New Music

Released on October 2, 2025, “It’s All Mad Out Here” by ColourTelly is more than just an album—it’s a bold, unfiltered commentary on our world. At a time when conversations around AI, war, and economic disparity dominate the headlines, ColourTelly captures this unease and channels it into a record that is both musically distinctive and …

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Released on October 7, 2025, “沉沦” is a powerful and emotional new single from 彭俐客 that explores the raw complexities of love, betrayal, and forgiveness. This track doesn’t just tell a story—it feels like an intimate confession wrapped in rich, soul-stirring melodies. With its unique blend of human creativity and AI innovation, it stands as …

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Set for release on October 10, 2025, “Your Way” marks a compelling new chapter for the Belgian pop-rock trio 1POINT5. Known for blending energetic rock with warm, introspective tones, the band delivers a track that feels both intimate and anthemic. Rooted in soft rock, this single speaks directly to the heart, exploring themes of trust, …

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With his debut EP “Fountains Of Your Youth” (out October 16, 2025), Jonny Thorns stakes his claim as one of the most exciting rising voices in the UK indie rock scene. Hailing from Durham, England, Jonny brings a fresh yet familiar sound—one that blends the energy of modern indie rock with the emotional honesty of …

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There’s something instantly cinematic about Phil Woloch’s new single “Home” (out October 17, 2025). The Vienna-based singer-songwriter and pianist has crafted a track that feels like the open road—windows down, headlights cutting through the night, and a quiet confidence building with every mile. It’s retro and modern in equal measure: a 70s-inspired, synth-forward indie pop …

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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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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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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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“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 …

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“Shiver” isn’t just a song—it’s a surge of energy, a spark of emotion, and a pure rush of connection wrapped in a high-voltage pop-rock package. The new single from electro-rock outfit Tidal Rave captures the exact feeling of that split-second when attraction hits like lightning, pulling you into something bigger than yourself. Known for their …

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