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Gabrielle Marlena – Mississippi

The sound of Gabrielle Marlena singing her song ‘Mississippi’ has captured us completely. Before our eyes the journey takes us. The instrumentation is gentle and provides a smooth canvas for Gabrielle. The perfect place to just unwind and take a minute off. Have a listen and let us know what you think. If you find yourself attached to the track, …

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The Aphotic – Wanted

We’ve stumbled upon our new favorite band, The Aphotic, and they’ve generously shared their single ‘Wanted’ with us. Their music has an irresistible charm, drawing from lo-fi electronica, and blending neo-soul and future R&B to create a style that’s truly one-of-a-kind. The final result is simply outstanding. This track might just be their greatest work …

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Siobhan Sainte – Burn It Down

‘Burn It Down’ by Siobhan Sainte is an emotional, powerful song that showcases not only her outstanding talents as a vocalist, but also as a songwriter. The song features hauntingly beautiful melodies coupled with a deep and resonant beat to give the listener an intense and compelling experience. Sainte’s voice is simply breath-taking It alternates between tenderness …

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Sannia – Go And Get Over

A gem: Sannia’s “Go And Get Over” is an amazing song that expresses the emotions of leaving behind and becoming strong in weakness. Even from the opening notes, you’re thrown right into a world of sincere storytelling and beautiful voices. In lyrics for “Go And Get Over”, the themes are raw and honest, including resilience and …

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Sara Phillips – Here’s To You

Sara Phillips’ Here’s To You is a well-composed song in which she shines as both a songwriter and performer. Phillips has both a strong, forceful voice and a warm, heartfelt one which seeks to touch the listener immediately. Her vocals take center stage in this simple but effective acoustic arrangement. The lyrics are sincere and practical, praising those …

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Kiddo – Body Talking

Kiddo’s latest musical creation has left us frozen with amazement. A real masterpiece it is! Whether it’s his no-holds-barred, in your face vocal style or incisive and infectious musical accompaniment, the talent of this artist is unbridaled. Kiddo himself describes the crux of his new record as focusing around a compelling guitar groove, with influences including …

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Kalyna Rakel – Who Knew

Who Knew is a delectable showcase of Kalyna Rakel’s own musical style, and lyrical finesse. This track is a lovely combination of soulful tunes and meaningful lyrics, for a compelling listen. Rakel’s powerful yet poignant voice brings depth to the song, as every word weighs heavily on a listener. This is a subtly elegant arrangement, one that gives …

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WESLEE – Boys Cry

WESLEE’s song Boys Cry is particularly striking because of its grave theme and exquisite production. In dealing with the sensitive subject of male vulnerability, their way is fresh and powerful. The combination of a very smooth, soulful melody and modern minimalist beats makes the track sound at once contemporary yet eternal. The vocals are especially effective in bringing …

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Jon Bryant – Paradise

And so it was, just recently having heard Jon Bryant sing his song ‘Paradise,’ a pleasant experience indeed. As soon as the music stopped, I was mesmerized by the tender melodies and Jon’s moving singing. For example, Jon wrote this wonderful song and provided the beautiful voice it deserves. The lyrics are both reflective and poetic, imparting …

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Alexander Wren – Strangers Again

With his first single, the debut of Alexander Wren already tells an impressive story. Listening to Strangers Again for the very first time got us absolutely excited and staggeringly stunned at once. He definitely has an enthusiasm which is as contagious as it is charming. And if the standard of Strangers Again is anything to go …

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Rajiv Dhall – Happier

Here are our reasons for buzzing with excitement about this upcoming release. Firstly, we are all fervent fans of Rajiv Dhall’s music right down through the pores. Our vocal prowess and lyrical flair working together have an air that’s impossible to resist, every single time. Furthermore, he never ceases to amaze and inspire us with his always first-rate …

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Charlie Smyth – The Cold Hard Truth

Charlie Smyth’s piece entitled The Cold Hard Truth comes across as both compelling and introspective, with Smyth being adept at combining elements of storytelling and music. Its reflective mood suitably complements his characterful, raw and expressive voice. The guitar work is flawless, adding depth and feeling to the story. Lyrically, the song is a master class in openness …

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Machineheart – Overgrown

“Overgrown” is a stunning example of contemporary chillwave music by the Los Angeles band Machineheart. It’s our first encounter with this band, and honestly, we’ve just discovered a new favorite. The music has an atmospheric and minimalistic quality that allows the artist’s vocals and lyrics to shine, crafting beautiful melodic compositions. The production style on …

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Chris Leamy – Shoot To Thrill

It seems there is a misunderstanding. Shoot to Thrill is actually a song by AC/DC, not some obscure singer called Chris Leamy. A classic in the rock genre, this electrifying high-energy rock anthem features guitar riffs with punishing impact and a pulse-pounding rhythm. If Chris Leamy has done this song or if you meant some other song of …

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Catch a Dinosaur – Maybe You Just Wait

Catch a Dinosaur’s song, Maybe You Just Wait is haunting and deeply felt. The recording shows off the band’s exquisite musicianship. Combining such a variety of instruments into harmonious composition, coupled with the melancholy and introspective lyrics produces a richly textured sound. The lead vocals are especially impressive, delivered with an earnestness and depth that is most …