We Speak Music
Dios Negasi (Reagan Era Records) drops “Filet Mignon”
West Coast top shotta Dios Negasi hits the steak-house on new track “Filet Mignon.” Over a watery keyboard sample and snappin’ drums the emcee/producer gets lethally braggadocious and stunts on lames.
As he says of the track “When I wrote and recorded this track I was just so pissed off at all of the weak rap shit I was coming across. You can’t wait for a muh fucker to give you your flowers, you just gotta take them.”
“Filet Mignon” is taken from the forthcoming Kevlar Cathedral album (to drop on 8/6). A fully self-produced effort, the project continues the prolific body of work of Dios, who keeps rugged boom-bap alive in his solo projects and as a member of Reagan Era Records.
Another track from the project was recently released entitled “Harem” (link below).
Stream / Purchase “Harem”:
https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/diosnegasi/harem
More Info: https://www.instagram.com/diosnegasi/
We Speak Music
Optacure Shines On New Single ‘With The Moon’
Optacure’s new single, “With The Moon,” is like a perfect soundtrack for your favorite late-night beach memory—dreamy, heartfelt, and just a little bit magical. Edmund Gemelo Jr., the Australian indie pop artist behind Optacure, drew inspiration from a moonlit night on the beach with friends, capturing the warmth and wonder of a simple but unforgettable experience. With its blend of indie pop and electro-pop, the song feels like a wave of nostalgia washing over you, pulling you into a soundscape that’s both expansive and comforting.
The opening notes are delicate and inviting, setting a tranquil vibe that feels like watching the moon rise over calm water. Optacure’s voice comes in soft and steady, almost like he’s whispering a secret to the listener. His lyrics focus on the beauty of fleeting moments and the closeness that makes them so precious, bringing a refreshing vulnerability to the song. It’s hard not to feel wrapped up in the moment as he takes us back to that moonlit beach, creating a sense of connection that feels incredibly personal yet universal.
One of the standout elements of “With The Moon” is its lush, layered production, courtesy of longtime collaborator Ean Aguila. Working remotely from the Philippines, Aguila brought a mix of ambient synths, steady beats, and a touch of experimental flair inspired by Filipino artist Manic Mundane. The production is intricate but never overpowering, balancing perfectly with Optacure’s vocals to create a dreamlike soundscape. It’s the kind of track where every listen reveals a new detail—like the subtle echo of a synth line or the delicate, almost whispered background vocals.
Optacure has a talent for making music that feels deeply personal and inviting, and “With The Moon” is no exception. This isn’t just a song about a nice night with friends; it’s an exploration of the joy and nostalgia that come with shared experiences. Optacure invites listeners to pause, remember, and hold onto those fleeting moments that make life feel rich and meaningful. It’s music that reminds us to cherish the people we’re with, making it easy to feel like you’re right there on the beach with him, soaking in the beauty of a perfect moonrise.
With “With The Moon,” Optacure is proving he’s more than just another indie pop artist—he’s a storyteller who knows how to craft songs that resonate far beyond borders. His sound is as comforting as it is captivating, and he’s building an audience that stretches from Australia to South America. If you’re a fan of introspective indie pop that hits you right in the feels, “With The Moon” is a must-listen. Optacure has delivered a song that’s perfect for stargazing, road trips, or any moment when you want to slow down and just take it all in.
-
We Speak Music1 week ago
Tony DeYoung: Defying Doubt, Redefining Success
-
We Speak Actors4 days ago
The Indomitable Dr. Meleeka Clary: A Beacon of Resilience and Hope
-
We Speak Jazz3 days ago
A Conversation with musician, BRANDON MEEKS | MUSIC THERAPY & MOTIVATION with Gino Black
-
We Speak Events3 days ago
Young Atlanta’s 12th Annual Fashion Exhibition