Terrence Léon, a dynamic independent R&B artist based in Austin, Texas, is set to captivate the music world with his latest EP, ‘AMOROUS’, marking his first major release of the year. This EP represents a significant departure from his earlier works, boldly embracing the theme of romantic and sexual desire in a way that resonates with the true essence of the word ‘amorous’.
In ‘AMOROUS’, each track is not just a song, but a deeply personal narrative, exploring the nuances of love and passion with an intensity that some might describe as daringly uninhibited. Terrence’s vocals, both powerful and soulful, are the heart of the EP, seamlessly blending with the intricate production to create a rich, immersive listening experience. The production, a collaborative effort with the esteemed Tim Curry, known for his impressive work with Tory Lanez, and the innovative UknowmeBC, elevates the EP to new heights. Furthermore, Terrence is an artist to definitely watch this year.
Moreover, Terrence’s lyrical genius shines throughout the EP, with every song penned by him, turning his personal experiences into relatable stories that speak to a universal audience. ‘AMOROUS’ is more than just a collection of songs; it’s a journey into the depths of romantic exploration, showcasing Terrence’s growth as an artist and his commitment to pushing the boundaries of the R&B genre.
Track List:
Etch A Sketch
Whenever You’re Ready
Faithfully
Between Us
Float
Pour Me A Glass
More
Check out the EP below, and let us know what you think! Be sure to tap in with Terrance on social media.
Honey Bxby is New Jersey’s latest gem. With an angelic soft voice over bouncy nostalgic production, she is slated to have a promising year ahead.
Coming off an impressive 2023 that included a powerful performance at the Soul Train Awards, accompanying Sexyy Redd on tour, and “Touchin” starting to make waves. She aims to kick off 2024 with a bigger splash by adding Kaliii to the remix of “Touchin.”
Remixd Magazine spoke with Honey Bxby about her success, dream festival lineup, and much more.
Soul Train Awards + other performances
Remixd Magazine: Walk us through your mind stepping off the stage of the Soul Train Awards.
Honey Bxby: I felt like I could finally breathe, I was so nervous. I was shaking when I was performing and it was so cold that night. The wind was blowing so hard it almost blew me off of the thing that I was standing on. I was about to fall over I had on these heels that were so skinny at the heel and I was like oh my god like how am I going to get through this? I was still on tour I was singing every day for like a month straight so I had to go from that to singing on Soul Train and it was a lot of preparing but I did enjoy myself in the process outside of just being nervous and just like worried about everything that was going on.
Remixd Magazine: What was your favorite memory from the Sexyy Red tour?
Honey Bxby: My favorite part of the tour was watching people vibe and f**k with me. I was doing this call-and-response thing because I’m still a small artist and not a lot of people know me or my music. So I was trying to get them to learn it and the crowd started showing me their phones looking me and my music up. That was my favorite moment.
Women running the rap game
Remixd Magazine: With women taking over music currently, how does it feel to be a part of the movement?
Honey Bxby: It feels amazing, p****y is power, we run the world. it’s amazing to see, I love it. It was men dominate for a very very long time, and to see it switch so drastically it’s like oh yeah it’s a great time to get into the game.
Remixd Magazine: How did you connect with Kaliii for the “Touchin Remix“?
Honey Bxby: We’re on the same label and we were on tour together. She did the remix and we flew to Atlanta to get some content done.
The New Jersey singer brings a sound that blends modern R&B vocals and nostalgic production which she describes very colorfully. She shared “It’s very soft, but very hard. Cause I can be very soft but I’m always talking shit. Even in “Touchin'” I’m talking sh*t. “You can have me but you can only have me for one night”. It’s like crushed ice, very crunchy but very soft and it refreshes you.”
The crushed ice sound develops from her playlist that features Amy Winehouse, Kanye West, Paramore, Drake, Kehlani, Brent Faiyaz, PARTYNEXTDOOR, Natasha Bedingfield, and Chief Keef.
Remixd Magazine: If you had your own music festival, who would be on the lineup?
Honey Bxby: It would be Drake, Frank Ocean, PARTYNEXTDOOR, Brent Faiyaz, and Kehlani. I would want to have an Amy Winehouse tribute. I really like the way Doja performs, my lineup would be so fire. K Camp, because I feel like he’s so slept on and makes amazing music. Paramore, definitely Hayley Williams. Gwen Stefani and Britney Spears. And Rihanna would headline.
What’s next for Honey Bxby?
Honey Bxby is gearing up for an explosive 2024, with a brand new tour and deluxe project on the way she is sure to make her impact felt.
Honey Bxby will be accompanying Flyana Boss on their tour with stops in Toronto, Brooklyn, Atlanta, and more.
While Drake and J. Cole have proven to make dynamic duo, they are adding a piece to the puzzle. On Monday, Drake announced Lil Durk will officially be added to his joint tour with J. Cole tour, ‘It’s All A Blur Tour — Big As The What?.’ In a collaborative Instagram post with Lil Durk, Drake made the announcement to his 145 million Instagram followers. “BIGGER AND BIGGER @lildurk joins us on the road to bring you all the most t’d show of your life,” he said. Additionally, Lil Durk expresses his excitement in the comment section. “3 headed goats,” he said.
Lil Durk has been winning the past few days. On Sunday, He won his first Grammy award coincidentally alongside J. Cole. The duo won the ‘Best Melodic Rap Performance’ award for their single ‘All My Life.’ The song beat other songs such as Burna Boy and 21 Savage (“Sittin’ on top of the World”), Doja Cat (“Attention), Drake and 21 Savage (“Spin Bout U”), and SZA (“Low”).
Moreover, Drake and Lil Durk are quite the duo. The to have collaborated on numerous songs such as ‘Laugh Now Cry Later’ (2020), and ‘In The Bible’ (2021). The duo have Grammy nominations for ‘Laugh Now Cry Later.’ Significantly, Durk and Drake were nominated for ‘Best Melodic Rap Performance.’ Just two years later, Durk win’s the award with ‘All My Life’ featuring J. Cole. Fans now get a chance to possibly see each of these songs performed live.
Furthermore, the highly anticipated tour kicked off with two back to back dates this passed Friday in Tampa, Florida. There is no word on which show Durk will officially join the tour for the remainder of the 30+ dates. However, the tour will resume on Wednesday, February 7 in Nashville, Tennessee. Additionally, Drake and J. Cole will play two shows back to back in Nashville as well. Will you be catching Lil Durk on any of the the ‘It’s All A Blur Tour — Big As The What?’ tour dates?. You can view the reminder of the tour dates here.
Usher is keeping things rolling with the announcement of his ‘Past Present Future’ North America tour dates. With just a few days before the release of his upcoming album ‘Coming Home,’ Usher took to social media to make the official announcement for his upcoming tour. The tour is set to kick off in Washington, DC at the Capital Arena. Additionally, The North America tour incudes 24 dates in major cities such as Charlotte, North Carolina, Brooklyn, New York, and more.
Moreover, Usher’s upcoming album ‘Coming Home’ is set to be released this upcoming Friday. Additionally, he released the album’s tracklist last week. The 20 song LP also includes features from H.E.R, Burna Boy, Summer Walker, 21 Savage, and more.
Furthermore, Usher is also days away from his highly anticipated Super Bowl LVIII halftime performance. Superbowl LVIII is set to air Sunday, February 11 at 6:30PM local time. The big game will take place between the San Francisco 49ers and the Kansas City Chiefs.
Lastly, tickets for the tour will be available for presale purchase through Citi and Verizon beginning Wednesday, February 7 at 10 a.m. local time. Additionally, General sale will be made available on Monday, February 12 at 10 a.m. local time.
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Usher ‘Past Present Future’ 2024 North America Tour Dates:
8/20 at Capital One Arena Washington, District of Columbia
8/24 at CFG Bank Arena Baltimore, Maryland
8/27 at TD Garden Boston, Massachusetts
8/30 at Wells Fargo Center Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
9/2 at Scotiabank Arena Toronto, Canada
9/3 at Scotiabank Arena Toronto, Canada
9/6 at Barclays Center Brooklyn, New York
9/7 at Barclays Center Brooklyn, New York
9/12 at Little Caesars Arena Detroit, Michigan
9/17 at Ball Arena Denver, Colorado
9/21 at Intuit Dome Los Angeles, California
9/22 at Intuit Dome Los Angeles, California
9/28 at Oakland Arena Oakland, California
9/29 at Oakland Arena Oakland, California
10/4 at American Airlines Center Dallas, Texas
10/7 at Moody Center ATX Austin, Texas
10/11 at Kaseya Center Miami, Florida
10/12 at Kaseya Center Miami, Florida
10/17 at State Farm Arena Atlanta, Georgia
10/18 at State Farm Arena Atlanta, Georgia
10/22 at Spectrum Center Charlotte, North Carolina
