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Z’cano turns nostalgia into a living-room sing-along on New Single “Friends”

Television once taught us that a hug and a laugh track could mend anything; Z’cano’s “Friends,” the second single from his concept EP 22 Minutes, slips that myth onto a turntable and lets it revolve until the varnish shows grain. The American singer channels…

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GIULIA BE launches her trilingual era with “fool for love,” a freeway-bright electro-pop opener

GIULIA BE has released “fool for love,” the first English chapter of her trilingual, audiovisual project, “GIULIA BE.” Built for bright rooms and freeway horizons, the single is commercial pop with electro-pop tendons…

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Aussie Artist Elaskia slows the heart rate and sharpens the truth on “Either Way I Lose.”

Imagine a night surfer reading the tide by moonlight—Elaskia’s “Either Way I Lose” rides that calm, mid-tempo swell, carrying you toward the quiet where honesty finally speaks. Australia’s alt-pop and adult contemporary artisan sketches…

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Dive into “SOL” A URNM’s Favourite Single From Filipino-American storyteller Labit’s Debut Album.

Labit’s single “SOL,” the namesake centerpiece of his debut album SOL, unveiled on October 17th, radiates like a slow dawn crossing a quiet room. The Filipino-American singer, songwriter, and storyteller builds a contemporary R&B reverie on tender, soul-washed piano, letting…

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UK Singer-songwriter Eleazar unveils “Eleven,” a South London R&B nocturne

A hush like rain on warm pavement, Eleazar’s latest single “Eleven,” is a South London nocturne that threads contemporary R&B with neo-soul filigree and indie poise. The track moves at a chill, mid-tempo sway, its soft piano keys sketching lantern-light…

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On Her New Single “Abigail,” Susie McCollum writes to her younger self and turns restraint into refuge.

Susie McCollum has released “Abigail,” a hush-toned dispatch that extends the promise of her 2024 debut EP, Tempt My Fate. The American indie artist frames a chill meditation in the crosswinds of indie pop and neo-soul: supple grooves, gauzy…

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Estella Dawn warms and rattles on “Conversations,” an alt-pop/adult-contemporary anthem of self-worth

Estella Dawn releases “Conversations,” an alternative-pop/adult-contemporary disclosure that warms and rattles at once. The project, “Conversations,” opens bare: melancholic piano keys and an alto voice at confession’s distance, the air…

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Between hazard-light brass and elastic hooks, Mykel finds restorative whiplash on “HOW DO YOU KNOW.”

Mykel releases “HOW DO YOU KNOW,” a neon confessional disguised as party fuel and the second track from her debut EP, Hometown Runaway, arriving November 7. The track treats anxiety…

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With “You and I,” Majozi Blends Indie-Folk Intimacy and Future-Bass Flourish in a Quietly Brave Ballad

Call it a lantern for ordinary nights but Majozi latest single “You and I,” a South African indie-folk benediction, treats devotion as practical magic. Gentle guitar riffs sketch the perimeter while soft, thick piano keys progressively pulse like warm hallway light…

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Lila Holler’s Latest Single “The Way I Am Now” Balances Stillness and Strength.

A heart is a roadside map that redraws itself at every state line; Lila Holler releases “The Way I Am Now,” a chill, mid-tempo indie-pop communique, quietly luminous, that carries dust from her nomadic childhood across the United States…

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shy martin Releases “l.o.v.e,” A Luminous Alt-Pop Flare from Her Forthcoming Full-Length

Swedish alt-pop artisan shy martin has released her single “l.o.v.e,” a mid-tempo flare announcing her as-yet-untitled full-length project due next year. Written earlier this year in Los Angeles with trusted collaborators…

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Sultry, Sharp, Self-Made: Estella Dawn’s “Drunk & Messy” Is Late-Night Truth in a Glass

Streetlights blink, and Estella Dawn presses “send”: “Drunk & Messy” is out, a velvet siren wrapped in glass. The USA-based independent force splices Indie Pop with Adult Contemporary finesse, crafting…

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Sami The Collector’s “Broken Yet Holding On” glows like mended porcelain—a cover that breathes dignity into ache.

Sami The Collector has released “Broken Yet Holding On,” a hush that refuses to break. Spun from Rori Tran Binh Trong’s original, this rendition treats heartache like porcelain—fractured, yes, but cupped in both hands. The track floats at a chill, mid-tempo…

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With “Silhouettes and State Lines,” neurocrush delivers a modern road-ballad—soft, sure, and quietly electric.

"Substances" is a piece of musical journey knitted by a tremendous talent from Boulder, Colorado named Stevie Wolf. He expresses his emotions through sensitive and deep lyrics blended with a chill pop ambiance…

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Duane Hoover’s “Just an Everyday Thing” is an adrenaline telegram—vintage in tone, timeless in lift.

American singer-songwriter Duane Hoover drops “Just an Everyday Thing,” a neon postcard from the pop-rock continuum and a spinoff spark from his catalogue…

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Hilary Camino’s “Flower Bud” drifts like a hidden river, a live-recorded meditation.

Hilary Camino releases “Flower Bud,” a Wyoming-born hush that treats quiet as sacred architecture. Recorded live in one take, this folk miniature arrives as a spinoff…

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LUUKHANYO Turns Memory Into Momentum on Soulful New Single “Venture”

LUUKHANYO releases “Venture,” a mid-tempo benediction that turns memory into momentum—a spinoff from the stark gravitas of “Open Casket” toward something equally candid yet buoyed by groove. Produced by SYRE, the record frames…

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Naomi Scott Serves Neo-Soul Sweetness With New Single “Cherry”

Velvet-sweet and tempo-lit, Naomi Scott releases “Cherry,” her third new track via ALTER Music, produced by Lido—a playful sermon on patience disguised as a dance-floor whisper. It’s a spinoff from the sensual pulse…

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