Panpsyche’s new album “Full Circle” doesn’t just tell a story—it completes one. It feels like listening to a soul walk the long way around only to return to itself, changed, weathered, but somehow softer and more whole. The Toronto-based artist, known for blending fantasy, philosophy, and music into an ever-expanding universe, has created a project […]
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Giuseppe Cucè has always carried his art like a flame—something that burns quietly but intensely, shaped over decades of introspection, creation, and a lifelong devotion to the act of feeling deeply. Born in Catania on September 8, 1972, he grew up with an instinct for expression that passed through many forms before arriving at the
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Meredith Adelaide’s new single, “What Do I Know,” feels like a quiet revelation—an unguarded moment of truth stretched out across minimal soundscapes and emotional clarity. In her work, Meredith has always encouraged a kind of inward gaze, a willingness to sit with discomfort until it transforms into understanding. “What Do I Know” continues this intimate
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Girl Wilde returns with her new single “could’ve been,” a raw and emotional anthem for anyone who’s ever stood at the edge of something real—only to watch it slip away. Known for her fierce energy and confessional lyrics, the Florida-born singer transforms heartbreak into something cinematic and cathartic. The track captures the feeling of almost-love:
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With their new album “In Between Dreams”, Secret Rendezvous reaffirms why they’ve long been one of the most compelling voices in modern soul-pop. The Amsterdam-based duo—Sietske Morsch and Remi Lauw—has always walked the line between nostalgia and newness, blending old-school charm with fresh energy. But this latest project, released on September 26, 2025, feels different.
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Mia Ghabarou, the Tunisian-Danish composer, songwriter, and visual artist known as 100, steps into her most personal and uncompromising chapter yet with the release of her new single “Red Flags.” Known for her ability to merge electronic composition, classical instrumentation, and visual storytelling, Ghabarou’s work has always occupied the space between sound and vision. Under
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Hartlepool’s own jazz soul quartet NEEB return with “All Caught Up,” a radiant new single that shimmers with warmth, rhythm, and unmistakable groove. The group—made up of Jasmine Weatherill, Mark Hand, Mark Lloyd, and Tony Waite—continues to craft a sound that feels both nostalgic and forward-thinking, rooted in the traditions of jazz and soul but
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Chris Portka’s “The Album Everyone Wants” feels like a love letter to music itself — a record that bends time, genre, and expectation while somehow staying grounded in the dust and gold of the American songbook. Recorded between New York City’s iconic Sear Sound and Oakland’s Brothers (Chinese) Recording, this 11-track collection is Portka’s most
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When two visionary artists like Glassio and Loren Berí collide, the result is something uniquely transcendent. Their latest collaboration, “Al Pacino,” feels like a dream painted in neon and shadow—a surreal and shimmering slice of melancholy electro-pop that lingers long after the final note fades. What begins as a cinematic nod to one of Hollywood’s
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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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