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Page through any book of music history and you’ll quickly see how important the musicians of Detroit helped shape the sound of music. It was completely natural to waddle through the ranks of getting known then bolt for the west coast. Today the artists of Detroit are standing united to bring the music back to the Motor City. Not just one genre of sound but every shape and vibe. rBeatz Radio supports the city of Detroit and will do whatever it takes to help spread the message to every corner of the planet.

 Listen to “Redd Teams Up With Other Detroit Artists” on Spreaker.

Originally hailing from Baie-Saint-Paul (Charlevoix), Yann Brassard is a young Quebec City (Canada) based pop singer-songwriter.  In addition to singing, Brassard studied sound engineering and plays both the piano and guitar, which he incorporates in his recordings.

His latest single, Dirty Like The Devil, starts out on an ominous note.  This dark treading style continues on with reverberating vocals, ambient synths and a soaring sound.  This powerful love pop anthem starts off with expressive keys and energized beats and panders off on a magical note.

This is a great track to groove to on the dance floors.  With a musical style inspired by such acts like Bruno Mars and Justin Timberlake, the 80’s-inspired sounds with rhythmic bass lines, adds a groovy and retro-based sound into the mix.

The electric indie rockers, Arcade Fire, have shared a brand new video for Electric Blue, off of Everything Now, which is in advance of the album’s July 28th release date.  rBeatzRadio will also be premiering the single on our station.

The track, Electric Blue, is a great indie number with elegant and energized electronic beats.  The music video to the track follows Regine Chassagne who also incorporates the lead vocals in the track, on the streets doing a dance routine after the Mardi Gras celebrations in New Orleans are well over.  The video features Chassagne, who is the focal point of the shoot, at night in the midst of cop cars, a construction crew, and pandemonium as crowds of people are still gathered on the streets after the celebration.

With an electronic feel to the track, a bit of psychedelic is also evident.  Building up to a great energy.  The indie-rock/pop song showcases a great dance vibe emanating right from the core of this great single.

Chassagne who sings in a high energized falsetto etches a dreamy and contagious ambience on this mind-bending track.

The new single is the fourth preview of the band’s new album followed by teasers previously released in Creature Comfort, Everything Now, Signs Of Life,  and Chemistry.  Everything Now was co-produced by Daft Punk’s Thomas Bangalter and Pulp’s Steve Mackey.

Roman Kouder is one of my favorite up and coming producers right now. CHARONNE is an old-school hip hop side project from Roman Kouder and The Spectre. I typically don’t like when artist submit old school rap arrangements because I feel the style is out-dated; however, Roman and Spectre are doing this with intention and purpose. Roman’s production style in their new project, FADE, captured me with its production value, guitar riffs, chill bass line, and nostalgia factor.

French rap is fairly popular, and these two artists from France are mimicking the United States version of old school rap. They give me a bit of a People Under The Stairs vibe with their flow and melodic elements in the beat. Juna comes in for the hook, giving me a very 90s west-coast rap vibe, looking back at the production with Warren G and Nate Dogg, Regulate.

Very excited to follow Roman Kouder’s new project.

Aevion is now back with the single, entitled Waves, soon to be premiered on rBeatzRadio.

The track syncs in psyched oscillating vocals and energized electronic beats that bleeps in and out in a reverberating quality.  There is a great dance vibe on this track, emitting a giant trance, EDM feel.  Underlining the quality of this single is an amped sound.  Towards the middle of the track, a pause is introduced, where intermittently you can hear the ocean waves crashing on the shoreline.  Then the repeating vocals and electronic nodes start up again.  Charged keys and rhythmic basslines take over.

With a great atmospheric vibe, the ambient synths, soaring tone makes this great upbeat music that much more catchy and infectious.

Keeping the feel good vibes of house music alive with an original modern twist, Black Saint blesses our dance playlists with their new single Never Did This Before. Along for the ride, with the sultry rasp vocal, Irish singer/songwriter Ruth-Anne Cunningham slays with a confident delivery as the boys purr that groove soul house engine. Dance and shuffle your boogie loving feet to this jungle fluting two-step as Black Saint presents their old school influenced bona fide sound.

Three gentlemen from London, England with a love for music and a respect for the craft. Blending their roots in soul, rock, hip-hop, and dance to today’s underground sound, Black Saint formulate what we hear now as a solid and fresh run-after. The Caribbean and West Indian dispersion played a big role in their development as well and all it shows in Black Saints need to dance to beats.

They’re all about the music, not the hoopla. Integrity is the key word with Black Saint and in their music making process. “Respecting the integrity of music is paramount, as it has the potential to positively or negatively inspire and shape lives”(said by Black Saint). What you give you get back in the universe, and you only get out what you put in. And as far as quality, why not be sincere when creating art? Aim to effect a genuine and positive change in people by being real. And that’s exactly what Black Saint is all about.

Off of Tiger Milk, Black Saint lands on playlists left and right. From Soundcloud to iTunes, to Spotify, the lads are simmering and warming up their more than likely fortunate career, and it all starts with the fans.  Today’s young artists are using different ways to connect to their fans, and share parts of who they are. Growing Up playlist on Spotify is a collection of artist and tracks the boys grew up listening to who heavily influences their sound today. Ranging from Michael Jackon, Oasis, A tribe called Quest and Queen Black Saints tastes stretches. Check out The Caveman Sound mixtape by the boys, it’s a good example of what more, Black Saint sound like. Last year Could You Love Me killed it with millions of streams and a remix Ep released this year, so whats next? It’s safe to say Never Did this Before will take them further on their grunge house road and you all should pay close attention.

It was a line that had to be crossed. Undergrounds popularity was starting to infect the waves and beats of Top 40 to Country. The more it appeared inside terrestrial radio’s performance the bigger the popularity. So much so that DJ Rob Reeves has taken note of those loving the forward motion of the sound are beginning to reach back to the roots of Underground.

 Listen to “rBeatz Music Update Rob Reeves Underground Is Back” on Spreaker.

Being Underground means living the life and style. It starts at the local level and grows forward. DJ Melodious Funk started a movement that’s expanded beyond expectation. MOVE was meant to be a stage for nearby master misters. Because the community has grown into supporting all levels of Underground the performance serves as an invitation for all talent to be showcased.

 Listen to “rBeatz Music Update Melodious Funk On Local” on Spreaker.