Jewel Owusu is a rising star in the music industry, and her latest releases “my mind” and “ethan” showcase her immense talent and artistic vision. As a half Filipino and half Ghanaian singer-songwriter, Jewel draws from a diverse range of genres to create something uniquely her own, and her lyrics are authentic and reflective of […]
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Unfamiliar Things is a musical band hailing from Los Angeles, California, and fronted by the talented Matt Levy. They are known for their eclectic mix of styles, unique vocals, and captivating melodies that leave their listeners spellbound. With their debut LP, the band has quickly made a name for themselves in the music industry. In
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Meet TUSHAR, an Indie(an) artist hailing from Adelaide, Australia. He entered the music scene in 2016 and has played in several bands before emerging as a solo artist. In 2021, TUSHAR shifted his focus towards Bedroom Indie/Pop music, drawing inspiration from artists like Gus Dapperton, Dayglow, and Two Door Cinema Club. TUSHAR’s relatable lyrics, dreamy
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Music has the power to uplift, inspire, and bring people together. It is a universal language that can heal even the deepest of wounds. However, what happens when the creator of the music is unable to listen or even write it due to a debilitating condition? This was the case for Sam Nardella of MRY
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Shayla McDaniel is a rising star in the indie-pop scene, known for her honeyed vocals, pristine pop grooves, big hooks, and soaring melodies that contribute to her pop allure. Based in Knoxville, Tennessee, Shayla is a singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer who crafts music to soundtrack your life. Her laid-back persona and alt-rock sensibility have earned
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London-based musical duo Gold Spectacles has been making waves with their unique blend of baroque-pop music since their 2019 eponymous debut album. Favouring a DIY approach, the duo draws on an eclectic range of influences, including Paul Simon, Phoenix, and Lykke Li, to create a sonic palette that toes the line between electronic and organic
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Mak Ro, the Memphis-based duo consisting of Filipino-American cousins Eric Makapugay and Kristoffer Ruaro, have been making waves with their soulful sound that draws influences from pop, R&B, and rock music. Since their first release in 2019, they have dropped 13 singles and a 4-song EP, showcasing their musical versatility and ability to fuse various
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MOMV is an up-and-coming American multi-instrumentalist, singer, and songwriter hailing from California. With a lifelong passion for music and a jazz background, MOMV is an artist who effortlessly blends together various genres to create a unique and eclectic sound that’s all his own. His music is characterized by guitar-forward melodies, groovy bass lines, and smooth,
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If you’re a fan of indie music, you may have heard of Anna Sun, a band based in Brooklyn, New York. Anna Sun is composed of Sam Aneson (vocals, guitar), Nikola Balać (drums), and Andrew Shewaga (bass). The band was formed during the COVID-19 pandemic after the breakup of Satin Nickel, and they’ve been making
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Jacob McCurdy is a mustachioed musician hailing from Maine who has carved out a unique niche in the world of Indie-Americana. With a blend of Folk, Rock, and Roots music, he has created a sound that is distinctly his own, characterized by honest lyrics and lush harmonies. His music explores themes of love, heartbreak, joy,
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