CARAMEL, also known as Angus, is an incredibly talented young artist on the rise who is currently a full time student at Boston College and he has demonstrated his musicality and sonic prowess through the tracks he has released in such a short period of time in his career. This week, the singer, songwriter, and producer releases another piece of his creative saga which continues the story of this artist's growth and development into uncharted territory of the industry. 

Since her "2 On" days, a whole decade ago, Tinashe has never stopped being an iconic figure in the female hip hop and RnB realms. It's a dance party whenever you're in the presence of her music and her choreography is always on point. She is currently on tour for her BB/ANG3L tour, which is dedicated to her recently released album under the same title. The project includes heavy hitters like "Needs" and "Talk to Me Nice", as well as beautiful ballads.

The electro-pop trio A R I Z O N A made it back to their old stomping grounds where they first became a band in Boston, MA for their headlining tour Live For a Night.

His music is airy, rigid and hypnotic as he moves you through various waves of alternative pop and takes you into a reverberating dreamworld. The 22 year old producer and artist from Nottingham, England, with over 81K monthly listeners on Spotify, caught me by surprise after reaching out to share his music and then I found myself saving every song he's ever released. Each song is just blissful ignorance, playing with psychedelic guitar strums and exciting tunes strung through dark and bubbly melodies.

Kiana Ledé Brown, an RnB artist native to Arizona, raised by Philly streets, and born to a Mexican, Native American, and African American background, has embarked on her epic headlining tour for her recent project Grudges. The project filled with emphatic and bold vocals and vulnerable, vengeful lyrics, came to life last weekend on October 8th at Boston's Big Night Live. Ledé performed an incredible show for her hypnotized fans and took us into a sensual experience of a woman with a heart broken one too many times and a come back like no other that builds her stronger than she ever was before.

If there is anything that has absolutely enchanted me or moved me in this past year, it will be Jungle and their new project Volcano (released via Caiola Records). Yes, that is how serious this is. From concept to fruition, this project is absolute magic with songs that electrify your soul, engage your body, and transform your mindset. Everyone who knows the UK hailing production duo knows that their music always cover a wide spectrum of genres, but more commonly they reflect themes of soul, funk, house, and RnB. AND most Jungle fans will also know that their music always has more visual elements to it, most specifically around the art form of dance. In this most recent escapade with their album, the pair created a motion picture titled Volcano, which is a 45 minute masterpiece of pieced together choreographed music videos starring some familiar faces from past projects such as Mette Birdy and Will West (choreographed by Shay Latukolan). The track "Back on 74" from the project alone has taken the internet by storm with a dance challenge.

Pop Punk is making a comeback, but this time, in a fantastically, whimsical and multi-cultural way. In comes Nxdia (pronounced "Nadia"). The Egyptian-Sudanese artist has been simultaneously putting out cutting edge music all while changing the landscape of the artists in the music industry game. They are paving the way for a niche in this creative space for queer, Middle-Eastern musicians in the US market and other industries.