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Ahead of his upcoming album, ‘Goodbye Dreampop Troubadour’, set for release on the 10th of October through VanGarrett Records, ‘Hollywood Signs’ from Kramies evokes nostalgia that is reminiscent of The Beatles (think ‘Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds’), while maintaining a timeless feel that is clearly Kramies’ very own. You’re going to want to listen

Duane Hoover’s latest single, “Just an Everyday Thing” could be his mantra, as it’s clear he’s not one to be stopped. He dropped his first full length album, ‘Wayward Path’, back in April, spawning countless singles, with yet another LP, ‘Magac Mirror Story Book’, coming out on the 17th October, through Lighthouse Records. “Just an

As if breaking into the US Top 40 wasn’t enough to mark SHAB as a pop star on a glittering ascent, she returns with ‘Dance Til You’re Free’ – a radiant anthem that pulses with soul and celebration. Glossy and hypnotic, the track isn’t just another hit; it’s a shimmering invitation to move and reclaim

New York’s Rachael Sage returns with more radiance than ever on her latest single, ‘The Best Version’, offering a luminous glimpse into her forthcoming album, ‘Canopy’, due out October 24th. Blending chamber-pop brilliance with classic songwriting sensibility, Sage once again showcases her thoughtful artistry in this reflection on a world dominated by tiny screens. ‘The

Set the date – Casey McQuillen’s ready to walk down an aisle of contemplation and nostalgia with the wistful new ballad, ‘Wedding Date’, Unearthing a softer yet equally emotionally-driven shade of her vibrant pop-rock sound, the London-based singer invites us on a melancholic journey through the heartache of two people who can’t be together yet

With a sound that draws clear influence from the likes of Peter Jöback, Jessie J,Jake Wesley Rogers, and Benjamin Ingrosso, Swedish pop artist Johan Huumo’s new single, ‘Waving Goodbye’ brings together potent melodies with an emotional depth that showcases a strong message of self-discovery. By way of grand cinematic styling, while remaining quite intimate, Huumo

If you’re going to start a revolution, your debut single is right up there as one of the best places to start, and that’s exactly what Ice Cap Babies intend to do with ‘A Scorched Earth (ain’t no summer place)’. While it lures you in with its jaunty reggae-inspired pop rap sound, it’s not long

Eddie Witz And The Most High have returned to brighten up late-summer blues with their transcendent new single, ‘My Island’ – a serene fusion of folk, reggae and pop. Blended with chakra-aligning frequencies, this meditative number offers a spiritual successor to Jeff Barry’s iconic ‘Montego Bay’. The blissful, acoustic ballad traces a sonic journey from

Growing up in Malaysia before moving to Australia, Sanjay Michael now lives in Singapore, where he brings the influences of his musical upbringing to ‘Wall Street Blues’. It’s easy to hear the inspirations of AC/DC and BB King in Sanjay Michael’s music; there’s an electric rock aesthetic that powers right through it, and he manages

Afrobeats sensationGreat Adamzis showing no signs of slowing down – and his national rise just hit a thrilling new peak with hisfirst-ever UK No.1. His infectious hit“Funke,” which has already racked up over a million streams, has officially soared to the top of theMusic Week Club Chart Black Music Top 20, outpacing heavyweights likeDrake,Central Cee,

With his boundless energy and creativity, Ethan Gold returns with his latest single, The Inhibitionists’, part of his ‘Earth City’ trilogy. ‘The Inhibitioinists’ is truly an international affair. The song was written in LA, and recorded in Nashville, Glasgow, and the Scottish countryside, while the music video was shot in Berlin, Germany. With stark scenery

Her name was Taylor, she was a showgirl… and she’s about to drop one of, if not the, biggest albums of the year. Taylor Swift is gearing up for a brand new era with her forthcoming album The Life of a Showgirl, which she surprise-announced during a podcast teaser clip earlier this week. The reveal

Taylor Swift has been a genre chameleon throughout her career, switching from country to pop to alt-rock and folk with ease. However, it looks like the music superstar’s upcoming 12th album will see the singer return to her shimmery pop star glitz. Not long after announcing her new album, The Life of a Showgirl, which

Taylor Swift is officially ready to reveal her 12th album, and it’s even got a title, too! The pop superstar surprise-announced her brand new album, The Life of a Showgirl, during a teaser for her upcoming appearance on her boyfriend Travis Kelce‘s podcast, New Heights. The reveal came at exactly 12:12AM ET early Tuesday morning

Released last Friday, 1st of August, Dominican singer-songwriter, Merlis Camilo takes an in-depth look into her identity, and the emotion surrounding her postpartum experience in new EP, ‘Ego y Amor’. ‘Ego y Amor’ is available to stream and download here. The five track Spanish-language release, transcends all barriers as Merlis Camiloexplores her artistic re-emergence following

Coming from the wide prairies of Treaty 6 and 7 Territory, The North Sound comprise Forrest and Nevada Eaglespeaker, and bring with them a glorious celebration of love and raw storytelling, in the form of their new album, ‘What It Takes’. You can stream and download ‘What It Takes’ here. Indigenous folk rhythms, underpinned by

Le Concorde continues to be inspiring with his catchy rhythms and poetic lyrics in new single and music video, ‘Morning By Morning’. Le Concorde, the moniker of Los Angeles based singer-songwriter, Stephen Becker, brings with him a touch of elegance in all his music, and this is no less evident in ‘Morning By Morning’. Additionally

Chris Cleveland, the driving force behind Stars Go Dim, has long been a master of pairing accessible pop hooks with deep spiritual resonance. With the release of his newest visual for ‘Jesus Works’, off his fourth studio album ‘Roses’, he leans into a softer, more introspective aesthetic, both musically and visually. The video features a

Got too many problems? Irish singer-songwriter Janet Devlin crash-lands her spacecraft in her latest single ‘Houston,’ reminding us that abandoning mission control and chasing freedom can be the most liberating path forward. Now, she unveils a cinematic visual – more accurately, a modern sci-fi-meets-western flick – inviting us into the serene solitude of outer (and