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Emotional Catharsis On the Dance Floor: Brian Walker Releases “WHO NEEDS WHO”
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Emotional Catharsis On the Dance Floor: Brian Walker Releases “WHO NEEDS WHO”
Pop artist Brian Walker presents his new song “WHO NEEDS WHO,” written under the impression of experiencing toxic relationships. This track has become a kind…
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Matt DeAngelis Has One Goal: Bring People Positivity – and “In This World” Delivers
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“Genesis”: Shayan Regan Enters a New Orbit
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Warm Lights of the Past: “59:1” and Nalan’s Nostalgia
In her new track “59:1 (fiftynine to one),” the singer from Germany, Nalan, goes out for a…
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Melodies that Gather the Pieces: Max Ceddo’s “The Crack‑Up”
Inspired by the eponymous essay by F. Scott Fitzgerald, Max Ceddo, an independent artist from New York,…
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The Track “Cooked” and the Mood Alchemy of Stella Vista
The music of Stella Vista is energetic, glamorous, and confident. Raw and noisy, Stella Vista’s songs encourage…
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Indie With Attitude: Queen Anne and Their Atmospheric “Watch Me Win It”
A dark and attractive sound, that is what distinguishes the American indie-pop group Queen Anne. And one…
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“Hard To Be Human” by Jacob Tell: Slow, Restrained – and Dangerously Precise
Winter in Los Angeles is, to be honest, conditional. January…
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Resilient and Radiant – Steff and the Articles Return Stronger Than Ever
The first official single of the indie-pop group Steff and…
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Basciville Romanticize the Unattainable in Their New Single “Saintmaking”
Indie rock fans will be pleasantly surprised by the new…
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“Wishful Thinker” – the Bright Side of Anxiety in Jesse Bloodgood’s New Song
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Martron’s “Tonight”: A New Wave of Energy
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