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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Michael Sanders, the Austin-based songwriter, composer, and recording artist, has a way of making nostalgia feel brand new. His newest single, “the wild,” delivers an infectious indie pop beat wrapped around layers of melodic hooks that catch you instantly and refuse to let go. With a sound that flirts equally with retro warmth and modern
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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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When two artists known for introspection and emotional depth come together, something quietly powerful happens. That’s exactly the case with An Early Bird and &Tilly and their collaborative single, “The Way We Know.” The song feels like a shared diary entry between two souls who understand that love is rarely a clean, linear path. It’s
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Odaiba is the latest evolution of an artist who’s spent more than two decades shaping and reshaping his sound. Nicko, the man behind the moniker, has always lived in the heart of music. From his early days with Soulchildren to this solo journey, he’s never stopped exploring. His musical roots run deep—steeped in funk, rap,
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There’s a kind of magic people expect from love stories set in New York. It’s in the skyline, in the hum of cabs, in Central Park strolls and subway eye contact. We’ve seen it in movies and heard it in songs—where serendipity collides with heartbreak in the most cinematic way. But in her newest single
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There’s a certain magic that happens when an artist channels decades of life, experience, and craft into music that feels both intimate and expansive. That’s what you get with Rebecca Haviland and Whiskey Heart—a band that doesn’t just perform songs, but invites you into moments of vulnerability, strength, and soul-searching clarity. With a voice that
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There’s a certain magic to a band that can define a sound while constantly reinventing it, and Bitter:Sweet has always lived comfortably in that space. Since their debut, they’ve exuded an effortless cool—an intoxicating mix of cinematic drama, tropical rhythm, sultry groove, and lyrical sophistication. Their music has never shied away from emotion or elegance,
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Glitter Etiquette’s latest EP “Cerulean” is a cinematic plunge into noise-washed futurism, where shoegaze sensibilities collide headfirst with glitchy electronics and a post-everything edge. Across five tracks, the band takes the sonic building blocks they laid in Silicone Bodies—grungy textures, dreamy layering, and melodic dissonance—and bends them into something less earthly, more synthetic, and infinitely
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There’s something magnetic about music born from shared isolation. Monks of Symbiosis, a band whose name already evokes unity and coexistence, embody that energy completely. Formed during the depths of the COVID-19 pandemic, when the world shut its doors and musicians everywhere found themselves cut off from the familiar rhythms of live performance, six musicians
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