Jubal House Groove Garden

11/09/2025

🚀 Support Independent Music — Get the Space Prophet EP on Bandcamp! 🎧

Hey fam, here’s the truth 👇🏽
Spotify pays artists about $0.003 per stream.
That means we’d need over 1,300 streams just to make $4 — the same amount you can pay once on Bandcamp to own the Space Prophet EP forever. 💿🔥

When you buy music on Bandcamp, your money goes directly to the artist — not algorithms, not executives. Every dollar helps cover studio time, production, and the creative energy that makes this project possible.

🎵 Download the Space Prophet EP for only $4 today:
👉🏽 [Insert Bandcamp link here]

Let’s build a world where independent artists can actually thrive — not just survive. 🙌🏽
Your support means more than streams ever could. 💫

4 track album

11/03/2025

Independent Artists — Get On Air!
Blast Radio 247 (powered by Live365) is opening a few limited-time slots for indie rotation:

$40 for a full month of radio play + 1-week song promotion on one of our podcasts.

Showcase your sound, grow your audience, and get heard by real listeners worldwide.

If you’re interested, email [email protected] with “LaunchPad40” in the subject line.
Spots are limited—lock yours in now!

https://live365.com/station/BLAST-Radio-247-a41519

Blast Music 247 - Changing The Industry One Artist At A Time

10/03/2025

More than a song, Ansherea’s 'Dreamer' is a destination. 🌌
It’s the sound of city lights blurring past a car window, of whispered hopes in a quiet room. With hauntingly beautiful vocals that float over a shimmering soundscape, 'Dreamer' captures that delicate space between reality and imagination.

This one is for anyone who has ever built a universe inside their own head. Close your eyes, press play, and let it take you there.

What does 'Dreamer' make you feel? Let me know below. 👇

07/15/2025

***DM for rates***

01/03/2025

12/25/2024

Merry Christmas!!!

11/04/2024

If I had to pinpoint the moment my journey into music began, it was the first time I heard “Stomp!” by The Brothers Johnson in the 3rd grade. Quincy Jones’ production opened up a whole new world for me. That song taught me how to listen – I mean really listen – to music, not just as a whole but as layers, parts, and textures that made up something magical.

From the backing vocals, the punchy bassline, the sweeping strings, and even the effects on the chorus – my mind could split each element apart, like Quincy Jones was giving me a masterclass in real-time. That was the day I knew I was destined to produce music.

I truly wish I could have thank him in person…but nonetheless…Thank you, Mr. Jones, for showing me that music isn’t just heard, it’s felt, dissected, and woven together to create something beautiful. 🌟

10/24/2024

Love what you do…and do what you love!!!