RBD steps onto the scene with a striking mix of attitude and melody, and their latest single “City Boy” captures everything that makes their sound impossible to ignore. The duo, made up of musical multitools Ørjan Kristoffersen Lund and Fredrik Sele, are based in Stavanger—the sheep and oil capital of Norway—and together they create a […]
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From the romantic streets of France to the glow of the global stage, Bonnivita is an artist who defies boundaries—not just musically, but emotionally. A self-styled musical chameleon since 2018, he’s shaped a career that slips fluidly between neo-classical piano, jazz, electro, orchestral arrangements, and pop, always led by an instinct to express something authentic.
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“There Are Things I’d Like to Say” feels like a whispered memory—something gentle, half-lit, and impossibly tender. In this final collaboration between Jason LaPierre and the late Filipina artist eda, the listener is invited into a space that holds both beauty and ache. The song is not just a duet, but a dialogue suspended in
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Talkline’s latest release, “Stuck Here,” marks a graceful but bold step into a new chapter for the duo, composed of longtime collaborators Amy Hollingsworth and Will Hobson. With over a decade of friendship underpinning their creative partnership, Talkline’s music is rich with trust, subtlety, and shared vision. Their newest single is a clear evolution—an elegant
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JusHarry isn’t waiting for the industry to catch up. With his unmistakable Scottish accent and razor-sharp lyrical clarity, he’s crafting his own path—one that’s grounded in authenticity, self-reliance, and a fresh take on UK rap. After the success of his 2024 debut EP Losing Focus, which earned him widespread acclaim, a sold-out Scottish tour, and
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Christopha is no stranger to persistence. Born and raised in North and East London, he’s built a reputation not just on bars and beats but on discipline, grit, and a deep-rooted commitment to self-evolution. His latest single, “Personal Best,” feels like a victory lap — not in the sense that he’s done, but more that
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Ben Barritt has always had a knack for pairing lyrical nuance with musical richness, and his newest single “Some Time” is no exception. It’s a track that stretches the boundaries of his alt-pop storytelling, drawing listeners into a surreal scenario—a first date with a superhero. There’s a kind of quiet magic in the premise alone.
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There’s a kind of magic that happens when pain meets artistry, and Danish alt-pop artist AiramFM seems to live in that space. The moniker of 26-year-old Maria Friis Møller, AiramFM has been steadily crafting a world of her own since her 2022 debut—one filled with haunting melodies, raw emotion, and shimmering, cinematic soundscapes. Her latest
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Siena Fantini is the kind of artist who makes you remember what it felt like to be fifteen and feel everything all at once. With a voice that’s both open-hearted and unshakably confident, she channels diary pages into songs that land with emotional precision. Her newest single, “poptart”, is a perfect example of this —
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There’s a certain kind of energy that pulses through the night when a DJ truly knows how to move a crowd—and John Lock has mastered that art. Known for lighting up some of the most iconic venues in Los Angeles and Las Vegas, Lock has built a name that stretches far beyond the DJ booth.
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