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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Brooklyn’s Kaneb Andrews has always had a knack for weaving timeless storytelling into modern textures, and his newest single, “Recombination,” might be his most vulnerable work yet. Coming off the heels of his previous release “Midnight Medicine,” this track marks another step in a series of singles set to arrive throughout 2025, each one peeling
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Tamar Berk has always had a gift for turning inner chaos into music that feels both intimate and universal, and with her newest single “Stay Close By,” she’s stepping into the most vulnerable and ambitious chapter of her career yet. The song is the first glimpse into her fifth solo album, ocd, which arrived on
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Analog Dog has a way of creating music that feels timeless while also sounding like it belongs to right now. Based in San Francisco, the band pulls its energy from the same Golden Gate Park that has been a birthplace of countless musical revolutions. What makes them unique is the way each member draws on
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There’s something deeply moving about artists who use their music not just as an outlet for themselves, but as a gift for others. Lior Holzman embodies this beautifully with his newest single, “Time Capsule.” A young singer, songwriter, and guitarist, Holzman has always leaned into storytelling as a way to open the door to his
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Planet 81 is the sonic world of Phoenix-based songwriter and producer Justin Cohn, and with his latest single, “Rhythm Rock,” he proves once again that his music isn’t just a nostalgic nod to the past—it’s a vibrant reimagining of it. After the success of his 2024 full-length debut Escape!! …to Planet 81, which drew praise
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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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