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Asha is a musician, producer, and artist based in Los Angeles. Dark electronic pop, hip hop, and world music are all mixed together in her music. In 2020, she issued her debut record, Of Something Better.Her new album Magic, which will be released later this year, features the first single,…

Karen Harding Shares “Letter to My Friend” and Releases Full Debut EP Karen Harding is a folk/pop singer-songwriter from Melbourne, Australia, who is passionate about conveying relatable expressions of human emotion and perception through her music. This is reflected in her recently released album “I’ve Got A Secret,” which features…

Om Du Vill by Silvermannen: EP Review Silvermannen is the side project of Tobias Borelius, who also happens to be the vocalist and lyricist for Emerald Park. Through the project, Tobias makes his way softly and slowly through a confined sonic space with an aesthetic element. Silvermannen’s 4-piece “Om Du…

Behaviours by flakebelly: Review “Behaviours” by flakebelly starts with the most unexpected and classical orchestration of music, and then flakebelly’s albeit slightly raspy yet soothing voice sweeps you further into the song. It belongs to the album with the matching title, filled with four other distinctive gems. The entire EP…

Let Go by Wylam Dene: Review Not too long ago, I was stuck in a loop of some negative incidents that brought me immense trouble, and I was finding it really hard to live through another day. A huge part of me wanted to move past it, but something kept…

angels by Goodie Bag ft. Molokai: Review Human beings are interesting. We have the ability to feel a million things all at once, just from the sound. Whether it’d be a happy memory or a tragic occurrence, music triggers that moment in ourselves, that bit is true. Thus, dear listeners,…

You’re Mine by Scarlet Mill: Review Scarlet Mill is a Dutch two-piece alternative-indie band that was resurrected after nearly 35 years by Jennifer Moesker and Erik Verhoef. Their music travels through the worlds of European Americana and electric dreamwave, with the finest storytelling at its heart. Their second album, which…

When The Night Was Just The Time When We Could Fall Asleep by Marshall Harner: Album Review Hold your breath for a rising, unique artist in the horizon. Make your way for Marshall Harner, a dedicated artist who is here to reach for the stars with his album “When The…

Puzzle by Elad David: Review Elad David began releasing original material after more than 20 years of tremendous and highly diversified activities in the Israeli music business. “Puzzle” is an instrumental piece that has a mashup of various genres present. From the electro-pop synth elements to the classic rock guitar…

Cruel Summer by Leon Somsouthi: Review If you miss summer, Leon Somsouthi’s “Cruel Summer” will make you miss it even more, like you’ve left home or your heart along the way. It’s like spending the evening in the quiet, relaxing to yourself, and then the song comes up and it…