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Toronto, On - Recording artists, Raquel and SadBoi drop their single “Tell Me” February 28, 2025, on all major music platforms. “Tell Me” Was produced by R2 and Ante O’Connor, engineered at Abstract Studios by Ante O’Connor and Derek “Mega Man” Kavanagh. Digital content for the highly anticipated single was created by Abstract Digital. “Tell Me” Brought together two rising stars, Raquel and SadBoi. The combination of the unforgiving sound, raw passion and lyrics makes “Tell Me’’ unforgettable. The collaboration between these two artists is pure genius. “Tell Me’’ blends soul searching R&B and unapologetic Hip Hop.

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"Temporary" was written by Stevie Notes and co-written and produced by Erick Walls. "Temporary, holds a deeply personal significance for BLKWTR, drawing inspiration from a true story," mentions the duo. While the band's music typically explores a range of perspectives, this track is rooted in the experience of lead singer Stevie Notes, whose wife, and the band's first manager, tragically passed away before they’re full potential came to fruition. The song reflects the bittersweet beauty of life’s fleeting moments, honoring the lasting impact of her love and support, which, though temporary, played a crucial role in the band's journey.

The 2024 BMI Country Awards, held on November 19th, 2024, was a night to remember, as Randy Owen of the legendary band Alabama was celebrated with the prestigious BMI Icon Award. The annual ceremony, now in its 72nd year, took place in Nashville, where BMI’s President & CEO Mike O’Neill and Nashville’s VP of Creative Clay Bradley hosted a glittering event that also recognized the top songwriters, songs, and publishers in country music.

Randy Owen joins the ranks of illustrious BMI Icons like Dolly Parton, Loretta Lynn, Willie Nelson, and Toby Keith, honored for shaping the landscape of music across generations. A tribute to Owen featured stellar performances, beginning with Riley Green’s soulful rendition of “My Home’s in Alabama.” Luke Bryan delivered a heartfelt take on “Feels So Right,” while Blake Shelton closed the segment with a rousing version of “Mountain Music,” leaving the audience in awe of Owen’s enduring legacy.

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This year marks a monumental milestone for one of the world’s most famous streets: 5th Avenue celebrates its 200th anniversary. From its humble beginnings as a path carved out of Manha􀀡an’s wilderness to its transforma􀀢on into a global icon of culture, luxury, and history, 5th Avenue stands as a testament to New York City’s evolu􀀢on and enduring allure.

A Historic Beginning In 1824, 5th Avenue was established as a thoroughfare that would eventually become the heart of Manha􀀡an. Ini􀀢ally a modest roadway, it began to develop in the mid-19th century as wealthy New Yorkers built grand mansions along its stretch, earning it the nickname “Millionaire’s Row.” Over 􀀢me, the avenue evolved, its historic brownstones giving way to luxury retail, cultural landmarks, and modern skyscrapers.

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