and slows it down and really showcases her vocal abilities well. If you’re into pop music that has more of a vocal base, then check out Kasha Leo now. (https://www.youtube.com/user/KashaLeoVEVO/videos)

Man Full of Holes is guy with rock in his heart that’s ready to share that with the world. “Spiral Staircase” starts off right away and definitely has its own unique style in the music department. It’s got a lot of things going on, on top of driving home the idea of this spiral staircase. When it comes to “Alchemy’s Secret Fire,” the intro sounded like something from “The Munsters” but once Man Full of Holes gets to it, it’s a song that’s all his own. He brings it fast and pumps up the adrenaline. Then, just like that he slows it down with “The Dream.” The laughs towards the end make it a little eerie…But moving on…You can join Man Full of Holes on his journey now by checking him out and hoping on the bus, train, plane - whatever it is he’s taking. (https://www.manfullofholes.com/)

When it comes to a cascade of beats that vary from one to the other, Matty Jonez is your man. Do you remember when Goosebumps became a TV show and had that creepy theme song? Well “Tool Up” sounds like a remixed version of that with some new beats tossed in. Things take a complete turn with “Monster.” It’s upbeat and very night out at the dance club. Things are always changing for this guy’s music…from the club the sweet sounds of the metropolitan area with “Skyline,” Matty Jonez has a lot of the bases covered. I felt a Middle Eastern influence when it came to the beat of “Knuckle Down.” Now all you have to do it check out Matty today if you’re the type of gal or guy who like their music beat-tastic. (https://soundcloud.com/mattyjonez)