Tag: music
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a little place called Aspen Unveils ‘Headspace’: A Trippy Alt-Pop Journey
Fresh from Toronto’s alt-pop scene, a little place called Aspen captivates with “Headspace,” a single blending psychedelic exploration and sharp hooks. Released on April 18, 2025, this self-recorded track offers a vibrant sonic journey that dances between dreaminess and urgency. Aspen’s rich musical tapestry, driven by catchy hooks and polished craftsmanship, expands with shimmering layers…
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Sasha Joy Redefines Boundaries with the Release of “New Land”
Sasha Joy breaks new ground with her single “New Land,” a genre-defying blend of Blue-Eyed Soul, R&B, and world music, released on May 9, 2025. Produced by Sanga Toto, the track explores themes of reinvention and discovery through Joy’s emotive vocals and intricate soundscapes. “New Land” stands as a testament to her visionary talent, bridging…
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A Sonic Voyage with Professor Downfall’s “Sol”
Embark on a transformative journey with Professor Downfall’s “Sol,” where Che Arthur channels pandemic solitude into an art rock masterpiece. This six-track EP, crafted entirely on piano, captures the intimacy of isolation and artistic resilience. Recorded in his Chicago home, “Sol” merges melodic intricacy with personal reflection, establishing Arthur as a visionary force in contemporary…
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Geena Gangi: Embracing Fairytale Romance in Modern Music
Geena Gangi enchants listeners with “In the Movies,” a nostalgic ode to cinematic romance released on May 2nd. This indie R&B single, co-written with Josh Zegan, blends innocence and whimsy, reflecting the artist’s passion for Old Hollywood. Balancing authenticity and potential label deals, Gangi’s track offers a heartfelt invitation to rediscover epic love stories in…
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The Thick Of It, Ratfink!, YACOVELLI, RADARFIELD & Franklin Gotham new this week!
Vancouver’s THE THICK OF IT captivates with “Someone Else,” a gripping alt-rock track enveloping listeners in emotional turbulence. Exploring themes of longing and conflict, it blends Tool and Alice In Chains influences. Meanwhile, Melbourne’s Ratfink! delivers dream pop brilliance with “About Ya,” crafting introspective melodies from their shared Brunswick house. YACOVELLI’s “Doppelganger” unfolds as a…
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Dylan Scott Brings Alt-Country Americana to New Heights with Single “I Hate Whiskey”
Dylan Scott delivers a heartfelt narrative with his new single, “I Hate Whiskey,” an alt-country Americana gem capturing the solaces and sorrows left by love lost. This track serves as a window into his forthcoming album, ‘Easy Does It’. With lyrics that resonate sincerity, Scott’s signature vocals intertwine tales of heartbreak and introspection. The singer-songwriter…
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Viresha, mulahbae, LUNA, hyper_death & Dorbi new this week!
Viresha enters the electronic dance music scene with her mesmerizing debut “Flow of Life,” a seamless fusion of techno and melodic tech, celebrating life’s rhythms with soulful beats. A breast cancer survivor and author, Viresha uses her music to inspire and energize. Meanwhile, mulahbae from Beirut releases “TATTOOS,” a dark-pop exploration of past relationships, marking…
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The Artist’s Cut EP. 1 – J SCOPE Is in a League of His Own
J SCOPE, a Nigerian-born artist shaped by global experiences, merges Afrobeat and hip-hop to create profound stories of identity and belonging. His latest project redefines “home” as an internal journey.
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Rob Eberle’s New Single “SIGNAL FADES” Ignites the Alt-Pop Scene
Rob Eberle’s new single, “SIGNAL FADES,” illuminates the alt-pop scene, capturing the anguish of long-distance love lost in static. Released on April 4th, the track blends gritty guitars and atmospheric synths, reminiscent of The 1975 and FINNEAS. With heartfelt lyrics and evocative melodies, Eberle offers a cinematic exploration of emotional disconnection. Collaborations with buppy. &…
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Derik LaRon, Toby TomTom, Revoh Wattz, XRick SaenzX & Jerome Pawl new this week!
Jerome Pawl’s “Drain The Swamp” EP is a vibrant mix of aggressive raps and melodic R&B, marking a transformative journey rooted in personal evolution. With influences from J Cole and Jay Z, this six-track release is an artistic showcase of shedding negativity through outstanding storytelling and wordplay. Meanwhile, Derik LaRon’s “No Grudges” seamlessly merges drill…
