Author: Hustle Informer Staff

Most organizations deploying proven technology pick one location, work out the operational details, then expand. Harbor Current Foundation Inc. looked at that approach and decided to do something harder on purpose. They’re launching electric ferry pilots in Miami, Annapolis, Charleston, and Boston simultaneously because proving a concept works in four completely different environments is worth more than perfecting it in one. It’s a calculated risk. If electric vessels can handle Miami’s international port operations, Annapolis’s historic waterfront constraints, Charleston’s tourism demands, and Boston’s established commuter systems all at once, there’s not much they can’t handle. Each city isn’t just a…

When Skyler Lewis, who performs as LBE Scar, released two EPs within four days of each other last month, he didn’t bury the lead about why. “My kids. That’s it. Plain and simple,” he says. “My daughter Zalaya and my son Junior are the reason I keep going strong. That’s why I gave the world these projects.” The Canton, Ohio artist dropped The Chronicles of Scar, Vol. 1 on October 27 and followed it up with Vol. 2 on October 31. That’s ten tracks and just over 23 minutes of music in less than a week, all driven by his…

Some destinations are meant for sightseeing. Others, like Cyprus, are made for feeling. The island’s rhythm—sea, stone, sunlight, and the scent of jasmine at dusk—lingers long after you leave. And nowhere captures that rhythm quite like Larnaca, a coastal city where authenticity meets ease. Anchoring this experience is the Lordos Beach Hotel: a beachfront retreat where time slows, and the Mediterranean is your constant companion. Larnaca: The Island’s Quiet Charmer Unlike the flashier resort towns, Larnaca keeps things beautifully simple. The Finikoudes Promenade is its living postcard—palms swaying, beach cafés buzzing, and the horizon blurring into a deep, endless blue.…

You know that feeling when you open a dating app and immediately want to close it? That exhausted dread before you’ve even started swiping? You’re not alone. Dating app fatigue is real, and it’s not just about bad dates or ghosting anymore. It’s the entire experience: the endless swiping, the conversations that go nowhere, the sneaking suspicion that the app doesn’t actually want you to find someone because then you’d stop paying for premium features. But here’s the thing: people keep using them anyway because what’s the alternative? Meeting someone at a bar? Through friends? In 2025, those feel almost…

Most producers will tell you they want their tracks to move people. Fred Rydén, the Stockholm artist behind FREDRYD, means it a bit more literally. He’s not just chasing the perfect drop or the catchiest hook. He wants his music to actually change how people relate to each other. It’s an unconventional starting point for an electronic music career, but FREDRYD didn’t come up the usual way. He spent years curating Spotify playlists before realizing he wanted to create rather than just collect. “I wanted to be an artist who could make life better and even socially bring better understanding…

When most people return to a creative pursuit after years away, they ease back in. Maybe they stick to what they know, play it safe, test the waters. Matan Hamish? He came back swinging with everything from country ballads to dark house beats, vulnerable piano pieces to rock anthems. After stepping away from music for medical school and his career as a pediatrician in Tel-Aviv, his return wasn’t tentative—it was explosive. The range is genuinely staggering. His track “Homeland” delivers distinct guitars and vulnerable vocals with a touch of Nashville, while “Hallucinating” hits hard with EDM production and a suspenseful…

LoudPack Lo is making waves in hip-hop, and he’s doing it entirely on his own terms. The Washington, DC rapper has been grinding since 2016, refusing to water down his message or chase trends for mainstream appeal. In an industry that often demands artists sacrifice authenticity for success, Lo’s doing the opposite, and it’s working. Growing up in poverty in the nation’s capital, LoudPack Lo found music before music found him. “I didn’t have much but I had a voice, a pen, and a lot I needed to get off my chest,” he explains. Those notebooks filled with rhymes during…

Enzo Carpanetti has had enough. After years of watching infrastructure projects crawl along using the same methods from decades ago, this multilingual executive is pushing for a complete overhaul of how we build and manage everything from bridges to power grids. His solution? Stop treating technology like an add-on and start making it the foundation. Enzo Carpanetti brings an unusual mix of skills to infrastructure development. His background spans electromechanical engineering, artificial intelligence, strategic management, and finance – a combination that’s proving essential as developing nations race to modernize their infrastructure while established economies upgrade aging systems. “The future is…

iurisEkero grew up in a house where his grandfather’s vocal recordings played alongside his father’s trumpet practice, but he knew early on he’d take the family’s musical DNA somewhere completely different. The Mendoza-born producer, who now splits time between the USA and Argentina, has channeled that heritage into electronic pop that’s quietly amassed nearly 3 million Spotify streams. Ask him about those numbers, though, and he responds with genuine humility. “I don’t even understand those numbers,” he says. “I just enjoy and am grateful.” That gratitude colors everything he creates. What he calls “sound exploration” is really a refusal to…

At 3 minutes and 28 seconds, “Devil 2019” doesn’t waste time with pleasantries. The track, released August 3rd by enigmatic LA-based artist Siren, hits like a confession whispered through haunting keys and mesmeric cadence. Her mezzo-soprano voice moves from intimate vulnerability to raw intensity, crafting a soundscape where melancholy meets beauty. This isn’t her first rodeo—she’s been quietly amassing an arsenal of 70 unreleased songs since 2019. But “Devil 2019” signals something shifting. It’s hypnotic in the truest sense, the kind of track that makes you understand why she chose the name Siren. Her debut single “Siren Heroine” dropped on…