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Loving Through the Toughest Arguments: “Rather Fight” by Henry Morris
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“In the Kitchen Again”: Half a Century of Folk, Friendship, and Personal Stories by Anne Lederman
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Loving Through the Toughest Arguments: “Rather Fight” by Henry Morris
Indie-pop artist Henry Morris unveils “Rather Fight,” a song about a love so powerful that even arguing can feel better than finding happiness with someone…
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Little Black Dress, Big Passion: Cloudy June’s New Single
Berlin-based alt-pop artist Cloudy June has unveiled her powerful new single, “Little Black Dress.” The track blends…
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Witching Hour Under the Disco Ball: Chloe Jane Releases “Spell On The Night”
New York-based pop artist and DJ Chloe Jane unveils “Spell On The Night,” a dancefloor spell blending…
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When Love Is Stronger Than the Storm: Roisin McCarney’s “The Storm”
Glasgow-born singer-songwriter Roisin McCarney presents “The Storm” – a song about the dizzying rush of falling in…
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Retro Magic Meets Modern Pop: Dylan Chambers Releases “Lifting Me Up”
Singer, songwriter, guitarist, and producer Dylan Chambers returns with the upbeat new single “Lifting Me Up”, where…
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An Emotional Storm in Jake Herring’s New Single – “Sweet Pocket Aces”
“Sweet Pocket Aces” is Jake Herring’s third single, capturing the crazy emotional rollercoaster of a relationship where…
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Sincere and Sleek: “Who I Am” by S3TH
Seth James Hutchinson (aka S3TH) is a full-cycle musician who writes, records, and mixes his tracks all…
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Nathaniel Sutton Finally Looks Forward on The Days, but Only at the Very End
I put on The Days expecting a pleasant half hour…
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Time to Take the Wheel: Naomi Jane on Love and Freedom in “Passenger Princess”
Naomi Jane’s new track “Passenger Princess” races forward like a…
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Hoping to Make a Deal with Fate: “I Could Be the One, Pt. 1” by Chloë Ester
Chloë Ester blends indie, shoegaze, bubblegrunge, and alternative rock, adding…
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How to Conquer the Big City Without Losing Yourself: “LA Blues” by Maggie Ryan
Maggie Ryan is an LA-based singer-songwriter with a cool film…
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Dark Pop with Attitude: Miriam Armonie and Her New Track “You Should Know”
Miriam Armonie is an up-and-coming singer-songwriter who is completely fearless…
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“In the Kitchen Again”: Half a Century of Folk, Friendship, and Personal Stories by Anne Lederman
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I approach debut releases with particular tenderness. A first encounter with an artist is always exciting: it…
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