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San Francisco-based visual and recording artist Michellar has released another track titled “Do We Love Us,” and it arrives with the same heartfelt honesty that makes her music feel close to the soul. She continues to turn life, emotion, and experience into songs that feel warm, reflective, and easy to hold onto. “Do We Love Us” feels like the sound of late-night thoughts wrapped in melody and rhythm. The song expresses closeness, restraint, and the confusion that comes when

With the release of “Nightlight,” RIVERMIND makes a strong first impression, sounding far more seasoned than a new band finding its feet. The Switzerland-based quartet blends soaring guitar textures, weighty basslines, punchy drums, and melodic instincts in a way that feels fresh and naturally exciting. I liked how their sound carries both atmosphere and impact, where softer moments still feel full of life. Their style feels made for listeners who enjoy emotion with edge, mel

Samaistha is a brilliant artist and a musician whose music is a contribution to the greater good of humanity. This magnificent musician does not create songs; he creates musical experiences that carve a space in your subconscious forever. His repetitive soundscapes place the role of a guiding light in the listeners' lives, and you would not hear anything as mesmerizing as Samaistha's music. His sense of music works on another plane, which is beyond our comprehension. His lat

This fresh finds roundup holds tracks that defined our week. This roundup brings tracks that are moody, expressive, and striking. Check this roundup if you need songs that are immersive and worth playing. Here's what stood out this week-

We're back with another round of fresh finds, and this one is filled with gems. Get ready to discover some tracks that are bound to make it to your playlists. Join us on this melodic journey and move with us.

American-Ukrainian musician and singer Kelsie Kimberlin has released another song that carries a deep message. With "Clumsy Girl,” Kelsie continues her habit of making music that is catchy but never empty. I like how she always brings meaning into her songs without losing the easy listening charm. Her hands-on role in writing, recording, performing, and visuals makes every release feel personal. There is sincerity in the way she presents herself as an artist, and it comes thr

Caitty’s “Not Country Enough for You” introduces her as an artist who knows how to wear emotion openly and still sound strong. Her songs feel deeply lived-in, carrying an emotional weight that quietly lingers long after the music fades. There is softness in her tone, but also enough fire underneath to make the bigger moments hit harder. What I liked most is how natural she sounds, and that comes through beautifully in her latest track as well. “Caitty carries emotion in her v

Rising artist Scotty Up has released his latest track, “Roller Coaster.” Scotty Up, also known as Scot M. Smith, is a hip-hop artist who creates music that connects with the soul. His style feels modern and digitally polished, yet there’s still warmth in the way the music connects. He carries an easy confidence, never forcing the sound, which makes the listening experience more natural. He is an artist who can move across smooth hip-hop, R&B, and melodic pop spaces comfortabl

Emily Daccarett’s latest EP, “Another World,” immediately feels the kind of release made by someone who sees music more than sound. From the very first moments, you can sense a larger artistic vision behind it, where mood, texture, and emotion all work in harmony. That naturally leads to Emily Daccarett, an artist who creates worlds instead of simply releasing songs. Her background in fashion and visual storytelling clearly shapes the music, making everything feel intentional

Kwame Ultimate released his latest single, “Say I Luv U,” and it’s a beautiful reminder to care for our loved ones. Coming from Trench Town, Jamaica, he brings rooted experience and a presence that feels genuine from the first note. His path from winning deejay championships in Jamaica to touring the UK with major sound systems gives him the kind of credibility that cannot be manufactured. Sharing stages with names like Yellowman and Ziggy Marley adds to the legacy, while kee

SLAPPER recently dropped a track, and this is surely one of our best finds this year. A track that progresses with beauty and slowly opens up a whole new soundscape. A track worth exploring.

It is that time again when I hear a song and instantly think, “Wait… what was that?” Whatever it was, it felt wildly unique. With his latest song “Time,” Iuliano brings that exact feeling to life, turning curiosity into music from the very first second. Born in Italy and shaped by experiences in Boston, Malaysia, and Bangkok, he carries a diverse range of influences in his sound. You can sense the producer’s sharp detail, the songwriter’s emotion, and the multi-instrumentalis

Cellist and composer, ANgel Tarpov, has released his latest sound, “Incognito.” Born in Bulgaria in 1993, he began playing the cello at a very young age, and that lifelong connection with the instrument is evident in his playing. From early-stage appearance to multiple solo recitals, his musical foundation feels deep and genuine. His studies in New York under respected mentors added another layer to his already strong classical roots. What I like most is how he blends discipl

With his new release “Lose It in the Lights,” DJ Cards continues building a lane that every Dance music lover would love to ride on. Behind the artist’s name is Michael Cardamone, a Philadelphia attorney who balances courtroom focus by day and EDM creativity by night. What makes his story click instantly is that this musical chapter began later in his life, yet nothing about the sound feels hesitant. After years of playing drums and experimenting with synthesizers, he now sou

This fresh finds roundup might catch you off guard! Here’s a curation of songs that you didn’t know you needed in your everyday playlists. The lineup has a mix of daily high-energy anthems and songs that really get you thinking. Are you ready to discover music that makes you feel things?

We've been looking for music that slaps, and this particular roundup is a perfect example of the kind of music we love to share with our readers! If you're someone who loves to explore different soundscapes, you'll fall in love with this list! Do give these amazing tracks a go. I'm sure you'll find something worth adding to your playlist. Musical Discoveries

Music breathes life into everything around us. It's an expression that can restore balance and disrupt the monotony at the same time. It leaves you joyful, distraught, energetic, and peaceful. Welcome back to the latest episode of Fresh Finds, where we show you music that leaves you wanting more- more softness, more rhythm, more life. Today, we have a great hand-picked selection of genres from everywhere around the globe. We're so excited, so let's dive in.

The Houston-based Indie rock band has released their live EP, “Live From The Attic.” After listening to their release, I feel The Wheel Workers are more than a traditional indie rock band, as their sound has an upbeat touch. They are more like a long-running Texas music collective that has been active since 2000. Over the years, more than 15 contributing members have been part of their journey, and the current lineup features founder and lead singer Steven Higginbotham, along

Austin-based DJ, Harry P, drops his latest track, “Hey Mr DJ.” Harry is a DJ who is here to make you shake your bodies on his tunes. His music carries a vibe you can never escape. You will hear the influence of classic trance and club legends in the way he builds momentum. There’s a crowd-reading instinct in his production style. Every rise, every beat drop, every return of the hook feels placed to lift the room higher. “Harry P knows how to turn clean beats into pure movemen

Beware! You’ll enter the world of hardcore metal if you listen to Ouroboric’s “Sin Eater.” Ouroboric is a seven-member band determined to keep the legacy of heavy metal alive. Their sound draws from the raw spirit of 90s rock and makes every note hit exactly where it should. Their tracks crash in like a storm at the door, then linger like a statement that speaks for itself. “Ouroboric sound like a band built to shake walls and leave a mark.” “Sin Eater” has that rough-edge