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My Top Five Tracks - Rexxy
Five Tracks For When You Want To Feel Everything... You know the feeling: something is missing, and you can't quite say what. Rexxy's 'Could Be You' is built entirely on that ache, and it sits on this week's list for exactly that reason. Rexxy layers dreamy vocals over melodic bass, in the world of her 'Futura' album and comic. FOLLOW: Facebook | Instagram | Website | SoundCloud | YouTube | Spotify Press photo and cover art credit: Darby Kaighin-Shields Longing is slippery. I
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Nine Days in Hamburg Helped Cardinal Black Find the Space in “Take Me to the Water”
Between European shows with Alter Bridge, Cardinal Black stepped into Hamburg’s Clouds Hill Studios with nine days to make an album. The schedule left limited room for reconsidering every decision. Their new single, “Take Me to the Water,” offers a revealing example of the approach that emerged. The trio had spent the preceding nights performing for thousands of people, working within an expanded five-piece touring lineup. That experience brought an established sense of inter

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My Top Five Tracks - TYBIRD
If you're after a track that opens quiet and ends in a guitar solo that'll rattle your speakers, add TYBIRD's 'Out of My Mind' to your list right now. The Southern California band, fronted by Ty Morgan, built this one from an acoustic intro into a full throttle wall of electric guitar, drums and bass, channelling the same raw energy that's drawn comparisons to Rival Sons, Dirty Honey, Greta Van Fleet, The Black Keys and Des Rocs. Written during Morgan's senior year of high sc
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2 hours ago


Clarity Liao Turns Unspoken Feelings Into Bittersweet Pop on 'Dear…'
There's a particular kind of heartbreak that comes from a relationship that never actually happened. The imagined conversations, the missed opportunities, the endless wondering about what might have been. On her debut solo EP Dear…, Clarity Liao gives those feelings a voice, turning seven unsent love letters into a charming, emotionally candid collection of indie pop, R&B and bedroom pop. At its core, Dear… is a coming-of-age record about the complicated business of having fe
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6 hours ago


Minneapolis singer/songwriter Jason Chaffee releases "Silence"
Minneapolis-based singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Jason Chaffee is back with “Silence,” an atmospheric alternative pop-rock single which is out now. Blending dark, nostalgic ’80s-inspired synths, shadowy electronic textures and a driving backbeat, the track explores the things we keep hidden for fear of burdening others or being seen as “too much.” Drawing on personal experiences with chronic illness, addiction, recovery and mental health, Jason delivers an emotio
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Pete Keating releases new single "Perfect"
Seattle singer-songwriter Pete Keating returns with “Perfect,” a playful, tender slice of lounge blues and Americana about two people who, on paper, should never work – but somehow turn out to be absolutely perfect together. Recorded with his band, The Renslow Trestle, at Seattle’s London Bridge Studios and produced by Eric Lilavois, the track blends acoustic guitar, upright bass, viola, drums, piano, and layered vocals. Keating and his band tracked the acoustic guitar and le
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8 hours ago


The Enduring Power of Soul: Debbie Ryvers Returns with ‘All My Love’
Debbie Ryvers brings a lifetime of musical influence to ‘All My Love’, a vibrant new single that blends disco, funk, soul and R&B into an effortlessly feel-good release. Produced alongside longtime collaborator Dean Richards AKA Joe 90, the track pairs infectious rhythms and rich harmonies with Ryvers’ distinctive, soulful delivery, creating a sound that balances classic influences with contemporary appeal. Rooted in her Jamaican heritage and inspired by icons including Areth
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On “Just Girls,” INDVGO Turns a Playful Excuse Into a Late-Night Study of Desire
The Brooklyn alternative R&B artist arrives with a hypnotic single about attraction, freedom, and the feelings that slip in when everyone is supposed to be just having fun. BROOKLYN, NY (November 13, 2026) - It starts as a shrug. “I’m just a girl” became the internet’s favorite alibi, a wink that covers the late text, the extra round, the choice nobody wants to explain in the morning. Somewhere between the joke and the truth is a room full of women at 2 a.m., the music low, t
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Ghost Jr Brings Eurodance Energy to Dim Mak Records With ‘Back To You’
Belgian electronic music producer and DJ Ghost Jr continues his upward trajectory with ‘Back To You’, his latest single released on 30 October 2026 via Steve Aoki's Dim Mak Records. Moving between Trance, Techno, Eurodance and contemporary electronic pop, Ghost Jr is developing a sound that balances nostalgic dance influences with a distinctly modern club sensibility. Having already performed at major Belgian festivals including Tomorrowland, Ostend Beach Festival and Fantasi
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3 days ago


SKIP-DAWG Finds Confidence And Freedom In His Musical Return On 'Lyrical Playboy'
For SKIP-DAWG, music has always been about more than simply finding a rhythm or delivering a verse. It's a space for self-expression, transformation and, perhaps most importantly, freedom. After almost a decade away from recording, the Pennsylvania rapper returns with ‘Lyrical Playboy’, a confident rap-R&B release that explores the duality of his identity, bringing together introspective storytelling, seductive melodies and a distinctly cinematic edge. Built around a smooth m
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Juliet Ariel Brings Afro House Into a New Orbit With ‘11:11’
Bringing together African-rooted sensibilities, infectious rhythms and an instinct for melodic storytelling, Juliet Ariel and French producer Karim Naas create a compelling meeting point on ‘11:11’. Released via Paraíso Records, the Afro House collaboration is a late-night journey shaped by hypnotic percussion, understated production and an intimate narrative that gives the track an emotional pull beyond the dancefloor. Born in Kinshasa, raised in Paris and now based in Austr
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Nov 5


My Top Five - The Como Brothers
With The Como Brothers' new album 'Whisper in the Wind' out now, the duo picks five music videos and albums they love, and explains why each one works... INTERVIEW WITH MATT COMO OF THE COMO BROTHERS SPOTIFY | INSTAGRAM | FACEBOOK | X | TIKTOK Hi everyone! My name is Matt Como, and I am one of the two brothers who make up the musical duo, The Como Brothers. We hope you enjoy our new album, “Whisper In The Wind,” which is being released on September 28, 2026. 5 Favourite Music
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Nov 2


From the Russian River and Huntington Beach, Reese Weil Connects California Sounds on “Deep Waters”
California singer, songwriter, guitarist, and producer Reese Weil joins Cotati 7z and Yung Pinch for a melodic West Coast collaboration blending hip/hop with an alternative edge. CHICO, CA (October 23, 2026) - Northern California recording artist Reese Weil brings together artists from different corners of the state on his latest single, “Deep Waters,” featuring Cotati 7z and Huntington Beach artist Yung Pinch. Produced by AB (Logan Forsythe), the release combines melodic voc
Paul Riley
Nov 1


Global recognition grows around Random Acts of Kindness single 'I Wish'
Random Acts of Kindness’ “I Wish” continues to collect international recognition as its campaign develops around music and social change. Songwriter Ken Freirich and the project recently received the Spirit of Hope and Excellence in Philanthropy Award from Teen Cancer America, the charity founded by Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend. The song was also honoured in Côte d’Ivoire with the “I Wish” Peace and Social Change Award from the Mayor of Anyama. At an event in August, pupi

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Oct 30


Misha Fair Embraces the Long Road on “South of Seattle”
Americana singer-songwriter Misha Fair explores the enduring connection between music and identity on “South of Seattle,” a reflective single that draws on her decades of experience as a performer and songwriter. Blending country, folk and Americana influences, the track pairs heartfelt storytelling with an intimate exploration of artistic passion and the lasting bond between a performer and their audience. Initially resembling a song of romantic longing, “South of Seattle” r
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Oct 29


Funk-Soul Trio Molly Gone Mad Unveil Ambitious 14-Track Debut ‘Modern World’
Funk, soul and R&B trio Molly Gone Mad tackle the anxieties of contemporary life while celebrating love, friendship and human connection on their debut album, ‘Modern World’, an ambitious 14-track release blending infectious grooves with socially conscious songwriting. Exploring everything from climate anxiety and technological upheaval to war and social fragmentation, the album reflects the pressures of modern existence without losing sight of the joy and connection that mak
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Oct 29


5 Reasons You Should Listen To Akaba's New Album Wither Without
Swedish trio Akaba have returned with their second album, Wither Without, a nine-track release via Now Listen that takes their songwriting in new directions. Following their debut, The Rust Within, the band have developed their approach while keeping the focus on strong songwriting and personal lyrics. Here are 5 reasons to give the new album a listen. 1. It tells a story many people will recognise At the heart of Wither Without is the breakdown of a relationship and the diff
Paul Riley
Oct 29


Beyond Music’s Global Collaboration Network Turns to Its Fifth Album
Beyond Music says its community now spans 171 countries, with 642 international collaborations and over $1.9 million awarded to artists. Its next album project will draw on that network to bring musicians from different cultural backgrounds into new writing and recording teams. The nonprofit is welcoming U.S. artists into the international open call for Beyond Music Vol.5. Ibrahim Maalouf will serve as Guest Artist & Curator, choosing twelve collaborations for the release. Es

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Oct 28


Is “License to Sl*t” a Clever Halloween Joke, or Is the Joke Getting Old?
There's a familiar rule in comedy: committing fully to a ridiculous premise can make even a questionable idea entertaining. Electronic duo Soul in the Machine certainly understand the commitment part. Their Halloween song, “License to Sl*t,” takes the annual tradition of revealing Halloween costumes and turns it into an elaborate fictional licensing system, complete with characters, costumes and an accompanying website. The production is ambitious. The title is provocative. T

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Oct 28


5 Reasons You Should Listen To jaqueline's New Single “Come to Regret”
Looking for some new music to add to your playlist? Romanian-born singer-songwriter jaqueline has plenty to offer on her latest single, “Come to Regret”, out now via Now Listen. Combining alternative pop-rock influences with candid songwriting, the track tackles the complications of romantic relationships without losing sight of its musical appeal. Here are 5 reasons why it deserves your attention. 1. It brings a different energy to her music If you're familiar with jaqueline
Paul Riley
Oct 28


5 Reasons You Should Listen To Alexander Laing's New Single “Oceans”
Looking for something a little different to add to your playlist? Alexander Laing's latest single, “Oceans” (via Now Listen), is well worth checking out. Taken from his debut album, The Delta Wave, the piano-led release brings together expressive playing, carefully layered production and an interesting concept. Here are 5 reasons it deserves your attention right now. 1. It shows what instrumental music can do There's no need for lyrics to make a piece of music interesting. “O
Paul Riley
Oct 27


The Trouble With Love Shows Joanne Shaw Taylor's Songwriting Coming Into Its Own
Joanne Shaw Taylor has spent much of her career earning recognition as a formidable blues-rock guitarist. Her latest album, The Trouble With Love, offers another reason to pay attention: the development of her songwriting. The 10-track collection places relationships, personal identity, and hard-earned perspective at the center of an album that makes effective use of her musical versatility. Released October 23 through Journeyman Records, the album reunites Taylor with produc

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Oct 24


New Shade of Blue Marks a Focused New Direction for Guitarist Alex Kilroy
Following a debut album as stylistically expansive as Break My Chains, Alex Kilroy could reasonably have continued exploring the connections between blues-rock, Southern music, gospel, and pop. Instead, his new seven-track EP, New Shade of Blue, moves in the opposite direction, narrowing its musical focus to the traditional blues that first inspired his career. Released October 23, the project represents an interesting choice for a guitarist still establishing his recording i

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Oct 24


On Hellfire & Holy Water, Leanne Binder Makes Room for Anger, Forgiveness and Starting Over
The idea of gratitude can become difficult to take seriously when it is presented as a solution to every hardship. Leanne Binder's experience suggests a somewhat different understanding. During a difficult divorce, the Ohio blues-rock singer-songwriter began making a daily effort to identify something she appreciated, however small. Some days that meant sunshine. Other days, it meant spending time with her dog. That practice did little to erase the circumstances she was facin

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Oct 23
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