Robert Frezza

5 days ago | theaquarian.com | Robert Frezza

She is headlining her first tour. She is featured in The Aquarian. She is on her way to 1.5 million monthly listeners. This is Susannah’s moment. Susannah Joffe is not your average pop star. Her music, although original, feels familiar, as it is rooted in her natural southern charm, but her style is edgy and sexy all at the same time. There are layers to this rising star. Joffe, raised down south with a strict upbringing, wanted to break free from all that, and she has done that all on her own accord.

2 weeks ago | theaquarian.com | Robert Frezza

He already has well over a million monthly listeners on Spotify alone, but he’s still on the rise, bursting out of the indie-pop-meets-rhythm-and-blues world with enthusasiam (and a new record). Cautious Clay is reminding us how powerful R&B was and still can be.

2 weeks ago | theaquarian.com | Robert Frezza

A self-proclaimed sentimental man and an always innovative musician, Corgan is fresh off a stadium tour with Green Day and ready to pay homage to some of the songs and albums that shaped his career, while also taking the time to reflect on their legacy with a new ‘life perspective.’ The often polarizing, but never not interesting Billy Corgan – lead singer of one of the most iconic rock bands of all time, The Smashing Pumpkins – will be having a very busy summer with a new solo project called...

3 weeks ago | theaquarian.com | Robert Frezza

You can currently find Walter the Producer’s tunes on curated Spotify playlists that have titles and subtitles such as “feel good indie pop,” “Mac Demarco inspired,” “head in the clouds,” and “your daily dose of dopamine.” Meet the producer-turned-singer with a fun sun-soaked California vibe that rolls a disco sensibility all in one: Walter The Producer. He’s just getting his footing as a solo artist, but he is the next big thing. “I started to try to produce for other people,” he tells us.

3 weeks ago | theaquarian.com | Track-By-Track With CLOVER |Robert Frezza

He is life, light, and literature rolled into one. Raised on the East Coast before moving to the Midwest, McKinley Dixon is an artist who is telling a story. The rapper and hip-hop poet is bringing his experiences to the forefront much like Kendrick Lamar or Lauryn Hill would. He brings the senses alive through his imaginative songwriting. His first album, 2016’s Who Taught You To Hate Yourself?, discusses societal pressures that affected his youth and cuts deep as his coming of age story.