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Joji Releases New Album Smithereens Smithereens, Joji’s new album, was released on 4 November 2022 via 88rising. The singer’s distinctive style of melancholy ballads continues to develop on this new album, the follow-up to 2020’s Nectar. The singer’s discography is replete with introspective ballads about heartbreak (“Die For You” is…

YUS makes comeback with groovy new single ‘A Way Out’ Belgian American dream pop artist, composer, and producer YUS (real name Youceff Kabal) has just released his gorgeous new single, ‘A WAY OUT’, on which he has been working for ten years and is based in Los Angeles. ‘A Way…

Smoke and Mirrors by Stone Portal: Review Stone Portal is a hard rock/heavy metal band that truly charges you with the kick you need to run several miles without breaking a sweat. In “Smoke and Mirrors”, there’s a gritty presence that looms, and hearing rock poetry as such come alive…

Jade Ashtangini releases breathtaking new song ‘Yearning’ The song ‘Yearning’ is played on a felted piano and is a lovely, delicate, and depressing composition. That will give you the most relaxing and beautiful music time, good time! It seems like everything, people…you’ve longed for seems to come back to you…

Azul by Azul Kechi: Review Ever feel like when someone asks you to introduce yourself, you kinda freeze? No? Okay, just me then. All jokes aside, a great way to make an impression is through the power of melody. Meet Azul Kechi, and her delightful self-titled track “Azul”, an introspective…

You’re The First, The Last, My Everything by Engelbert Humperdinck: Review The iconic British singer Engelbert Humperdinck’s newest gift to his listeners packs a cover of a classic soul song with a signature Engelbert twist. If the title in our headline sounded familiar to you, yes, it is the soul…

Govey/Matthew release blazing new song ‘Justice’ ‘JUSTICE’ is a moving, dramatic, and theatrical rock ballad that harkens back to a time before commercialism and radio-friendly length restrictions on songs. It begins by indulging the listener in the agony, lonesomeness, and despair of a real-life breakup. The song then builds to…

Call It Art by Pini Gurfil: Review Pini Gurfil’s “Call It Art” is an otherworldly and hypnotic experience with good music and a wholesome vibe. Call It Art is a sincere, mesmerizing, and soulful indie folk song that tells this tale. It’s a duet with his music producer friend Tom…

Costumes by Nick Noon: Review Nick Noon’s latest single is a startling blend of lyrics, rhythm, and euphoria, and it represents a daring and productive take on alternative music. The Nashville-based musician has a sincere desire to carve out his own musical niche, and he continues to shock listeners with…

Cosmopolitan Girl by Kelsie Kimberlin: Review The Ukrainian-American musician Kelsie Kimberlin takes the audiences on a global tour with her new single “Cosmopolitan Girl” and the accompanying music video. Kelsie takes her new tune worldwide to show us all that home is wherever we make it. Kelsie has drawn inspiration…