Rising singer-songwriter Kaleena Zanders launched her monitor “RELOAD” final yr, recounting her private experiences with police brutality. The one and music video offered a robust metaphorical message of hope and “reloading” on love (as an alternative of bullets).
In celebration of PRIDE and Black Music Month, the Los Angeles-based artist has dropped her RELOAD [Reloaded] remix EP, that includes fellow POC producers Lee Wilson, R3LL, twelfth Planet, Vindata, and KOIL. As icing on the cake, all first-year artist streaming royalties can be donated equally between the National Bailout Fund and Diversify The Stage, LLC.
This various remix package deal spotlights a variety of various genres, every brilliantly capturing their very own fashion. Kicking issues off is Lee Wilson’s groovy disco home combine, adopted by R3LL’s signature energetic Jersey Membership fashion. Vindata’s laid-back, breezy home spin arrives subsequent, adopted by twelfth Planet’s fiercely soulful dubstep remix and at last KOIL’s deep and darkish home twist.
“Although dance music was created by Queer, Black people, in at this time’s world Black folks have someway taken a backseat on this style, and it’s now extra stunning than anticipated to see a Black individual thriving in digital music,” Zanders defined in a press assertion.
“My purpose is to normalize seeing Black and BIPOC folks united in dance, and that by way of love and a aware effort, extra folks like me will permeate the trade’s gates. Dance music should be an eclectic place the place all races exist equally. A lot like to twelfth Planet, R3LL, Lee Wilson, KOIL & Vindata for serving to me push alongside this message.”
Hearken to the “RELOAD” remixes on streaming platforms here.
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