When two artists known for introspection and emotional depth come together, something quietly powerful happens. That’s exactly the case with An Early Bird and &Tilly and their collaborative single, “The Way We Know.” The song feels like a shared diary entry between two souls who understand that love is rarely a clean, linear path. It’s […]
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Nashville’s country scene welcomes a fresh and powerful voice as Taulia Lave, the Samoan country singer from Waiʻaʻnae, Oʻahu, releases his debut album, “Modern Day Cowboy.” A heartfelt tribute to his late father, the album draws from the resilience and spirit of the working class. With twelve tracks steeped in personal stories and emotional depth,
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Mokina’s music has always carried the weight of wanderlust, a sonic passport stamped with influences from her Montreal roots to her Portuguese present. Since 2018, she has been steadily carving out her place in the indie scene, amassing millions of streams and taking her sound across stages from New York to Lisbon. Now, from her
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The Tumblers, a folk-rock band formed in Brooklyn, are preparing to make waves with their debut album, Tangerine, due for release on March 28, 2025. But before the full record drops, the band has given us a taste of what’s to come with their newest single, “Voice Inside.” This track perfectly encapsulates the raw energy
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Jemmy Joe’s “Song and Dance Man” is more than just a tribute to Bob Dylan—it’s a kaleidoscopic reimagining of his work, shaped by Olympia’s unheralded but immensely talented music scene. With thirteen covers spanning everything from electro pop to trad jazz, garage rock to orchestrated ballads, the album showcases not only Jemmy Joe’s wide-ranging musical
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Kacey, a 22-year-old singer-songwriter from Long Island, NY, is stepping into the spotlight with her newest single, “Inevitable”. Music has always been a driving force in her life—a passion that she’s been nurturing for as long as she can remember. For Kacey, songwriting is more than just a craft; it’s an emotional outlet and a
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Natalie Clark’s journey from a classroom in Scotland to the bustling music scene in Los Angeles is a story of courage, talent, and seizing unexpected opportunities. Years ago, as a Scottish schoolteacher, Natalie attended a BBC Radio 1 Academy event with no thought of performing. But when Sir Richard Branson, the guest speaker, impulsively invited
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Jake Aaron, a British guitarist and songwriter, has a musical journey that blends the warmth of folk with the storytelling spirit of rock and blues. Born and raised in London, his earliest sounds came from his grandfather, who crafted reed pipes by hand and gifted Jake a mouth organ. Although Jake took piano lessons at
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Denver-based singer-songwriter Holly Lovell weaves stories that resonate with raw vulnerability, crafting songs that strike a chord through intimate lyrics and soulful melodies. Her style, rooted in alternative folk, pulls from both acoustic and electric guitar to create an atmosphere of aching honesty. Lovell’s sound channels the lyrical depth of artists like Patty Griffin, Brandi
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Lior Holzman’s journey into music defies expectation, driven by his dedication and vision rather than any simple beginning. Labeled “untalented” by a piano teacher when he was just six, Lior’s parents didn’t realize they had a budding musician in the house until, years later, they found him playing guitar for hours each day, pouring his
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