Rey More: Vete al Infierno

Armed with unique musical integrity and soul, Rey More's sound has distinct depth. Musically, he has an incredible talent for passionately delivering lyrics to impact the people listening to him - keeping the dance floor moving well into the night until sunrise, the next day. Rey More's artistic vision and versatile talent show the way to achieve your dream is to follow it, and never compromise.

Rey More has recently launched a new video for his hit single, Vete al Infierno, over on Daily Motion:


Rey More -Vete al Infierno (Official Video) by reymoreray
Rey More draws from artists he listened to when he was growing up, such as Michael Jackson, Rod Stewart, Abba, Dolly Parton, Madonna, Roxette, Queen, New Kids On the Block, Miguel Mateos, Soda Stereo, Chayanne, Menudo, and more.

Born in Bolivia in a small town called “Portachuelo,” Rey More comes from the latin Porta Coeli meaning "Heaven’s Gate." He is the 9th child of 11 born on December 13, 1972. Turquoise is his modern birthstone, Onyx is the mystical birthstone. Rat is the mystical animal and Water is his Element. Rey More's stage name comes from his birth name Jesus “ Reny” sosa “moreno” honoring his mother's last name. At very early age Rey became part of a radio station team with his own show on air for teenagers playing top 40 hits and talking about celebrities. Soon, he became a hit DJ playing at high schools colleges and clubs party with his unique style - establishing a good strong reputation in showbiz. Thinking big, Rey realized Bolivia was too small to fit or hold his Big Dream, and he moved to the US not knowing anyone, and with only 30 dollars in his pocket and his favorite quote from Paulo Cohelo’s book The Alchemist: “When you follow your Dream the whole Universe conspires to make it happen.” In 2014, Rey recorded his first single at the Skye Lab Music Group in the Big Apple New York City and become member of 247cast talent agency.

You can buy Rey More's music on iTunes, and follow the latest news about Rey More over on Twitter and Facebook. You can also check out more of Rey More's songs over on ReverbNation.

Radical One Presents: The Melting Pot EP

For lovers of electronica and world beats, Radical One just released a new EP, The Melting Pot. From the very first track forward, this EP shows off Radical One's skills as both a composer and a producer.

You can listen to the entirety of Melting Pot here. Initially, Fudge was going to be my highlight track, because I like the use of the noise envelope -  but with each listen, I find more nuances and it becomes harder and harder to pick a favorite because they all work together so perfectly.

I've listened to this three times in a row, and I find it interesting how each track contains instrumentation respective to each region of the world that inspired it, plus rhythm that calls out to each region - at the same time fusing hip-hop, edm, soul, and Latin beats that fill a spot in my library that I haven't heard since the likes of Stereolab, with hints of Cibo Matto and Underworld.

You can find Radical One on Soundcloud and BandCamp, and you can follow the release of the Melting Pot EP as well as future projects by following Radical One over on Twitter.

Definitely good stuff, and you all should be listening to this!