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MOBAXT – “Transcendence”

“Transcendence” is not a release that rushes to make its point. Instead, it unfolds patiently, inviting the listener into a carefully constructed late night world built on atmosphere, motion, and emotional flow. Created by UK based producer and composer MOBAXT, this project leans firmly into cinematic synthwave and atmospheric trance, prioritising immersion over instant impact. …

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JCCutter – “Tequila at Dawn”

“Tequila at Dawn” finds JCCutter stepping away from the heavier emotional terrain of his recent work and leaning fully into release, humor, and shared celebration. Arriving on December 26, 2025, the single feels like a well-earned exhale. Where his album Perspectives wrestled with weighty themes of resilience and survival, this track opens the door to …

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Train Conductor – “Elephant Graveyard”

“Elephant Graveyard” is a weighty and immersive closing statement from Albuquerque psych-rock mainstays Train Conductor. Released on October 30, 2025, the single serves as the final chapter of the band’s latest album, Feeling Town, and it feels deliberately positioned there. This is not a track chasing immediacy or hooks. Instead, it sinks in slowly, wrapping …

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Tony Frissore – “Bad Strategies”

Tony Frissore’s new single “Bad Strategies” arrives with urgency, clarity, and a deep groove that refuses to let the message drift into the background. Released on December 19, 2025, the track is a funk driven reflection on leadership, power, and accountability, shaped by an artist who understands both musical tradition and modern tension. From the …

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Larry Karpenko – “Celebrate the King”

“Celebrate the King” is a joyful, faith-filled holiday single that captures Larry Karpenko at his most expressive and intentional. Released as the centerpiece of his Christmas project of the same name, the song stands as both a musical invitation and a declaration of purpose. Rooted in worship but overflowing with celebration, it reflects Karpenko’s desire …

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