Category: Single
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Laura Pold’s Pop-Rock Instruction in The New Single “Lost And Found”: Dance, Feel, and Believe
The Universe at times happens a very whimsical madam and arranges a kind of “cosmic foul play”. You order “love of a lifetime,” and it arrives. Perfectly packaged, with a bow, only… at the most inappropriate moment. When the schedule is packed to the limit, and horoscopes of all stripes shout “Not now, wait until…
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Side Effects of Loss: Eliot Thompson and His New Single “Icy Roads” (feat. Owen Daniel)
Readers of our journal are already familiar with the name of young performer Eliot Thompson, an eighteen-year-old student at Berklee College of Music. The previous release “King Ivory”, which we wrote about, told a story from the perspective of a teenager struggling with addiction and trying to establish a connection with his mother. In that…
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European Elegance, Latin Fire: Grace de Gier with the New Single “Done”
If someone told me that behind this sweet face hides a powerful and daring voice of alternative rock, I would have laughed. And then I listened to “Done” by Grace de Gier. She is a singer and songwriter from Colombia living in the Netherlands. Her music is the perfect combination of European elegance and Latin…
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When We’re Stuck, We Start to Move: D’Lee Presents Her New Single “Stagnation”
There are moments when life seems to carry on its own way, while you remain apart – like an observer caught inside your own still frame. This state is far from rare, yet not everyone dares to name it aloud. D’Lee has. In her new single “Stagnation” she turns this silent feeling into music – muted, steeped…
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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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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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Time to Catch the Autumn Wave of Kiara Jones with Her New Single ‘On the Floor’
This fall, the music scene delights with diversity – every artist brings their own palette of colors and unexpected moves. But there is one name especially worth watching: Kiara Jones, an artist with an incredibly fine intuition and an original perspective. Her new single “On The Floor” is a pure flirtation with the best traditions…
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Magic in Miniature: How The Mayfair Arrangements’ “demitasse” Fits an Entire Universe into a Single Coffee Cup
Have you ever caught such a moment when the world around you suddenly slows down, and all you need is silence, a cozy corner, and something very, very warming to the soul? If yes, then welcome to the weightless and incredibly elegant world of Patricia’s composition “demitasse”, her stage name is The Mayfair Arrangements. Her music is…
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“Things Happen At Night” by Planks: Anatomy of the Nocturnal Mind
In the darkness of the city, stories often hide-stories that later give birth to music. That was the case with the song “Things Happen At Night.” It was written by Planks, also known as 32-year-old Mikkel Smidt Diget. This is one of those situations where music is born not in spite of hardship, but because…