Hans, the Korean-Kiwi artist from the small town of Kerikeri, has been on a unique musical journey since he first started creating music at the age of 14. Growing up in New Zealand, he found early inspiration in the rise of Mac Miller and the underground music scene of the 2010s. Hans was drawn to […]
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Lo Artiz, a Miami-born, LA-based independent artist, is an undeniable force within the modern musical landscape. Raised by first-generation Cuban and Costa Rican American parents, she channels the vibrancy of her heritage through a rich blend of Soul, R&B, and Hip-Hop influences. Her sound is a bold fusion of genres that has earned her comparisons
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o.d.k.’s “Love Letters” EP feels like a tender, heartfelt conversation between friends, with each track peeling back layers of vulnerability and desire. From the first listen, I was immediately drawn into the narrative unfolding across the four songs, each one offering a different shade of intimacy. There’s a rawness in o.d.k.’s music that feels both
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Chanelle Ray, the Washington-born singer-songwriter, has always had a deep connection with music. From a young age, she found her voice, drawing inspiration from iconic artists such as Erykah Badu, Sade, Nina Simone, and Lauryn Hill. These influences have shaped her unique sound, a blend of R&B and Soul that resonates with a timeless quality.
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Eugenio Oliveras is carving out a distinctive niche in the music world with his evocative blend of genres and introspective lyricism. Hailing from Lancaster, PA, Oliveras has evolved significantly since his early days in the industry. His journey began with a refreshing start in January 2018 when he re-released Designer Drugs, transforming the original 15-track
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Javiere Inniss and Jonesy B have come together to create a vibrant new single that resonates with a message of unity and perseverance. Javiere Inniss, a multi-talented Jamaican-American artist hailing from Atlanta, Georgia, is known for his ability to seamlessly blend genres like Rock, Funk, EDM, Indie, Jazz, and R&B. His music often mirrors his
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Johnny Murrell is an artist who defies expectations. A true frontman and musician, he has traveled from the pulsating music scenes of NYC and LA back to the heart of Tulsa, Oklahoma. What could have been a simple homecoming turned out to be a creative renaissance. Tulsa, with its thriving arts scene, offered Johnny more
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Stone Jets, a London-based band with a multi-national makeup, has been turning heads with their unique blend of soul-centric songs infused with pop sensibilities. The trio, consisting of Given on bass and vocals, Manfred on guitar, and Adrien on drums and vocals, brings together a rich tapestry of influences and experiences. Originating from Cape Town,
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AHSIA, an accomplished artist born in Philadelphia and raised in Vancouver, Canada, has made a name for herself with her versatile blend of R&B, Soul, Jazz, Afrobeat, and Hip-Hop. From a young age, her passion for music was evident, and she has since captivated audiences across British Columbia. AHSIA’s commitment to empowering young people and
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M’Lynn, a singer-songwriter and pianist from Dallas, Texas, has been captivating audiences with her soulful music since her career began at the tender age of 15. A product of Booker T. Washington High School for the Visual and Performing Arts, she follows in the footsteps of distinguished alumni like Norah Jones, Erykah Badu, and Roy
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