Day: May 11, 2020

“When the world opens back up, I look forward to hitting the stage again!” Owens told RemixdMag.

New York City-based singer Tatiana Owens is a 27-year-old artist who describes her sound as being pop/funk. Her music reinforces many positive messages such as loving and embracing yourself for who you are.

“Those are the words that get me by and help me better myself,” Owens said about her music. “I hope that fans take away a new appreciation for this new wave of collaborating throwback tunes with the new sounds of today.”

Owens told RemixdMag that she knew that she wanted to pursue a career in music when she was just 15 years old.

“I was raised listening to music from the greats like Michael Jackson, Prince, Earth Wind and Fire, Chaka Khan and many more,” Owens said.” In fact, I started my roots in gospel music. So, my sound today has a lot of powerful, soulful belts while adding the pop/funk elements with the music.”

The multi-talented singer named her top 5 musical icons to be Caka Khan, Prince, Whitney Houston, Stevie Wonder, and Yolanda Adams.
When asked what ultimately inspired her to dedicate herself to a music career, Owens responded, “Performing. The aspect of performing and bringing what you have written and worked so hard at in the studio is so fulfilling.”

As an incredible live singer, her vocalist abilities prove that she is a powerhouse of a force to be reckoned with. She has performed at legendary venues such as The Cutting Room, Arlene’s Grocery, The Groove and twice at the historic Lincoln Center. She has even shared the stage with the great Stevie Wonder, performing background vocals on his “Songs in the Key of Life” tour. The singer’s views on the YouTube comedy channel “The Key Of Awesome” are numbered in the tens of millions. Some of her goals for the future include being able to tour all over the world and share her music with various audiences. While her live shows have included performing for audiences in different cities such as Los Angeles, New York, Nashville, and Detroit, she is eager to take her sound even further across the globe.

“I love to travel and experience new cultures and different ways of living,” Owens told RemixdMag.

Owens’ classic old-school style is refreshingly new and creative. Audiences can expect a consistent delivery from her music every time, along with her signature versatility that’s displayed on every record. In her single “Still a Rose,” for example, the sultry R&B track showcases Owens’ diverse range as an artist while showing just how capable her voice is of high notes and deep belts. You can listen to “Still a Rose,” here. In the near future, Owens wants fans to be on the lookout for her new EP called “Colorful Too.”

Follow Tatiana Owens on Instagram, and stream her music below!

Jay-Z, Meek Mill and more wrote an open letter on Sunday that demands justice for Ahmaud Arbery. Alicia Keys and Yo Gotti also signed the letter addressed to Georgia state officials.

“The world is now familiar with the story of Ahmaud Arbery, a 25-year-old African-American man who, while out jogging in Brunswick, Glynn County, GA, was hunted down and shot to death by two white men, Gregory and Travis McMichael,” the letter begins. “Their arrest yesterday on charges of murder and aggravated assault — more than two months after Ahmaud’s death — was a positive first step on the long road toward justice. But it only strengthens our resolve to see that justice is eventually served.”

Nav is back more new music. 

Less than a week after dropping his album Good Intentions, Nav dropped the deluxe version of the album on Monday. He added Brown Boy 2 tape to the original album, implementing 14 new songs that include features from Quavo and Lil Duke, along with production credits from Nav, Tay Keith, and more.

The deluxe album is also accompanied by limited edition merchandise, designs and autographed items, which are available for a limited time on Nav’s website.

Listen to Nav’s Good Intentions (Brown Boy 2 Deluxe Version) below.

Insecure season 4 is back and better than ever. With tensions rising high between characters (cough Molly and Issa), the season is picking up its pace and storyline.

Like usual, the show’s soundtrack is filled with plenty of great music that feature hits from independent artists, to established stars.

A writer for Complex, named Khal, has been keeping track of every episode and has published a list of all the songs that have been played during Season 4 so far.

Here is the running list of Season 4’s music, according to Khal:

Mereba ft. JID “Sandstorm”
(Interscope, 2019)

TeaMarrr “Cool Enough”
(Raedio, 2020)

Tamara Bubble “Self Motivated”
(n/a, 2020)

Cautious Clay ft. Alex Isley “Reaching”
(Raedio / Atlantic, 2020)

Pink Sweat$ “Ride With Me”
(Atlantic, 2020)

Saweetie ft. Quavo “Tip Toes”
(Icy, Artistry / Warner Bros., 2019)

Thundercat ft. Steve Lacy & Steve Arrington “Black Qualls”
(Brainfeeder, 2020)

St. Panther – Infrastructure”
(Raedio, 2020)

Blood Orange ft. Tinashe “Tuesday Feeling (Choose To Stay)”
(Domino, 2019)

Lowkey Distant (Season 4, Episode 2)

Image via Merie W. Wallace/HBOMichael Sneed “Hop Scotch”
(Text Me, 2019)

Jucee Froot “Eat Itself”
(Raedio, 2020)

Blimes and Gab “Feelin It”
(B.A.G. Enterprises, 2019)

Yung Baby ft. B.K. Habermehl “He Wanna:
(n/a, 2020)

Sonny747 “Thot 4 No Reason”
(n/a, 2020)

binki “Wiggle”
(n/a, 2019)

Tamara Bubble “Big Boss”
(n/a, 2020)

Zaia “WASTE MY TIME”
(Not Fit For Society / Arista, 2019)

Radiant Children “Sky Mind”
(No Tricks, 2020)

Lo Village ft. Dirty Shafi “Lil Mama”
(Rebel Music Collective, 2017)

ScHoolboy Q “Numb Numb Juice”
(Top Dawg Entertainment / Interscope, 2019)

KAMAUU “Far Rockaway”
(Atlantic, 2020)

Lowkey Thankful (Season 4, Episode 3)

Image via HBOJidenna “Feng Shui”
(Raedio, 2020)

Vince Staples “Episode 01: So What?”
(Blacksmith Recordings / Motown, 2019)

BROCKHAMPTON “Boy Bye”
(Question Everything / RCA, 2019)

RJMrLA ft. G-Eazy & Bree Carter “Pretty Bitches”
(OMMIO LLC / Empire, 2019)

Ambjaay “Uno”
(Columbia, 2019)

Poe Leos ft. Kay Dinero “Look At Me”
(Raedio, 2020)

Yung Baby Tate ft. Buddy “Do Me Like That”
(Raedio, 2020)

Ravyn Lenae “Rewind”
(Raedio, 2020)

KIRBY “Kool Aid”
(n/a, 2019)

Mya “Case Of The Ex (Whatcha Gonna Do) “
(University Music Entertainment/Interscope, 2000)

Lowkey Losin’ It (Season 4, Episode 4)

Image via Merie W. Wallace/HBOTeaMarrr “Temperature”
(Raedio, 2020)

Choker “PETROL BLISS”
(Jet Fuzz, 2019)

Kash Doll ft. Big Sean “Ready Set”
(Republic, 2019)

Jay Worthy, Kamaiyah & Cardo “Bullshit”
(GDF Records, 2020)

Iman Europe ft. Fat Ron “Sometimes”
(Good Soil Productions, 2019)

Channel Tres ft. JPEGMAFIA “Black Moses”
(GODMODE, 2019)

Ty Dolla $ign “Hottest In The City”
(Atlantic, 2019)

BOSCO “Attention”
(Slug Records, 2020)

IDK “Alone”
(Clue No Clue, 2019)

Sonyaé “SHADE”
(OTB, 2018)

Lowkey Movin’ On (Season 4, Episode 5)

Image via Merie W. Wallace/HBOSteve Lacy “Only If”
(3QTR, 2019)

LightSkinKeisha “Spend Sum Cash”
(n/a, 2020)

Buddy ft. Kent Jamz “Hollyhood”
(RCA, 2019)

Sunni (Colón) “Technicolor”
(TETSU, 2018)

Queen Key ft. Crackstar “Cocky”
(PayToPlay, 2019)

Derrius Logan “Lite Work”
(Casey’s Way Company, 2018)

Kamiyah “Whatever Whenever”
(GRND.WRK, 2020)

SiR ft. Zacari “Mood”
(TDE, 2019)

Alexis Isley “Road to You”
(Tailored 4U Music, 2019)

Incredible Bongo Band “Apache”
(Pride, 1973)

V.I.C “Wobble”
(Reprise/Young Mogul, 2008)

Vince Staples “FUN!”
(Def Jam, 2018)

Maxwell Hunter ft. Masego “Shy Wind”
(EQT Recordings, 2020)

SiR “You Can’t Save Me”
(TDE, 2019)