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Growing Pains and Power Plays in Samantha Margret’s “Hot Enough”

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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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Austin Gatus & Sophia James Make Magic with “Don’t Want This to Change”

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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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Nadia Younes Turns Heartache Into Art on “Tombstone”

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Nadia Younes is no stranger to transformation. From her early roots in Saratoga, California, where she trained in classical music, opera, and ballet, to the electric pop and R&B world she now inhabits, her evolution as an artist has been anything but ordinary. Her latest single, “Tombstone,” released on April 4th, is a bold testament

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Shreea Kaul Casts a Spell with New Single “Khali Wali”

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Shreea Kaul continues to enchant listeners with her newest single, “Khali Wali,” a final, mesmerizing glimpse into her upcoming album Cruel Intentions. Born in India and raised in Houston, Shreea has crafted a sonic identity that elegantly marries the richness of Indian classical music with the emotional depth of Western R&B, drawing inspiration from icons

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Kadeli and Ouse Remind Us to Let Go of Expectations in “Oh Well”

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Kadeli and Ouse have both found themselves at the crossroads of personal expression and public connection, and their newest single “Oh Well” feels like a natural meeting point for their two journeys. Kadeli, who once focused his energy on growing a YouTube empire with Hipyo Tech, made a bold decision to dive into music after

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PEPTALK Says Goodbye to Toxicity in New Single “Good With Goodbye”

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PEPTALK isn’t just a band—they’re your musical ride-or-die, your late-night group chat in sonic form, the wholesome chaos that tells you to leave that toxic ex on read and hit up karaoke instead. With Jay-Lee Kwan on keys, Lara Frew on bass, and Phoebe Sinclair on vocals, the trio oozes the kind of authentic chemistry

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Glitter Etiquette’s “Cerulean” Blurs the Lines of Noise and Emotion

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Glitter Etiquette’s latest EP “Cerulean” is a cinematic plunge into noise-washed futurism, where shoegaze sensibilities collide headfirst with glitchy electronics and a post-everything edge. Across five tracks, the band takes the sonic building blocks they laid in Silicone Bodies—grungy textures, dreamy layering, and melodic dissonance—and bends them into something less earthly, more synthetic, and infinitely

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Lauren Minear’s “Nice Guy” Is a Warning Disguised as a Bop

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Lauren Minear has never been one to shy away from emotion, honesty, or the sometimes messy intersection of the two. Her newest single, “Nice Guy,”, takes everything she’s known for—poetic vulnerability, soaring vocals, and lyrical depth—and sharpens it into a pop rock anthem that refuses to be polite. It’s a bold step into a new

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Patrick Sampson’s “More Than the Moment” Is a Heartfelt Ode to Hope

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Patrick Sampson has a way of making music that feels like it’s always been a part of you. Barely in his 20s, his songwriting already carries the weight and wisdom of someone who has lived through countless stories. His latest single, “More Than the Moment,” continues this tradition, offering a deeply emotional exploration of the

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Maddie Regent Turns Heartache into Art on Her Haunting New Single “Turtleneck”

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Maddie Regent has always had a gift for turning vulnerability into something powerful. Originally from Toronto and now making her mark in New York City, Maddie’s music feels like a quiet conversation that somehow manages to echo loudly in the back of your mind. Since the age of 12, songwriting has been her way of

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