Reeve Stimpson’s latest single, “I Hold On” feels like a late-night drive with the windows down, where nostalgia and urgency meet at just the right speed. The song leans into shimmering synths, soaring guitar lines, and a big, emotionally charged chorus that begs to be sung at full volume. Reeve balances retro flair with modern polish, giving the track a timeless glow that feels fresh and familiar. Based in Nashville, Reeve Stimpson has carved out a sound that confidently bridges decades. Drawing inspiration from 80’s pop and rock icons like Bryan Adams, Bon Jovi, Huey Lewis, and Foreigner, Stimpson channels that era’s larger-than-life energy while keeping his songwriting grounded and relatable.
Thiago 4tas’ latest single, “Candela Fresa,” is swaggy Latin track powered by crisp percussion and a bright, bouncy groove. The song blends playful melodies with an urbano rhythm that feels instantly contagious. Every element moves with purpose, giving the track a smooth but energetic pulse. It’s the kind of vibe that turns any moment into a dance-floor spark. Behind it is Thiago 4tas, one of Medellín’s most experienced Latin urban producers and the director of 4 Music. He has guided major local projects like La Banda, Proyecto 40, Proyecto 100, Ey Neas, and now Gama Alta. With over 500 produced songs and collaborations with around 300 artists, his impact on the city’s scene is undeniable. His work has also earned high-profile syncs in Entrevías (Netflix), Echo 3 (Apple TV), Ladrones, and the documentary Flow Importado, Ritmo Pegao.








