badsoma’s kicking and screaming did not, in any way, make me kick and scream in the chaos of my bedroom, and honestly, I never put so much thought into it. The dichotomy of summer, as short-lived as this season is, is such a perfect way to embody the heart that is meant for loving and […]
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Explorations should never be denied, as there exists a nomad in each and every single one of us. This includes going on a trip towards N4T3’s Views From A Distorted Mind and seeing how distorted his mind can be. Throughout the world’s explorations, one often considered genuinely remarkable was the works of space astronauts led
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Los Angeles-based aspiring pop punk artist Heather Kathryn is starting to allow the world to witness her tragic life and encourages us to sing along to these with an open lung and a screeching voice, and there is nothing wrong with it. What comprises the life of a 20-something-year-old? As this age comes to a
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In his newest record, intensively motivating Austin-based rapper Pat G brusquely requests such a huge demand to converse with him in an ideal human connection. Ladies and gentlemen, even to those who never consider themselves in the binary areas, we are down to one significant lesson Economics has given birth to for society: demand. In
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There will never be something wrong with singing songs about love. Love, above all, makes us more than just existing beings. It is, especially, the core of becoming someone considered human. Despite the idea that there exists an almost infinite and growing body of love songs in the realm of music, it never fails to
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Guess who’s back to rock the world? Make way for the veterans in the folk-rock scene, Josh Orange! On June 18th, the band released a new album entitled “Birds for the Bayou,” and upon its release, it has already been receiving great reviews from everywhere. The 11-track collection has garnered enough attention to have its
AI is making waves in nearly every industry, and the music world is no exception. Some producers are now using AI to create and release music, sparking debate within the industry. Critics argue that AI-generated music lacks authenticity and shouldn’t be tolerated, while others are indifferent. However, the innovative artist and producer IQ the Prodigy
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We are already in the middle of July, and you guys know what that means, it means only one thing, and it is, to discover new music! John Zdrojeski, a New York-based singer, songwriter, and actor, brings this new music to you. He gets his great storytelling from his background in theater and musical experience.
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tttc’s new album “Sum / mer / cury” marks an intriguing evolution from his previous work. While the last album was a playground of wild experimentation, this latest offering retains that adventurous spirit but with a decidedly chill twist. The result is a collection of tracks that feel calm, spacey, and infused with ambient tones
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No matter what path you choose, if music is your destiny, it will find you. This sentiment captures the essence of Lara Taubman’s story—an artist whose destiny in music was undeniable. Lara Taubman, a singer-songwriter based in New York City, is set to release her third album, The Gospel of Getting Free, on June 21st.
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