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Z’s Flowers

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Z’s Flowers

In this podcast episode, Smiles the Mason passionately promotes an up-and-coming R&B artist named Z, whom he discovered on BandLab. He highlights her anonymity and mystique, noting that her music evokes strong emotional responses, described as giving him a "butterfly effect." He recommends her albums "The Root Benefit" and "The X Girlfriend Club," available on YouTube and Spotify, and mentions her singles "I Don't Think I Can" and "Chapters." The host compares Z to iconic female R&B artists like Jhené Aiko and Teyana Taylor, praising her vocal finesse, ad-libs, and versatility. Despite his own preference for classic R&B artists such as Jagged Edge and Craig David, he is deeply impressed by Z's talent and believes she has the potential to become iconic and a headliner in the music scene. He plans to travel to Florida to collaborate with her and urges listeners to support her across platforms like Instagram and SoundCloud. Smiles emphasizes that he supports Z early, before she gains widespread popularity, and encourages her to continue investing in her craft.

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[Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] Yo yo yo, it's your boy Smiles the Mason back at it again with another podcast man. You were now tuned in to PGH the hot seat. And today man, you know, I just want to give one of my favorite, I become an artist or flowers man. Shout out to Z man, you know, I just admire your whole project that you got going on man. That shit is so dope, it's so inspirational. And it's a fucking vibe man. Everybody, when y'all got time man go look up the root benefit man. Go to YouTube, take your time out today. You know, if you will work, you want to listen to some good-ass music and just make your time go by. Go look up that root benefit or you be an ET tape. Go look it up. You won't regret that shit man, listen right. So how man and her came across each other, you know, I was just looking for like up and coming artists on band lab. You know, because I used to use band lab as a platform for my music and shit, you know. And just to see where I would go as far as like building a fan base goes, you know, I was on there just saying where I would take me, you know, just trying to use their platform to generate a fan base. But, you know, I kind of like left that alone after a while. But I was scrolling through band lab and I came across a unique artist man and she goes by Z. That's it, she's so anonymous, she's mystique like she don't have a face to her, you know. But it's like her music makes me feel like I've known her forever, you know. It's like I don't even need a face to understand who she is. And I'ma just like say like I can't wait to see what her next shit is going to be like. Also y'all, she has another album out right now and it's called the X Girlfriend Club. And I'm sure you can find that on YouTube also. So go check that out and go check out the root benefit. I'm not sure exactly what her Spotify information is, matter of fact here, go right here. So everybody, they want to go check her out on Spotify. Her name is Z on Spotify man, she got the root benefit out. She got a single out call. I don't think I can. And she also got another single out called chapters. She's hot. You know, go check her out man. Also, you know, if you want to look her up on Instagram, you know, the kind of fill her out, you can look her up on Instagram on the real life route. That's real life or you eat, you know, you can also look her up on other platforms such as SoundCloud, just type in Z or type in the root benefit and she'll pop up. But I'ma just go into this podcast by saying I believe that she is probably one of the best R&B female artists that are up and coming that I've heard in years. And I'm not just like, you know, trying to gas a rapper or anything like that. And I'm not dick-y and or not like that. But I mean, she deserves her flowers, man. And like I told her in the interview before, she has the potential to really be great. To really become iconic. And a lot of people don't really understand this kind of music, man. This shit is heartfelt, man. Like, I don't really like, I don't really get a lot of people that I listen to that put staff fucking night in my chest. But when I listen to her shit, man, that shit gives me a butterfly effect, man. And I'm not even like trying to sound like no more fucking groupier than that like that, man. But honestly, like, on some real shit, when I get the opportunity, man, I give it about six months, man. To where I'm able to really maneuver in. I'm gonna make her my artist. I don't go fuck with it, take, man. And I'm willing to put all my chips in the middle for her because I know that she can blow the fuck up and be great. I just believe in her talent. And I believe that she got what it takes to really be fucking big. You know what I'm saying? And I'm telling you, she didn't next thing coming, man. I put her next to Janie Aiko, Talani. Like, I'm talking about like, she got that sound. And she's so versatile. Like, she switches it up. But it's all dope, you know what I mean? Like, honestly, I'm gonna keep it real. I don't really be on my R&B sh*t for her like that. And let's just like order guys like jagged edge, key sweat, avant, Craig David. Silt, you know, guys like that. That's my R&B that I like listening to like, I grew up on. You know, so like, I don't really get into the R&B sh*t all like that. But honestly, like, I really put her up there with some of the, you know, some of the greats, man. Like, some of the great females in the R&B game right now. Like, you know, I put her up there with them like in her f*cking vocals. And just the way that she f*cking finesses that sh*t, man. It's beautiful. The way she ad-libs, man. Like, it's just so beautiful like. And I just want everybody to take some time to get to know who the f*ck Z is. Like, I'm telling you, man, just know that I believed in her before anybody started dick riding her. You know, when she starts to pop off. And I'm just saying that because I didn't, I didn't told a few people about her and like they're like, "Ah." You know, she's a h*t. You know, blah, blah, blah. She's not really my style of music. But I guarantee you, give it a couple more years and she's going to be a headliner. And I believe in that sh*t, man. And not a lot of people get me, you know, filling that wave. Like, not a lot of people could strike my interest like that. Like, I f*ck with the- I f*ck with music, you know what I mean? But I'm stuck in my ways when it comes to music. You know what I mean? My go-to when I listen to music is Boosey. And I'm saying like, I was f*cking with hard or heavy. I was f*cking with mode 3 before he passed away. Like, I don't- I don't really just be listening to anybody. Like, I'm stuck in my ways, man. Like, you know what I'm saying? And like I said, like, if I get my moods, you know, I listen to- you know, my old school sh*t. Like I said, keep sweat of vong, Craig David, Kevin Evans. Like, Donnell Jones. Like, I'm just a type of people who I listen to or be wise. But I f*ck with her style, though. Like, but everybody, man, just go check out that rude b*ndit tape, man. Go check that sh*t out, man. I saw like a save, man. You know, I just- I honestly wasn't going to podcast today, but I just wanted to give her flowers, man. She deserve- she deserve it. You know, she deserve to be great. And you know, I'm- I'm gonna contact with her eventually. And I got some time on my hands and, you know, see what she got going on. And honestly, I'm about to- I'm about to work. with her like I'm about to honestly pay for my motherfucking ticket to go out to motherfucking Florida without the Jacksonville and motherfucking lay down some tracks with her like you know what I'm saying like when she blow niggas she gonna blow like she gonna fucking explode the motherfucking music scene world's up but you know like I said I just wanted to give her flowers man A.O.Z. keep on going with you doing baby girl you know what I mean I'm fucking with a heavy I still listen see this shit on replay to definitely hot man and you definitely gonna make it somewhere so just keep on striving keep on pushing continue to do what you're doing you know what your college shit but definitely put all your extra time into the music man you know I'm saying investing yourself investing your craft and we're gonna be in touch you know and let's get the work so I could say man so with that being said I'm about to note man. 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Podcast Summary

Key Points:

  1. The host, Smiles the Mason, strongly endorses an anonymous R&B artist named Z, praising her albums "The Root Benefit" and "The X Girlfriend Club."
  2. He discovered Z on BandLab and admires her mystique, heartfelt music, and vocal versatility, comparing her to artists like Jhené Aiko and Teyana Taylor.
  3. He predicts Z will become a major headliner within a few years and expresses willingness to invest in and collaborate with her.
  4. He urges listeners to find Z on YouTube, Spotify, Instagram, and SoundCloud, and emphasizes that she stands out from typical R&B.

Summary:

In this podcast episode, Smiles the Mason passionately promotes an up-and-coming R&B artist named Z, whom he discovered on BandLab. " The host compares Z to iconic female R&B artists like Jhené Aiko and Teyana Taylor, praising her vocal finesse, ad-libs, and versatility. Despite his own preference for classic R&B artists such as Jagged Edge and Craig David, he is deeply impressed by Z's talent and believes she has the potential to become iconic and a headliner in the music scene.

He plans to travel to Florida to collaborate with her and urges listeners to support her across platforms like Instagram and SoundCloud. Smiles emphasizes that he supports Z early, before she gains widespread popularity, and encourages her to continue investing in her craft.

FAQs

Z is an anonymous, up-and-coming R&B female artist who releases music on platforms like BandLab, YouTube, and Spotify. Her projects include 'The Root Benefit' and 'The X Girlfriend Club'.

You can find Z's music on YouTube, Spotify, SoundCloud, and BandLab. Search for 'Z' or 'The Root Benefit' on these platforms.

Z has released an album called 'The Root Benefit', another album titled 'The X Girlfriend Club', and singles including 'I Don't Think I Can' and 'Chapters'.

The host discovered Z while scrolling through BandLab, a platform for up-and-coming artists, and was impressed by her unique, heartfelt music.

Z's music is R&B with a versatile, heartfelt style that the host compares to artists like Jhené Aiko and Teyana Taylor.

Yes, you can find her on Instagram under the handle 'real life or you eat' (likely @reallifeoryoueat), though she remains largely anonymous.

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