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Featured Placements: Hightown

Music by two of our most synced NYC artists will be featured in episode 3 of the third and final season of Hightown, premiering on Friday, February 9th, on STARZ. BAILE Reed Kackley, the Brooklyn-based producer operating under the moniker BAILE, makes texturally rich dance music inspired by house and downtempo that blend foley recordings and warm analog synthesizers with subtle ambient elements. This is Reed’s fourth placement with Bodega Sync. The episode features his song “Naturally”, featuring vocalist Jenna Kyle. Diamond Qing Reminiscent of fellow rap divas Nicki Minaj, Ice Spice and Cardi B, Diamond Qing embodies the attitude of Harlem NY and manages to both attract and intimidate listeners with her untouchable swagger. This is Diamond’s sixth sync placement with Bodega Sync, with her song “Money Mouth” appearing in the episode. Hightown on STARZ Beatstar is the next generation of music games with a new type of rhythm […]

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Featured Placement: Pizza Hut’s Hot Honey Pizza And Wings

Just in time for the big game, “Too Hot” by rapper Bryce Green & Nashville producer duo 81m is being featured this month in Pizza Hut’s Hot Honey campaign. These guys have been absolutely on fire, with their SECOND nationally broadcast commercial for Pizza Hut following their Cheesesteak Pizza campaign last spring and a bunch of other sync placements. Bryce Green x 81m The combination of Bryce’s explosive flow and the prolific creative energy of producer team 81m is a recipe for success. These guys are incredibly talented; with the ability to effortlessly create sync-friendly bangers with swagger, dynamics, positive vibes and that special sauce ad agencies look for. What’s in the sauce? Wouldn’t you like to know! Pizza Hut’s Hot Honey Pizza And Wings The new Hot Honey Pizza & Wings from Pizza Hut deliver an all-new blend of sweet & heat. Their habanero-infused honey sauce brings a spicy […]

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Certainly So – “Patience”

In Certainly So’s latest single “Patience”, the band explores the tumultuous ups and downs of a toxic relationship. Throughout the song there’s a sweet melody that carries listeners into a building crescendo filled with drums, guitar, soaring strings and swirling vocals. By the end it reaches an emotionally chaotic peak, while still remaining vulnerable. This song is the band’s first single of the year, the first of many leading up to the release of their new full length album later this Fall. Certainly So is an indie-rock quartet based in Nashville and made up of four long-time friends. Still fairly new to the industry as a band, they released their first full-length album in 2021 and haven’t looked back. Their music is exceptionally well written and produced, and of course very sync-friendly. We highly recommend you give them a listen!

Lola Violet – “happy 4 u”

Breakups are always tough, but moving on can be even more difficult. In Lola Violet’s latest single, “happy 4 u” she dives into the complexities of dealing with exes and the reality of a heartbreak. The dark electro pop track is supported with a pulsating bass line and makes listeners feel as if they’re stuck in a trance. Coupled with honest and raw lyrics, Lola Violet holds nothing back as she deals with the emotional complexities of a breakup. I wanted the song to really get those post-breakup feelings across—each note is like a piece of my own story. […] When I wrote ‘happy 4 u,’ I was digging into that messy post-breakup stuff, trying to turn it into a song that everyone could feel in their own way. Lola Ficks-Chen, better known as Lola Violet is a Los Angeles based indie pop artist and a one woman team. Known […]

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niko! – “MAKE ME FEEL NEW”

Starting the year deep into the feels is niko! with his latest track “MAKE ME FEEL NEW”. Taking inspiration from Childish Gambino’s “Redbone”, niko! taps into a sultry and raw side of R&B that’s filled with lo-fi synths and off-beat drums which help deliver an experimental indie aesthetic. As the second single off his upcoming project, ‘love fi’, this track specifically deals with themes of desire, doubt, and the way a person makes another feel: Could you make me feel new again?Cause I’ve been here for so longWaiting for you babyTell me something I don’t know niko! Is the moniker of Colombian-American musician and songwriter Nick Maxwell. A gifted young bedroom producer cooking up some really cool Alt. R&B, he has garnered over 400,000 streams and was featured on Apple Music’s Editorial Playlist, “Brown Sugar”.

BADTALKERS – “High Life”

The BADTALKERS latest single “High Life” is the perfect new addition to any smoker’s playlist. This laid-back jam’s 90’s G-funk-influenced groove will either initiate a slow two-step or infectious head bop. Either way, this track feels like you’re driving in a drop top down the PCH on a lazy Sunday afternoon while chasing the sunset. Our band is true to ourselves, it makes a statement and doesn’t really fall into what most bands are doing. We find most of our inspiration from everyday struggles and things that try to keep us down and we try to channel those emotions into our songs. We want to be a voice for those who go through the same things we do. Hailing from Compton, California, BADTALKERS is a diverse group of minorities that has forged a unique and electric sound. With influences ranging from NWA to The Smiths, the group has mastered the […]

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Royalty Statements – “FOCUSED”

The Royal Statement’s latest single, “FOCUSED” is a fun and Caribbean-inspired track highlighting the hard work, determination and sacrifice it takes to excel. The song features vocals from Jamaican artist Tifa, one of the top female deejays in the Reggae and Dancehall space. Producer duo Royalty Statements are known for their dynamic and eclectic music heavily rooted in their Caribbean cultures. The combination of DUMI’s Haitian background and SOIGNÉ’s Dominican Republic culture along with a core group of collaborators from all around Latin America has helped the two have built a signature sound that encompasses a variety of genres like Hip Hop, Konpa, Dancehall, Soca and Dembow.

Jake Simon – “Dream Of You”

Jake Simon’s new single “Dream Of You” is smooth as silk. This feel-good, laid back R&B track takes listeners through a dreamy journey of desire, fate and love. With Jake’s soulful vocals coasting over luscious keys, synths and jazzy guitar licks, this track will surely set the mood for any romantic scene! Jake’s catalog consists of exceptionally tasteful and emotional tracks that showcase his strong songwriting, production and vocal skills. The first single off his upcoming EP, this track sets the standard for what’s to come.

JES – “Catch Me”

All relationships go through the highs and lows, but sometimes the lows can push you towards the point of breaking. In JES’s latest single, “Catch Me” she writes about the hardest part of a break-up…facing the truth. This powerful electro-pop ballad features soaring synths and guitars, providing a perfect cloud for JES’s undeniable voice to float above. Since her debut album in 2007, JES has built an incredible catalog of originals, remixes and collaborations with countless artists in the EDM world. Throughout the span of her 15 year music career, this New York native has garnered three Grammy nominations, two number 1 Billboard singles and over 190 million streams across DSP’s. She also toured with Tiësto and was featured on the song “Everything” from his Grammy-nominated album ‘Elements of Life’.

Mae Krell – “who we said we’d be”

As we age, we all think about the “what-ifs” in life and how choices affect our future selves. In Mae Krell’s latest single, “who we said we’d be”, she explores past relationships with loved ones from her childhood and how paths in life affected those relationships: “I was scrolling through my phone late one night and a ton of my old friends had posted on social media around the same time. After having not seen much from them in a while, I suddenly noticed that they had moved away from the city and were still in touch, like we had always talked about doing… but it seemed like I was the only one who didn’t. I consciously know that I made the decisions that were the best fit for me considering individual circumstances, but sometimes when I see glimpses of where I could be if I had made a different […]

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