Author: Nich Davies
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PEB, Noah Kahlil, MVX, Sharlette & Zeek Wonderlen new this week!
Embark on an emotional journey with PEB’s introspective “Find Me,” dive into Noah Kahlil’s “Heartbreak Island” addressing relational psyches, feel MVX’s “Come Around” exploring love’s uncertainties, groove to Sharlette’s “Fever,” and experience Zeek Wonderlen’s “Seasons,” unfolding love’s storybook. Each artist offers a unique auditory experience, pushing the boundaries of R&B.
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Guild Theory, Ivan Moult, inkind, Tim Woodbridge & Caroline Whyte new this week!
Guild Theory redefines their sound with “The Statesman,” blending alt-folk and post-rock influences reminiscent of Midlake. Ivan Moult’s “Stood Out in the Storm” weaves folk and blues into a personal odyssey. inkind’s debut “Feels Like Home” captures a longing for connection with warm harmonies. Tim Woodbridge’s “Pure Vital” delivers emotional gravitas using only his voice.…
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Alex Lakusta Unveils Island Ghosts Pt. 2
Alex Lakusta weaves an intricate tapestry of post-rock and jazz in “Island Ghosts Pt. 2.” This emotive instrumental invites introspection, crafting a cinematic journey through awakening, ascent, apex, and afterglow.
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Quiet Momentum and Analog Heat: Inside SLAPPER’s Hope
Emerging from Bucharest’s electronic underground, SLAPPER’s new album blends nostalgia with modern electronica. *Hope* explores fear and recovery through atmospheric synths, creating an emotional journey without spectacle.
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Jonivan Jones, Bill Wood and The Woodies, Alastair Gordon, Southbank & Christophe Elie new this week!
Explore the emotive journeys in this week’s Americana highlights, from Jonivan Jones’s introspective folk-blues fusion and Bill Wood and The Woodies’ genuine storytelling to Alastair Gordon’s reflective melodies, Southbank’s alt-country tension, and Christophe Elie’s nostalgic folk journey.
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Ripsime’s Past, Present, and Future Meet Under RIP Records
Ripsime reinvents her past work with the re-release of tracks under her new independent imprint, RIP Records. Her multidimensional approach combines music and visual art, redefining contemporary artistry.
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JAY CODA, Luke Potter, Stephanie Braganza, Most Personal & Adai Song new this week!
Jay Coda’s *NU CREATURE* fiercely melds gospel grit with punk and alt-rock, symbolizing a transformative rebirth. Potter’s “The Misery” captures post-breakup reflections with pop-country charm. Braganza’s “Until We Meet Again” channels raw emotion through her powerful vocals. Most Personal debuts eclectic “gremlin-pop,” blending chaos with vulnerability. Adai Song’s *The Bloom Project* innovatively revives Shanghai’s “shidaiqu”…
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From Detours to Discovery: Fields of Jake Delivers All The Rest
Fields of Jake’s latest album, produced by Jim McGorman, offers a heartfelt exploration of love and loss through pop-rock narratives. It showcases Jake Fields’ evolution and versatile artistry.
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Maddox Jones & Great Adamz, Kojo Osei, Hanr, Sharlette & LALAA new this week!
Explore this week’s R&B landscape with Maddox Jones & Great Adamz’s lush “Body and Soul,” Kojo Osei’s introspective “Do My Part,” HANR’s electric “Energy,” Sharlette’s smouldering “Fever,” and LALAA’s bold “Love Like a Bandit.” Each track pushes boundaries, blending genres and emotions, crafting a sonic journey that invites conversation and connection.
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FJELIZI Steps Into a New Era With a Slow-Burning Waltz of Desire and Defiance
FJELIZI’s “Good Luck” weaves dark-pop and cinematic electronic textures, crafting a sensual yet dangerous waltz. Her globe-spanning influences and complete artistic control define her unique, haunting soundscape.
