You know how some albums feel like a desperate attempt to sound “authentic,” but come off more like a curated mental breakdown in 4K audio? Yeah, Believe is the opposite of that. Instead of trying to sell you pain like it’s a hot NFT drop, singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and emotional endurance athlete from Southern California Ehson […]
Have you ever encountered a song that made you think of a person – not out of love and all the gentle things on the earth, but purely out of spite and hate? This is how Munk Duane’s latest single Falsify catches you off guard, delivering a bold, audacious statement against political and social manipulation.
There’s something so special about music that was delicately crafted to capture the core of human experience, it’s listening to an art that most people are afraid of — being genuine and vulnerable. TWOFEW delivers this profound feeling with their latest single Let It Go. Recorded in Phoenix, Arizona, TWOFEW is relentlessly carving out their
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Invisible, the debut single from B Dayton’s upcoming EP At The End of the Day, is one of those rare tracks that doesn’t bother pretending everything’s fine. It’s not “vibes”; it’s emotional archaeology wrapped in synths. This is late-night-pop for when you’re not just crying in the club; you’re carefully disassembling the architecture of your
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There are songs that try to be summer anthems by sheer force of will with million-dollar productions and focus-grouped lyrics about sunshine and freedom and drinking canned cocktails on a yacht. And then there’s “Anuther Sunny Hulliday” by Mick J. Clark. It’s a song that somehow spells “Another Sunny Holiday” wrong on purpose and still
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Have you ever felt like you’ve adulted so hard and it made you lose touch with yourself, your dreams, and that child-like innocence? That exact feeling of being trapped inside that doom of stagnation, and it’s kind of suffocating. Paulo and the Problems is back to give you company in nights with low energy and
If there’s any type of music that will surely tug on anyone’s heartstrings, it’s those that sound like they’re recorded in an empty space, only starting with vocals and a guitar. “Cold Rain October” excelled in that department, with its vulnerable lyrics and a small, complementing rhythm. cellardoor.mp3 and just martin collaborated on this single,
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Dream Bodies is back with another mystic, dreamy, and hypnotic EP Circle of Light, featuring 5 tracks leaning heavily on post-punk, dark wave, and dream pop. If you like your music lingering, Don’t Look Back gives exactly just that, welcoming you with beats that are enough to let you nod your head and a bassline
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So, you’ve decided to escape the 9-to-5 grind, crush your limiting beliefs, and manifest generational wealth. Congratulations: you’re either about to start your fourth side hustle or you’ve just wandered into the motivational speaker side of YouTube. And right in the middle of that energy vortex sits Bank Statements, a hip-hop album by BobbyBullRun that
