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Chung Fa aka Floyd Yen Hosang born in Hopewell Hanover Jamaica. At an young age he was relocated to Over River Orange in St. James, he was just two months old. Chung Fa at an early age had a cousin that had a small sound system call Treasure Love, that is where he started learning […]
Who Is ELEV8? ELEV8, a singer-songwriter, producer based in Toronto. With a passion for songwriting and production running through her veins, ELEV8’s R&B and Pop-influenced melodies. ELEV8 grew up with influences from Sade, Alicia Keys, and Earth Wind & Fire to name a few. ELEV8’s debut single “Tell Me You Care” (April 2021) is her […]
Welcome to XOX MUSIC. This is a internet radio station that will broadcast music that is love by music lovers. Artists who wants to get their music heard, but find hard to get anyone to listen to their content, well that’s where xox music comes in. We are partnering with media marketing companies to promote […]
The National have confirmed that they will start recording their next album “soon”. The US band released their sixth album ‘Trouble Will Find Me’ in 2013, more recently showcasing new song ‘Roman Candle’ live. With frontman Morgan recently saying that the group need to “change and evolve” on their next record, guitarist Morgan has now […]
Track appears in new box set… A new box set showcasing recordings Captain Beefheart made in the early Seventies is due for release. After silence, that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music. Sun Zoom Spark: 1970 To 1972 features newly remastered versions of three albums that Beefheart and the Magic Band released […]
This week’s essential mix from All Songs Considered includes a surprising, electronic, mostly instrumental cut from The 1975 — a British group known more for its brash Top-40 pop and rock — an intimate home demo recording from My Morning Jacket and a spare, moody cover of Led Zeppelin’s “Immigrant Song” by the Irish folk […]
“Consider heart disease, the No. 1 killer of women, killing more women than all cancers combined. If we can do more to prevent, treat and cure cardiovascular disease, more women will live longer, more families will stay together, more workers will stay productive, and we’ll save money on treating a condition that costs the U.S. […]
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