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NOVOZERO’s “To All The Times” – A Haunting Reflection on Fleeting Moments
The alt-rock band Novozero, hailing from Tromsø, Northern Norway, has made their return to the music scene with their latest single, “To All The Times”. This track, the first of three upcoming releases, is a slow-burning and introspective piece that captures the fleeting nature of life’s precious moments—those blink-and-you-miss-it instances that slip by unnoticed. The…
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Ludwig Jonsson – Anybody Out There
Ludwig Jonsson’s latest single, Anybody Out There, is a striking fusion of melodic metalcore and alternative rock, infused with an urgent, thought-provoking message. Inspired by the likes of We Came As Romans and Bullet For My Valentine, Jonsson channels these influences into a sound that is both raw and expansive. His ability to craft such…
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Megapenny Music – Grains of Sand
Euro pop has long been a genre defined by its infectious melodies, sweeping synths, and anthemic choruses. With Grains of Sand, Megapenny Music not only pays homage to this tradition but also brings a deeply personal and nostalgic touch to the table. Al Young, the mastermind behind Megapenny Music, has crafted a track that is…
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Yvonne Lyon & Boo Hewerdine – Things Found In Books
Few albums come with as much poetic depth and quiet reverence for life’s overlooked moments as Things Found In Books, the latest collaboration between Yvonne Lyon and Boo Hewerdine. Inspired by the notice board in Culzean Castle’s second-hand bookshop—where lost notes, receipts, letters, and photographs tell forgotten stories—the album is a deeply nostalgic and beautifully…
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Oaken Lee – Where Now?
Oaken Lee’s latest single, Where Now?, is a powerful and nostalgic protest song that blends the spirit of 1960s and ‘70s folk-rock with a modern sense of urgency. Rooted in the tradition of classic protest anthems, the song takes inspiration from legends like John Lennon, Pete Seeger, and Bob Dylan while addressing a crisis that…
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Parmy Dhillon – Organise Your Mind
Melbourne-based singer-songwriter Parmy Dhillon has always been known for his deeply personal songwriting, and his latest single, Organise Your Mind, is no exception. With a signature blend of raw honesty and introspective lyricism, Dhillon delivers a track that feels both deeply personal and universally relatable. From the very first chords, Organise Your Mind sets a…
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Kelsie Kimberlin – Perfume
Kelsie Kimberlin’s latest single, Perfume, is a captivating and poetic take on love’s irresistible pull. Released alongside a visually stunning music video filmed in Kyiv, Ukraine, the song intertwines intoxicating melodies with a deeply personal and symbolic message. Known for her ability to craft evocative narratives, Kimberlin once again proves why she’s one of pop…
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BIGDENBOO – The Journey
BIGDENBOO’s debut album, The Journey, is an ambitious and immersive musical experience that seamlessly blends elements of video game soundtracks, film scores, progressive rock, and electronic music. With a foundation built on experimentation, The Journey is not just an album—it’s a concept, a narrative-driven soundscape that takes listeners through a world crafted with meticulous attention…
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Mary Simone – “Nothing Breaks Like a Heart”
In the world of cover songs, there are two kinds—those that stick closely to the original and those that completely transform the song into something new. Mary Simone’s latest release, a reimagining of Mark Ronson’s “Nothing Breaks Like a Heart,” firmly belongs in the latter category. With hauntingly beautiful vocals, lush instrumentation, and an emotive…
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Lucas Pasley – “Someone To Hold Me”
Few artists have the ability to capture the raw, unfiltered emotions of life’s complexities quite like Lucas Pasley. His latest single, Someone To Hold Me, is a deeply moving tribute to Barbie, a woman who played a significant role in his grandmother’s final years. Through his signature blend of old-time Appalachian storytelling and traditional instrumentation,…
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