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Jari Salmikivi Teams Up with Austin Leeds for “Believe” (Remix)

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Jari Salmikivi, a Swedish guitarist, songwriter, and producer, has a knack for creating music that resonates with the soul. His latest release, a remix of his single “Believe,” is no exception. Originally released on January 12, 2022, “Believe” was a Motown and gospel-inspired anthem brimming with uplifting energy and heartfelt affirmations. It was a song […]

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Why elijah woods’ “We Should Stick Together” (Acoustic) Is the Anthem We Needed

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elijah woods is closing out 2024 with a special acoustic version of his hit single, “We Should Stick Together,” marking another milestone in his remarkable year. Originally featured on his Hey There Elijah EP, the song quickly became a viral sensation, averaging 5,000 daily sound uses on TikTok and securing a spot in the Top

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Jon Vinyl Captures Holiday Love in “Nothing Like Christmas”

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Jon Vinyl, the 23-year-old artist from Toronto, Ontario, has once again delivered a piece of music that feels deeply personal and universally relatable. His latest single, “Nothing Like Christmas,” captures the unique blend of warmth, longing, and nostalgia that defines the holiday season. With his signature style of strummed guitar chords and atmospheric synths, Vinyl

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MADELINE. Unveils the Vulnerable Brilliance of “Going in Blind”

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Fearlessly carving her own path, Aotearoa’s MADELINE. steps into her solo career with a sound that is as introspective as it is electrifying. The singer-songwriter blends soulful neo-pop with a confidence honed from years as the lead vocalist of She Loves You, the all-girl rock band where her talent first became a fixture in the

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A Year of Growth Culminates in Christopha’s “Quality Time”

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Born and raised in North and East London, Christopha is a rapper, writer, and relentless dreamer who has carved a unique path in music. His journey hasn’t been without its challenges, but each twist and turn has only added depth to his artistry. After stepping away from a Fortune 500 company to chase his musical

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Caroline Romano Finds Power in Vulnerability with “Born to Want More”

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At just 23 years old, Caroline Romano has carved out her space in the alt-pop landscape with a blend of misty-eyed ballads and fiery, guitar-driven anthems. Based in Nashville, she has spent the past few years building a reputation as a fearless storyteller and dynamic performer. Her music explores the intricate layers of being a

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Alba Rose Illuminates the Path to Renewal with “Sunshine”

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Alba Rose, the indie-soul and indie-pop artist from New Zealand, captures the beauty of transformation and hope in her music, weaving together the vibrant energy of her Spanish heritage and the rugged natural beauty of her upbringing in Wānaka. Now based in Berlin, Alba’s artistry is shaped by her adventurous spirit and her connection to

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Kerry Charles Blends Nostalgia and Neuroticism in “Pay to Survive”

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Kerry Charles crafts music that feels like a shimmering blend of eras, blurring the lines between a nostalgic past and a sharp, self-aware present. His artistry lives in the space where smooth dad rock meets seductive R&B, where Prince’s daring and Steely Dan’s meticulousness collide. His sound, drenched in synths and punctuated by Max Cudworth’s

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