Gabe Lopez is back with another anthem that perfectly captures the art of self-deception, wrapped in infectious pop beats that will have you dancing through the last days of summer. “I Am Absolutely and Without a Doubt I’m Almost Sure” is a masterclass in contradiction, where denial takes center stage and Lopez’s clever lyricism shines […]
Allart’s journey from fronting the rock band Heavylight to forging his path as a solo artist is a testament to his artistic evolution and desire to connect with his audience on a deeper level. Known for his sensitive yet powerful music style, Allart made a name for himself as the lead singer of Heavylight, captivating
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Ethan Buckner is a musical force shaped by a life lived on the edge. His story is as much about activism as it is about music, weaving harrowing experiences into the fabric of his artistry. From being detained by the Egyptian military, accused of espionage, to chaining himself to the Oakland police department in protest
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Animal Oracle, a band born out of the vibrant and eclectic Asheville, NC music scene, offers a modern sound that resonates with those who find themselves nostalgic for something undefined, something almost forgotten. Their journey began when Kai Heinmets, a poet who transitioned into songwriting, sought out fellow artists who shared his passion for the
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Bellefolie’s latest single, “In the Clouds,” showcases the band’s unique ability to blend pop, rock, and folk into a sound that resonates deeply with listeners. Fronted by Isabell Aga Engelsen, Bellefolie offers more than just music—they present a poignant commentary on the state of human connection in a world increasingly dominated by technology. “In the
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B.Miles has a way of capturing the intricate emotions that come with life’s most vulnerable moments, and her latest single, “Bad Decision,” is no exception. Known for a sound that critics have praised as a bridge to the future of pop music, B.Miles continues to push the boundaries of emotional expression through her work. Her
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Chanelle Ray, the Washington-born singer-songwriter, has always had a deep connection with music. From a young age, she found her voice, drawing inspiration from iconic artists such as Erykah Badu, Sade, Nina Simone, and Lauryn Hill. These influences have shaped her unique sound, a blend of R&B and Soul that resonates with a timeless quality.
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Ellisa Sun’s music feels like a heartfelt confession wrapped in a rich tapestry of influences. Her newest single, “Stupid Little Things,” is no exception. With a voice that carries the rawness of Amy Winehouse and the soulful introspection of Lauryn Hill, Ellisa delivers a performance that is both intimate and powerful. The track explores the
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Sixten, the Swedish sibling duo composed of Tova and Sigge Strandell, has returned to the music scene with a highly anticipated release that marks a new chapter in their evolving journey. Known for their unpretentious yet sophisticated sound, sixten has always placed music at the forefront of their career, allowing their creative expression to mature
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Isaac Roosevelt and Timbhai have teamed up to create something special with their latest single, “Strong,” which is the second track from their newest mini-album. This collaboration is a celebration of the rich R&B and soul traditions of the 70s and 80s, genres that have profoundly influenced both artists throughout their careers. Isaac Roosevelt, a
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