Author: Alice Harper
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Impossible Possibilities and lost Connections in the Single “Cherry” by Those Looks
The quartet Those Looks from the wild places of New Jersey, USA, introduce listeners to their new single “Cherry”, a delicate indie-chill bop combining open, vulnerable vocals and a winter blizzard of blissful guitar textures. Of course, it is hard to imagine cherries blooming in December, but I think the sad beauty of such a…
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Emotions at Rock Bottom: Tim Gambles Reveals the Fallout of a Toxic Relationship in the Single “Gravedigger”
The alternative rock artist and multi-instrumentalist Tim Gambles finds inspiration in the contradictions of modern society. His music is the influence of the natural and industrial worlds – and they coexist. In his lyrics, Gambles touches on the positive and negative sides of this neighborhood. However, in the new single “Gravedigger,” he decides to talk…
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The Zangwills: a Picturesque Sound from the North of England
The Zangwills is a band from Cheshire, north-west of theUnited Kingdom. Each of the guys brings different influences to the band, and because of this, their music becomes even more colorful. A charismatic band, known for their sparkling live performances. Devoted fans are ready to come in large numbers to watch them play. The cheerful…
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Intimate Yet Grand: the Dark Romanticism of “Little Lion,” the New Single from Wuzy Bambussy
Based in the very heart of the English West Country, Wuzy Bambussy, together with a circle of musical allies, creates an eclectic, bright sound that combines funk, indie, folk, and electronics. The duo Wuzy Bambussy consists of vocalist Kat Harrison and producer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Nikolai Jones. In the new single“Little Lion,” the pair showcases…
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A New Chapter for Jax Fleming: Honesty, Confidence, and “Macie”
Jax Fleming, a singer and songwriter in the alternative pop-rock genre, began on the largest stages of the tri-state region (Ford Center, Victory Theatre) as the frontman of the band Atlas of the Dogs. After a short break, the artist returned with a new sound and confidence in the new track “Macie.” The song tells…
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Tiny Cities from New Jersey Unveil Their New Single, “Body Cast”
Melissa Anthony and Dennis King, known as Tiny Cities, hail from the heart of New Jersey and find beauty in the quiet corners of everyday life. Both put a lot of passion into their singing and songwriting, and as a duo, they reveal their shared vulnerabilities. They are neither gloomy nor dark; instead, they embrace…
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Everlyne’s “Taste” Cover Blends Emotion, Energy, and Edge
Everlyne, who started modestly in 2019 in Melbourne (Australia), is an energetic alternative rock band specializing in combining the powerful vocals of vocalist Mackenzie Shea with the strong, driving instrumental parts of her three bandmates. Now the guys present their version of Sabrina Carpenter’s song “Taste.” The vocalist’s voice is vividly emphasized thanks to the…
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The Musical Light of Autumn: James Malcolm Band Release “I’ll Be the Fire”
This fall, James Malcolm Band released a new single, “I’ll Be the Fire” – a bright and sincere duet about love and faith that help to get through the most difficult moments. The song is about an invisible, strong bond between people: partners, parents and children, or those who seek support in God when their…
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“Restart Love”: Kyle Waves’ Musical Response to Unhealthy Relationships
Born in Singapore and based in New York artist Kyle Waves has established himself as a notable new phenomenon among Asian and queer communities of his generation. He releases diverse tracks with juicy synthesizer parts and vocal dominance in the genres of pop, R&B and house. The new track “Restart Love” is a dynamic synth-pop…
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Between Self-Doubt and Self-Love: Stinkus Unveils “I Love You, Trackstar”
Stinkus releases “I Love You, Trackstar” – a love letter to himself. The song is a conversation between two of his inner voices: one relentlessly critical, pushing him toward self-doubt and destruction, and the other, tired but sincere, responding, “I love you anyway for trying.” The track feels like a confession – laced with self-irony…