Love into faith, faith into love: This is how the musical artist CHRIST describes himself. Known as the Urbansoul Prophet and Messiah of Love, CHRIST has captivated over 800,000 Spotify streams and more than 2 million YouTube views. His music unites not only lovers of the UrbanSoul genre but also the many religious and non-religious […]
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Ships Have Sailed is the brainchild of vocalist and guitarist Will Carpenter, a project born from a moment of hesitation but quickly transformed into a wellspring of creativity and inspiration. The band’s inception marked Carpenter’s brave decision to venture into new musical territory independently. Initially daunting, this risk soon proved invigorating, yielding music that is
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Moodssupply, the Dutch Studio Experience Extravaganza, is dedicated to the love of Soul, Funk, and Disco, creating what they proudly call Groove Music. The creative force behind Moodssupply consists of Mike Chandon, the producer, lyricist, and performer of all male vocals. Mike collaborates with various female vocalists to infuse their tracks with a distinctive shine.
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Dylan Galvin’s journey into music was one born out of a deep familial connection and a persistent desire to find his own voice amidst life’s challenges. His father, once a dreamer with a guitar, faced a poignant choice when Dylan was about to be born. He chose stability over his musical aspirations to provide for
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Rachel Drew grew up immersed in music on the north side of Chicago, singing three-part harmonies with her parents, getting lost in songs on the family piano, and dancing wildly to dusty classical records. This rich musical upbringing laid the foundation for her prolific songwriting career. Rachel has become a fixture in multiple groups and
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Amelie Lucille, a 15-year-old singer and songwriter from New York, has a voice that belies her youth. As a student at the renowned LaGuardia High School, her journey into music began at the tender age of seven. It was during Christmas that she received her first piano lessons, a gift that ignited her passion for
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Chris Waters is a multi-talented singer, songwriter, rapper, and DJ originally from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, now making waves from Denver, Colorado. His journey into the music world began with his debut EP, “Rise,” released in June 2018. This EP firmly established him in the electro-pop genre, but Chris has never been one to stick to a
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EĐĐIE, a dynamic solo singer/songwriter and bassist based in Pennsylvania, is making waves in the music world. Known for fronting the band “Nothing But A Nightmare,” EĐĐIE has captivated audiences with his powerful vocals and masterful bass playing. With multiple EPs and albums under his belt with the band, he garnered over 100,000 streams on
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Meet Limandi, the self-made artist rewriting the rules of music. Hailing from the Swedish countryside, Limandi’s journey began in solitude, spending three transformative months crafting her unique sound in a secluded studio. This dedication and passion paid off, earning her a nomination for the prestigious Denniz Pop Awards, placing her alongside the elite of Swedish
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Floral Couches, the moniker for indie pop artist Cody Gray, continues to evolve his musical identity with each release. Previously celebrated for his lo-fi dreamy soundscapes and synth-filled music, Cody is now diving deeper into jazz, Motown, and soul, creating a sultry sound that envelops listeners in a musical void they won’t want to escape.
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