International pop sensation
MizGin Demircan makes her U.S. debut with the provocative new single, "Get You Off" produced by
Kama. I'm in love with her vocals; but more so her story. Growing up in the small town of Bollnäs, Sweden did not afford as many opportunities to express herself as an artist. As in most of society, people have customs, and traditions, often forgetting that art is something liberal that cannot and should not be restrained. MizGin invested fully into everything she could find; including the venue that's probably shaped her most... her mirror. MizGin fought for this very opportunity, fought to mold, and develop her sound driven by a passion she's nurtured for music since childhood. This song was slated for one of the worlds biggest pop stars. Little did the producers know, they were in for a fight! "You wanted someone hungry," she said to them, "Well I'm starving." MizGin set focus on this track, and never left the studio until it was hers. That kind of determination in a new market you simply have to love.
Trevor Moran enlist the help of global change advocate Milk Tyson on the Echo remix. Grab Echo on iTunes here.
MAX and Phony Ppl take on the Billy Joel classic, "New York State of Mind" and permanently nail it! I've been sitting on this post about a week now waiting for the right words to do it justice. When Tim Mogul sent it, I couldn't just post it empty, or throw up any old description because I really, with my entire being want you guys to check it out. After getting another piece of fine art from Mr Tim that also heavily emitted that NY energy, it came to me. I can't ask all of you to listen or watch this; not if you've been to New York. This one some of you gotta feel, experience even... Yes, it's that dope! The band assembles playfully, on a rooftop showcasing their youthful energy; but bringing every ounce of the vocal maturity necessary to carry and make you inhale this cover. Fine job these gentlemen did. Fine job.
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