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“Paper Town” by Emily Pegram

Discovering new songs that carry genuine honesty feels genuinely rare these days, but Vancouver singer-songwriter Emily Pegram pulls it off completely. Following up on her summer debut single titled “Kingdom,” she takes total charge of her art by handling every single piece of writing, production, recording, and mastering on this release. That level of complete …

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“Time Changes Everything” by Katya Redpath

Releasing a debut full-length record in your sixties is a bold move, especially when most artists have long since settled into quiet retirement routines. Katya Redpath shrewdly avoids any notion of slowing down with her new project, Time Changes Everything. This collection pulls from a lifetime of wide-ranging experiences, crossing continents, generations, and musical traditions …

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“Gravity” by DJ Cards

DJ Cards brings us a cool new electronic track called Gravity. It has a steady beat that keeps moving forward, cool background sounds, and quiet feelings. The song mixes melodic house, progressive electronic, and soft trance styles. Instead of normal verses and choruses, the song just keeps growing and changing. Soft female vocals float over …

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“My Plan” by Krey Galin

Krey Galin has a cool new collection of pop songs out that sound super catchy. You can tell this whole project was in the works for a pretty long time, but that extra waiting really paid off in the end. Everything feels well made, thoughtful, and super fun to listen to from the very start. …

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“I Can See Clearly Now” by Rusty Reid

Taking on a classic as huge as Johnny Nash’s hit takes serious guts. You risk either messing with perfection or handing over a completely forgettable carbon copy. Fortunately, Texas musician Rusty Reid hits a sweet spot on his new single, and he captures the bright, upbeat optimism that made the 1972 original special while bringing …