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South Jersey

Never Back Down: Savage334 sips on the Henny without the ICE

Posted on 16 May 2023

Keeping it 110% and moving on from those unconsciously lonely nights, Savage334 has been waiting for this precise moment and has kept his head up when others faltered into the night like an empty bottle on ICE.

Savage334 is a 25-year-old South Jersey-raised rapper who flows with so much venom and shall inspire the world with excellent wordplay.

”The 334 refers to the direction where he lived all his childhood, he is not only looking to rap, he seeks to propose in different genres, to contribute something to the industry, and really with his latest tracks he is achieving it. Creating music and showing a determined lifestyle to stay down and be disciplined enough to get what we want in this life. Understanding nothing will come easy. Here to show he is determined & disciplined. Grind & Inspire to give hope in moments of pain & hardship. To show even in times of darkness there’s always light.” ~ Savage334

Riding with the real crew who have unearthed themselves away from the fake cats, the elite talent named Savage334 might be the kind of hip-hop act that takes many away from the clutches of desperate alleyways. This is a rather brilliant release and guides us into an assortment of lyrically exceptional bars.

ICE from South Jersey-raised rapper Savage334 is a dynamic gem to turn up and place on repeat. Cool and calm all the way through, we are treated to a frigid reminder of the mental health currently facing us all.

Stunning with a quality soundtrack for anyone who has felt so surreal recently, this is an anthem when a new mindset is needed to stay alive in this strange time for humanity.

Listen up on Spotify for more.

Reviewed by Llewelyn Screen

That Peaceful Place: South Jersey act Garden State Etheric brings back the natural feel with ‘When A Ghost Meets A Soul’

Posted on 1 August 2021

With a gushing flow of river-like crystal water droplets to calm the busy brain from all the distractions in this click-quick world, Garden State Etheric returns with his latest single after 2021’s reassuring ‘Hey…its gonna work out‘, and this one is called ‘When A Ghost Meets A Soul’.

South Jersey-based indie Garden State Etheric, is an indie rock instrumental act with a yoga-fused ambiance that relaxes your mind and puts you into a better state than before.

This is the story of getting lost in the trees again, to take some time out of the day to experience the world in a more conscious be-here-now style, rather than rushing around and forgetting to look at the sky. The tasty track has your mind feeling way more calm than before, as this soundscape has you closing your eyes and recalling when things were so simple and not highly confusing.

‘When A Ghost Meets A Soul‘ from the South Jersey instrumental indie rock act Garden State Etheric, is a striking track that has you in a different state than before, as the energy takes you beautifully back to the stunning parts of nature which we need to remember, are there for us to look after and to find true peace too. Life is busy and full of pitfalls, but this is a track to get away from it all for a few minutes.

Hear this new single on Spotify and see more news on their IG.

Reviewed by Llewelyn Screen

Yearning for her again: Soulful South Jersey songwriter DCP sings with such love on ‘Show Me The Light’

Posted on 7 February 2021

DCP sends the world a peaceful indie story to be reflective to, on the caring new single taken off his 2020 released six-track EP called ‘Show Me The Light‘.

South Jersey, USA indie-folk singer-songwriter DCP is a genuine musician, who performs with a natural style that calmly sends the world good energy and love during these trying pandemic-ridden apocalyptic times. This is an artist whose only aim is to bring us contemplative soundscapes, that truly helps you get to tomorrow with a smile on your face.

”My aim is to create music that helps distract people from the craziness of everyday life.”-DCP

With a caring voice that transmits only true intentions to see her sweet smile again, this is an indie-folk journey to finding the path to be together again when the road opens up freely so you can finally be in each others arms again.

‘Show Me The Light‘ from peaceful South Jersey singer-songwriter DCP, is a pure track to play when you are missing that special person in your life and need reassurance that you will be together again.

When you need guidance is this ever-changing world, thinking about that sweet soul that can open the door and show you where the sunshine lives, makes you smile and feel cared for again. Being distracted from the news and what’s going on in the world- is the best and only way to live, without being paranoid and overly anxious all the time.

Hear this introspective single on Spotify and follow the music journey on IG.

Reviewed by Llewelyn Screen

”Whoop” the summer open with Okayyy Bee & Les Simple

Posted on 12 June 2020

South Jersey Hip Hop duo Okayyy Bee & Les Simple are here to open up summer with an absolute bang. They have lifted up the gate and smashed through with their blend of fast paced Hip Hop.

The flows are powerfully constructed and they make their intentions known quickly. This duo feel like this is their summer to claim the respect and rewards that come with having a hot track on the streets.

”Whoop” is a party track that gives us a birds eye view of Okayyy Bee & Les Simple and their current mindset. They feel on fire and very confident at the moment to say the least. The mission is to make us much money as possible and feel like they have nothing to prove or lose. This song feels like a tease here as they are just getting started. These two friends have just joined forces and feel like this is a good combo to get them up to the top of the Hip Hop game. With a good beat here and some fiery lyrics, these two are on the plane headed to club moon. Their talents can take them as far as Elon Musk’s rockets.

Stream the South Jersey emcees here on their Spotify page as they start their journey as a Hip Hop duo.

Reviewed by Llewelyn Screen