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Watch Me Die Inside Explodes With Emotion: New Single ‘Infinity Fall II’ Breaks The Boundaries Of Metalcore
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Floyer Turns a Forgotten Theatre Into a Public Affair on “The Last Tickets To The Show”
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Dan Webb Gives Nicole McCabe Room to Roam on “The Self Watches Their Return”
The electric keys give the track its psychedelic character, while Nicole McCabe supplies the freedom at the centre of the arrangement. It’s an…
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Janeuary Turns “Snowflakes” into an Invitation to Hold the Small Moments Close
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Naomi Jane Puts a Sharp Country-Pop Spin on Relationship Frustration with “Passenger Princess”
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RODDY Turns Years of Keeping the Peace into Pop Defiance on “MenacE”
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Jay Pinto Finds Common Ground In The Warm Folk-Rock Of ‘Arrive or Company?’
It’s a very good starting point for a song about the worth of another person’s company to have an old singing…
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Austin Powell Brings Grit, Groove and Personal Change Together on “Retribution”
“Retribution” finds its strength in the meeting of rhythmic pleasure and emotional strain, giving Powell’s personal songwriting an inviting, expressive shape.
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Henry Aberson Brings Funk, Soul and Bruised Romance Together on “Wouldn’t You Know”
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TIANN Connects the Pull of Independence With the People Left Behind on “Miles From Home”
“Miles From Home” offers a compelling portrait of adulthood as something built with other people still firmly in mind.
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DJ Tease Takes Back the Night with the Rolling Drum & Bass of “Back To You”
The dancefloor becomes the speaker, offering back the energy that work and responsibility consume. It’s a…
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Ama Mwa Challenges Everyday Prejudice Through the City Streets of “Coexistencia”
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Janeuary Turns “Snowflakes” into an Invitation to Hold the Small Moments Close
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