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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dragongirl is a name that’s been echoing through Europe’s underground electronic scene for a while now, a shapeshifting force of sound and identity who refuses to be boxed in. With a career marked by high-energy DJ sets, festival stages like Øyafestivalen and By:Larm, and regular appearances at Copenhagen’s Den Anden Side and Berlin’s Soul Feeder
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Dylan Perkons continues to carve a path that feels deeply personal and refreshingly honest. Originally from Santa Maria, California, and now based in Vancouver, the singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist has long been drawn to moody, introspective songwriting. His work effortlessly weaves influences from folk-rock giants like The National and Big Thief to the quiet wisdom of
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Samantha Margret doesn’t just make music—she crafts confessionals. Her newest single, “hot enough,” is a prime example of her fearless commitment to unearthing the feelings we often bury, particularly those forged under the weight of societal expectations. Produced and written entirely by Samantha herself, the track is a powerful descent into the complicated psyche of
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Kat Velasco continues to carve out her place in the Western pop landscape with her newest single, “Name on my Phone,” a dreamy ode to the early stages of romance. In a world where emotions are often masked and vulnerability can feel like a risk, Kat leans all the way in, daydreaming out loud with
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There’s something magnetic about music that doesn’t shy away from truth. Swedish artist ANNA VEE delivers exactly that with her latest single, “Honesty.” From the very first beat, the song commands attention—not with flash or spectacle, but with raw emotion and a soul-deep sincerity that’s hard to come by. The production is modern and crisp,
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There’s something compelling about a musician who wears their geography as boldly as they wear their heart. Mark “The Ram” O’Donnell is that kind of artist—rooted in memory, drawn to movement, and endlessly fascinated by the tension between stillness and change. His latest album, “I Am Nowhere, I Am Everywhere,” isn’t just a collection of
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Love stories set to song often strike the deepest chords, and Austin Gatus x Sophia James’ new single “Don’t Want This to Change” is a shining, soulful example. This R&B-tinged indie-pop ballad wraps you in the warmth of young love just beginning—sweet, uncertain, but strong enough to try and weather the ache of distance. With
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