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MrrrDaisy is a Ghanaian-Spanish-born Journalist, A&R, Publicist, Graphic & Web Designer, and Blogger popularly known by many as the owner and founder of Music Arena Gh and ViViPlay. He has worked with both mainstream and unheard artists from all over the world. The young entrepreneur is breaking boundaries to live off his work, create an impact, be promoted, cooperate with prominent artists, producers, and writers, and build his portfolio.

Last Relapse Unlock an Old Ache on “Throw Away the Key”

There is something oddly brave about Last Relapse dusting off “Throw Away the Key,” the very first song frontman David Holding ever wrote, back in 2006 when he was sixteen. The Atlanta indie and alternative rock band, once known as The Last Relapse, played heavily across the Southeast before vanishing into a 13-year hiatus. Reunited in 2025, they have finally given this teenage relic...
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The Cunning Linguists Goes Hard On Beauty Standards In “Plastic Angels”

Beauty can stop feeling personal when pleasing others becomes its goal. A choice becomes a duty. But who gets to decide when someone has...
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Inyo Holds Twelve Years of Longing in “An Ocean Between, Pt. 1”

A relationship can end before the longing learns to stop. Yet an almost relationship adds another ache: uncertainty about what, exactly, there is to...
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Sonic Pulses Sends “Hands Up” Skyward

Grief gets its hands in the air on "Hands Up", but it never treats the club as an escape hatch. This album from Tel Aviv...
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Thousand Pieces Turns “Hey Man. Amen.” Into A Last Call For Help

“Hey Man. Amen.” hits hardest where care runs out of practical answers. Thousand Pieces, the solo project of singer-songwriter Jamie Smith, takes that difficult...
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HoneyBones Makes “The Call of Baba Yaga” Feel Like A Ceremony

HoneyBones’ “The Call of Baba Yaga” starts with a cry and refuses to hurry. The second single opens with a high female vocal gesture,...
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Afternoon Sister Let “Reset E.P.” Float On Heavy Strings

Afternoon Sister’s “Reset E.P.” starts with a clear promise: heavy guitars can sit beside a laid-back melodic pull. That push and release gives the Boise-area...
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Digging For Kanky’s “Raining Stones” Carries The Weight Of Survival

Keeping going can sound deceptively simple as advice. Digging For Kanky complicate that idea on “Raining Stones”, their single. The Manchester trio put the cost...
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Tara Van Preserves Human Connection On “Miles On It”

Not every song begins with the confidence to share it. For Toronto soul artist Tara Van, keeping music private for years preceded a decision...
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DirtPhunks Bring “Subway Reflections” Back To Street Level

A crowded pavement can make cruelty look ordinary. DirtPhunks' "Subway Reflections" asks us to stop accepting that. The guitar-first single grew from a sight FH...
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YesaYa Makes “D.P.W.M” A Warning Against Assumptions

A warning can sound like ego until you learn what preceded it. YesaYa’s "D.P.W.M" makes that tension the starting point of its challenge. "Don’t Play...
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Edison Steps Into The Open On “Spread My Wings”

Dropping the act can be harder than playing the part. Edison makes that decision the subject of 'Spread My Wings'. The pop single addresses...
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Zmack’s “Rustbelt Rejects” Gives Grit A Groove And A Grin

Darkness can leave room for a joke, and heavy music can still move. On "Rustbelt Rejects", Akron artist Zmack puts that relationship to work...
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