Friday, June 2, 2023

New Single «A Bridge Burned Down» by Bryce Bowyn is Bloodthirsty

The latest song from Bryce Bowyn's upcoming EP «Divine Chemistry», which is due out later this year, is the adrenaline-charged «A Bridge Burned Down». Bryce Bowyn is a rising star in the dance-pop genre.

Catch up ! LGBTQ Music Chart radio show – Week 21 2023 – 107 Meridian FM

Did you miss last Saturday's LGBTQ Music Chart radio show on 107 Meridian FM? You can now catch up and listen to it on demand.

The official Pride song for West Pride 2023 is «I Adore Me» with Teeo

In Gothenburg on 26 May. presented West Pride, Teeo as the artist behind West Pride's official Pride song. With his song «I Adore Me», Teeo takes us on a journey of love and strength, while highlighting the challenges LGBTQI+ people face in today's society. The song has been written by Teeo together with the artist Mariette.

Queer Glam Rock Artist Leone Goes Solo
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Gay MusicQueer Glam Rock Artist Leone Goes Solo

Following the success of queer glam rock band Deitre, lead singer/songwriter fka Richie Bee Leone goes solo with his new project Leone.

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Previously described by OUT Magazine as «emotional, inspiring, and raw», Richie’s sound turns vulnerable with Leone’s debut single and video, «Monochrome Colors» out Friday, March 4. On this emotive track, Leone wails about time and how nothing lasts forever. The lyrics paint a picture of having everything and losing it all in the blink of an eye. «Monochrome Colors» is the lead single off of Leone’s debut EP set to release in early 2022.

Leone is an alternative pop/rock artist from Brooklyn, NY. Singer/songwriter Richie Bee Leone leads this all-out sensory experience with a striking, charismatic stage presence, fusing artful androgyny with a piercing vibrato and heartfelt lyrics in a dramatic fashion. Committed to his grassroots approach of distributing raw entertainment, Leone brings people together through vulnerability and honesty.

«I lost my father to stage 4 cancer a few years back and never really mourned him through my
music», Richie says. «I think it’s important, especially as a queer person, to share stories that are more honest and vulnerable. Experiences that are human. There’s freedom in letting out deep-rooted pain and I hope to help others heal with this new sound».

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