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Here’s the thing: I’m always a sucker for music with dedications to the artist’s dearly loved someone: it could be a family member, it could be an artist that they looked up to, or it could be a dedication for themselves; it doesn’t really matter if it’s for whom, but yes. I’d always dig that

Music is power; it is meant to make you feel something—with unfiltered emotion pulsing from the beats of the song, the shaking of the walls of your room, which directly connects to the beat of your heart and provides warmth to your soul. This is basically one of the reasons why a lot of people

SEER SEEKER really said “Spells and secrets, I guess I’ll share them” with this album. It’s a combination of rap, alternative, hip-hop, synth, not to mention the concept behind this entire record, and we’re here for it. With ten songs, it really leaves us to use and resonate with them in any way we want,

Music has the power to fill up space and create vast new worlds, and Lancelot Chen’s latest album, “Gist of the Dusk,” this sure is one great solid example. Released on November 1, 2024, “Gist of the Dusk” has its own unique way of making a compelling walk toward the center stage of the music

Ambition and resilience are two big words that perfectly connect with Sapuis‘s latest album release entitled “Before I Die.” This 15-track collection of songs is deeply personal pieces packed with the artist’s signature sound, upbeat raps, thundering beats, and synths that sing about achievement intertwined with legacy, chasing dreams, and the resilience to continue and

I have never thought of seeing giant disco balls, influencers taking selfies, and saving the world into one project, and surprise—here’s Steven Hensby Band giving me just that! “Astronomers Aren’t Morning People” is the latest album from this power-packed nine-member Australia-based band known for their VERY danceable music, vast coverage of genres that include ska,