FLYAH MAGAZINE

  The Royal Dragoneers starts off with a thrilling scene of a young hunter stalking a wounded stag. The hunter is training to be a King's Ranger. The stag had been in many battles and the hunter was prepared to win, and he did. Unexpectedly, the hunter becomes the hunted. Like all that's in the food chain, easy spoils are a desired token. Everyone was after the deer: the hunter, dragons, and trolls. I was very impressed with the way the author brings about detail and leads the reader on a path of excitement. By the end of chapter one, the reader should be left in a state of shock and confusion which will make them come back for more. The author will have the reader wondering how could something like death be at the main character's door step so early in the book. Characters like ogres, trolls, goblins, and talking dragons bring out the fiction and interesting side of this book. The protagonist, Jenka is brave and timid at the same time, which makes m

Born in Philadelphia, PA! Moved at the age of five and grew up in Gaithersburg, Md aka "MoCo". I come from a conservative driven family! One side heavily involved in religion and outreach, and not for profit work and my fathers side heavily engrossed in real estate, real estate investment and politics. I grew up attending private catholic and public school, which I believe is truly indicative of my character today!!   A more controlled, and subdued side, and the other side filled with fire, intrigue, and a desire to live and wanting to be more adventurous. Growing up I took piano, voice ,and clarinet lessons however my main passion was always singing ! Due to being shy, I never really did anything with my passion for singing And really kept it to myself and close friends!! I've spent majority of my life growing, working for my family and studying real estate and culinary arts! I've created my own catering business, and currently continuing to esta

Born and raised as Michael Glaze, Jr. to two supportive parents in Atlanta, Georgia, former athlete turned recording artist better known for his stage name, Cool G has always had a passion for various genres of music. He uncovered his musical talents while attending college on a baseball scholarship and began to spend countless hours after class and practice in his dorm room writing and recording songs. He launched his worldwide campaign on July 22, 2016 after inking a global distribution deal with Uniscope Distribution & Brand Services. Quickly gaining approval for his authentic sound, he credits pioneers like Outkast, 8Ball & MJG, Pimp C, and most of all his older brother, Jamal Glaze better known as Dirty Mouth of the platinum recording group, Trillville for being his musical influences. The sound of the internationally distributed recording artist is making its way across over 120 countries and hundreds of major outlets around the world including iTunes, Apple Mu

  Lyrics and melodies with an elusive sound; Morrow’s Memory, a band introducing Joe Wolford on lead guitar, Zach Novak on drums with percussion and lead vocalist, Tony Fitchett were forged in the Metro-Detroit area of Michigan. They have been making projects since 2009 and still going strong. On their EP, "Take Control" which was released on July 24th of this year, Morrow's Memory start off the piece by the first track called, "Bloodlust". The guitars open softly until banging of the drums come in before an early guitar solo. Kind of reminds me of a werewolf readying its fangs to bite into anything it can find for the dawning of the moonlight. The lyrics entices into tearing into the flesh and making someone suffer. "Bloodlust" is a theme of a thirst for gaining power and control as one will not stop until the job is done. On the second song, "Ones and Zeros", Morrow's Memory illustrates a picture of the paranormal; in this

                   When hearing country music I look for a calming and inspiring feeling that no other genre can supply.  The mood has to be joyous and uplifting in way that will send you off into a deep daydream.  I have been pushing this review off for a couple of days but now I seriously regret that.   Cody Webb has the gift of word play in his Country love song More than a little .  He's a very special entertainer from South Carolina that has the talent of not only singing with great range but he also plays the guitar like ''no ones business''.  This song touches your heart from the first note and reminds of great artist such as Tim McGraw.  Up to this day I had never heard of Cody Webb, but after hearing his song Im sure he will have a lasting effect on anybody that gives his music a spin.                     As the guitar strums in the intro of this song I was not sure of what to expect.  It kind of had a rock n roll feel be his supreme Southern V