Protected: Stamp is a high-energy indie alt-rock anthem
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Who wouldn’t turn their heads at the concept of an AI gaining consciousness… through song? There’s something weirdly philosophical and terrifyingly good with oph.ai’s “falling fwd”, where every element that usually contradicts seems to work out in the end. Right off the bat, this song features acoustic guitar and techy, grunge effects to back up
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Let Me Shake You is the brilliant and inspiring new offering from Groove Moose—an artist whose Weezer-inspired vocals and knack for putting together catchy tunes are as undeniable as they are refreshing. This track is basically what happens when you mix Weezer’s endearingly vocal style with the raw, no-bull guitar swagger of the first Alabama
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Being a music reviewer and critic has its perks. You get to listen to songs before they’re released and express your thoughts. However, the downside is that our opinions, if not expressed with care and passion, can hinder an artist’s success. Let me introduce you to Kwolek and his latest single, “Euphoria.” Join me as
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My Sanity, the new song from Rooftop Screamers featuring Randy McStine, narrates the realization that despite everything, showing up and understanding yourself must always come first. This is a nice, tame but remains a head-bobbing tune for listeners to keep coming back to. Consisting of a digestible, incredibly catchy riff that remains evident all throughout,
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You would easily mistake this song to be part of a fun, wild party scene from a coming-of-age film just by how it all sounds. Though it sounds like it, the words are anything but carefree, as it seeks affirmation through the questions scattered throughout the song. Tahi’s “Tend to Me” blissfully finds a sense
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A great way to start the new year is with something new, and from what I could tell, Awaiting Abigail is a newly-bred rock band composed of six people from Dallas who seem like they’re getting ready to make noise with their single “Bad Mind”, and in doing so, put a good foot forward. It’s
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If music is a means of release, a way of expression, then “Dance of Shadows” is a personal, intricate example of turning inner turmoil into art. Not only does this song have meaningful intentions, but also a well put instrumental to top it off. Gatecloser has narrated what seems to be a thought process of
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There’s nothing better than mixing childlike themes with rock n’ roll. “How else are you gonna prepare for the worst?” We certainly can’t argue with that logic. Thirsty Curses new single, “Reading & Writing”, is quite literally made for that typical, colorful small classroom for the same purpose. Despite having a vibrant piano, and overall
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FHMY & AQL has released another masterpiece titled “I Keep on Not Dying.” Join me as I discuss their latest release and explain why FHMY & AQL are some of the best artists in the Cairo, Egypt scene. The track starts with a fuzzy two-chord arpeggio. It creates a gloomy atmosphere due to the notes
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