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Nellie Feldmann – “When The World Goes Quiet”

Finding a fresh indie release that feels totally genuine can take some effort, but this six-track collection from Brighton singer-songwriter Nellie Feldmann landed in my queue right when I needed it. Nellie shares that these tunes came together during quiet late-night hours when her overthinking was loud and constant. You can really hear that deep …

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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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“We Do What We Do” by Dirty Freud

Dirty Freud is back with a great new song called “We Do What We Do,” and he brought along Kid Bookie, Lost Souljah, and Blizzard to join him on it. The track starts with a strong, deep beat that gets your feet tapping right away. It mixes electronic sounds with a cool, calm vibe that …

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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 …

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“Field Of One” by Alan Mair

Alan Mair played in the famous rock group The Only Ones for many years, but his solo record Field Of One proves he still has plenty of great tunes to share. When listening to the twelve tracks, you can tell how much love and care went into every single part of this project. He wrote …

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“We Are Here” by DJ Cards

I found a really cool song this week, and I cannot stop listening to it while driving home in the evening. DJ Cards made a super fun and happy track with “We Are Here”. Most big dance songs today have loud, crazy beat drops, but this one does not. It lets the music breathe and …

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“Outrun the Morning” by DJ Cards

DJ Cards just dropped a really fun track called “Outrun the Morning”. It takes awesome dance sounds from the classic Eurodance era and gives them a fresh spin. Right from the start, a steady four-on-the-floor beat gets your feet moving. It works great whether you are lifting weights at the gym, driving around late at …

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“The Whispering Part 1” by The Whispering

Heavy metal hits different when it blends raw aggression with precise, calculated execution and the new four-track release from Los Angeles group The Whispering lands right in that sweet spot, giving us a taste of their upcoming self-titled debut. Led by singer and guitarist Lucian Fhor, the project packs some serious star power. You have …

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“Liminalland” by Pray Silence

Edinburgh rock duo Pray Silence just put out “Liminalland”, and it grabs you right away. Marky Wildtype and Sam Siggs worked on this band for years. They wanted to make heavier music, and you can hear that focus in every part of this song. The track starts with a big guitar sound that hits hard. …