Author: Helena Lynch
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“No Longer Lost” by Cosmic Songbird and Frances Yonge: A Musical Mandala of Light and Liberation
It takes going through a lot to understand that happiness is not a matter of circumstance, but an inner state. Natalie Farrell found her freedom and strength precisely when she stopped fighting herself and allowed the truth to reveal itself. This inner shift was not a fleeting change-it was an awakening, a return to the…
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Marc Daniels and His “Cougar Town”: a Little Flirt, a Pinch of Humor, and a Whole Lot of Drive
Agreeably, in good company with friends or over a quiet romantic dinner, it’s hard to refuse a glass of fine wine. And music, at times, works much the same way – it lightly intoxicates, frees you, and tunes you to the right mood. That’s why Marc Daniels decided to uncork a bottle of inspiration: his…
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Last Relapse With New Single “Everyone Dances Outside of Their Bodies”: Equilibrium Between Echo and Euphoria
The history of indie rock often abounds with decade-long pauses. The Atlanta-based Last Relapse – an indie rock collective active from 2006 to 2012 – went through just such a long, silent intermission. Their reunion after more than ten years is a kind of musical resurrection that calls for the perfect soundtrack. And they found…
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Steel Guitar, a Powerful Chorus, and a Vintage Heart: the New Single “More Than This” by Jeremy & The Harlequins
Jeremy & The Harlequins once again remind us why they are so beloved: weaving vintage spirit into energetic rock ‘n’ roll, this time they release the expansive and resonant single “More Than This.” The song balances between retro and the present moment – infused with the soul of Americana while shining with modern drive. Jeff…
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A Ballad About Feelings Between the Lines – NAVY and “Here For You”
Island pop star and Caribbean sensation NAVY returns with the tender and soulful R&B‑pop ballad “HERE FOR YOU.” This track continues her streak of inspiring releases, unveiling a more personal and spiritual side of the Dominican Republic-born artist. “Here For You” is a song about closeness without labels, about a connection with no rush –…
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Her Own Cosmos: Devon Michael’s New EP “Even NASA Loses Satellites” is a Whole Universe
Sometimes, to find your true sound, you have to stop being perfect. This modest truth was discovered by Devon Michael while preparing to release her new mini-album “Even NASA Loses Satellites.” Five singles are already out, but as the artist herself admits, the most thrilling part of this release is the feeling that for the…
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The album “Time Alone”: Claire Porter Unveils New Facets of Alt-Lounge Sound
Songs about love and songs about insects-at first glance, these are themes that seem difficult to compare. Many will ask: what could they possibly have in common? But if you look closer, you’ll find surprising connections. Both love and the tiniest creatures of nature reveal themselves through subtle details-a flutter of wings, a gentle buzzing,…
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Loud, Sincere, and Full of Nuance: Loser Demon Set a New Tone for Their Sound on “EP2”
Almost a year has passed since the release of their debut “EP1,” and now the Riverside, California (Inland Empire) band Loser Demon returns with a new release, “EP2.” Their sound remains true to garage rock with a lo‑fi/DIY aesthetic and a touch of power pop, post‑punk, and melodic rock. At first glance, everything seems familiar:…
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“The Boy The Earth Sings To”: New Songs, New Vibes
“The Boy The Earth Sings To” is the new project from songwriter and filmmaker Joshua Britt. After years of touring with The Farewell Drifters and The Orphan Brigade, as well as directing music videos for The Killers and Jason Isbell, he returns to his first loves: the mandolin and songwriting. The track “Too Late Too…
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Pop Meets R&B in Raely Elle’s Sci‑Fi‑Inspired Single “Where You Go”
Iconic films of the 20th century gave us not only striking visuals and unforgettable lines, but entire worlds we always want to return to. “The Matrix “and “Star Wars” became something greater than cinema: they transformed into a universal language of symbols, into the idea of resistance and inner searching. It is no surprise that musicians often turn to…
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