I guess the easiest way to explain this EP is to say that Vincent Projects sounds like someone found a lost heavy metal band from the late ’70s, right before they accidentally flew into the Bermuda Triangle, and decided to finish mixing the tapes out of sheer curiosity. Not in a nostalgia-bait, “remember when rock […]
Some debut albums try so hard to fit into trends, some even fall for the polished, hollow sounds that trades artistic identity for applause. But Aseo Deogeo’s debut album “Revenge” is one the few that gives you bops along with character and personality. Hailing from Memphis, TN, Aseo Deogeo is an author, school teacher, and
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“Fire Escape” feels like the musical equivalent of standing on your apartment balcony at 2 a.m., staring at nothing in particular, and suddenly realizing you might be okay. Not fixed, not magically transformed into a better version of yourself, but okay enough to keep going. That quiet, hard-earned reassurance is the emotional center of Cooper
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Some tracks feel so catchy and ready for fun sing-alongs—until you actually listen, and the heartbreak isn’t subtle anymore. That’s Anjalts’ “Summer is Gone”, giving you that nostalgic sting with a quiet realization that something’s coming to an end. Anjalts is a prolific songwriter, producer, & multi-instrumentalist based in New York. She’s now back on
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There’s something quietly audacious about releasing a song called “The Crow” and then opening it like you’re trying to resurrect the emotional gravity of a lost Roy Orbison ballad. Arn-Identified Flying Objects and Alien Friends doesn’t just flirt with that lineage; it commits to it fully, leaning into melodrama, loneliness, and old-school romantic despair with
There’s no amount of empty theatrics could ever compensate for the lack of honesty and emotions, because even the loudest riffs or intricate arrangement could fall flat when it fails to resonate. Thankfully, Highroad No. 28 will offer you both musicality and emotional weight with their latest single “Thistroubledsoul”. Highroad No. 28 was formed in
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Jenny X – Ambulance Ride Jenny X drops Ambulance Ride, and honestly, it’s the kind of track that sneaks up on you. From Gloucester, Massachusetts, these guys have been rocking the local scene for a while, and this single proves they’ve been paying attention. The song hits that sweet spot of alternative rock with a
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The musical landscape is ever evolving at a speed where you can’t catch up. It’s either you create music for yourself or, as the great Pharrell Williams would say, if you’re creating house music, music that can buy you a house, you have to anticipate the trend a mile away. But that’s not what I’m
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Intercontinen7al has always been less of a band and more of a science experiment that accidentally produced real songs. Their entire premise of “what if musicians from every continent tried to make something together without ever standing in the same room?” began as a lockdown hobby and somehow escalated into a four-year, globe-spanning collaboration involving
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Forget those solemn carols for the holidays because Cali Tucker’s newest cover EP, “Santa Baby” brings you the classics with a twist. The kind that flickers in familiarity with a velvet, mesmerizing performance that only she can pull off. Hailing from Country Music Royalty, Cali Tucker’s love for music was deeply rooted in a legacy
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