Music

Blake Kelly’s “Left or Right” Captures the Art of Indecision on New EP Guidance

Sometimes the most honest music comes from the spaces between certainty and doubt. Blake Kelly knows this territory well. The Charlotte-based artist has spent his time moving between basketball courts, college classrooms, and recording studios, collecting experiences that fuel his latest EP, Guidance. "Left or Right" serves as the centrepiece of this four-track collection, and it arrives with the kind of laid-back confidence that suggests Kelly...

Mersea’s “Jopah”: A Vibrant Fusion Of Afrobeat And Soul

Nigerian Rising Star Mersea Delivers Genre-Defying Album "Jopah" That Resonates Across Cultures. Mersea, the Nigerian Afropop sensation, has unleashed her highly anticipated album "Jopah," and it's nothing short of a sonic revelation. This debut offering from the Spinning Concepts signee is a bold statement that refuses to be boxed into a single genre. From the moment the first track hits, it's clear that Mersea is not...

Catching “Snowflakes Flight” with Edditter: A Sonic Snow Day

First thought? It doesn’t sound like someone trying too hard, which is always a relief. It’s not that self-important throb you sometimes get with...

Tomas Raae’s “Jeg Glemmer Dig Aldrig”: A Nordic Echo in Sound

A broken teacup, stained with Earl Grey, hums with the same quiet ache as "Jeg Glemmer Dig Aldrig." Tomas Raae and the ethereal voice...

Orchestral Twinkles: Eric Harmsen’s “All the Christmas Lights” is an Experience

Okay, let's pretend the universe coughed up "All the Christmas Lights." Not literally, of course, though I did find a sparkly rock in my...

Rich Allen’s “No Pinks”: The Unsaid Screams

I saw a pigeon wearing a tiny top hat yesterday. It has absolutely nothing to do with Rich Allen's new single, "No Pinks", but,...

Unearthing Feelings with Jeán et Joie’s “Ma”

The color of a worn-out teddy bear, the kind that smells faintly of dried chamomile tea and forgotten childhood adventures—that's what “Ma,” the new...

Love’s Slow Rain: Mi’Kael Chalyce Finds Her Sun in “Faded Love”

Sometimes healing sounds less like a whisper and more like a storm—a sonic reckoning that blows through the debris of old wounds, scattering the...

From Pac-Man to Pop Culture: “Rok” and the Art of Emotional Synth

If the Pac-Man arcade cabinet at the corner of a musty Scottish pub could talk, it might recount something akin to Rok's self-titled odyssey....

Wrestling with Resilience: The Report’s “Everything Life Throws” EP

A toddler clutching a kaleidoscope probably doesn’t fathom the full extent of the beauty whirling inside it. That’s a bit like encountering The Report’s...

Mick J Clark Cracks The Christmas Code With Irresistible Single ”Sing Glory Glory Hallelujah”

A joyful addition to holiday playlists, Mick J. Clark’s latest track ''Sing Glory Glory Hallelujah" captures the heart of Christmas with humour, nostalgia, and...

Sierra Levesque Declares Independence With Bold New Rock Anthem “Authority”

The rising pop/rock sensation Sierra Levesque delivers a high-energy anthem of defiance and empowerment "Authority" cementing her place in the modern rock scene. "Authority," Sierra...

MrrrDaisy And Massimo Youngblood Strike Gold With “Dada Cash”

MrrrDaisy's latest single "Dada Cash" featuring UK-based Ghanaian artist Massimo Youngblood is a vibrant addition to the Afrobeats scene. This collaboration merges party vibes with...

Malaysian Singer Shahera Sam Bridges Cultures With Debut Single “Kenapa (Why)”

Blending Malay and English lyrics, Shahera Sam delivers a heartfelt single "Kenapa (Why)" that explores life’s questions through the sounds of Southeast Asia. Shahera Sam...