Debut albums often function as calling cards: an artist laying out their influences, sketching out their voice, and signaling where they might go next. Chikit’s Pretty Like A Devil doesn’t just hand over a business card. Rather, it slams the whole binder down on the desk. Written, tracked, and produced entirely by Chikit alone, the […]
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“Space Cadet” takes an out-of-this-world concept into a space where rock n’ roll and determination collide. With the song’s sonic and gritty soundscape, listeners are promised three minutes of fun and a new favorite artist. WhiteRoomNightmare is an Ireland-based artist that arranges and fine-tunes his music just right, along with what they all mean. According
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Taste the sweetness of seduction through resounding sound profiles and ear-catching concepts, because we’re sure you’ll be having nothing but a good time with “Vice Market” — the rigorous nature of everything in this record will keep anyone intact and wanting more. If you enjoy artists such as The Romantics, Arctic Monkeys, or even The
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Some songs will make you feel things. While there are others that rewires and alters something in you—then you are never the same. This is how Chandra breathes life into their newest pop-rock ballad Just With You. Chandra is a pop-rock band based in Bristol, UK. This latest single marks their first release with Rexius
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Jane N’ The Jungle’s “Parasite” is not subtle. It does not sneak into your headphones like a thought-provoking podcast or drift softly out of a lo-fi playlist while you sip existential dread out of a novelty mug. No. “Parasite” kicks the door in, points to the strange shimmering thing hovering over your feed, and shouts,
With what seems to be a collection of love songs for the typical gentle lover, “Where The Light Breaks” is more than just its heartfelt lyricism — this album has a diverse musicality, ranging from blues, progressive rock, a sprinkle of pop essence in there, and the like. For seventeen songs, expect to be immersed
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While others try too hard to chase trends for that flashy, modern sound, Electric High does the opposite. They unearth the gold and classic rock n’ roll that’s exceptionally timeless with their latest single, Ain´t Got Nothing But Time. Electric High got the track rolling with impact right from the first note. The type that
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Some songs tell you a story about heartbreak. Others make you feel it. Intermittent Love from Exzenya, does both and then has the audacity to pull up a whiteboard and explain exactly how the heartbreak happened, complete with psychological terminology. It’s a soul-infused pop/R&B track built not just on emotion, but on the cold, clinical
Some songs announce themselves like they’re running for office. Big choruses, flashy riffs, a handshake for every voter. Fiona Amaka’s Cowards and Shadows is… not that. This is the musical equivalent of someone slipping you a note in a crowded room and walking away before you can read it. It doesn’t beg for your attention;
Some artists turn music into an act of expression, a medium for candid moments and personal battles. But there are voices that rise to turn a collective experience into a sonic record to mark history. That’s how Ghost of Panama crafted their EP Astral Days and Spectral Letters. And it’s not just a collection of
