Jackson Breit’s new album “Covers 2” isn’t just a sequel—it’s a full-circle moment that manages to say something bold about artistry, individuality, and evolution without ever saying a word directly. The Virginia Beach-born soul-pop talent has always had a way of standing out, not just for his genre-blending chops but for the heart he brings […]
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Beach For Tiger’s latest single, “I Don’t Wanna Stay,” is a lush, hypnotic swirl of contradictions—soulful yet cosmic, melancholy but electrified, rooted in mortality and drifting toward the disco ball in the sky. The London-based band, known for crafting dreamy and emotive grooves under the banner of “soulful psych,” doesn’t just stay in their lane
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Arya x Artemis Orion’s latest single, “Thrill of it,” is a sonic exploration of intensity, freedom, and the addictive rush that comes with chasing the high moments in life. Released under NIGHTMODE, a label known for spotlighting boundary-pushing electronic music, this track isn’t just a collaboration—it’s a collision of two visionary energies. Artemis Orion brings
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Wintur is making his mark in Los Angeles with the kind of quiet intensity that sticks with you. A recent Berklee College of Music graduate, he’s not just a singer—he’s a songwriter, producer, and pianist who crafts songs that are intimate, haunting, and emotionally raw. His newest single, “burnt,” is a perfect example of that
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MØNA’s latest single, “unlucky,” is a glittering storm cloud of synths, heartbreak, and biting self-awareness. This Massachusetts-born artist has always had a knack for channeling emotional depth through shimmering soundscapes, and with “unlucky,” she sharpens that edge to reveal something both painfully raw and ironically playful. From the moment the first note drops, it’s clear
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Fleming has a knack for capturing the soul of a moment, wrapping it in melody, and sending it off into the world like a message in a bottle. Originally hailing from the South, his music draws from the golden years of ’90s rock, the raw heart of country, and the timeless craft of storytelling. His
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When MP Grey and Romy Dya join forces, it’s not just a collaboration—it’s a bold musical statement. Hailing from two very different backgrounds, the two artists converge in perfect harmony on their newest single, “Wonderland,” a genre-blending track that feels as limitless as its title suggests. MP Grey, the visionary producer from Germany known for
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There’s something beautifully unhinged about Jack Xander. The Los Angeles-based music and art maker has made a name for himself not just through his genre-warping sound, but for his borderline uncontainable energy—especially on stage. His shows feel like punk-rock circuses with synths: raw, chaotic, and wildly entertaining. But underneath all that noise and mayhem, there’s
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There’s something wonderfully ironic about a band that nearly called it quits finally sounding the most like themselves. That’s what Bora York’s latest single “Glow Hover” feels like—a full-circle moment that arrives with no pressure, just pure pop bliss filtered through a neon haze of memory and movement. Bora York, the Minneapolis-based husband-and-wife duo of
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Press play and let your worries melt away—Steven Thad’s latest single “Smile” is here, and it’s exactly what the heart needs. With a voice that carries both warmth and vulnerability, Steven once again delivers a deeply personal yet universally uplifting track that’s destined to sit with listeners long after the final note. Known offstage as
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