Hannah Mrozak

Listen to "rBeatz Music Update Hannah Mrozak On Collaborations" on Spreaker. I've yet to speak to the musician on this years The Voice that doesn't seen the collection of singer, songwriters and performers actually competing. It's more of a collaboration. Which makes me wonder if such an incredible moment starts first with the team leaders. Hannah Mrozak talks about Adam Levine.

Cheat Codes

Listen to "rBeatz Music Update Cheat Codes On Stage" on Spreaker. Festival DJ's carry with them huge displays of music and sights. It's not always what you see as a fan at the front of the stage that makes the party so great. Cheat Codes recently took a step that totally went viral. Their latest release on rBeatz Radio is Feels Great.

Emily Luther

Listen to "rBeatz Music Update Emily Luther The Importance Of Digital" on Spreaker. It was Bono from U2 that once said there's so much music available that it's creating noise. Locating the center of energy can easily be located on the digital platform. According to Emily Luther from NBC's The Voice there's an extreme positive in its presence.

Adam Pearce

Listen to "rBeatz Music Update Adam Pearce From NBCs The Voice" on Spreaker. Adam Pearce has made his way back onto NBC's The Voice. He listened to the advice shared by Adam Levine and it's totally paying off. His first mission was to figure out what was taking him off track. It ended up being his nerves. By way of a vocal coach the powerhouse Rocker is back to put a dent in Pop.

Kathrina Feigh

Listen to "rBeatz Music Update Kathrina Feigh NBC's The Voice" on Spreaker. We all know how fast things are traveling. How then is it possible to live in the moment when your voice is being around the world on NBC's The Voice? Kathrina Feigh believes its about looking at each moment as the victory not the physical final night of the program.

Dylan Gerard

Listen to "rBeatz Music Update Dylan Gerard From The Voice" on Spreaker. Getting the opportunity to perform on NBC's The Voice... Do you get to play like a kid? Cher openly admits she knew there would one day be fame so she practiced her signature in school. Do those on this globally recognized show do the same? We took it to Dylan Gerard.

Watermat

Listen to "rBeatz Music Update Watermat On Developing Sound" on Spreaker. Who you were when you first appeared on the music scene will always be different as the chapters continue to be written. Watermat spent his early pages putting a lot of focus on the Underground scene. Today he's developed not only a globally attractive sound but entire performance. His latest release on rBeatz Radio is Ruff Like This.