Googly eyes has always carved out a world that feels entirely her own, but with her newest single “I Don’t Go Out,” she steps into a new chapter of collaboration while still keeping her singular voice intact. The track, co-written and created with Tove Lo and Flume, is the first taste of a forthcoming joint […]
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EĐĐIE has always been a force of energy and talent, first making waves as the frontman and bassist of Nothing But A Nightmare, where his voice and musical presence helped shape the group’s EPs and albums, including the widely streamed “Kleptomania.” With over 100,000 streams on that record, his impact as part of the band
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Christopha is an artist who knows what it means to run the long race. Born and raised in North and East London, the rapper, writer, and relentless dreamer has built a reputation not just through his lyricism, but through his sheer consistency and vision. After a long absence from releasing music, he came back in
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When four artists with distinct creative voices collide, something rare happens, and “The Present” is proof of that. Finnish producers Misha and cocabona, Dutch-South African vocalist Joya Mooi, and Jamiroquai drummer Derrick McKenzie have crafted a song that feels like a warm exhale—both rooted in groove and lifted by lyrical reflection. The single, released ahead
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LUMINECHO’s latest single, “New Shoes,” feels like a quiet revelation wrapped in distortion and warmth. Madrid-born, LA-based producer and sound artist Juan Riera Gomez has built a project that resists easy categorization, a place where folk memory brushes against fractured electronics, and synthetic tones ache with something deeply human. “New Shoes” is the perfect embodiment
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There’s something magnetic about when two distinct creative forces collide, and PEPTALK x Huck Hastings have managed to capture that spark with their new single “Pretty Colours.” It’s a collaboration born not just out of artistic alignment but out of genuine connection, first formed when they met at a queer writing camp in 2023. The
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Compton has always been a birthplace for raw talent, and Yestrdy is carrying that legacy with a style that’s equal parts grit, energy, and vision. Born Barshay Clay, he found his voice in the hallways of school long before stepping into the studio. What started as battle rapping at the back of classrooms quickly turned
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Brooklyn’s Kaneb Andrews has always had a knack for weaving timeless storytelling into modern textures, and his newest single, “Recombination,” might be his most vulnerable work yet. Coming off the heels of his previous release “Midnight Medicine,” this track marks another step in a series of singles set to arrive throughout 2025, each one peeling
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Mall goth’s newest release, “Heather’s Exit,” feels like wandering into a familiar place only to find it shifting beneath your feet. The upstate NY jangle rock band leans into their signature blend of indie rock, dream pop, and psychedelia, weaving a soundscape that balances clarity with haze. It’s a coming-of-age record that doesn’t just tell
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Brian Walker has built his career on turning small-town roots into big, ambitious dreams. Growing up on a farm in East Kingston, New Hampshire, he transformed his childhood bedroom into a recording studio, where he began writing, producing, and mixing his own pop songs. That early determination has carried him into a thriving career that
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