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Pshycotic Beats Delivers Sonic Serenity on 'Soundtrack Without A Movie'

Outpost Drive Capture the Beauty & Madness of Love with New Single ‘Die For You’

The Earth & All Within Releases Epic 'I Never Liked You (Anyway...)'

Pshycotic Beats Delivers Sonic Serenity on 'Soundtrack Without A Movie'
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Electronic Producer Moonbrew Returns With His Distinctive And Dreamy Take on The Human Condition With EP ‘A Map Of A Human’
Italian producer, beatmaker and bass player, Moonbrew seamlessly blends electronica, hip-hop, and jazz into a sound that is distinctively his own. Known for thoughtful concepts and boundary-pushing approach, Moonbrew’s newest EP, ‘A Map of the Human’, further exemplifies his musical mastery and continues his creative journey, exploring the lights and shadows of the human condition. A dreamy yet energetic EP with a moody groove that suggests an embrace of both our light and ou
Dave Bedford
Nov 21


5 Reasons You Should Listen To The Open Wild's New Single “Escape”
If you have not yet pressed play on The Open Wild’s new single “Escape,” you might want to clear a few minutes and give it your full attention. The London-based quartet have crafted something that feels thoughtful, sincere and quietly uplifting, and it is the kind of track that rewards both casual listening and deeper reflection. Here are five reasons it deserves a spot on your playlist. 1. It blends intimacy with cinematic warmth “Escape” begins with a soft, inviting piano p
Paul Riley
Nov 21


5 Reasons You Should Listen To Canetis' New Single “JOANA”
If your playlists have been feeling a little stale lately, Canetis is here to fix that. His new single “JOANA” is a vibrant, high-energy blend of Brazilian funk and house that already feels like one of his most exciting releases to date. Whether you live for the club, love global sounds, or just want something that instantly lifts your mood, this track has you covered. Here are five reasons you should give “JOANA” a spin. 1. It captures the joy of Brazilian culture in a fresh
Paul Riley
Nov 21


Patrick Keller Releases Heartfelt Debut Album ‘Winded’
US Singer-songwriter Patrick Keller makes a powerful debut with his 11-track album Winded, an introspective, intimate journey through hurting, healing, and the quiet strength it takes to keep moving forward as life often moves between chaos and calm without warning. Blending alternative and folk influences with heartfelt storytelling, Winded reflects Keller’s deeply personal return to music after years away from recording. The album’s sound, anchored by raw acoustic textures,
Dave Bedford
Nov 20


Brassroots District reignite the LA funk scene with 'Aim High'
Fresh off a whirlwind year that included a headline-making contract refusal and increasing radio support, Brassroots District return with 'Aim High', the latest preview of their debut album due January 29. The group have since grown into a nine-piece cultural fixture across Los Angeles. Their newest single leans into the band’s trademark energy, pairing bold brass with an uplifting lyrical push toward self-belief. Alongside the release, Brassroots District will mount an album

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Nov 20


5 Reasons You Should Listen To Daphne Blue's New Single “See-Through”
If Daphne Blue has been on your radar, her new single “See-Through” is the moment to turn the volume all the way up. It is bold, catchy, and instantly addictive, but more importantly, it marks a powerful step forward for an artist who continues to shape her own lane. Here are five reasons you should give it a spin. 1. It captures confrontation in the most empowering way “See-Through” is not your typical breakup or friendship fallout song. Instead of lingering on hurt feeling
Paul Riley
Nov 19


Kansas City’s The Whips channel raw emotion on “Together in Agony”
For The Whips, success didn’t start on TV, it started on a Kansas City school bus. Years before frontman Max Coopermade waves on The Voice, the band was already built on friendship and long nights spent rehearsing in garages and dorm rooms. Their new single 'Together in Agony' captures that same DIY spirit. Written by Max Indiveri and recorded in a small bedroom studio, it’s a striking blend of vulnerability and intensity, with Cooper’s emotive delivery front and centre. The

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Nov 14


Lydia the Bard Releases Folk-Rock Debut Album ‘The Woods’
Photo Credit: Cara Kealy London-based singer-songwriter Lydia the Bard announces the release of her highly anticipated 12-track debut album, The Woods, arriving this October. With over 650,000 YouTube subscribers and a devoted global following, Lydia has built her career from the ground up, starting with heartfelt covers in 2021, before branching into original music that spans genres with fearless creativity. Following the success of her 2024 debut EP Afraid of Quiet, which h
Dave Bedford
Nov 14


5 Reasons You Should Listen to 'Just a Little' by Nina Ann Nelson
Following her debut solo success with "Two Truths and a Lie", Nina Ann Nelson returns with "Just a Little", a confident, sultry, and emotionally honest single that blends pop and R&B/soul. The track is a bold celebration of self-worth and refusing to settle for less in love or life. With lush production, irresistible melodies, and Nelson’s signature soulful delivery, this is a song that demands attention. Here are five reasons why you need to listen: It’s a confident anthem f
Louise Clark
Nov 14


5 Reasons You Should Listen to 'ECLIPSE' by Irène Schrader’
Irène Schrader’s new trilingual EP, ECLIPSE, is a luminous journey across languages, emotions, and sonic landscapes. The six-track collection blends English, French, and Mandarin to explore love, identity, and the beauty of constant change. From haunting ballads to playful, upbeat grooves, Schrader captures the complexity of navigating life in transition, creating an intimate and cinematic listening experience. Here are five reasons to press play: A trilingual musical adventu
Louise Clark
Nov 14


5 Reasons You Should Listen to 'All My Exes' by My Side of Paradise ft Jaret Reddick
My Side of Paradise return with “All My Exes,” a playful, self-aware pop-punk anthem that flips the breakup song on its head.The track blends humor, nostalgia, and emotional honesty, showcasing a lighter side of the band while staying true to their energetic, cinematic sound. Featuring an iconic guest spot from Jaret Reddick of Bowling For Soup, this single is both fun and memorable. Here are five reasons why you need to press play: It’s a breakup anthem with a hilarious twi
Louise Clark
Nov 14


5 Reasons You Should Listen to 'Hold On Tight' by Why Another
Why Another’s newest single, “Hold On Tight,” arrives as both a sonic and visual experience that resonates far beyond its runtime. The track dives headfirst into the emotional volatility of living in a world that constantly shifts beneath our feet. Paired with a surreal, printmaking-inspired animated short, the release unfolds as a complete artistic statement—one that challenges listeners not just to confront chaos, but to let go of the need to control it. If you’re searching
Louise Clark
Nov 14


5 Reasons You Should Listen To Actress’ New Single “Chances”
Seattle’s chamber rock newcomers Actress have arrived with a song that demands attention. Their latest single, “Chances,” is lifted from their upcoming independently produced debut EP Summer’s Daughter and offers a raw, emotional, and sonically rich introduction to the band’s world. Recorded entirely in a barn using their own equipment, “Chances” captures the power of DIY artistry and emotional honesty. Here are five reasons why it deserves a spot on your playlist. 1. It’s
Paul Riley
Nov 13


5 Reasons You Should Listen to ‘Fly Away’ by Peter DiMaggio
With his latest single “Fly Away,” actor, composer, and singer-songwriter Peter DiMaggio unveils a breathtaking fusion of cinematic soundscapes and heartfelt storytelling. The track isn’t just another indie-pop anthem — it’s a declaration of creative freedom and emotional rebirth. DiMaggio’s journey from actor to independent artist and label founder mirrors the very message at the core of “Fly Away”: that true art begins when you take control of your own narrative. Here are f
Louise Clark
Nov 12


Megan Burke Calls Out the “Average Joe” on Her Fearless New Single “Medium Ugly”
Megan Burke’s “Medium Ugly” is a bold, funny swipe at modern dating, the kind of song that makes you smirk because you’ve definitely met that guy . The Dublin artist spins her dating disasters into a slick R&B-pop groove, mixing soul, sass, and pure honesty. It’s confident, catchy, and a little cutting, proof that Burke doesn’t need heartbreak songs to hit hard. With her sharp lyrics and smooth delivery, “Medium Ugly” turns heartbreak into something you actually want to rep
Kenny Sandberg
Nov 12


5 Reasons You Should Listen to ‘The World We Once Knew’ by Sfork
Sfork’s latest single, The World We Once Knew (ft. Fatboi), isn’t just another electronic track—it’s a philosophical ride through the collision of human creativity and artificial intelligence. With layered synths, pulsating beats, and Fatboi’s introspective verses, the song balances reflective storytelling with festival-ready energy. It’s a track that makes you move, think, and question what it means to create in an age where technology increasingly shapes our lives. Philoso
Louise Clark
Nov 11


5 Reasons You Should Listen to 'Rockstar Life' by FOLLOWAY
FOLLOWAY’s latest single, “Rockstar Life,” captures the raw energy, restless spirit, and emotional honesty of youth through a vibrant blend of indie rock, pop-punk, and alternative pop. London-based yet globally influenced, FOLLOWAY channels his multicultural background, storytelling ability, and instinct for modern rock into a track that feels both nostalgic and thrillingly immediate. With distorted guitars, melodic hooks, and a production style that prioritizes feeling over
Louise Clark
Nov 10


5 Reasons You Should Listen to ‘Movements In Hope’ by SonicNeuron
In a world where artificial intelligence increasingly shapes the creative landscape, SonicNeuron stands as a rare fusion of human emotion and technological mastery. Their new EP, Movements In Hope , isn’t just music—it’s an emotional expedition across borders and cultures, exploring the deep intentions behind why we move, travel, and connect. Through a dynamic blend of genres, global collaborations, and cinematic sound design, SonicNeuron creates an immersive listening experi
Louise Clark
Nov 10


5 Reasons You Should Listen to ‘Breakdown Simulations’ by Close to Monday
Close to Monday’s latest release, “Breakdown Simulations,” isn’t just a song — it’s an emotional architecture under stress. Built on icy synths, cinematic tension, and haunting human vulnerability, the track captures what happens when logic falters and emotion takes over. It’s the kind of music that doesn’t just play in the background — it pulls you into its world and makes you feel every fracture and flicker. Here are five reasons you need to listen right now: 1. It’s an Em
Louise Clark
Nov 10


Studio chemistry drives Eric Hirshberg and Aloe Blacc’s “For Real” video
With “For Real,” Eric Hirshberg and Aloe Blacc trade spectacle for sincerity. The song’s understated video captures two musicians locked in creative dialogue, their harmonies weaving through minimal instrumentation and unforced emotion. The camera lingers on quiet moments: glances, shared rhythm, mutual focus. It’s a deliberate counterpoint to the noise of modern media, echoing the track’s reflection on connection in an age of distraction. The single leads into Hirshberg’s t

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Nov 7


Fredrik Norlindh ReleasesDebut Album ‘Contrasting Notes’
Swedish singer-songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Fredrik Norlindh releases his ambitious debut album ‘Contrasting Notes’, an 11-track journey through soaring melodies, dramatic orchestration, and genre-defying soundscapes. The project’s bold lead single ‘Lipstick On’ arrives as a euphoric indie-pop anthem infused with rock energy and cinematic flair, spotlighting Norlindh’s gift for blending emotional storytelling with big, detailed production. Norlindh’s artist
Dave Bedford
Nov 7


My Top 5 Albums - Bren.d.o
Bren.d.o’s Essential Five: The Albums That Shaped Neo-Soul’s New Storyteller… Before Bren.d.o became known for blending neo-soul smoothness with alt-R&B pulse, he was a listener — obsessed with records that told stories, revealed emotions, and built entire worlds from sound. The Southern Illinois native, whose singles ‘Electric Love Affair’ and ‘Boom Boom’ brought him national attention in 2025, credits his wide-ranging influences for shaping both his songwriting and his worl
Flex Admin
Nov 6


Catalina Cara Releases Latest EP ‘What a Feeling’
Photocredit: etalpmet Moldovan-Romanian alt-pop artist Catalina Cara unveils her highly anticipated 5-track EP, What a Feeling (out now), a cinematic exploration of grief, recovery, and renewal. Known for blending dreamy soul, ‘80s synth shimmer, and chill-step grooves into velvet hooks, Catalina expands her sonic universe with a project that is as intimate as it is expansive. Following the lush textures of her debut EP Leap Year Baby (2022), What a Feeling marks a new creati
Dave Bedford
Nov 6


FLAG-WAVING LIKE THE DYSTOPIAN PROMS: ‘DYSTOPIA: THE ROCK OPERA’ TAKES ÒRAN MÓR BY STORM
Photo Credits: Graham Clark Òran Mór’s packed audience found themselves part of the story as Dystopia: The Rock Opera transformed the venue into a full-blown satirical state. The space was decked out in flags and propaganda, and every audience member received their own Dystopian flag. By the finale, every single person was waving it — cheering, laughing, and unwittingly enacting the show’s darkly comic message about obedience, spectacle, and the seduction of power. Written, p
Louise Clark
Nov 4
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