There’s something undeniably special about watching an artist come into their own—and when that artist is just 14 years old and already turning heads across the industry, it’s impossible not to take notice. James Wimbley, the Nashville-based singer-songwriter, has been carving out a space for himself with a voice beyond his years and a sound […]
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Duncan Horlock, the solo artist tucked just south of London and crafting pop songs out of a former photographic studio, continues to carve out a space for himself in music with vulnerability and heart. His newest single, “Wish You Were Here,” is a poignant piano ballad that strips everything back—no flashy production, no overdone layers—just
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Born in Chino Hills, California, Drew Turner’s story is one of emotional excavation and artistic evolution. Raised in a homeschool environment, Drew discovered music not just as a hobby, but as therapy—a private outlet that began at the age of thirteen and never quite left his side. His early immersion in musical theatre, performed with
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Dead Rose, the Boulder-based Producer and DJ whose name itself is a poetic paradox, continues to mesmerize the electronic music world with his latest single, “Take Me Away” featuring Casey Cook. Known for crafting tracks that live in the liminal space between grace and grit, Dead Rose doesn’t just make music—he sculpts emotional landscapes. His
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Estella Dawn is not just another voice in the pop scene—she’s a force, a presence, and a revelation. Born in New Zealand and now making waves from San Diego, Estella wears many hats: singer, songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist. But more than titles, she brings a fierce independence and undeniable talent to everything she creates. Her
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Khern$ and Miz.Clover have returned with their third official collaboration, and this time, they’re not just dropping a track—they’re pulling you into a world of emotional duality and introspection. “Thought of You” feels like the kind of song that lingers in your chest long after the last note fades, a sonic dive into the messy
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There’s something almost cinematic about Genuine Leather’s latest single, “Getting Ready to Go Out.” From the first few notes, you’re transported into a twilight moment of anticipation—the kind that shimmers with the potential of a night not yet lived. It’s the soundtrack to the pregame, the quiet chaos before the party, the stillness before movement.
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Julia DeTomaso has a way of writing songs that feel like the stuff you whisper to yourself when no one else is listening. Her music doesn’t just tell a story—it unravels it slowly, like a memory coming back in fragments. With her latest single, “Fake It,” she leans all the way into that space where
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Christopha and NEVUSSIDE have linked up once again, and this time they’ve delivered a pure Grime heater with their latest single “Called Man Back.” It’s the ninth release from 26 Miles and Running Part 2, the ambitious sequel to Christopha’s 2023 project where he dropped a track every two weeks for an entire year. Now
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Deshaymond is not just a name, it’s a declaration—a defiant, soulful echo from the edge of adversity that refuses to be ignored. The blind singer-songwriter’s latest single, “Gutta,” is more than a cover of Kina’s emotionally raw “Girl from the Gutter.” It’s a reclamation. A reimagining. A victory chant. It’s Deshaymond standing ten toes down
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