Emily Dimes is a pop singer-songwriter and K-Pop cover artist from Suffolk, England. She is best known for her online renditions of K-Pop tracks, where her 35K+ followers go to listen to her ‘English ballad’ versions of Korean songs. Through her feature in Glamour magazine’s ‘You Sang My Song’ series,…
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Dorbi’s Bake Off EP is the freaky, flour-dusted fantasy we never knew we needed. Five tracks, three languages, nine minutes of pure, unhinged culinary kink, and yes, it somehow works. From the opening slap of “Never Measure,” Dorbi makes it clear this isn’t your grandma’s baking soundtrack. With bass that…
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Caroline in the Garden’s debut EP This Peak stares into a mirror made of synth and stardust, melancholy, mesmerizing, and full of glittering shadows. The Atlanta-based artist taps into the ghosts of 80s pop and 90s piano queens. From the first track, “The Underside,” you’re dropped into a dreamy abyss,…
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Charlotte Grayson and the Shame Areas have officially turned heartbreak into a hoedown with Low Standards, and honestly? We’re all better for it. “Low Standards,” is a cheeky, glittering little gem that struts through tales of terrible taste in men. The guitars sparkle with that laid-back, toe-tapping rhythm, while the…
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“Heretics” by Juliet By Night haunts, lingers, and refuses to leave. From the moment those ominous church bells chime, you know you’re in for something weighty, something rich with meaning and emotion. Then come the sirens, like a warning sign before the plunge, before Juliet’s voice emerges, low, slow, and…
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If there’s one thing One Suitcase by SHAB does, it’s make you feel like you’ve packed your bags and embarked on an emotional, electrifying journey. With 21 tracks of pulsating beats, sultry vocals, and hypnotic rhythms, SHAB delivers a sonic experience that blends global pop with storytelling. From the moment…
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“Caroline” by Cinnamon Rayne steps into a dream you’re not sure you want to wake up from. It opens with this hazy, shimmering atmosphere, like mist rolling in under neon streetlights, while a fuzzy background hum lingers just long enough to pull you under. Then the drums drop. Hard. But…
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“I CUT OUT NICOTINE AND I DON’T LIKE BRANDY” by Hellena grabs you from the very first note and doesn’t let go. The moment she starts singing, it’s like stepping into a dream, her voice is soft yet rich, thick yet airy, moving effortlessly through ranges like it’s second nature.…
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