A child of the 1980's enjoying the comeback of culture that played a big influence in my life and defined who I am. I enjoy creating music based on the sounds and memories from my youth.
My inspirations are Kraftwerk, Jean Michel Jarre, Giorgio Moroder, Mike Oldfield, Vangelis, Gary Numan, Tangerine Dream.

I enjoy all forms of electronic music especially Synthwave,  Sovietwave, Retrowave, Outrun and IDM

Terry Blade is a singer-songwriter and four-time gold medal winner at the Global Music Awards. A multi-genre artist and a Hollywood Music in Media Award nominee, his musical work is grounded in his experience as a black queer artist. He has drawn comparisons to artists such as Meshell Ndegeocello, Nina Simone and Gil Scott-Heron. With musical roots in DC and Chicago, Terry's music has been featured by Country Queer, Adobe and Teardrops, Surviving the Golden Age, Apple Music's Proud Radio, Yellow & Black, SwanoDown, Tinnitist and Alt77.

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I'm a God Worshiper, I am not a idol and I am telling you all right now, Follow Jesus Christ, God, The Holy Spirit, FOR HE IS THE ONLY FATHER, THE ONLY GOD there is. 🙏 
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Urban Fu$e began as a multicultural music collective, drawing talent from Nigeria, the Bahamas, Nashville, London, Saigon, and Florida fusing global influences across hip-hop, dance, and pop.
But in recent years, UF has evolved into the creative studio and artistic home of Suzanna Lam, a composer–producer exploring modern classical, cinematic piano, and long-form conceptual storytelling.

Her latest project, Sunday, is a 20-track piano-led cycle reimagining Handel’s Passacaglia through emotional, spiritual, and sonic evolution. Each track represents a different “emotion,” forming a narrative journey across stillness, memory, nature, grief, light, and transcendence.

From dance floors to prairies, from glitch to grace Urban Fu$e is still a fusion.
The fusion just grew deeper, more personal, and infinitely more cinematic.

...a little folk, a little country, a lot of heart. The band includes lead female vocal, guitar, bass, violin, drums, and ukulele.

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