There are tracks that wrap you in warm melodies to comfort, while some inspire you with gentle hums. Andrew E Pearce, on the other hand, wants you to move, dance, and be loud with his latest single “Live Your Life”. Hailing from Wolverhampton, England, Pearce offers an anthem for the resilient with a vivid and […]
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Technology and artificial intelligence is something humans have embraced in day-to-day life. Sometimes, we are very much living and breathing these enhancements, so much so that we forget the raw authenticity life has to offer: the great outdoors, and parting with a screen for more than a few hours. This EP, as you may have
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Full disclosure: I’m not exactly fluent in Spanish; I’m more like an “enthusiastic beginner” who’s been picking up bits and pieces through a few lessons on Preply. So, when I dove into Heisenberg’s On The Edge and saw that their press release is written in Spanish, I really thought this is a Spanish album. So
You know how sometimes an artist releases a project that feels less like a traditional music release and more like the kind of thing you’d hear while walking alone in a misty forest, grappling with your sense of self, and suddenly becoming okay with crying about it? That’s Camino. Plàsi (a.k.a. Mikael Bitzarakis), the Greco-Swedish
Like a cue for flowers to bloom, this song could not be perfect enough of a tune to lift you up, figuratively and literally. While it appears like sunshine and rainbows, it’s no mistake that it’s more than just pop music, it’s a combination of bright fairycore and soft rock. Let’s dive into it if
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Have you ever wondered what the future holds when the line between what’s human and artificial becomes obscure and there’s no way to know where we’re headed? Will it be like one of those dystopian sci-fi films where technology moves at a relentlessly fast pace until machines and robots take over? Or will everything be
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A leather jacket, beer ice cold in hand, with worn out black boots grazing over an old road pavement — A Price For My Soul by The Bateleurs is a descent through repeated despair and bargains. Hailing from Lisbon, the band releases a rock song heavy with Blues influences, offering a glimpse of their anticipated
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Most albums about love fall into one of two categories: euphoric escapism or breakup therapy. Shara Strand’s Love Forever doesn’t belong to either. Instead, it operates more like a memoir written in stereo; a multi-chapter reflection on the terrifying, exhilarating, and often contradictory experience of trying to love in a world that gives you a
At some point, every pop artist decides to write a song that sounds like drowning, but in a beautiful way. “Dry Land” by Songbird takes that literally. It’s a ballad about sharks. Yes, actual sharks. And also metaphorical ones. The kind that don’t circle in open water, but in your inbox, your ex’s brain, or
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Not gonna lie, The Nghiems don’t really stick to one vibe. They got their own thing going on. It’s like pop and Western music had a baby, and that baby is El Camino. If I was chilling during sunset or driving with the windows down, this EP would be the one I’d play. It’s warm,
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