Music

“The Gods That You Pray To”: Lee Feather & The Night Movers’ Bleak Pact.

With their third single, "The Gods That You Pray To," Lee Feather and The Night Movers have crafted a song that doesn’t knock; it just walks into the room, sits you down, and stares into your soul. The track is built on a contradiction that absolutely works: a hypnotic, circling synth hook that feels like watching a coin spin on a bar top, endlessly...

Chief Dejjy – Video Call (Official Video) Dir. By SlimMany

Chief Dejjy - Video Call (Official Video) Dir. By SlimMany Chief Dejjy continues his streak of fine vocal form and this time around he pairs with producer, P Loops to create the magic. 'Video Call' conveys the enthusiasm that comes with meeting an apparent significant other. Chief Dejjy can't get enough of this fine babe he comes across and resorts to quell his unease via...

Edie Yvonne Chronicles Teenage Angst With Poise In New Single “I Might”

Edie Yvonne's "I Might" Closes Her Trilogy of Teen Revelations with Ethereal Grace The 16-year-old Los Angeles Artist Transforms Diary Pages into Indie-Pop Gold, Proving...

CRYME Blends Classic House And Modern Vibes On “Reality Rush” EP

SEVEN Co-Founder CRYME Channels Detroit Spirit Through Modern Production Architecture, Featuring Strategic Remixes from Christoph Faust and Mesmer SEVEN is happy to present CRYME's second...

JZH Drops “Wayz N Meanz”: A Heavy-Hitting Anthem Of Desire And Bravado

Blending smooth production with sharp lyricism, South Manchester’s JZH delivers a bold exploration of ambition and relationships in "Wayz N Meanz". JZH, an R&B and...

Ya Minko And Sean Davy’s “Skedaddle Remix” Dances Through The Exit Door

Where Tropical House Meets Graceful Surrender: A Serendipitous Collaboration Between Ya Minko And Sean Davy Becomes a Beautiful Farewell "Skedaddle" (Remix) emerges as a poignant...

MatAre Explores Solitude And Resilience In Dreamy New Single “Under A Stone”

Blending dream-pop, indie rock, and new wave, MatAre’s latest single “Under A Stone” confronts isolation with upbeat energy and emotional depth. Many people know Matt...

ALBA Reimagines The Late ’60s With “Bib The Digger”

Blending vintage sounds with modern production, ALBA’s latest album as "BIB THE DIGGER" delivers a hypnotic tribute to the rebellious spirit of the 1960s. ALBA,...

808TSIE Takes the “Dub Drive” in Style

Alright, let’s talk about 808TSIE and their new single, "Dub Drive." This isn’t a review in the stuffy sense, more like a… sonic snapshot,...

Is “No Daylight” Your Kind of Shade? Fiona Amaka’s Latest

Fiona Amaka’s "No Daylight" arrives not as a burst of light, but as a slow, curious excavation of what’s left when the sun hides....

Don’t Let This One “Fade Away”: Kent Owens Makes a Mark

Kent Owens, a name that sounds like it should be on a library card next to “Hemingway,” but instead it's on the digital shelf...

Aynaz’s “To My Angel Friend”: An Angel’s Share of Emotion

Okay, let’s talk about Aynaz, shall we? They've dropped a single called “To My Angel Friend,” and it feels less like a tune and...

Beyond the Pale: Talk in Vain Takes Us to a “Distant Land”

Okay, let's talk about Talk in Vain’s “Distant Land.” This isn't your grandma's rock and roll. It's more like finding a hidden cassette tape...

Casuccio’s “Rockstar”: Not About the Sparkle, All About the Grit

Anthony Casuccio's "The Rockstar," is, well, not what you expect, especially if you were picturing spandex and teased hair. It's a raw, honest pour...