For years, he was simply Q, and the music reflected that individuality. Now, the 27-year-old Broward County musician goes by his government name, and his new album, DO YOU SEE ME?, has arrived as a landmark to that change. The transition originated as practical thinking. A single letter, as it turns out, is nearly impossible to find online. His last name, MARSDEN, came back because it meant something to him. Before Q was ever writing songs, his dad was making dancehall records in Jamaica,...

After the man of many monikers had accomplished 15 aliases, it was due time he released music under his given name and it truly is the most self realized accomplishment Liam has ever had the pleasure of giving the world. “This album is the realest and most me I’ve been, and it has bits of all my other music in it although Carson Clay & Take Care inspired this album the most of my projects.” Says the 21 year old musician who has truly shown us a range of sounds across his career thus far....

There are always artists who blow up off one album and then plateau from there. In some cases, they’ll release a deluxe for said album, and it’ll keep the brand going until the “moment” has passed. But once an artist has done both of those things and then dropped an EP to the same level of praise, you know they’re here to stay. The 6-track EP titled “Avant Nova” is only a precursor to slayr’s upcoming album “Fabula Nova,” and what it lacks in runtime, it makes up for in absolute bangers. As...