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Deny by Lewis Muller: Review From making music on Garageband at 12 to finally making a debut as an independent artist at 22 years old, London-based artist Lewis Muller has come a long way. A stirring, tender love ballad, his first single, titled “Deny,” is an emotional, dark, dream pop…

Didgeridoo by Bonded Jacky: Review The LA queer artist and singer-songwriter Bonded Jacky goes back to the days of innocence on her nostalgic journey of grief in her new single Didgeridoo.  The song is a collection of Bonded Jacky’s fondest memories with her late childhood best friend Joshua. The thing…

Break me up by Yiannizs: Review Following his debut single, the London-based, Cyprus-bred singer-songwriter Yiannizs is back with his new single, Break me up. In this somber melancholic ballad, he sings about being stuck in a toxic relationship. Initially written as a dance track, due to the personal connections and…

You by Anindya Mukherjee: Review Produced by Jeff Jacobs in Dallas, and written & sung by Anindya Mukherjee, ‘You’ is a self-explanatory song with its lyrics perfectly glorifying celebrating and appreciating the loved ones who often do so much for us and expect nothing in return. Uncomplicated yet so smoothly…

Love?? by Jadamarie: Review The LA-based multi-instrumentalist singer-songwriter and producer Jadamarie sings about the state of confusion that follows a breakup in her new dreamy single, ‘Love??’. Sticking to her mantra of turning pain into musical joy, Jadamarie’s new single Love?? is a dreamlike immersive song to completely delve yourself…

Fantasy by Kelley Cole: Review Kelley Cole serves an unapologetic bash to all the unworthy men that cross her life in her latest manifesto “Fantasy”. 4th wave feminism comes in and this is the time for women to stand up for themselves, for the sake of their own and their…

Who’s Dat by Kid Koi: Review Following the success of his previous single Can’t Help Myself, Sota Koike, who goes by the stage name of Kid Koi got everyone wondering who’s that with his new catchy tune, Who’s Dat. Starting off with a sweet serene acoustic guitar, the song quickly…

Misery Loves Company by Kellan. : Review “Misery Loves Company,” a proverb that dates back hundreds of years, means that people who are suffering are comforted by the knowledge that others are also unhappy. When singer-songwriter Kellan. adopted this saying to be his next single, he also shone a new…

Wicked Woman by Tori Boltwood: Review The Texas solo singer-songwriter Tori Boltwood’s new single Wicked Woman is a fierce anthem of empowerment. Co-written with James Tabor, the song unapologetically embodies the fierce notion that you don’t need to be loved by someone else to love yourself. Inspired by the musical…

I Love Danger by littleDNGR: Review The dynamic duo of Grammy and Oscars nominated songwriters Joshua Bartholomew and Lisa Harriton, littleDNGR goes full “Bonnie and Clyde” and jumps off the proverbial cliff in their new single, I Love Danger. Making their return after almost two years following their debut single,…