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Fleanger Crafts Magnetic Electronic Poetry “Soul Logic” With NIRØ & Romy Dya

Fleanger's latest EP "Soul Logic" transforms contradictory emotions into hypnotic melodic house. The newest EP from Fleanger, "Soul Logic," provides this rare quality with amazing accuracy. The Berlin-based producer works with up-and-coming artist NIRØ and singer Romy Dya to make a track that goes beyond typical genre lines while still staying true to its rhythmic house roots. The hum of vintage synths and the restless spirit...

Black Sherif – Oh Paradise (Official Video)

Black Sherif keeps his consistency as he finally shares the visuals to his song "Oh Paradise" shot and directed by David Nicol-Sey. Watch and enjoy the music video below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvShkZsYiBc

Hunnyboy Anchors Resilience and Faith On New Single “Peace of Mind”

Following the impact of his breakout song "Winning," Ghanaian artist Hunnyboy continues to showcase unwavering resolve with new single “Peace of Mind”. The new...

Exzenya’s “B!tch Please” Has No Refunds For Cheating Husbands

The best breakup comebacks do not beg for the microphone. They take it, turn up the guitar, and leave the room with the bill. Exzenya’s...

“Cigarettes And Coffee” Makes Morgan La Fae Question The Sweet Stuff

Romance gets interesting when it stops posing for the camera. Morgan La Fae’s "Cigarettes And Coffee" puts that idea at the centre of a...

RYNB Learns To Keeps His Distance Thanks To “Therapy”

Heartbreak is loud enough before anyone turns it into content. RYNB’s “Therapy” takes the opposite route: the pop R&B and trap soul single brings...

“Love Me Like Your Ex” Turns Cameron’s Insecurity Into A Rush

Being compared with an ex is bad enough. Being compared with one over a driving electronic beat is Cameron’s answer. “Love Me Like Your...

Joe Caruso Lets An Empty Bedroom Speak On “Waiting On The Wind”

An empty bedroom can feel louder than a packed bar, and Joe Caruso builds “Waiting on the Wind” around that exact jolt. The Washington, DC...

Roger K Deals With Childhood On “Please Don’t Put It on Me”

The orchestral opening stops a listener’s scroll. Roger K’s “Please Don’t Put It on Me,” arrives as cinematic dark pop with a real ache...

Weekend Millionaires Make Addiction Feel Like Their First “Dopamine” Rush

"Dopamine" hits before you can settle in. Weekend Millionaires begin their debut single with a delay-treated guitar figure that feels half invitation, half warning,...

When “For A While” Doesn’t Feel Temporary For Joely

“For a while” sounds harmless until it is attached to a person. Then it can mean avoidance, longing, hope, or the kind of half-promise...

Andrew Moore And Hooch Find Common Ground On “Mountain”

Andrew Moore and Hooch do not tiptoe into "Mountain". The Kentucky five-piece arrives with a live-room pulse, a headline-grabbing guest spot, and a title...

Zora Kirin Marks 40 Birthday With “The Bones Are Beautiful”

Four songs, seventeen minutes, and a fortieth birthday. Zora Kirin’s "The Bones Are Beautiful" has a clean premise, but it refuses an easy emotional...

Brit Scoops Makes Everyday America Feel Tender On “American Cheese”

Brit Scoops’ "American Cheese" turns a missed plan, a bad mood and a late drink into invitations to stay at the table a little...