Author: Helena Lynch
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“Can Ya Feel It,” a Single from Ireland’s Modern-Day Bard, Tiny Enemy
Do you want, for just a moment, to find yourself where the air holds the whisper of centuries, and every gaze meets the flawless beauty of nature? Picture Newry – as quiet as dawn and as warm as the smile of an old friend – a little town in County Down, in the north of…
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“Fade” by Shelita: A Voice Like Silk in the Wind
Shelita – a voice like silk in the wind. Velvet, warm, yet with a spark of fire. She weaves pop, R&B, and the breath of the world into a single tapestry, where every sound shimmers like a reflection on water. Her music is like rooms without doors, where time flows differently and breath becomes rhythm.…
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Why Captain Mantis’ ‘Vice Market’ Is a Win for the Mexican Rock Scene
When it comes to the music of Mexico, most people immediately picture vivid scenes of ranchera and mariachi singing. Undoubtedly, these are the cornerstones of Mexican musical culture, deeply rooted in its history. However, like any living organism, the country’s music scene evolves, mutates, and gives birth to something new-often defying conventional expectations. It is…
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Elli Perry’s “Take Cover”: Twenty Minutes, Two Hours, One Heartbeat
Elli Perry is a singer, songwriter, guitarist, seamstress, and painter from Savannah, Georgia, whose work is distinguished by its honesty, intimacy, and visual expressiveness. She now presents her new single “Take Cover” – a story of love on the edge of the world, written in just twenty minutes and brought to life with her band…
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When the Court Trembles: Premiere of Just Honest’s Latest Track
After a two-year creative silence that followed the release of her powerful and candid debut album, German Female Producer Prize winner Just Honest returns with her new single “ADULT LIFE AND ADULT PROBLEMS.” It premiered at the Munich District Court – a place usually defined by cold formality, but that day the walls trembled to…
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Under Open Skies, in Quiet Love: Selina Gin’s “Oh My Heart”
Leaving behind the noise and rhythm of the big city, Selina Gin – singer, songwriter, and former frontwoman of indie rock trio Nelson Can – found inspiration in the quiet of the Danish countryside. It was here, among fields and wind, that her new single Oh My Heart was born – a warm confession dedicated…
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Emotional Charge and Tender Longing in “Wednesday Kinda Weekend”: A New Ballad from Swimming Pool
Swimming Pool is a duo consisting of Klyl Shifroni and Seraina Fässler, blending experimental electronics with emotional songwriting, combining ambient minimalism, lo-fi softness, and punk influences. Their music is both thoughtful and vulnerable. They return with a new track, “Wednesday Kinda Weekend” – an atmospheric ballad that immerses listeners in a world of carefree weekends…
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The New Single by LOVA, “It’s Alright,” is a Candid Challenge to Emotional Stagnation
Swedish star LOVA drops her new single “It’s Alright” – a track that won’t let you pretend everything’s fine! Produced by top-name Oscar Wilden (Dagny, Tove Styrke), this song is a raw emotional challenge to settling for just “good enough.” With restrained beats and LOVA’s powerful, soulful vocals, it gives you chills and forces you…
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Subtle Melancholy and Warmth in Shanise’s New Single “Your Worth”
Canadian singer Shanise presents her new single “Your Worth” – a relaxing R&B track rich with an atmosphere of sincerity and introspection. The song was born from personal experience and reflects the complex emotions tied to finding self-worth and self-love. Shanise wrote this track during a deep introspective state, aiming not only to heal herself…
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The New Single by CatchTwentyTwo – a Sincere Take on Love and Emotions
CatchTwentyTwo is a singer, songwriter, and producer from South Florida who breaks the stereotypes of modern music by focusing on sincere and deeply emotional expression. His vocals are often soft and hauntingly dark, while his lyrics immerse the listener in complex and intimate experiences. The new single “I Know You’re For Me (Prod. CatchTwentyTwo)” is…