MrrrDaisy

MrrrDaisy is a Ghanaian-Spanish-born Journalist, A&R, Publicist, Graphic & Web Designer, and Blogger popularly known by many as the owner and founder of Music Arena Gh and ViViPlay. He has worked with both mainstream and unheard artists from all over the world. The young entrepreneur is breaking boundaries to live off his work, create an impact, be promoted, cooperate with prominent artists, producers, and writers, and build his portfolio.

Young V Reaches Orbit on “I Can See Earth From Here”

Young V opens his latest album, "I Can See Earth From Here", with the peculiar calm of someone who has managed to step entirely outside the atmosphere to catch his breath. Hailing from Michigan City, the artist born Vincent Young crafts his records by putting pen to paper first, subsequently building custom sonic architecture around the lyrics at Bright Star Studios. That deliberate discipline...
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Alina Cuts On Bad Behaviour In “Cordially Invited”

Alina’s "Cordially Invited" makes room for a decision many people postpone: stop protecting someone who has not protected you. Her sophomore EP puts it beside...

Zo Burton Keeps The Door Open In “space”

Turning thirty can pull the past suddenly close. Zo Burton gives that feeling a patient pulse on “space” his debut contemporary R&B single. The Brooklyn-based...

Jack Raymond Lets “Mr. Know It All” Tell Heritage Stories

On "Mr. Know It All", the loudest person in the room may have the least to teach us. That thought gives Jack Raymond’s second...

SeeD Brings Fairytale Fire To ‘Wyld Things’

SeeD want ‘Wyld Things’ to introduce the band in one move. That gives the single a clear job. The Netherlands and Ireland group bring together...

“In The End” Hurb Jephasun Keeps Every Rough Edge

The room stays in the take. That is the first pull of Hurb Jephasun’s "In The End", a four-track EP that puts raw texture...

Santa Claws Pull “Sands Of Time” With Three Guitars

A third guitarist changes a band’s angle. Santa Claws put that fact at the centre of "Sands Of Time". The Brittany five-piece return with...

Jillian Marks Holds Wanting And Letting Go In “You’re Not Mine”

A brief encounter can borrow from the future. A look, a promising night, a partly known name can become a stage on which the...

Steph Casey Stops Waiting In “10,000 Hail Marys”

Ghosting rarely gets the courtesy of a final scene. Steph Casey gives it one anyway, filling it with overdriven guitar, drums, split-octave vocals and...

Brian Hunsaker Finds No Celebration In “Final Score”

Winning has no shine in Brian Hunsaker’s “Final Score.” Brian Hunsaker’s fifth and final single before Where Dreamers Fall uses speed metal and power...

Nasty Passion Brings Sunset Strip Fire To “Nasty”

Nasty Passion is back, and “Nasty” puts that fact first. The track opens the band’s upcoming album campaign. It also marks a clear move for...

“Alchemia” Gives Anastasia Rydlevskaya A New Name

Anastasia Rydlevskaya makes rage feel methodical on Alchemia. Her fourth full-length album takes the four classical stages of alchemy and turns them into a...

Ïgor Sends A Bilingual Signal Home With “Lisboa Na Cabeça”

A city can sit in a person’s mind long after the move becomes routine. ÏGOR puts that tension at the centre of "Lisboa Na...