Baby let's go is a smooth hip-hop track that embodies California vibes. It's 2018, baby lets go.

Baby Let's Go

La LEURENTOP is an alternative rock artist working between New York and London. Her music moves through analog texture, emotional tension, and restraint, blending raw vocals, acoustic fragments, and slow-burning intensity.

Her songs are built from unearthed demos, recovered recordings, and voice memos spanning two decades. Imperfection is not corrected. It is preserved as truth.

Her upcoming double album Fragments in the Basement of My Mind unfolds as a psychological journey through descent and emergence. Love, rage, and freedom songs from a restless heart.

NYC-based trio Bondfire. is your favorite band you haven't heard of yet. Their pop, indie, hip hop sound has been captivating listeners and taking audiences by storm. When Max introduced his writing partner, Danny, and his high school pal, Canvas, the three knew they had the ability to create something special. As they began their journey they realized they not only connected over their passion for music, but also their desire to bring people together. From there they formed Bondfire.
 
Bondfire. is wistful for the freedom and innocence of childhood. It's nostalgic for running around with no worries and late-night campfire hangs. Their music is the fire that draws people in and brings them together. Bondfire. strives to create not only soulful music, but a community of good people who are not just friends, but truly family. Their music is inspired by Khalid, Lauv, The Chainsmokers, Kygo, HONNE, Timeflies and Frenship.
 
Their first mixtape, “How To Start A Fire” will be dropping summer 2019. 
 
Bondfire. - Max Taylor, Daniel Lamoureux (Lamour), Dencil Lopez (Canvas)

A ghostwriter, ghostproducer, songwriter, vocal producer, poet, and author from Cincinatti, Ohio. 

Writer/vocal producer for Chris Brown, Jeremih, Kehlani, Jola Yvés, & AJ Cole.

Resides in Victoria Island, Nigeria. He is 35 years old and his full name is Adeola Jr. Aboyade-Cole. 

His musical/performance family extends to Adejola, his first cousin from upstate New York, Uncle Akin Aboyade-Cole, + late father, Olympian, Adeola Aboyade-Cole, who ran track for Nigeria.