Originally from NYC, multi-talented creative Kill Nigel, now based in LA, releases a haunting short film just in time for Halloween titled “I Don’t Have To Die For You To Love Me” featuring David Sabastian. The visuals intertwine two new Kill Nigel tracks one that is mellow & emotionally driven & another one that is an upbeat dance track with both tracks staying true to Kill Nigel’s honest and transparent musical style.
Photo Credit: Ryan Jay
Earlier this year, he released “Attached” ft. Theophilus London in honor of the anniversary of his brother’s death.If unfamiliar, Kill Nigel is also an amazing stylist who has worked with Grammy award winning megastar Billie Eilish, Machine Gun Kelly, Tyga, and more. He’s collaborated musically with 070 Shake, Salma Slims, Bobby Raps, Xavier Wolf and more.
Waves, Volume, and Texture, oh my! So by now you probably know about Insert Name Here Hair (INH Hair) and their Internet-breaking ponytail extensions. This popular hair brand has been featured in Allure’s “Top Summer Beauty Products” in July and August, and Elle’s “8 Best Hair Extensions Brands”, amongst other popular platforms. Additionally to being
Ironically enough, the spookiest thing about October was not virtual trick-or-treating or maskless COVID parties, but a cliffhanger election that we’re currently still dealing with. If you deal with stress and anxiety through retail therapy, you’re in the right place. From leather cowboy hats, to WFH-themed lip glosses, to tiki cocktail cups, perhaps you’ll find
We spoke with Miami-born and raised musician and actress Herizen to discuss her brand new EP DEMON, staying inspired during the pandemic, and her very diverse musical influences. Also released today, is the visual for the EP’s title track, which you can check out here. Though you might know Herizen from her roles in the
What’s better than a sexy latino man? Two sexy latino men who are brothers—and sing to boot! Venezuelan-born brothers Mau y Ricky recently released a break-up anthem “La Grosera” that’ll remind you of the pop-punk hits from your youth, which makes sense since the brothers say they grew up listening to New Found Glory and
