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Giovani Marcia Shares “Round Trips flights,” a Neo-Soul Ballad of Love as Itinerary

Giovani Marcia releases “Round Trips flights,” a neo-soul missive that swaps percussion for persuasion. The U.S. singer leans into R&B’s intimate register, constructing a hush of air and wood where lavish intentions…

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On “The Letter,” Avery Raquel Turns a Handwritten Note Into a Luminous Ballad of Contrition and Connection

Star-bright and softly devastating, Avery Raquel releases “The Letter,” a confessional keepsake dressed in candlelight and courage. The Canadian songwriter situates her Adult Contemporary sensibility inside…

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Estella Dawn Releases “Reckless,” an Indie-Pop Reckoning That Balances Heartbreak, Accountability, and Melody

Estella Dawn has released her song “Reckless,” a mid-tempo indie-pop/alt-pop reckoning that drives by feel and tells the truth anyway. The American singer-songwriter frames the breakup not as a verdict…

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On His new single “This That,” Ollie Declares Intent With Crisp Production, Honest Lyricism, and Melodic Drive

City grit tastes sweeter when you earn it yourself as Ollie has released his song “This That,” a mid-tempo Pop-Rap/Trap spark from the forthcoming More Than Music Forever, and it moves like confidence learning to dance. Mellow guitar-tinted riffs sketch…

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Jennifer Harper Releases “Soul Alive,” an 11-Track Album That Blends Piano-Driven Pop with Devotional Calm

Candles don’t heal; the way you breathe beside them does. On her new album project “Soul Alive,” pianist and singer-songwriter Jennifer Harper turns breath into architecture—piano motifs rising like lanterns, melodies locating their own pulse until the room remembers…

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With “Welcome to LA,” Midnight Til Morning Turn City Lights Into a Metronome for Longing

Neon insomnia wears a borrowed halo at 2 a.m. as the group Midnight Til Morning release “Welcome to LA,” a slow-burn confession that treats the city like a mirage you can hum. Framed as a surprise for fans, the track whispers rather than waves…

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James Linck’s One on One Turns Self-Reflection into Indie R&B That’s Playful, Poetic, and Genuine

Most mirrors tell the truth only when cracked — James Linck’s latest album “One on One” holds that jagged reflection up to the face and refuses to look away. Billed as a feedback loop of self-confrontation, the record…

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Debut EP “Lost On Venus” Showcases Alicia Lov’s Clear Voice, Emotional Range, and Cultural Roots

Alicia Lov’s debut EP, “Lost On Venus,” reads like one of those constellations—glittering, aching, and stubbornly hopeful. Indeed, the title hints at misplacement, yet Lov turns displacement into…

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Dylan Dunlap’s “Sometimes” Captures the Weight of Unspoken Truths in a Lo-Fi, Midnight-Hued Soundscape

Picture a message scrawled on fogged glass: Dylan Dunlap’s “Sometimes” reads like that—private, tremulous, and impossible to ignore once the pane clears. The track doesn’t arrive with spectacle so much as with atmosphere; it exudes a salt-lamp glow…

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Dutch Singer-songwriter David & The Circumstances Confronts Faith, War, and Quiet Resilience on “In God We Trust”

Dutch singer-songwriter David & The Circumstances has unveiled his song “In God We Trust,” a quiet flare against the smoke. The Netherlands outfit frames a non-religious confession inside Acoustic Folk and Adult…

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anaiis Crafts a Quietly Exultant Soundscape of Motherhood and Selflessness on “My World (Beyond)”

They say the heart grows extra rooms when a child arrives; anaiis’s “My World (Beyond)”—the penultimate lantern before Devotion & The Black Divine—throws open the windows and lets dawn walk in. Retro-soul patina and contemporary R&B…

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Elijah Woods Releases ‘Ghost on the Radio,’ a Sugar-Rush Elegy With Replay Power

Canadian Pop sensation elijah woods releases “Ghost on the Radio,” a sugar-rush elegy dressed for daylight. Out July 25, the single refracts commercial pop through indie-pop glass, trading mawkishness for motion…

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Starwolf Released “Good Together,” a Mirrorball-Ready Single From Their Upcoming EP

Disco is the art of turning gravity into glitter; Starwolf release “Good Together,” and the room obeys. The second single from an unannounced EP, it arrives like a flirtatious telegram—concise, perfumed, and impossible…

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Callmegulliver Blends Lo-Fi Hip-Hop and Cinematic Poise in Bilingual Breakup Anthem “Sleeping Giant”

An old northern proverb whispers that cliffs wake slower than hearts; on “Sleeping Giant,” Callmegulliver proves both can crack the dawn. The Canadian alt-hip-hop artist frames resilience as a landscape: a thunderhead of memory rolling over…

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Canadian Duo Ocie Elliott Balance Hush and Grandeur in New Single “By The Way”

They say love is a house that keeps rebuilding itself; today Ocie Elliott swing open its door with “By The Way,” the lead single from her upcoming album Bungalow, arriving October 24. The Canadian duo polish…

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Brooklyn Artist Elle J. Chronicles Quarter-Life Vertigo in Intimate Debut EP “.27 CRISIS”

A clock cracks like an eggshell and spills light—Elle J. releases her debut, “.27 CRISIS,” and suddenly time has a temperature. The Brooklyn-based, New Jersey-raised auteur wrote, produced, mixed, and mastered…

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Pink Jagg Channels Desert Grit and Wry Bravado in their “American Spirit”

Coyote-slick and cactus-bright, Pink Jagg has released their song “American Spirit,” a smoke ring that sketches the horizon before dissolving, unapologetically. The Arizona-born brother duo distill frustration…

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Seafret and KT Tunstall Deliver a Radiant Anthem of Second Chances in ‘Five More Seconds’

UK Duo Seafret has released “Five More Seconds,” and the announcement lands like a flare fired across dusk—urgent, luminous, impossible to ignore. In this upbeat pop-rock reverie, the UK duo enlists the unmistakable….

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