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StarMoney releases authentic trap banger ‘Catfish’

Carmen Lees-Green

‘Catfish’ is a response to all of the fakers in the world, specifically online; people who hide behind their screens and display a lavish lifestyle that they don’t lead. It’s a commentary on being yourself and being true, something that StarMoney holds in high regard. Collaborating with fellow up and comer ‘Snap Capone’, this tune has deep bass and class beats, only improved by witty lines and excellent flow from both rappers. Snap is an effective addition to this song, with his bars bringing an original twist.

StarMoney, who wants to make a positive difference by entertaining, believes in educating future generations on the risk of drugs, knife and gun crime in an effort to stop them carrying out these offences later in life. He’s even organising kids ‘fun days’ when lockdown ends to aid in this endeavour.

“Catfish is about fake portrayal. For example, someone might pretend to be a real gangster or a rich person in the flesh or on the internet but in reality that is not what they a..

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StarMoney brings us ‘Catfish’, the new club track banger!

Carmen Lees-Green

Debuting on GRM Daily and featuring alongside Snap Capone, comes StarMoney with his new track ‘Catfish’. Working his way up in the industry, the artist is not to be distant in the near future. With his captivating music flow, Starmoney breaks down the current cultural climate of fake personal, exposing the reality of who people are. Something we need more of in todays society.

With no gimmicks, StarMoney is determined to spread his messages in the form of music to a wider audience. It is important to stay true to one’s self and the new track ‘Catfish’ expresses this greatly. The counteracting climate of the track emphasises positivity and hard work which the artist preaches. Starmoney will sure be the next big thing in years to come and the humble personality he brings will change the perception of grime. He has also stated that he is planning to support the younger generation after covid restrictions to help interaction and creativity.

The new track will be a great hit in the indu..

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J Carlyle releases highly-praised single ‘Intruder Alert’

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Emily Lindsell

J Carlyle’s new single ‘Intruder Alert’, released February 5th, has already accumulated huge amounts of praise from listeners and critics alike, with BBC Introducing dubbing the track an “Absolute Banger”!

J has been involved in the musical scene since the young age of 15, when he started writing his own songs in-line with a few of the different genres he enjoyed. The influences of these genres have stuck with J as he has begun to release his own music – dancehall, R&B and grime to name a few! Incorporating these styles into his own creations has lead to J feeling as though he’s finally found his place within music, releasing tracks that he was born to make and put out into the world.

However, the influences of genres he grew up around aren’t the only thing that can be clearly heard through his music. J has such a positive outlook on life that he’s now bringing to his music as his tracks ooze positive vibes and feel-good tempos, something that is influenced from his ..

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Lexxicon set to release hit EP ‘Bashment SZN’

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Bashment SZN, the multi-genre EP curated by Lexxicon, is set to release April 7th. With a perfect mix of Bashment, Dancehall, Tropical R&B and Grime, Lexxicon touches up on his long time influences, PartyNextDoor and Swae Lee, to bring a sound that is familiar yet so distinctly him.

Lexxicon’s music style and production are heavily influenced by his Jamaican roots, as he’s mastered the skill of mixing multiple genre’s and styles with sounds found within his home and culture. Bashment SZN is the type of music you want to hear when you’re in a good mood and feeling motivated, as you won’t be able to stop yourself from jumping and dancing to the upbeat tracks. This type of feel-good energy is exactly what is needed to get through the rest of the pandemic!

The lead single from the EP, Pon di Floor, was released on February 26th – which you can listen to here. Pon di Floor is the perfect teaser for what the rest of Bashment SZN will bring, giving you a taste of the high energy, uptempo st..

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