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KOMBY DOT IO – “Tomorrowland Never End”
Some musical experiences stay with you long after the final track has played. For electronic music producer KOMBY DOT IO, one of those moments came in 2006, when he attended the inaugural edition of Tomorrowland in Belgium. Two decades later, that experience has found a new expression in “Tomorrowland Never End,” a five-minute progressive house…
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Sacha Mullin – Social Touch
After more than two decades of exploring the edges of pop, jazz, rock and experimental music, Chicago-based singer-songwriter Sacha Mullin is stepping into a more direct, pop-forward chapter with his fourth solo album, Social Touch, released October 19, 2026. Produced by William Parker Wood, the record reflects an artist willing to revisit his musical foundations…
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Attack the Sound – “Symphony (Live at Uncommon Ground)”
There comes a point in life when the future you once imagined begins to look nothing like the reality in front of you. Chicago-based band Attack the Sound explores that uncomfortable realization in their latest single, “Symphony (Live at Uncommon Ground),” released on November 5, 2026. It’s a soulful reflection on disappointment, self-doubt and the…
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Kimoarts – “You asked (if I loved you)”
Even in the strongest relationships, moments of insecurity can surface unexpectedly. A simple question can reveal doubts that have been quietly sitting beneath the surface, creating an opportunity to reflect on how we express love and reassure the people closest to us. On “You asked (if I loved you),” Welsh artist Kimoarts explores this familiar…
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Garrett Anthony Rice – “As Magic As The Snow”
Christmas is often associated with joy, nostalgia and childhood wonder, but for some people, the festive season also brings memories of those who are no longer around. On “As Magic As The Snow,” Irish singer-songwriter Garrett Anthony Rice explores this bittersweet side of Christmas through a deeply moving story about friendship, loss and the memories…
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Last Seen Alive – “Is This What You Wanted?”
Brighton alternative rock four-piece Last Seen Alive return with “Is This What You Wanted?”, a powerful single that captures the band’s ability to combine technical musicianship with the energy and immediacy of modern alternative rock. Built around heavy guitars, intricate arrangements and memorable hooks, the track represents another step forward for a group that has…
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Elias Dream – “You Survived”
Some childhood experiences leave wounds that are difficult to explain, especially when the people who should offer love and protection are the ones who fail to provide it. On “You Survived,” Elias Dream turns attention towards children who grow up feeling forgotten, overlooked and emotionally alone. It is a deeply personal subject approached with compassion,…
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Digging for Kanky – “Raining Stones”
Life can sometimes feel like an endless effort to keep going, particularly when everyday pressures seem to arrive without giving you much room to breathe. Manchester trio Digging for Kanky explore that experience on “Raining Stones”, a dark, atmospheric alternative track that reflects on hardship, survival and the quiet resilience required to navigate working-class life.…
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Mick J. Clark – “It’s Getting Near Christmas”
Christmas is a season of anticipation, excitement and, occasionally, a little chaos. Between the preparations, the pressure of getting everything ready and the romance that often accompanies the festive period, there is plenty of emotion packed into the weeks leading up to December 25. Mick J. Clark captures these different sides of the season in…
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KahMenCents – “Love Junkie”
Love can be intoxicating, and on “Love Junkie,” KahMenCents explores that feeling through a soulful celebration of genuine connection. Released on November 11, 2023, the single turns the familiar experience of heartbreak into something unexpectedly uplifting, suggesting that if there is one thing worth becoming addicted to, it is love. Inspired by his own experience…
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