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Orlando Hotopf is a Stockholm-based singer/songwriter from London, his 4th single Half Light is coming out on the 23rd of October. Orlando was approached by producer Tyler Neil Johnson (Peach Pit, John Vincent III, Austin Basham, Otha, Freyr) after he discovered his music via Instagram. The songs were recorded in Arcade Fire old studio in Montreal…
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Three Sixes incorporates their Metal, Thrash and Techno roots with Hardcore, while simultaneously mixing in a heavy dose of Industrial influence that has built a foundation for a gruesomely realistic portrayal of the our world, currently situated in its infinite, spiraling, state of decline. Check out the exclusive Interview below:…
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“Reckless Enough To Be Free” by Ivory Lake, the musical project of English singer-songwriter Joshua Watts, is a contemplative alt-pop track that delves into themes of depression, nihilism, and the isolating nature of modern life. Based in southern Spain, Watts channels introspective songwriting with a sound reminiscent of artists like…
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“Butterflies” by ema sid is an intimate, heartfelt exploration of love that teeters on the edge of pain and passion. Recorded in her home studio with producer Luke Matthew, the song carries authenticity and vulnerability. It opens with delicate, strumming guitars and sets a soft and introspective tone. Ema’s high,…
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Denmark-based indie pop artist Sasha Adrian presents a deeply personal journey with her sophomore EP Shell, released on October 4th via Celebration Records. Across five songs, Adrian delves into the raw emotions of healing—ranging from anger and trauma to self-discovery and empowerment—infused with humor and intimate reflections. The EP opens…
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Happy people Won’t Hear by Arn-Identified Flying Objects and Alien Friends: Review
by admin“Happy People Won’t Hear” by Arn-Identified Flying Objects and Alien Friends is a striking blend of infectious rhythm, storytelling, and social commentary. The track opens with the choral refrain, “Happy people won’t hear,” where the lead vocalist is joined by rich harmonies, creating a sense of unity and soulfulness. Vibrant…
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Amanda Davey releases a powerful Christian anthem, “Shine Your Light.” With hope, faith, and God’s guiding presence conveyed through Davey, the song invigorates you with a spiritual sense of power rising within you. From the start, “Shine Your Light” captures attention with textured sounds paired with a ticking clock, creating…
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Raven Ives’ 2022 EP Dancing Shadows is a dark and evocative journey, bringing the darkness and grit of darkpop, goth-pop, and electronic trip-hop into a moody, cinematic experience. The EP was done entirely from scratch by Violet, who also created the accompanying artwork. “Rainy Days” opens the EP with a…
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Arya Rao is an Indian-Australian artist based in Los Angeles, her work is recognizable for the slow, sultry ballads that intricately weave her rich cultural heritage into each composition. With a background in opera, Indian classical, and choral music, Arya Rao explores themes of identity, grief, and vulnerability through her…