On a Inconspicuous street located on the south side of Storm Valley lives an anti- Hero by the name of Relly Santiago aka The Postman. Being a hip hop artist by day, the dishonest music industry leads the Postman on his own agendas. The half cyborg rap phenom has a knack for overthrowing the industry rules and standards. Guided by his intelligent brother Christobal The Vision he seeks revenge in the favor of the nobody’s. On a Friday night trouble is brewing on the south side. Political ties leads the Postman down a path of anger and destruction! A knock at the door begins the night of terror. “Who is it?” Relly responds “It’s your cousin Boom!” Boom rarely comes out at a time like this so the postman knew it was trouble! “Come in” he announces. Boom entered the house with a face of disappointment. “Somebody hit my Cafe around 7:30 pm”....
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With a love for music from a very young age, Erin Cookman was singing at only 5 years old. Although she penned her first full song at 9, it wasn’t until she picked up a guitar at 12 that things began to really take shape. Putting together her catalog as she grew and evolved as a songwriter, Cookman released her debut album entitled Ha Ha Ha in 2013 and followed it up with 2015’s Miss Shitskey. The Medusa album, her most in depth and mature record yet, is a testament to where she is at with her sound right now.
With the release of the full length Medusa album, Erin Cookman combines a few classic genres to breed a sound all her own. Laced with addicting progressions, an edgy but soulful vocal approach, and plenty of pop sensibility, the record boasts the aesthetic of alternative folk anthems.
The first single and title track, “Medusa”, pulls you in with its infectious attitude, followed by its hard hitting chorus complete with rolling snares and passionate vocal harmonies exemplifying the songs ability to breathe as it plays on.
“The track 'Medusa', was written about SSRIS and my borderline personality disorder diagnosis specifically, and it stands as the introduction the album. As a track, it is a 'coming to terms' with my mental illness and beginning to take control over my mind again. I took the time to orchestrate this song (and this album) and get them to the point I had always heard them in my head. The creative process on this one was very fulfilling. This song and this album reflect the environment of my life these past few years. It really conceptualized itself, but the goal that I set for myself was to challenge my songs to utilize my vocal range and to begin growing and honing my craft.” explains the songwriter of her single.
Although the single does speak volumes for the album, to get a real understanding for where Cookman is coming from, it should be heard in its entirety.
“Medusa (as an album) tells the story of a mentally ill person who just had her 3rd abusive relationship wrap itself up. In the twilight of the new dawn to come, she wonders who she will be moving forward, and grapples with her own mortality and trying to live a life with purpose, of trying to truly affect good change. ‘Medusa’ (as a track) is the 'call to battle'. It's calling a spade a spade in harsh lighting, and no longer being afraid of the outcome. ” says Cookman ofcreating her body or works.
"Now Defunkt’s Runaway is one of those tracks that grabs you from the first bluesy heartbeat of the intro and doesn’t let go. In an era where you can tune out with a tap, this song pulls you in with a vibe that feels both nostalgic and boldly forward-looking. The bluesy riffs ring out right away, setting a space where the listener can settle in and brace for a story that feels big, like a page from a graphic novel that’s about to come alive. The songwriting here is something to applaud. It’s got that old-school flavor—the kind of thing your parents might hum along to—mixed with a futuristic spark that hints at adventures not yet lived. It’s as if the track invites you to step into a time-warped alley where the streetlights flicker with neon possibilities. Astrology gets a wink and a nod, painting a portrait of a young renegade who’s more superhero than stereotype. It’s a mission—mighty and personal at once—to remind us that youth has a voice, and when it finds its rhythm, it can...
On a Inconspicuous street located on the south side of Storm Valley lives an anti- Hero by the name of Relly Santiago aka The Postman. Being a hip hop artist by day, the dishonest music industry leads the Postman on his own agendas. The half cyborg rap phenom has a knack for overthrowing the industry rules and standards. Guided by his intelligent brother Christobal The Vision he seeks revenge in the favor of the nobody’s. On a Friday night trouble is brewing on the south side. Political ties leads the Postman down a path of anger and destruction! A knock at the door begins the night of terror. “Who is it?” Relly responds “It’s your cousin Boom!” Boom rarely comes out at a time like this so the postman knew it was trouble! “Come in” he announces. Boom entered the house with a face of disappointment. “Somebody hit my Cafe around 7:30 pm”....
After Boom and Postman arrived at Bobby’s restaurant they noticed something unusual. The back door that leads to the kitchen had been Pried open leaving boom and Post with a look of concern. Before they could set the fire, they had to make sure the restaurant was vacant. Just as expected, they over heard a voice inside the restaurant talking to someone on a cellphone. “I don’t know where he keeps the safe boss”. The man spoke. With the phone being on speaker, Rellz and Boom recognized the voice. “You keep searching!” Said the familiar voice. At that moment they knew the criminal was working for Tony’s brother Frankie Pachino. Frankie spoke again saying. “We need Tony to blame Boom for this. W e robbed Boom’s Cafe earlier today, and to me it wasn’t enough! With Tony’s cousin being robbed, he will d...
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