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Placebo eFx - Love Is an Echo from Chrohm HookMaster on Vimeo.

One of the most notable names rising through the ranks of the most globally respected melodic techno and progressive producers over the last several years is Placebo eFx. The brainchild of Deep Tech Los Angeles Records (DTLA) label boss Jason Trevor Miller (aka Redux Saints for his housier offerings), Placebo eFx joins Dissident Music in 2024 with his excellent “Love Is An Echo.” Weaving together progressive and organic elements of house and techno, with a memorable, driving bassline holding things together, the melodies of “Love Is An Echo” float effortlessly through the atmosphere, carrying an uplifting, hopeful feeling to the dancefloor. This is a track that will find favor with a variety of DJs and will be equally at home in dark rooms as it is at beachside or open-air events. I guess what we’re saying is: This is a perfect record for Spring and Summer 2024! “Love Is An Echo” is an amazing Dissident debut from Placebo eFx, and we hope you love it as much as we do! Stay tuned for more from Placebo eFx and Dissident Music!

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�#HipHop #RnB: Sugar Daddy Remix: Lady Pulse & Raphox Serve Up a Hot Plate of Island Fire �� from Chrohm HookMaster on Vimeo.

Bessed with a voice and a vibe that is both strong and enticing, Lady Pulse has made a mark in Miami's competetive dance music scene. The multi-talented vocalist/choreographer/performance artist Lady Pulse caused quite a stir and garnered quite a bit of critical acclaim when she dropped her debut album, "Absolutely Ruthless." "No Romance Without Finance" followed, further cementing her partnership with the prolific Florida-based production team of DIO + KLEIN, who have understood her unique vision and have helped her expand it with each successive release. One of the standout tracks from her debut album, the sassy "Sugar Daddy," gets a fresh remix here on the new Tremenda Sounds imprint as she joins forces with the brilliant Miami-based, Cuban born producer Raphox - known for the uniformity of his productions, meticulously crafting beats and sequences into a cohesive whole.

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Artsy Wolfe Studio Video Guide from Chrohm HookMaster on Vimeo.

Welcome to Michelle Wolfe's art studio aka Artsy Wolfe, a vibrant space curated by a visionary native of North Miami Beach. With a passion for creativity rooted in ceramics, glass, and tile, Michelle Wolfe weaves tales of craftsmanship and innovation through her stunning artistic creations. Her meticulous attention to detail and fusion of traditional techniques with contemporary design breathe life into each piece, transforming raw materials into exquisite, one-of-a-kind artistry. Michelle's studio stands as a testament to her dedication to timeless art forms, inviting you to explore a world where beauty meets functionality in every meticulously crafted creation.

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The Society Hill Orchestra - Stop, Look And Listen A Tribute To Thom Bell from Chrohm HookMaster on Vimeo.

When it comes to Philly Soul music, it is no secret that Butch Ingram is one of the most prolific producers on the scene, with a career of producing and promoting the music for well over 5 decades. Who better then to pay tribute to his colleague and long-time friend - the quintessential composer, arranger, conductor, producer and multi-instrumentalist Thom Bell? Born in Kingston, Jamaica, Thomas Randolph Bell moved to Philadelphia as a child where he was classically trained as a musician. As a teenager he sang with future luminaries Kenny Gamble, Leon Huff, and Daryl Hall (of Hall & Oates fame). His first professional foray into the world of soul music started with Cameo Records where he worked as a session player and arranger. At the tender age of 24 in 1967, he was introduced to a local group called The Delfonics, and subsequently produced two singles for them on Cameo's subsidiary label, Moonglow. Bell brought an entirely new vibe to the process - a sweet, soulful and hypnotic sensibility that set him apart from other producers of the day. Soon his unique production talents yielded several big hits for The Delfonics including "La-La (Means I Love You)" and "Didn't I (Blow Your Mind This Time)," which yielded him his first Grammy Award in 1970. Soon Bell joined the production company operated by Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff, where he worked as an arranger for such acts as Jerry Butler, Archie Bell & The Drells, and The O'Jays. He arranged many of the early big hits, including the O'Jay's "Back Stabbers," on the newly launched Philadelphia International Records label. In 1971, Bell produced another local group, The Stylistics, on the Avco Records label. By this time, he had forged a songwriting partnership with Philadelphia-born songwriter, Linda Creed. With Creed, along with Russell Thompkins, Jr., the lead singer of the Stylistics, Bell and Creed became one of the era's most dominant soul songwriting teams, with hits galore, such as "Stop, Look, Listen (To Your Heart)" and "You Are Everything," for Diana Ross and Marvin Gaye - along with a slew of hits for The Stylistics, including "Betcha by Golly, Wow," "Break Up to Make Up," "You Make Me Feel Brand New" and "I'm Stone in Love with You." In 1972, Bell single-handedly revitalized the career of The Spinners, producing five gold albums including such mega-hits as ""I'll Be Around," "Could It Be I'm Falling in Love", and "Games People Play." In 1974, he deservedly won the coveted Producer of The Year Grammy. Among the other countless acts he had success with included Dionne Warwick, Johnny Mathis, Billy Paul, Ronnie Dyson, Deniece Williams, Anthony & The Imperials, James Ingram and Sir Elton John. With the new compilation, "Stop, Look And Listen: A Tribute To Thom Bell," Butch rounds up the Society Hill Orchestra, saxophonist extraordinaire Benny Barksdale, Jr., and some of the finest vocalists on the Philly Soul scene today to accomplish the task. A dozen songs that Bell had a major role in making hits - most of which he either wrote or played a major role in the arrangement and production of, are on display - and the results are sure to delight both old and new fans of the genre. This music is very much alive, and this fitting tribute to one of its chief architects is indeed a noble endeavor.

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Breadman_MGV - Condos Lambos Maybach Promo from Chrohm HookMaster on Vimeo.

Hot on the heels of the well-received track "What We Do," Breadman MGV (Dwayne J. Murray) - known for his vast contribution to the Philadelphia hip-hop community through music and his dedication to improving his community by creating extracurricular activities programs for at-risk youth - is back with a Fresh off the Press, energetic, “Luxury Rap” single, that instantly gets you your attention the moment you press play. “Condos Lambos Maybach” has a catchy hook that’s reminiscent of hits from the 90s with a strong vibe and compelling groove that begs for DJ replays. Written by @BreadmanMGV to remind people of how good it feels to ball at the top of your game. If scores of positive advance reviews are any indication, Breadman has a major hit on his hands

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Breadman - What We Do (Official Video) from Chrohm HookMaster on Vimeo.

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DC STARDOM - SHOOT YA SHOT - Fu**K Yo Excuses from Chrohm HookMaster on Vimeo.

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Mickey Ruption - Work (Poor, Lonely and Broke) Featuring Busta Livingstone #OfficialPromo from Chrohm HookMaster on Vimeo.

An extremely talented vocalist, Mickey Ruption's first exposure to the music industry began with "Jump In The Pool," a critically acclaimed single featuring Mickey in a duet with Jamaican toaster Busta Livingstone, who happens to be Mickey's cousin. The session was intended a be a one-off, but the producers of the single were so impressed by Mickey that they urged him to record more, and were surprised to learn that Mickey had been stockpiling demos since he was a teenager, with surely enough tunes to make an album, or two. The resulting "Life Is A Carnival," collects 15 of Mickey's best cuts, finally brought to life in a professional studio. Well worth the wait, the new album is destined to bring the talents of Mickey Ruption to a wide audience. Mickey and Busta join forces again for one of the more addicting tracks from the album, the soulful "Work (Poor, Lonely And Broke)," which becomes the third single from the parent release and is presented here featuring the album version along with three exclusive mixes

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