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The Debut Album by Heisenberg Principle “Icarus” Is Here! I’ve Been Listening To It Non-Stop, and I Have a Lot To Say!

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Michael Filip Reed

I think you’re familiar with the feeling when you’ve been following a musician for a…
Daforce Reconstructs Rap from Outside Its Borders in His Brand-New Single “Survival”

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Michael Filip Reed

Rap and space. What’s the connection between them? Before “Survival” by Daforce, I would have…
Black Lace and Brutal Riffs: “After the Dark” by Marco Cusato & The Legend Band Rises from the Shadows

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Natali Abernathy

Darkness conceals plenty. For some, it’s black lace draped over a bed, hiding passion from…
Everyone Who Heard Lily Forte’s “The Luckiest” Is Calling It the Song of the Year—Here’s Why

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Anita Floa

Lily Forte is engaged in what might be called an archaeology of feelings. “The Luckiest“…
She Whispers, Moans, and Takes Control: Inside ANASTÁZIE’s Most Dangerous Track Yet

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Anita Floa

British R&B has been living in a state of constant mutation in recent years. The…
Between the Highway and the Stars: Trans Atlantic J. and the New Coordinates of Sound

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Natali Abernathy

Psychedelic rock has long ceased to be a monolithic genre. For decades, musicians have been…
Bailey Grey Bet Everything on Authenticity—And Won! Love It All Shows Why That Matters

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Anita Floa

In the career of any musician, there comes a moment when one must choose between…
Jon-Olov Woxlin’s One-way Ticket from Earth: A Scandinavian Kitchen Becomes Hallowed Country Ground

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Michael Filip Reed

When a Swedish musician sits down to record American country music in his own kitchen…
CO-ED DORMS: Post-Punk Dressed in Formal Wear, Then Dragged Through Broken Glass

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Gabriel Rivera

Violin occupies rare air in rock music. Warren Ellis turned his bow into prophecy with…
Three Years in the Making, Lunar Lock’s Debut Shows a Band Learning to Question Its Influences

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Natali Abernathy

Cold wave in 2025 exists in a strange temporal paradox. A genre born in the…
AMERICAN DREAMERS, Vol. 3: Carver Jones Concludes His Trilogy With More Questions Than Answers

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Gabriel Rivera

The romance of abandoning stability for art continues to work as a narrative, although in…
Francis’ Scream: “If I Had Listened to the Perfectionist in Me, I Wouldn’t Have Released Anything at All”

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Anita Floa

Francis’ Scream released his first music this year. The singles are guitar-heavy and scraped clean…
A Voice That Knows How to Hold Loss and Light at Once: Inside Marilyn Hucek’s Debut Album

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Gabriel Rivera

Marilyn Hucek feels. You can hear it from the first bars, though you understand it…
Shell Games Reject Revenge on Tense New Single “Let Me Have It”

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Gabriel Rivera

What do you do if you can’t leave a toxic, difficult person? Some will suggest…
On Debut ICHI, UZU Delivers Hard Rock as Liturgy for a Blackened Sun

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Natali Abernathy

Rock music has long exhausted its vocabulary of revelations, truly. Every attempt to invoke the…
‘Together In Agony’: The Whips Build a Sunset From Darkness

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Michael Filip Reed

School bus. Hauling equipment. Gigs in half-empty clubs. The Whips walked this path completely, without…
Jung Stratmann Quartet’s “This Wine Tastes Very Dry” Is an Exercise in Elegant Tension

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Anita Floa

New York has always been a place where traditions collide and reimagine themselves. Jung Stratmann…
EXCLUSIVE: Precious Pepala Making Jealousy Sound This Good Should Be Illegal! Discussing the New Single “Dream Cheater”

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Gabriel Rivera

Betrayal in a dream? That specific kind of deception that happens behind closed eyelids, in…
Lily Forte’s “Out of the Blue” Makes You Anticipate Her Debut Album

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Natali Abernathy

Lily Forte belongs to a generation of artists for whom retro is already a kind…
Odhran Murphy Brings Country Music Home to Its Celtic Roots on “Dance To You All Night”

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Gabriel Rivera

Ireland, with its emerald valleys and ancient stone walls, has always spoken its own musical…
Defiance and Avant-Garde in Pop Music: A Sound Revolution with Marina Laduda’s Debut Album ‘Hot Mess’

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Anita Floa

Twenty years old—an age when identity becomes a battlefield. When every decision feels final, emotions—well,…
Got a Vinyl From Dar Stellabotta Directly, and It’s the First Time I’ve Heard a Cigar Box Guitar Sound This Good

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Michael Filip Reed

There’s a paradox in how we consume music today. Spotify’s algorithms analyze our preferences down…
Firerose Returns From Hell With New Vocal Range on “Shining Armor (Rise Again)”

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Gabriel Rivera

Firerose‘s story fits into a Hollywood drama with a countdown: a girl from Sydney who…
A Groundbreaking AI Remake of the Debut Album ‘American Split’ by Eddie Sing & The 31 Days Changes the Game’s Rules

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Michael Filip Reed

Two years later, musician Eddie Sing & The 31 Days returns with a remake of…
Lux Griffith Is Creating Flowers on Scars—And Monsters Kinder Than People

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Michael Filip Reed

Cinema exists at the border between illusion and reality, and the best films know how…
Erik Flaa Recorded Where ABBA Made Joy—He Brought the Opposite: Inside the Fog-Soaked Revelation of ‘What Is Not’

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Michael Filip Reed

When a musician disappears for seventeen years, either they’ve left the stage permanently, or they’re…
Ahead of His Autumn Concerts, James Lisney Explains Why He’s Been Studying the Same Beethoven Sonatas for 40 Years

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Natali Abernathy

Potsdam, 1747. An old man from Leipzig, two days on the road, sits down at…
2ŁØT Recast Their Entropy as Euphoria on The Albert Harvey Mix

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Gabriel Rivera

2ŁØT with their new EP “The Albert Harvey Mix” in which the absolute don of…
Ava Valianti Is 16 and Already Better at Honesty Than Most of Your Favorite Artists

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Natali Abernathy

Adolescent life remains one of the central themes of art—relevant, eternal, inexhaustible. The reason lies…
Act of Self-Rescue and the Poetry of the Soul In Marlene Oak’s New Album ‘Welcome to Oak Land’

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Anita Floa

The line between artistic catharsis and emotional dissolution has always been gossamer-thin. I have often…
“Motherhood Didn’t Erase The Rest Of Me—It Expanded The Map.” Inside Bernice Marsala’s Reimagined Life Between Nursery Runs and Nashville Studios

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Natali Abernathy

The Nashville songwriter talks about recording two versions of the same song at once, raising…
Hail Your Highness Build Their Own Universe on “Reset The Stars”

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Michael Filip Reed

Jessie Bobenmoyer and Niki Ryland are playing a dangerous game—they take mathcore, djent, dream pop,…
Percheye Turns the Therapist’s Couch Into an Altar on SOFA

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Gabriel Rivera

There’s something almost comical about how we romanticize bedroom pop. We call it “intimate,” “honest,”…
CAN’T BE BOTHERED: Luke Rhodes and the Manifesto of Hedonistic Freedom

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Natali Abernathy

There exists a moment when social norms become a cage, and rules become shackles that…
Tavia Rhodes Waited Years to Make Her Debut! ‘HER SAY’ Sounds Like She’s Been Holding This In Forever

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Anita Floa

A Seattle singer releases her debut album that transforms personal pain into a universal anthem…
The Art of Restraint: Rob Hao’s Palimpsest Recontextualizes Tradition Without Disruption

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Natali Abernathy

An Australian pianist creates a temporal collage where Schubert meets contemporary minimalists, and the Romantic…
Terra Renae Goes Unplugged and Takes It Back to Basics on All I Have (Acoustic Sessions)

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Anita Floa

Fate moves along unpredictable trajectories, especially when it comes to calling. Terra Renae knows this…
HIRIE’s Phases Proves She’s Contemporary Reggae’s Most Essential Voice

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Anita Floa

Motherhood reshapes everything it touches—the body, the psyche, the perception of time itself. On Phases,…
Maria Lane’s Kiss Me, I’m Haunted: Dark Pop That Breathes in Shadows and Desire

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Natali Abernathy

Maria Lane returns with her sophomore album Kiss Me, I’m Haunted—ten tracks that paint an…
On Prospect Gallery, Morning Wars Trade Ambition for Precision: Album Review

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Michael Filip Reed

Music remains one of the most malleable art forms, a medium where the collective anxieties…
Zack King’s Songs I Wrote Instead of Texting You: Twelve Tracks of Rebellion and Relentless Forward Motion

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Natali Abernathy

When Zack King abandoned his former life for Los Angeles, he carried with him the…
This Ain’t Real, but It Feels Essential: HalfCutLemon’s Radical New Chapter

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Gabriel Rivera

HalfCutLemon are back. After a period of silence, the Danish experimentalists arrive with the album…
Adam Camm “EP2” Review: The Art of Remembering Without Regret

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Natali Abernathy

Creativity is born in a collective. It absorbs the scents of childhood, the voices of…
Aura Noctis Dismantle the Barrier Between “Serious Music” and “Music That Actually Matters” on Their Most Uncompromising Statement Yet

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Natali Abernathy

A decade of a musical career rarely ends with an uplifting documentary testimony. Even more…
New LP ‘Apostles of the Flesh’ by -ii- Is a Cinematic Seduction of Darkness, Desire, and Spiritual Depth

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Anita Floa

Music is immense in its manifestations and in the way it influences imagination, atmosphere, and…
Tara Craig & Goodbye, Beautiful: Two Songs, Two Organizations, One Fight

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Anita Floa

Opposing emotional states have always been fertile ground for artists—joy and sorrow, love and hate—the…
‘Stripping a Song Back Forces You to Face It’—Terra Renae Reimagines Her Hits

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Anita Floa

Terra Renae’s story reads like an improbable constellation of moments: a childhood tragedy, a chance…
Ten Years Later, Kim Edwards’ “Vignettes” Justifies Every Month of Its Meticulous Creation

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Anita Floa

Time works better for Kim Edwards than it does for most artists. She spent ten…
Pateka’s Triumphant Return: Childhood Mates Prove That the Best Art Emerges From Life’s Darkest Moments

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Natali Abernathy

Grief hits differently when you’re a musician. It becomes this raw, unfiltered energy source that…
Noise, Drone, and Dictators: On TWIN, Sybax Stretch the Edges of Sound Until Genre Breaks

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Gabriel Rivera

When describing certain music bands, we are always inclined to attach a kind of label:…
River Westin: Saturnine Review – When Visual Artists Turn to Music, Magic Sometimes Happens

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Anita Floa

I’ve become convinced time and again that there is creativity that stands above time and…
‘The Maga Song’ by Albert A: A Satirical Strike at America’s Political Culture

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Gabriel Rivera

Albert A is a musician equally at ease with jazz, teaching, and delivering songs with…
‘Tidal Wave’ Finds Jaden Sade Swimming Upstream Against His Own Melancholia

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Anita Floa

Sometimes it happens that art is created not for outsiders’ eyes, but primarily for oneself.…
Australia’s Most Wanted? Grammar Tha God Proves It on ‘DEMONS’

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Gabriel Rivera

In rap, the first statement is always crucial. You can release dozens of freestyles and…
Why Samer Fanek’s New Album Is The Antidepressant Of The New Generation

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Natali Abernathy

What can simultaneously convey or create emotions and make one contemplate what’s happening in the…
Simon Called Peter: From One Bold Album to Another Without Ever Meeting

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Michael Filip Reed

Look, I honestly tried to understand what’s happening with music in 2025. Half the artists…
Sunday Belongs to D’Lee: Discussing the New Single That Exposes Flashes, Fillers, and Real Happiness

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Anita Floa

Hot on her heels in 2025 – D’Lee is working like a bee! So many…
Minstrel Boy: The Metamorphoses of Bob Dylan by Chris Gregory Charts Dylan’s Darkest Years with Precision

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Gabriel Rivera

The second book in Gregory’s trilogy about Dylan, Minstrel Boy: The Metamorphoses of Bob Dylan,…
Paige Kei Really Said “let me mess with your emotions” and Delivered

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Natali Abernathy

Paige Kei today confidently announces herself as a new force on the music scene. Her…
A Musical Treasure: Rosy Nolan’s Country-Rumba Blend Celebrates Love’s Vulnerable Moments

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Anita Floa

What can best convey that trembling and tenderness when love is only just beginning to…
Northern Roots, Southern Warmth: Why Rox Anne’s ‘All Mine’ Is the Country Ray of the Summer

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Anita Floa

The single ‘All Mine’ by Rox Anne captures love in its own way. Right then,…
Young Dervish Lets His Fretless Guitar Sing on New Single ‘Jellymaster’

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Michael Filip Reed

Young Dervish — aka Zakariya Khan — comes in swinging on a self-built fretless electric…
Maia Sharp Quietly Wrecks Us (in the Best Way) with ‘Is That What Love Does’

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Michael Filip Reed

Maia Sharp’s new single ‘Is That What Love Does’ hits like a soft nudge from…
Between Belfast Streets and Emotional Fallout — Jack Devlin Hits a Raw Note

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Gabriel Rivera

Jack Devlin has always leaned into a kind of wide-eyed sincerity that can border on…
This Song Is Blushing — ‘Sugar Coated Love’ by Tessa Rae Is a Lo-Fi Crushcore Dream

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Natali Abernathy

Tessa Rae just dropped ‘Sugar Coated Love’ and it’s giving soft lighting, overthinking in your…
Rowan Murphy Maps Heartbreak with Grace on Fault on the Line

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Anita Floa

Rowan Murphy may be new to the scene, but she steps into each song with…
Arabella and The Heist – ‘Ruckus’: Rock Lives But It’s Got Bloody Knuckles and a Busted Nose

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Michael Filip Reed

You know what’s refreshing? A rock song that doesn’t sound like it was written by…
Introducing Psyclo: The Multi-Dimensional Talent Trailblazing a New Route for Pop

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Michael Filip Reed

Psyclo, the ridiculously talented singer-songwriter, producer, and audio engineer hailing from China—but now making waves…
Had Your Fun and Left a Scar — ALEIA’s Debut Hits the Sweet Spot Between Honest and Awkward

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Natali Abernathy

Debut single ‘Had Your Fun’ by ALEIA captures the awkward clarity of those late-night moments…
One Bite and You’re Hooked! Amelie Jat Spreads the ‘BUTTER’ Thick on a Glitzy Summer Banger

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Anita Floa

Amelie Jat is cooking. And apparently, this time she’s using BUTTER. Because this track? It…
Sad Cypress Returns with ‘Memoir’ — A Baroque Whisper from the Underworld

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Natali Abernathy

There is a hush that falls before the blooming of spring, and in this hush…
With ‘Prismatic,’ Mindy Gledhill Makes Synth Pop Actually Fun Again

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Natali Abernathy

Mindy Gledhill’s “Prismatic” is Euro-flavored synth pop with a glossy, pastel coating—and I mean that…
ZHURBA Said “enough drama” and Made It a Track You Shake Your Ass To

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Natali Abernathy

ZHURBA just dropped the video for Undercover, and girl… we are closing the chapter with…
Julie Tuzet’s ‘Industrie’ Is a Middle Finger Wrapped in Lip Gloss

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Natali Abernathy

Julie Tuzet’s ‘Industrie‘ comes through like a smirk behind sunglasses—sharp, glossy, and completely in control.…
Catch The Breeze Deliver a Track That Cuts Through the Noise Without Raising Its Voice

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Gabriel Rivera

Yo, this is a certified heater. Denmark’s own Catch The Breeze and their song ‘Seaside’…
Miranda Faul Drops a Genre-Hopping Heartbreaker With ‘Holding Me Back’

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Anita Floa

Miranda Faul is on some wildcard, genre-bending timeline right now, and “Holding Me Back” might…
Brooke Daye’s ‘Blue’ Shows Up, Wrecks You, Leaves in Under 2 Minutes

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Michael Filip Reed

So, this thing kicks off already dipping in attitude. The kind that grins at you…
Marlene Oak Comes Through the Storm With ‘Big Time,’ an EP That Refuses to Flinch From the Truth

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Anita Floa

You know, music has an unusual talent. It’s not often you come across an artist…
On ‘Lifting Weights,’ Darcy Fox Lets Love Be Quiet, Repetitive, and Real

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Anita Floa

‘Lifting Weights’ opens with a single finger‑picked chord that hangs in the air like held…
Sara Pelayo Spins Pop Cliché Into Gold on ‘Please Don’t Make Me Cry’

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Natali Abernathy

Sara Pelayo’s ‘Please Don’t Make Me Cry’ is riding on a wave of glossy, serotonin-drenched…
‘Power’ by Nuala Is for the Emotionally Unstable Girlies Who Need to Cry in Peace

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Anita Floa

I just listened to Power by Nuala and genuinely had to sit down for a…
TEHYA – “dust dog” and How a Dirty Pup Became the Perfect Heartbreak Metaphor

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Michael Filip Reed

Alright, picture this: you get sent off to the middle of nowhere, some random cabin…
Amelie Jat Drops ‘Steal Your Shirt’ — It Won’t Fix Your Love Life, But Damn, You’ll Look Hot in His Clothes

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Anita Floa

Amelie, girl, you’ve outdone yourself. The new track “steal your shirt” is like waking up…
‘Starcrossed’ by Kings Elliot Is Giving Vintage Ballad Realness And I’m Obsessed

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Anita Floa

Some might say songs like this have become a bit too familiar, even archetypal. But…
Moody Indie Pop With a Kaytranada Groove? Jaydi’s “Complicated” Hits Different

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Gabriel Rivera

‘Complicated’ doesn’t try to hide what it is. It leans into its own murk. Think…
She’s Only 19, but Alma Owren’s Music Sounds Like It’s Been Lived Through a Hundred Different Lives!

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Natali Abernathy

Music is a strange, temperamental art. It exists between words and sensations, in the gaps…
Hypnotic or Utterly Hysteric? Nilipek.’s Soul-Stirring Song Locks You In a Game of Endless Questions!

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Gabriel Rivera

There’s something hypnotic about the way Nilipek.’s voice glides over the Turkish words in Yalan…
Breaking the Holy Mold Wide Open: Ariana Fig’s Latest Single Blends Grace and Grit Like Never Before!

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Gabriel Rivera

Ariana Fig’s “I Said My Thanks To Jesus” is a song born from a tug-of-war…
Janet Devlin’s New Song Was an Apology—And It Actually Worked!

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Anita Floa

In her new single, Janet Devlin doesn’t leave anything unsaid—she quite literally takes her emotional…
Timeless by JANEX – Short Length, Lasting Impact, and An Irresistible Urge To Hit Repeat

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Gabriel Rivera

“Timeless” by JANEX hit my ears, and right away, I thought—this is it. That feeling…
Gal Musette Strips ‘Love Hurts’ Down and Rebuilds It Into a Hypnotic, Otherworldly Experience That Feels Entirely Her Own

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Anita Floa

I rarely get into cover versions. Usually, I’m not interested in hearing repetitions of something…
Göteborg by Harri Kuusijärvi: Six Minutes of Pure Bliss, Where Nordic Jazz Dissolves Into Space

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Michael Filip Reed

It all starts off innocently enough—folk-jazz melodies, Scandinavian clarity, a light breeze of ethnic influences.…
Missed the Show? Settle Down! Brings Mike Stocksdale’s Electric Hotel Café Set Straight to Your Speakers

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Gabriel Rivera

You know that feeling. When a cozy café hums with life but doesn’t overwhelm, when…
Madisyn Gifford’s “Die Happy” – Not Your Typical Country Song

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Anita Floa

Madisyn Gifford’s “Die Happy” is one of those songs that sneaks up on you. At…
They Recorded Demos in Their Bedrooms—Now the BBC Is Calling. Meet STEELERS—the Sound of a New Generation

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Anita Floa

Steelers are the kind of band you won’t just stumble past. Four people, four instruments,…
“IDK These Days” Is Caroline Romano at Her Most Vulnerable, and It’ll Have You in Your Feelings Fast

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Natali Abernathy

I stumbled on Caroline Romano’s new track, “IDK These Days,” and it’s exactly what I…
Neon Lights, Melancholy, and a Chorus That Won’t Let Go—Kemopetrol’s Break My Stupid Heart Captures the Best of the ‘90s Without Being Stuck in the Past

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Gabriel Rivera

Kemopetrol is one of those bands that seem to exist in a parallel reality where…
Manon Mullener and Lau Noah Unite for the First Time on ‘Dominique’

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Natali Abernathy

Manon Mullener, a 1997-born pianist from Fribourg, delivers something truly special with her latest single,…
Sylvia Brooks Reimagines Amazing Grace as a Six-Minute Jazz Epic That Balances Tradition and Modernity

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Michael Filip Reed

Sylvia Brooks takes a classic hymn, two and a half centuries old, and breathes new…
A Sexy, Sweaty Chaos: Get Down by Isaiah Stone Is Pure Energy Unleashed

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Michael Filip Reed

“Get Down” by Isaiah Stone shoots a bold rhythm straight into your veins, making your…

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