Porcelan just dropped a stunning debut single for Made in Memphis Entertainment “The Real Thing Don’t Change.” The track is a beautiful love ballad filled with endless emotion.

This track was co-written by producer and legendary Hall of Fame Songwriter, David Porter who also penned “Soul Man,” and many more. Multi-instrumentalist and producer, Hamilton Hardin.  “The Real Thing Don’t Change” is a romantic ballad that describes the emotional feeling of love and commitment. “It’s about the beauty of a total unified connection in a relationship,” says Porter.  “Cause the real thing/It’s always the real thing/And the real thing don’t change…” Porcelan belts this gorgeous track over an orchestra melody with soul and conviction and her raspy voice Shines.

If you love Jennifer Hudson, this vocalist is for you – she is soulful and deep, and you can feel every word she’s singing. The song is melodic and flows very well, ending softly. We look forward to hearing Porcelan’s full release this fall.

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Brazilian songstress Laura Rizzotto is currently sharing her new single “Cherry on Top.” Performing since 9 years old in her hometown of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, she had the honor of signing to Universal Music Brazil at the age of 15. With a number of albums already in tow, her new single “Cherry on Top,” is one of her most accessible songs yet.

“Cherry On Top” ​is the second track from her EP, “Ruby”, slated to be released in the Summer of 2017.

Listen here: https://soundcloud.com/laura-rizzotto/cherry-on-top-master

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Website: www.spacediaries.rocks

Space Diaries is a band from Los Angeles founded by Eddie Olguin in 2015 under the original moniker Sunset. In the year previous to this, Eddie had lost hope in the “band experience” (having dealt with the typical scenarios that accompany being in a band in L.A.) and after the disintegration of his last band he found himself navigating through a turbulent period in his life. He took time off and began writing songs that encapsulated the trials and tribulations he was facing.

Once he had composed a batch of songs, that he felt strong about, his desire to create a brotherhood with which he could play live was reborn. He reached out to friend and former bandmate, drummer Marty Witt (Death of a Star), and they embarked on the process of trying to complete the lineup. One year into this process (having gone through an ever changing roster) Eddie was ready to pull the plug as his frustration with L.A. musicians and their lack of commitment/drive resurfaced. Following the departure of the original guitarist, in a last ditch effort and purely for shits and giggles, Eddie posted an ad looking for a guitar player.

In comes Raymond Lacsamana who might as well have fallen from the heavens straight into Eddie’s hands. He was the first person to respond to the ad and Eddie never checked the ad again. Raymond stepped in and, with two weeks notice, helped the band perform a gig to which they were contractually bound. Soon after this show they parted ways with the bass player.

Raymond mentioned to Eddie that one of his idols, bass player Buwi Meneses (from multi-platinum bands Parokya ni Edgar and Franco) had just moved to Los Angeles and may be looking to start or join a project. On pure hope and a prayer Raymond reached out to Buwi and upon hearing some demos Buwi’s interest was piqued. From the first rehearsal, with Buwi, Eddie was convinced that this was the definitive lineup and that the band, since its inception, was finally complete.

They spent the latter half of 2016 working on new material and developing their unique sound (which they describe as Space-wave). In 2017 they headed into the recording studio, with producer Joseph Holiday, and recorded their debut, self-titled, EP.

Lead by Washington, D.C.-based musician Carter Louthian, Carter Lou & the Project’s beginnings stem from tragic circumstances. The night before he was set to go to college, Lou snapped: his two best friends had recently killed themselves a day apart, and his girlfriend had just broken his heart. Combined with the reality of the packaged post-college suburban life he was heading toward, he felt even more emptiness. He boldly told his parents that he wasn’t going to university in the morning and has chosen to pursue music instead. Since then, the band has packed out numerous headlining shows and earning a prestigious endorsement from PRS Guitars.

Carter Lou says of the track:

“‘Evil Game’ is about the moment I saw an ex for who they really were, and saw how they truly made me feel: a depressed, insecure and degraded version of myself. They were a person that all of my friends and family always mentioned not being fond of, but I always ignored their warnings. This song is me standing up for myself in a mentally abusive relationship and telling myself that I deserve better.”

Stream “Evil Game” here: https://soundcloud.com/carteroundheproject/evil-game-2