Grace Kay is an artist whose music and message are impossible to ignore. Born and raised in Los Angeles, she carries the city’s creative pulse in everything she does—from the lush intricacies of her synth-pop sound to the self-aware stories woven through her lyrics. Her journey began in an all-girls high school, where the seed […]
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Kelsey Breedlove might live just a short walk from a quiet community garden in Springfield, Missouri, but her music reaches far beyond those borders. Her newest single, “Like Summertime,” is a radiant burst of sound and story, soaked in sunlight and faith, but rooted in something deeper—pain, survival, and a divine sense of purpose. Kelsey
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Denzel The Artist, a rising singer-songwriter from Akron, Ohio, continues to carve out a distinct space in modern R&B with the release of his latest single, “Stars.” Drawing from a musical background steeped in classical choral training and deeply rooted in both New Age and Old School R&B traditions, Denzel blends genre and era with
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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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There’s something about the name change that feels symbolic. Charlie, formerly known as Swipa, has always been a forward-thinking producer, but with his latest release “Faces,” it’s clear he’s stepped into a new phase of artistry—one that’s not just about beats, but about intention, feeling, and depth. This evolution isn’t just a rebrand; it’s an
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NEW ENTMT, the artistic moniker of Stockholm-based producer and songwriter Tobias Bergholm, returns in 2025 with a shimmering new single that cuts straight to the heart. “Maraschinos & Heartbreak” is the natural evolution of the sonic world introduced in his 2024 self-titled debut EP — but where that collection lingered in the haze of introspection,
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There’s a certain magic that emerges when an artist doesn’t just make music, but carries the weight of multiple worlds within every note. Ava like Lava is one of those artists. Iranian-born, raised in a mosaic of global experiences—from Japan to China to South Africa—she doesn’t just sing about the idea of “home”; she’s lived
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Kerry Charles returns with a slow-burning meditation on aging, sorrow, and the strange beauty tucked within it all. His latest single, “It’ll Be Over Soon,” carries the weight of lived experience while gliding effortlessly on a groove that feels like silk. The song, a title track from his forthcoming LP, is a quietly devastating yet
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Forgetmyname returns with a bold and effervescent new single titled “setmefree,” a track that pushes boundaries both sonically and emotionally. Hailing from Bridgeport, Connecticut and now rooted in Raleigh, North Carolina, the artist continues to blur genre lines, this time diving headfirst into the glittering world of electronic and dance pop. Known for blending nostalgic
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There’s something undeniably theatrical about Henry Blaeser, the way his music tiptoes between sarcasm and sincerity, emotional truth and imaginative fiction. With his latest single “Thundering,” Blaeser plunges headfirst into the melancholic fantasia he’s becoming known for—an art-pop anthem that feels both intimate and surreal, like a dreamscape narrated by someone too clever for their
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