Tag: Boey - The False Prince

Lanusa Puts Desire In Orbit On “Jupiter”

Some people enter your life and rearrange the furniture in your head. Lanusa’s “Jupiter” knows that feeling well. The 2026 indie folk and alternative rock single uses the planet’s gravitational force to describe a person whose presence can make everyone nearby feel off-course. It is dreamy, groove-driven, and quietly uneasy, a song about attraction that keeps checking the cost of giving another person too much influence. Lanusa...

Vigatron And Burner Let “Hollow Apologies” Run Loose

Vigatron’s “Hollow Apologies” refuses the idea that a hip-hop artist must stay in one lane. His Burner-produced album works from a simple rule: follow what feels right. This opens space for changed pitch, different flows, more singing and background singers, while Burner shapes the production around the vocals. It is a record rooted in traditional hip-hop but open to melody, harmony and R&B aesthetics. “Hollow Apologies” refocuses...

Boey Faces The Silence Before The Storm In “The False Prince”

You hit play, and immediately, the atmosphere shifts. Boey does not waste time easing you into his new album, "The False Prince". The Ipoh-born,...