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Dreaming in Silver: An Interview with Summer Rosee, the Most Promising Indie Artist of the Season
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Toronto’s Musical Chameleon Strikes Again: Julian Taylor’s New Album “ANTHOLOGY VOL. 2”
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Between the Sky and the Industry: Jordan Tarif and His ‘Falling for the Stars’
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Inspired by Vulnerability: Alexa Kate and Her Emotional Single “Forever”
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“Beauty Follows Emotion, Not the Other Way Around”: Iuliano on Creating Without Compromise
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Years Later, “Ivory” Finally Found Its Moment: an Old Song with New Life from Kindred Connection
It’s great when a creative partnership grows out of friendship – like Kindred Connection, the duo of longtime friends Gabriele and Mattia. In their songs,…
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“I U Me”: Awake & Dreaming’s Ethereal Take on Modern Chaos
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Dreaming in Silver: An Interview with Summer Rosee, the Most Promising Indie Artist of the Season
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Toronto’s Musical Chameleon Strikes Again: Julian Taylor’s New Album “ANTHOLOGY VOL. 2”
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Between the Sky and the Industry: Jordan Tarif and His ‘Falling for the Stars’
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A Bright and Euphoric Track: The Flints’ “Hold On Me”
The Manchester twins The Flints (George and Henry) give a new sound to psychedelic pop and 70s…
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‘Monsters’: When Love Turns to Control – Frida and The Mann Lay It All Bare
The Cleveland band Frida and The Mann, which emerged in 2024, confidently moves between alternative rock and…
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Norwegian Dream Pop Under the Northern Lights: Bellman Releases ‘She’s Reading Poe’
Bellman, also known as Arne-Johan Rauan, lives in a cozy cabin among the Norwegian fjords – on…
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Old principles, new breath – Moviola present “Stunt Your Growth”
It all began in 1993, when Jake Housh formed the band Moviola in a duplex near Ohio State University. Three decades later,…
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Stories Sung from the Heart: “Nothing Lasts Forever”, the New Album by Brock Davis
In America, there are small towns where the radio catches only two stations – country and sermons.…
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Dissonance as the Language of Emotion: Bernice Marsala’s Single “Music Box” on the Fragility of Memory
Memory works strangely. It doesn’t record events sequentially, like a video camera. It leaves fragments: a smell,…
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A Bright and Euphoric Track: The Flints’ “Hold On Me”
The Manchester twins The Flints (George and Henry) give a…
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‘Monsters’: When Love Turns to Control – Frida and The Mann Lay It All Bare
The Cleveland band Frida and The Mann, which emerged in…
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A New Impulse from Pentire: “Boy In The Machine”
New year – new impulse. The Bristol indie band Pentire…
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“Beauty Follows Emotion, Not the Other Way Around”: Iuliano on Creating Without Compromise
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Gravity Recorded in Three Minutes: “Touch The Sky” by Emm Gryner
Just think about what a country feels when it has…
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Toronto’s Musical Chameleon Strikes Again: Julian Taylor’s New Album “ANTHOLOGY VOL. 2”
“It’s really important to venture in all sorts of new directions, but you should always go back…
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Stories Sung from the Heart: “Nothing Lasts Forever”, the New Album by Brock Davis
In America, there are small towns where the radio catches only two stations – country and sermons.…
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Postfeminist Glam: New Album “Apocalypse” by Lacey Lune
New Yorkers joke that: “If you want to see the real city – come in the first…
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No More Shy Fluffy Guitars: Summer Colds Go Bold on Second Album “Missing Out”
After all, there is some benefit from the COVID era despite all its unpleasantness – and the…
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Without Masks and Clichés: The Iddy Biddies and Their Album “The World Inside”
Many have surely received a message from a male or female friend with the phrase: “Come over…
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Ancient Art for Modern Ears: High Tide’s “Bula!” Breathes New Life Into Sacred Musical Traditions
If you’ve been avoiding Indian classical music until now, considering it something too complex, the debut “Bula!”…
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