New Music

It’s rare to find a debut artist who emerges in their late forties with such emotional clarity and sonic maturity, but Martin Kuiper, the Dutch singer-songwriter behind Dreaming of a Sea of Time, is anything but typical. Following his 2024 debut To Feel Is To Believe, Kuiper returns with a rich and introspective five-track EP …

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Released on May 11th, 2025, Lina Fouro’s emotionally stirring single “Someday” is more than just a piece of music—it’s a heartfelt memorial, a coping mechanism, and an offering of comfort to anyone navigating the pain of loss. In this deeply personal work, Fouro reflects on the passing of her mother with both sorrow and resilience, …

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“Post Mortem Analysis – An album chronicling the writer’s journey through cognitive behavioural therapy for social anxiety” is not your typical 8-track album. It’s a visceral, vulnerable body of work by HELLO HELLO HELLO HELLO that blends music production and therapy in a way that feels both academic and deeply personal. Created originally as part …

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With their latest single “Fired Up,” Indoor Friends doesn’t just nod to the golden age of early 2000s pop punk—they ignite it with modern urgency and emotional weight. It’s loud, it’s punchy, and it’s undeniably cathartic, blending nostalgia with a very current sense of frustration, hope, and unapologetic resilience. Released as a standalone single, “Fired …

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Delta of Venus has returned with their second single, “Intertwined b/w Intertwined (Acoustic),” and it’s a fascinating expansion of their sonic identity. Following the critical success of their debut “Disengaged b/w Slipping,” the band now leans deeper into their experimental instincts, crafting a dual-track release that plays with expectation while deepening their emotional and atmospheric …

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Oxyzine’s latest single, “what it means to lose,” is not just a song—it’s a visceral, emotional outcry. Released on May 9th, 2025, this raw and haunting track reflects the artist’s deep frustration and heartbreak in response to the ongoing deportation of innocent citizens, legal residents, and undocumented migrants in the United States. It’s a protest …

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In his debut single “Rise Above,” Phoenix-based singer-songwriter and painter Allan Jamisen opens the door to his artistic world with warmth, introspection, and a quietly powerful message. As the first track from his forthcoming album Life Lessons, this song serves as a mission statement for Jamisen’s creative vision: turning pain into purpose, and hate into …

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With their latest single “Circle of Doubt”, Illinois-based blues-rock mystics Rosetta West have once again proven that their brand of musical storytelling exists in a realm entirely their own. Released on Beltane, the ancient Celtic holiday marking the return of light and life, the track offers something far more shadowy: a meditation on spiritual fatigue, …

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In an era where pop often leans toward polished perfection, The Burbs return with something far more unsettling — and far more honest. Their latest single, “There’s No Time For Presents”, isn’t just a song; it’s an emotional confrontation, the kind of track that leaves you feeling winded in the best way. Hailing from Bells …

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