Tag: track review
Casey McQuillen’s ‘Wedding Date’ chronicles the shadow of lost love
Mojo Morgan bridges past and future in ‘Mountain Song’ from new EP, Jamaica Love
‘Feel The Heat’ is the essential hypnotic tech house from STYLEX
Lera Shemi’s dark debut ‘such a gooD boy’ pulls you into temptation
Listen to Hanne Leland’s tender new single ‘Nothing At All’
Elisa V fuses classical elegance with deep house in debut ‘Love of Yesterday’
Sounds of R&B & Soul: Belaro, MrrrDaisy, Imani-J, Dante Riverz, Mike Äpt, davey, Gimme Gimme, MANÚ, Nadia Maria, Mac Lloyd
Katie Belle turns sleepless nights into sonic gold on ‘Bad Dreams’
Japanese producer You Liang delivers international breakthrough single ‘Maybe Tonight’
‘Secondhand Love’ is Alex Hoskyns’ unmissable debut
Nature meets basslines in Consequential’s ‘Cravin’’
Explore the unpredictable charm of Yeija’s second release ‘Beehive’
Ula returns with spell-binding new single ‘In My Eyes’
From TYYE’s next EP, ‘whole thing’ is a stunning piece of pop reinvention
‘Girls in Hollywood’ is Lola Wild’s pop-noir unmasking of movie star glamour
Lauren Presley steps into the spotlight with ‘Trade Secrets’
Why ‘Pessimist’ might be SAPPHIRE’s most powerful track yet
Indie Kids: The Sways, Nep, flipturn feat. Old Mervs, Roast Apple, SODAPOP, Dee Dasher, Sam Burchfield, John Calvin Abney, Huddy, Alexander Wolfe
Jayli finds connection is melodic-house masterpiece ‘Hey, How Are You?’
‘Wallow’ is TAMS/N OTWAY’s cinematic pop anthem for liberation
‘Living in My Own World’ is Cloe Givelin’s defiant pop-rock statement on identity, authenticity and strength
Zack Morris’ ‘Good Enough’ explores self-doubt and acceptance
Dark dance textures and sharp rap precision come together in J. Eka’s ‘Galaxy’
‘Light It Up’ is Esthy’s sun-drenched country-pop anthem
Jane Honor captures the glow of new love in ‘Nothing You Can Do’
Desire and destruction collide in Joshua Pearlstein’s electro-pop banger ‘Just the Feeling’
Isabel Mirri’s ‘Somewhere Far Away’ finds strength in post-breakup vulnerability
Polaria 19 and Hetty Clark find harmony in ‘Breathe’
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