We Are Soundwave

There comes a time in a person's life where changes need to happen. And with said changes some things end up being left behind; In the winter of 2018 an independent website was made, which turned into The Music Enthusiasts in the fall of 2019. The Music Enthusiasts has seen a surge in popularity that was made possible by a small but rising community. Under the name The Music Enthusiasts a small team began to do things that none of them thought that they could do on their own. But in recent times the name and it's legacy seemed unlikely to continue under The Music Enthusiasts brand. So as of today (July 1st. 2020) the brand will continue on as Soundwave.

Soundwave will continue on with the same goal. To bring people the content that modern media outlets forget or else refuse to report on when it comes to the music industry, to highlight artists that in other ways would not get the recognition that they deserve, and finally to bring a sense of family and community to the modern public.

We Are Soundwave.
Location: Atlanta, GA, USA

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  1. SoundwaveJuly 1, 2020 at 6:39 PM

    If you have followed us to this point all I can say is thank you. Thank you for staying connected with us through this two year life span. Our plan is to continue to give you the same content that we have given you in the past. Though we may not be as active here than we are on our socials, the goal remains the same.

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