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Sahej Turns Creative Frustration Into Quiet Resolve on ‘Not Yet’
The track arrived after Sahej spent months composing what he planned to release as his third song. A week away with his family gave him fresh ears, and when he returned, he hated the finished piece.
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Camille Cano Prepares For The Worst On “Doomsday Prepping”
Camille Cano has written a song for anyone who plans the emotional fallout before anything has even happened. “doomsday…
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Freedom Fry Turn Midnight Into a Dancefloor on ‘Tonight Is Forever’
Freedom Fry have always understood the romance of a great pop song: three minutes, one bright idea and enough…
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Golden Fez and KAIT Let the Silence Speak on “All That You Need”
“All That You Need” carries the same warmth and vitality that first drew me to Golden Fez on “Pretty…
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Joshua Hawkes Trades Introspection for Pure Adrenaline on “Eyes Like That”
Joshua Hawkes reveals the full extent of his range across his wider catalogue. Fans know him for guitar-led, deeply…
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Awake & Dreaming’s Inevitable: Gothic Alt-Rock, Arena Ambition and One Killer Finale
Awake & Dreaming have a frontperson who sings inward and a band that plays outward, and their debut album…
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Seattle Junior turns apocalypse into power-pop ammunition on ‘Long Angry Summer’
Seattle Junior has chosen a hefty subject for a compact rock song: modern civilisation staring into the bright screen…
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Petit Biscuit Gives Benny Benassi’s “Cinema” a Dream Pop Rebirth
Some songs survive every reinvention. Each remix and reworking brings them back to a fresh wave of popularity. belongs…
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Dan Webb Announces Fifth Album “Lion Dance,” Featuring Musicians Behind Bowie, Prince and Radiohead
Dan Webb has spent the past 18 years making genre labels work overtime. Progressive keyboard rock, post-punk, electro-jazz and…
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Could The Early Bloom’s ‘Sunrise Won’t Decide’ Be the First AI Pop Song You Play Twice?
The most irritating thing about ‘Sunrise Won’t Decide’ is how quickly it wins me over. I knew Yuna Seong and Elliot Hart were fictional AI voices before pressing play, yet the chorus had settled in…
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“The World Slows Down” Marks NOVEMBER KID’s Latest Release
Speed usually creates urgency. NOVEMBER KID uses it to create intimacy. Across two and a half minutes, “The World Slows Down” places a private romantic moment inside the constant movement…
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ViVii Capture the Beauty of Change on New Single “Temporary”
There is a beautiful Japanese concept called wabi sabi. It is entirely devoted to the ability to see beauty in imperfection and impermanence. The Swedish trio ViVii translated that concept…
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[FRESH EP] Nogonomas! – WORK | Dusty AmericanaRecorded Live
After the genre-mixing looseness of Songs 4 Sale, Nogonomas! returns with a tighter and tougher proposition. WORK succeeds because its lo-fi surface comes from actual performance pressure: two musicians commit…
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Femi, Dave Todd and Rrell Unite Country and Pop Rock on “Don’t Lie To Me” Remix
Femi, Dave Todd and Rrell bring country and pop rock together on their collaborative remix of “Don’t Lie To Me,” shaping a warm, intimate track around acoustic instrumentation and a…
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Mcclendon Leaves the Door Open on Warm Single “Change Your Mind”
Sometimes the best love story ends with an ellipsis rather than a full stop. Mcclendon’s “Change Your Mind” ends with an invitation rather than a breakup: the musician admits that,…
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“Nimble” reveals how pop-oriented Kylo’s songwriting has always been
Removing the dreamy electronic haze associated with Kylo’s earlier releases reveals how firmly her songwriting has always belonged to pop. “Nimble” introduces live instrumentation and a folk-oriented surface, although its…
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Tom Sless Quit His Job, Bought a Van, and Wrote “Country Butter” On the Road
Some songs only come together once you stop watching the clock. “Country Butter” is one of them. Tom Sless walked away from his job, bought a van, and drove off…
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New Band OURBIRTHDAY Releases Debut Single “SQUEEZY”
The relatively new band OURBIRTHDAY burst onto the scene not too long ago with their debut single “SQUEEZY.” Genre-wise it’s dance pop, though I’d even say there’s a nice lean…
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My Honest Take on Outsideness’ Wildly Overloaded Second Album
…Then After? has the glorious problem of caring too much, with Freidrich$ and Azalias packing every available minute with melodies, samples, acoustic guitar, piano, electronic percussion and the occasional studio…
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Dan Rose Explores Heartbreak and Self-Reflection on “How About You”
In January, Dan Rose released “Let You Go,” a song about the pain of being dumped when you have absolutely no idea why. In May, he returned with “How About…
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Aestrea Releases “Space,” a DreamPop Track Built Around Weightlessness
Aestrea has released a new single titled “Space” this summer, and the track has already reached thousands of listeners since its debut. The song leans into dreampop territory, with a…
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CA in LA Turns Inner Struggle Into Melodic Bloom on “Waking Up”
Los Angeles duo CA in LA — Courtney Birk and Ashleigh Coffelt — have released “Waking Up,” a track that folds dream pop haze around indie rock bones, with alternative…
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