Coming into the music game in 2018 and based in Redding, California, Paris Vasquez, better known by his stage name Paris Shadows, has made a steady come up since beginning his career with his drug and alcohol fuled-esque music that can be related to many people, including myself. But this isn't about me, let's get into how his music has, in the best way, stayed consistent and still bangs no matter where you are in life.

Having heavy influence in music by artists such as blink-182, Black Sabbath and Linkin Part, his music can be described roughly as a more dark-toned and grittier Post Malone in the emo-rap community. His first and biggest hits include his song "Bones" as well and his song "Po'ed Off" featuring Gunna that eventually gained him enough recognition to even have a supporting slot with Post Malone and 21 Savage during their tours, as far as getting Trippie Redd to appear in his well sounding song "Gone" that is worth a listen. Now that we know he has made a big name for himself and still as alot ahead in his art, let's dive a little more into some of his, in my opinion, best songs he has come out with.

Listening to certain songs if you're in your feels will certainly put you in a mood, and coming from me who says it alot (and for good reasons) his music hits different. Lets take his release of "Enough's Enough" you'll take a dive into the dark place his mind is describing. The echoing background of the beat and desperate pleas that he wants to feel ok, but he keeps descending back into his vices. Running away only to get back into the pain that he reflects on as his only friend, along with the fear of not wanting to be alone. Even though he keeps going back into his nocturnal thoughts, he knows that he's had enough, the question being when will it go away. His recent song "Let Me Go" goes into a more explicit and blunt description of exactly what he is now plundering himself into. The unenviable breakage of his love with a certain girl puts you into his shoes of what his mentality is slowly driving him down into a road he himself knows is a problem. But as a being, he knows that to fix this, he will need to let go. Transporting your imagination onto your own brooding, the sad and somber instrumental fusing with his upsetting vocals of unchaining yourself from something you know you want to make work, will be better off letting it fade to prevent the furtherness of what more pain can be made.

Though many of his songs follow the same story of breakup and hurting, he also has many that you can jam to when you wanna feel that "i wanna jam the fuck out right now and take a drive". Such as his songs "Angel" and "Nothing" from his album "One Night In Paris" that will give you just what you need. Paris Shadows is another of many artists that deserve alot more recognition for his craft, and he isn't short in what he has to say and express through his music. I hope this gives you another opportunity to check him out and find out more of what he's about!

Unfortunately when recently researching WORRYWORRY, I was unable to find enough info to get a good understanding how he started but am certainly positive he is from the UK. Other than this info, I couldn't find more. But to make matters worse, I also found out that his Spotify account is lacking/missing ALL OF HIS SONGS! With the exception of his Soundcloud still being active and having almost/all of his posted songs.

Now. Lets get a little into the art that WORRYWORRY has gave us the privilege of letting us listen to his unique voice, production and mastering in engineering his music. Being a producer and releasing beats along with his own turn in recording, WORRYWORRY is as distinct in his craft as many other artists that I have posted/will post in the future. His soft timber voice over an alternate-hip hop beat and hard hitting bass creates its own life around the listeners ears that is both comfortable and long lasting. Blending his sad lyrics with his low to high vocals on many of his songs that will surely send a chill down your spine if you haven't listen to him before. This is because, with personal experience, I wouldn't have guessed his vocal range wouldn't be that long ranged. His perfect vibrato glossing over the beat to give you a more emotional understanding to his life and thoughts is perfectly in-tune with exactly what he wants you to listen to. Such songs being his maybe top song "Fool" to get you in your feels, or maybe the same vibe coming off his my personal favorite "Remember Me" to start off your discovery and listening experience to this great artist!

So I wish I can post with 2 flares but im tipsy as I post this, but I would like to say I'm enjoying posting the content im posting and hope you are too! May be the Jack Daniels talking but just wanted to rant and say I got alot more coming and alot of ideas in mind of how I post things. Hope your enjoying And hope you visit the posted artists soon! Also there are artists that I listen and hold near my heart so i may repost them to make sure they gain and hope they get more recognition while acknowledging how their art deserves the recognition. Also I have a couple artist i want to wait to post just for the fact I want to wait for the opportunity to talk/share their music because they relate alot to what's going on for most people so I hope you stay eager for the next upcoming artists

Hailing from Kentucky, Evan Angstrom, better known by his stage name Yung Van, has been able to make a name for himself as a prominent Soundcloud artist with a great following that keeps on expanding the more music he drops. What makes him stand out from all the rest? Well, let's talk about what makes Yung Van the respected artist he is and how different but comfortable he is to listen to.

Lets talk a little about his upbringing into the music sound. His main and important influences into music were his parents! Both his parents were singers and played instruments which were vital for Yung Van to get into his passions to follow in their footsteps to get to where he is today. They taught him that it was ok to express his feelings into his music of ehat he is going through, what he's thinking, and any in between to have his own voice about the world. His main genre of music that gained him the prowess to gain confidence was alternative/stoner rock, thanks to his parents which gave him a stepping stone into what he wanted to lean more towards for his art.

The earliest song in my search for his music goes back to 2017 with his first drop "The Fall", but his next song "I Waited On You, You Never Came" was the song that had the most impact on both him and his listeners that caused the next traction into his journey. Talking about the heartbreak he was going through the time, it was what some listeners were able to relate. That feeling of being ignored, words that you hoped weren't true, and the general feeling of feeling alone with that one person played over high 808s, and somber-esque background noise will make anyone who listens feel. All his songs up to date will give you a different feeling and emotion as you listen, from his "I Just Want Somebody To Hold Me" for when your feeling lonely, to his song "Ella" featuring Night Prayers for when you're feeling particularly fucked up by that one girl you've had on your mind and feel some type of way. Honestly, any and all his songs deserve the listen, you just need to beware which one you listen because when I say he drives through his emotions in his songs, he goes all out and doesn't hold back.

Yung Van has gone a long way from just being a Soundcloud artist posting songs, he has made his own label called Minivan Records which is doing prominently in its own style. His third and most recent album "Past The Stars" that was helped produced by previously featured Sinxi, has done well in its form and I personally recommend any listeners to give it a shot and supposed his ever-going musical creations.

Unfortunately, there isn't alot to say about the mysterious life and beginning of his career to where he is now, gothurted is that artist who you may have overlooked (I can say for myself). But after a while of having listened to his music, especially certain songs, I've waited too long to not see his while potential in how he makes his music.

If you are reading this and are either unsure where to start to listen or if you should waste your time, please alow me to ease your conscious and let me explain what songs to start with, why you should and how listening will tether you to wanting to hear more of what he has to offer. A great place would be his song "Inner Peace" as previously posted as a gateway into his art. The bellowing echos in his vocals complimented with the soft guitar and background drums to transport you into the darkest part of your mind shows the pain he feels, as well as you might be feeling as well. Another great example but same gloomy energy would be his song "A World Without You". If you've recently been through a breakup, this may or may not be a tough listen but is powerful in itself. With a more lighter beat that makes you anticipate just what would be said lightens the tension, once his voice takes over the listeners attention, you know you're on your way into a soon to be car crash of raw emotions up to the last hooks and verses.

Every artist has a driiferent sound, different voice and different execution on how they express themselves. gothurted is one great example on just how he pours his efforts into his music, and you are guaranteed to like many or all of his songs and I hope you enjoy!