Category: TREMG news
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I Need to Break More Glass: My Take on Grief
When I was about 13, one of my uncles told me, “Life is not hard, we as people make it hard.” I always felt that statement was only true to an extent. There are certain situations that can and will occur in life that make you feel stagnant, confused, fearful, hopeless, faithless, depressed. Sure, we…
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How the church’s failed attempts at addressing mental health is hurting us as a nation
By Nadia Johnson This past Monday, I was in the park for a walk with my dog. I happened to see two Jehovah Witness that had their cart stack with pamphlets talking about mental health. I thought to myself, wow this is a really good step forward in helping people to handle mental health illness…
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9 Incredible Songs That May Have Gone Under Your Radar This May
Is there anything quite like the rush of discovering a new song or artist you can’t get enough of? We think not, and that’s exactly why we at TREMG love spotlighting rising and underappreciated talent to give creators at every level the recognition they deserve. So many artists spent May offering fans new treats, releasing…
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“The Voice That Cries Out”
No one knows the pain, and no one knows the suffering. No one knows the secrets. No one knows the feeling. After every blow, after being told she is less than who she is, after being cheated on and misused, raped, and sexually exploited, after having abrasions and bruises from a past that keeps becoming…
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Tyler Posey Is Alone & Alive While Seeking Freedom On Debut Album ‘UNRAVEL’
If you’re looking for adrenaline-filled pop-punk, beach-ready love songs, and more mellow moments of introspection, look no further! Tyler Posey has officially released his debut album, UNRAVEL, and this is seriously one project you can’t miss. We love it when you can really understand who an artist is from their first full-length, which UNRAVEL flawlessly…
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Interview: BE:FIRST Will Make You “Smile Again,” Today And Every Day
If you’ve been feeling down, the right song can lift your mood right back up, and we have quite the treat for you in that department today with BE:FIRST’s “Smile Again!” Full of beautiful vocals, creative raps, and sleek production that’s ready for your summer playlist, “Smile Again” sees the group stepping into new territory…
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Interview: Jimmy B Fearless Will Get You Motivated With “Double”
If you’re a creator in the digital age, it can often feel like you’re churning out content piece after content piece and throwing it into a void of dismal algorithms, wavering follow counts, and low engagement rates. But that should never stop you from pouring your heart into what you’re passionate about – in fact,…
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Woman’s Tragic Disease Costs Her Her Dream Job
With unemployment continuing to run rampant, the amount of job hunters is increasingly omnipresent. One cause of unemployment is people’s lack of understanding of one’s situation along with the lack of confidence on behalf of said person. In a report with Business Insider, for example, job seeker Krystal Garmon shares her story with the community:…
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Interview: If You ‘feel too much,’ Adeline V. Lopez Has An EP For You
With so much music and so many awe-inspiring voices out there, it can be hard to find a project that feels specifically tailored to your own thoughts, feelings, and challenges. No matter what any of those are for you, you’ll find some sort of solace in Adeline V. Lopez’s breathtaking new EP, feel too much.…
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Uncertain future of Maryland racing hangs over Preakness celebration
As the sun rose over the mile-long oval at Old Hilltop and the first rays of daylight shot across the infield, bouncing off the glass-fronted grandstand at Pimlico Race Course, two old track hands crossed paths on the asphalt apron below, according to WTOP. “Merry Preakness,” one said to the other, without even a hint of…
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Fast Food Chains; The Unhealthy Diagnostics of Death
Stop Eating Out As social media grows in size, so does the fast food industry. Lately, I have been trying to understand why the two are conjuring a hand-in-hand identification of growth, with the attention set solely on the younger generations. With so many negative opinions derived from both partnerships, why is it that the…
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Early Hip Hop Influences Long Career of Brooklyn Beatmaker
By Robert W. Mitchell With an extensive body of audio engineering accolades and creative musical work that spans over three decades, Dennis Mitchell, a Brooklynite and owner/operator of Stone Brown Studios (SBS) in Park Slope, New York, produces edgy beats and masterful sounds that attract generations of music makers to his underground studio. His work…
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A Film on Armenian Genocide Wins Awards in Turkey Festival
The American Good Samaritans, a docudrama directed by Ara Mnatsakanyan and produced by Manvel Saribekyan, recently won two awards at the International Anatolian Film Awards held in Turkey. The film won in the Best Music and Best Producer categories, acknowledging its exceptional production quality and beautifully captured musical score. The film tells the story of…
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4 Self-Care & Beauty Products You Need To Try This Spring-Summer Season
As the warm weather sets in and our social calendars gradually fill up, now’s the perfect time to get your self-care in check! Spending time on yourself, for yourself can be so healing. Whether you wanna give yourself a little at-home spa night or you’re looking for something new to add to your everyday care…
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XG Are Making History Left & Right With “LEFT RIGHT”
If you haven’t had “ooh, yeah, I’m looking so lavish” or “if you’re down with me then let’s ride, let’s ride” stuck in your head on a loop, where have you been the past few months? Japanese girl group XG have been stealing hearts all over the world lately, and the U.S. is quickly falling…
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Why A Black Cleopatra is Important?
by Nadia Johnson The most recent Netflix documentary, Cleopatra, has drawn great controversy over having a mixed-race woman play Cleopatra. However, this is not the first time that TV series and cable documentaries have suggested that Cleopatra was of mixed racial background. In 1999 ABC aired a tv movie called Cleopatra, which starred Leonor Varela,…
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Interview: Marena Is Coming In Hot With Debut Single “Out Cold”
Sometimes you just have to dance away your fears, insecurities, and regrets, and we have the perfect soundtrack for you: Marena’s “Out Cold,” an electric anthem that captures the ups and downs of figuring out who you are in an ever-chaotic world. As her debut single, it sets the tone for a vibrant, exciting career…
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4 Must-Haves For The Ultimate Beach Day
Who doesn’t love spending a day by the ocean during the sunny season? The perfect beach day can feel so freeing, and ultimately healing. And now’s a great time to get planning so you’re ready to hit the beach as soon as the weather is hot enough! Here are some essentials to make your day…
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7 Songs By Rising Artists You Need On Your Spring-Summer Playlists
Now that the weather is slowly heating up, so should your playlist! We at TREMG love spotlighting rising and underappreciated talent to give underground creators a platform and the recognition they deserve. Luckily, there’s been no shortage of amazing new music in the past few months, so we have plenty of suggestions to refresh your…
