Khern$ and Miz.Clover have returned with their third official collaboration, and this time, they’re not just dropping a track—they’re pulling you into a world of emotional duality and introspection. “Thought of You” feels like the kind of song that lingers in your chest long after the last note fades, a sonic dive into the messy […]
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David Jin’s latest single, “With and Not Without You,” unfolds like a quiet storm—gentle yet emotionally charged, intimate yet sweeping. Deeply influenced by the golden era of ‘90s R&B and the powerful legacies of Mariah Carey and Toni Braxton, the track leans into the genre’s signature soulfulness while confidently establishing David’s unique voice in today’s
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Shreea Kaul continues to enchant listeners with her newest single, “Khali Wali,” a final, mesmerizing glimpse into her upcoming album Cruel Intentions. Born in India and raised in Houston, Shreea has crafted a sonic identity that elegantly marries the richness of Indian classical music with the emotional depth of Western R&B, drawing inspiration from icons
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Jony Shelby’s latest single “london//layover” feels like a quiet confession wrapped in soulful R&B warmth. Originally from Baton Rouge and now calling Austin, Texas home, Shelby has been slowly but surely carving out a space for himself in the music world. His journey into artistry feels almost inevitable when you hear his backstory — growing
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Moon Age returns with their second single, “Time is Running Out,” a lush, retro-tinged track that solidifies their sonic identity while digging a little deeper emotionally. Hailing from Stockport, UK, Matt Hanson and Bryn Shipperlee have crafted a world that fuses the nostalgic shimmer of 80s synths with funk-driven bass lines, melodic guitar riffs, and
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Denzel The Artist is bringing a fresh, cinematic touch to R&B, fusing his choral roots with modern influences to create music that doesn’t just sound good but feels like an entire experience. Hailing from Akron, Ohio, Denzel has built his artistry on the foundation of inspiration—wanting his music to uplift and transport his listeners. With
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Lucio Zerimar approaches music as more than just a craft—it’s a means of perception, a bridge between the self and the world. Having spent years performing across the vibrant landscapes of Central America, his music absorbs the essence of every place he’s touched, every note shaped by the pulse of Panama, Colombia, Mexico, and Costa
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Kaidi Akinnibi’s latest single, “Texas,” is more than just a song—it’s a personal revelation. The South London-born saxophonist, vocalist, and guitarist has been carving out a space for himself in the UK jazz and alternative rock landscape, and with this track, he offers a glimpse into his own internal world. Known for his high-energy performances
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Natalie Clark’s journey is nothing short of extraordinary. From a Scottish classroom to the heart of Los Angeles, her path to music was sparked by a single bold moment that changed everything. A former schoolteacher, Clark’s life took an unexpected turn when she attended a BBC Radio 1 Academy event hosted by Nick Grimshaw. In
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Fearlessly carving her own path, Aotearoa’s MADELINE. steps into her solo career with a sound that is as introspective as it is electrifying. The singer-songwriter blends soulful neo-pop with a confidence honed from years as the lead vocalist of She Loves You, the all-girl rock band where her talent first became a fixture in the
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