SAD MONEY - LOSE MY LOVE (FEATURING GALLANT & FELIX CARTAL)

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Sad Money · Sad Money featuring Felix Cartal & Gallant - Lose My Love

If you’re looking for a way to ease into the weekend with style, look no further than Sad Money’s latest single “Lose My Love” featuring Gallant and Felix Cartal. A heavy-hitting yet affable track that stacks contemporary house with electro-soul, this bright-eyed collaboration showcases Sad Money’s sophisticated artistry. Signed to Ultra Records, the young artist is capitalizing on his formidable and often genre-bending catalog. “Lose My Love” is devoted to its uptempo energy, appealing to home dance floors across the country. Get down with “Lose My Love” today.

BUKU - I DON'T THINK SO

Wakaan · Buku - I Don't Think So [This Song Is Sick Premiere]

Buku is a Pittsburgh-native musician with an eye for warped, out-of-this-world bass. Following an impressive debut on Liquid Stranger’s label WAKAAN, Buku returns to the heavyweight label with his single “I Don’t Think So.” Following “What You See,” the title track to the subsequent EP which garnered praise from tastemakers across the EDM atmosphere, Buku returns to the forefront of bass music with “I Don’t Think So.” The track boasts an unrelenting and consistent trap beat that falls into hair-raising festival-ready drops. Another breakneck get down from the hardworking producer, “I Don’t Think So” is the first look into another Buku EP slated for release later this year. 

NOYA & SOME DIE YOUNG - BLACK 'N' BLUE

Where the revolution meets dubstep, Noya and Some Die Young’s collaborative effort “Black N’ Blue” is a manifesto on condemning police brutality. The track was released via Warpaint Records, a politically-driven record label focused on social justice issues, veteran advocacy, and other issues that run rampant in our society. “Black ‘N’ Blue” is fearless in both its production style and message. The dubstep cut is infused with hard-hitting rap verses courtesy of rapper Gravity. Layered with crescendoing bass work and fiery-as-hell drops “Black ‘N’ Blue” transports listeners from the inner-workings of their headphones to the front row of the mainstage. A gritty track that is certain of itself and goals, “Black ‘N’ Blue” is about the unspeakable acts of cruelty committed by police in our society. Listen to this chilling anthemic single today.

[PREMIERE] NIGHT TALES - ONE

Night Tales · One

Back with their 7th single this year, Australian tandem Night Tales deliver “One.” A dreamy disco joint with alt-pop aromas, Night Tales is in tune with their signature sound. The track is steeped in sharp synths with mellow nuances. An easy listening experience tailored for any time of day or season, “One” is unapologetically true to itself. Although the track is markedly electronic, its danceability is confronted by blossoming indie vocal work. Groovy as hell, Night Tales’ latest is just as infectious as expected. Listen to this catchy cut today and watch this space for more from the budding hybrid-electronic tandem.

DROELOE - ROADSIDE FLOWERS FT. IRIS PENNING

bitbird · DROELOE - Roadside Flowers (ft. Iris Penning)

I just love DROELOE! This dynamic Dutch duo is tugging at all the feels with their latest single “Roadside Flowers ft. Iris Penning” and I’ve got this one on repeat. Lovely smooth melodies are carried by soft swirly vocals over serene future beats … what a wonderful vibe to have on this beautiful Friday. DROELOE wants you to remember to not be too hard on yourself … we will get trough this y’all! This is the third track from forthcoming album A Matter of Perspective out NOV 13 via bitbird,

STANCE - ME

STANCE · Me

An exploration of self-empowerment when hope seems lost, STANCE push to lift spirits in their newest single "Me." A sonic mirage of future bass, STANCE create powerful soundscapes of bright inspiration. Crescendoing synths set the stage from the get-go, wrapping listeners in a comforting blanket of bliss. Unfurling into broader synth work intertwined with a swelling kick, STANCE display their penchant for all things serene. "Me" is a reminder to look inward during trying times, and to find strength and solace in our own energy. Composed during lockdown, STANCE's "Me" and forthcoming Discordance EP explore motifs of guilt, joy, uncertainty, and growth. Stay tuned.

FORESTER - UNDERCOVER

Forester · Undercover

Formed in 2019, Forester is a relatively new indie-electronic duo to the scene but has already seen a lasting impact on their music. The LA-based group is comprised of Xander Carlson and David Parris, both of whom write, produce and sing. Their music blends acoustic instrumentation with electronic elements that create a state of warmth for the listener. The tandem’s latest single, “Undercover” is a mutation of modern indie, pop, and electronic music, ornamented with small but potent production flourishes indicative of a set of artists fully in control of their creative output. That said, Forester consistently manages to gracefully ride the fine line between maintaining their style while at the same time breaking new ground. 

[PREMIERE] LOVE LEVEL - BAD BYE

Love Level · Bad Bye

Super-babe duo Love Level just dropped their ethereal bedroom-pop gem “Bad Bye.” A loose-limbed and lassiez-faire attitude this quick-witted indie gem is worth the replay. Despite being a relatively fresh face to the Aussie indie scene, the tandem is far from novice. Charming and spell-binding to boot, “Bad Bye” is intuitive and steeped in moody hooks. With a subtly electronic underbelly, this atmospheric-pop hit blends a series of musical elements to create a genre-bending success. Brushed with alternative strokes, this shadowy success is brimming with authenticity, Love Level is already a Beautiful Buzzz favorite. Tune out and listen to “Bad Bye” today.

ELI FOLA - SOUNDSCAPE TO FREEDOM

Lean into Eli Fola's sonic universe through four dynamic tracks. A wondrous fusion of traditional Nigerian sounds, electronic, jazz, house, and classical music, Fola's Soundscape To Freedom EP explores the life of a Black person living in America.  Eli Fola is a Nigerian born, New York-based multidisciplinary artist with a penchant for pushing the boundaries of sound. His expansive work has been featured in publications like The New York Times, Vogue, Okayplayer, Impose, and Wonderland Magazine, who noted Fola's "truly unique, infectious harmonies" and praised him as "the ultimate chill out and relax artist." With a handful of outstanding accolades under his young belt, Fola also boasts an impressive label of his own, Techafrique — an NYC-based Afro House and Techno label promoting progressive Black ideas. In 2017, he was a TEDx speaker and performer, focusing his talk on how music can be used to reconcile and highlight differences in culture and identity.