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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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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Siena Fantini is the kind of artist who makes you remember what it felt like to be fifteen and feel everything all at once. With a voice that’s both open-hearted and unshakably confident, she channels diary pages into songs that land with emotional precision. Her newest single, “poptart”, is a perfect example of this —
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Matt Soverns might be best known around Indianapolis as the Piano Guy, a familiar sight during the pandemic, rolling through the city streets with his 64-key Melodigrand apartment piano on a homemade cart. What began as a spontaneous effort to lift spirits during a bleak time evolved into something bigger—a local legend in motion. Whether
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Sarina’s newest single, “Race with no end,” is a fierce and emotionally rich dive into the kind of battle many listeners know all too well—the fight to stay hopeful in a world that often feels like it’s daring you to give up. With a pulse driven by producer Kevin Thrasher’s high-octane pop-punk sensibility and Sarina’s
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Louie Rubio’s latest single, “Free Fall,” is a quiet triumph—a masterclass in restraint, honesty, and emotional weight. Known for his extensive musical résumé that includes collaborations with giants like Ty Dolla $ign, Post Malone, Nile Rodgers, and Chicago, Rubio now trades the spotlight for solitude, offering a deeply personal piece that feels more like a
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At just 15 years old, Siena Fantini is already establishing herself as a force in the world of pop songwriting, bringing raw emotion and diary-penned honesty to every track she releases. A Los Angeles native with a voice that dances between confident vulnerability and soaring melodic clarity, Siena has a rare gift for turning teenage
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Mandy Ventrice doesn’t just make music—she makes statements. With a career shaped by resilience, raw talent, and relentless DIY hustle, her latest single “Have You Cried” feels like the culmination of every honest lyric, every self-produced track, and every hard-earned win that’s brought her to this moment. It’s not a return to form—it’s a reintroduction,
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When two heartfelt storytellers from different corners of the UK music scene come together, something powerful happens. Joseph Morris x Ironik’s newest single, “We Believe,” is a shining example of what it means to combine vulnerability with strength, pain with perseverance, and dreams with determination. This collaboration isn’t just a song—it’s a declaration of resilience,
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Natalie Clark’s story reads like something out of a feel-good movie: a Scottish school teacher gets up to sing at the spontaneous request of Richard Branson and ends up trading her classroom for the bright lights of Los Angeles. That one fearless moment—standing on a stage in front of a crowd, with no backing band
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