July 31, 2025

Clay Goodman’s debut single “Such Fun” isn’t just a song—it’s a heartfelt introduction to a rising artist with genuine passion and raw talent. Released on August 1, 2025, this track marks a major milestone in Clay’s musical journey, offering listeners a glimpse into his world of DIY creativity, classic influences, and emotional authenticity. As someone …

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With their latest single Flames, Hamilton Hound delivers a track that is as emotionally charged as it is socially conscious. Featuring vocals from rising star Rhianna Jackson, a chorus cover of Charles Bradley’s The World (Is Going Up in Flames) sung by AP Wilson, and evocative piano work by Mo Marshal, this single is a …

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With their latest single Flames, Hamilton Hound delivers a track that is as emotionally charged as it is socially conscious. Featuring vocals from rising star Rhianna Jackson, a chorus cover of Charles Bradley’s The World (Is Going Up in Flames) sung by AP Wilson, and evocative piano work by Mo Marshal, this single is a …

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Hæphos isn’t just making music—they’re building an alternate universe, one shimmering synth and razor-sharp lyric at a time. With their latest single, Don’t Forget Me, the Rochester-based artist continues to define and defy genre expectations, blending the hypnotic polish of K-pop and J-pop with the unhinged edge of hyperpop. It’s a track that feels like …

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In a music world often driven by algorithms and catchy soundbites, God of the Dead, the latest full-length album by Illinois-based band Rosetta West, arrives like a thunderstorm on a clear day—loud, unpredictable, and absolutely impossible to ignore. Led by founder and primary songwriter Joseph Demagore, Rosetta West has long carved out a unique space …

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Norwegian drummer and composer Knut Kvifte Nesheim’s new album Graosido is more than just a jazz record—it’s a deeply personal and poetic reflection on the natural world, cultural identity, and the quiet power of musical collaboration. Composed for and performed by the adventurous Norwegian jazz orchestra OJKOS, this album weaves together musical textures, memories, and …

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“Summer’s Gate,” the closing track on the double album 17 Birds at the Summer’s Gate, isn’t your typical single—and that’s exactly the point. Arn-Identified Flying Objects and Alien Friends, the solo project of former REDMOON guitarist and vocalist (also known as Alien Friend), has never been about chasing radio trends or crafting hits that fit …

“Summer’s Gate” by Arn-Identified Flying Objects and Alien Friends — A Twelve-Minute Journey Through Time and Tone Read More »