Natalie Clark’s journey from a Scottish school teacher to a recording artist in Los Angeles is nothing short of remarkable. It all began with a spontaneous moment that would alter the course of her life. Attending a BBC Radio 1 Academy event, Clark found herself in the presence of Sir Richard Branson. In an unexpected […]
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Venture Boi’s latest single, “The Narrow Door,” offers a journey into the dreamlike haze of a world where nothing is quite as it seems. Matt Sanderlin, the creative force behind the project, invites listeners into an alluring and hypnotic nightclub with an edge of mystery and intrigue. It’s not just a song—it’s a cinematic experience,
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The Irrepressibles is a project that has consistently blurred the lines between traditional pop and experimental artistry, led by Jamie Irrepressible, who has an uncanny ability to evoke emotions through the careful layering of sound. Since the debut single “My Witness” in 2005, Jamie’s approach to music has been anything but conventional. Drawing inspiration from
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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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DROZ, the Essex-born artist who’s been quietly refining his craft, is making waves with his latest single, “Everybody Must Have a Fantasy.” Channeling the vibrant and nostalgic tones of City Pop, DROZ brings a refreshing blend of 80s synths, dreamy melodies, and infectious grooves that feel like a sun-drenched daydream. His sound feels like a
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Kuda’s latest EP, 52 Blue, is an exploration of contrasts—the loud, brash exterior versus the quiet, aching interior. Inspired by the story of a whale that communicates at a frequency no other whale can understand, Kuda’s work on this project delves deep into the loneliness and isolation that comes with feeling out of sync with
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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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Ethan Buckner is a musical force shaped by a life lived on the edge. His story is as much about activism as it is about music, weaving harrowing experiences into the fabric of his artistry. From being detained by the Egyptian military, accused of espionage, to chaining himself to the Oakland police department in protest
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Animal Oracle, a band born out of the vibrant and eclectic Asheville, NC music scene, offers a modern sound that resonates with those who find themselves nostalgic for something undefined, something almost forgotten. Their journey began when Kai Heinmets, a poet who transitioned into songwriting, sought out fellow artists who shared his passion for the
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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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