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Transgalactica Takes On Hunger and Hope in The Great Escape: Famine

Some songs entertain. Others make you think. And then there are songs like “The Great Escape: Famine,” which do both — with a precision and purpose that feels rare in modern music. Released as the second track on the upcoming album Onwards And Upwards, this new single by Polish father-son duo Transgalactica is a progressive…
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Water Street Steps Into a New Era with Closer

Few bands manage to balance genre-bending creativity with pure, feel-good energy quite like Water Street. Their new single “Closer,” releasing October 15, 2025, isn’t just another track — it’s a confident statement of artistic evolution. Drawing from their indie roots in Blairstown, New Jersey, the band merges nostalgia, soul, and pop-rock exuberance into an irresistibly…
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A Deep Review of My Free Heart by Shervin Boloorian

There are songs that speak — and then there are songs that heal. “My Free Heart” is one of those rare pieces that does both. It’s a deeply personal and profoundly universal song, born from the lived experiences of an artist who has known conflict, displacement, and the power of music to transcend them all.…
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A Ghostly Beginning

“Captivity” opens with a chilling reinterpretation of the old American folk refrain “Down in the valley, the valley so low.” But instead of nostalgic warmth, Exzenya delivers it like a broken transmission — hollow, distant, and unnerving. A soft wind slips beneath the vocal, evoking the eerie silence of an isolated room. It’s a brilliant…