"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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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 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 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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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