Testing Melodies

Shortout Kid’s “Pet Song” is a track that instantly makes you curious about the mind behind it. The fact that he has used his own instrument in creating his songs is fascinating to know. He lay low for almost 15 years to make this instrument, and it’s wild. Named as the Razor Belt by Shortout, it is made up of ninety-plus handmade keys, levers, springs from ballpoint pens, wood, metal, and heavy wiring; it literally feels like a mix between a chainsaw and a guitar. The fact t

Get ready to let your jaw drop as Nuk drops another banger. Hailing from the United States, Nuk brings the raw East Coast vibes straight to your speakers. His ability to blend trap beats with motivational and raw energy makes him an authentic artist. His lyrics and themes feel lived-in, as if he is directly speaking to his audience through the medium of Hip-Hop. “Nuk gives you a taste of raw, real hip-hop you just can’t ignore.” "Jaw Dropping” immediately hits with a trap bea

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"Birthday Cake” is Ava Valianti’s third release from her forthcoming second EP, and it feels like a real statement of where she’s headed. Growing up in Newburry, Massachusetts, with UK roots woven into her sound, she’s been building something quietly impressive at the age of 16. She's shared stages with Grammy-nominated Andrew Duhon, The Strumbellas, and Lucy Kaplansky. Her live presence is something people talk about. And with "Birthday Cake," the story she's telling is gett

“Etched In Love” by Maryann Connolly will instantly remind you of that special person. There is something very early 2000s-era about her sound that takes you back while still keeping a modern touch alive. Her voice carries a certain softness yet still maintains control, especially in moments where emotion could easily take over. The way she leans into themes like self-worth and emotional memory comes across naturally. “Maryann Connolly creates songs that feel like memories fi

“Avalanche of Pain” by JCRACKER doesn’t sound like a song made in a moment, it feels like something that’s been sitting inside for years, finally finding its way out. There’s a certain weight to it that reflects a songwriter who’s spent decades writing, holding onto thoughts before turning them into sound. The moment it kicks in, there’s this heavy, almost crushing energy, like everything is about to come down at once, just like the title promises. “JCRACKER makes music that

Music is a language that speaks directly to the soul, weaving emotions and stories through sound. But how do we truly understand if a melody resonates, captivates, or even moves us? The mastering art of evaluating musical melodies is a skill that blends intuition with technique, creativity with analysis. As I dive into this journey, I invite you to explore how music can be tested, refined, and ultimately mastered to create unforgettable musical experiences. The Heartbeat of M

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If you want to groove to a song next time you feel like it, just hit play on Joshua Pearlstein’s “Wanna Dance.” Joshua is a 21-year-old pop artist and songwriter seeking to establish his unique identity. He loves creating music that is raw, gritty, and has some essence to it. Even at a young age, his music has already garnered over one million streams and received recognition from tastemakers like Earmilk. “Joshua Pearlstein builds his own vibe and pulls you into it before yo

Nicola Rizzuto’s “Sunrise” feels like a calm in between chaos. The softness in the composition reflects someone who’s spent time writing for others without turning inward with his own sound. You can sense that global collaborative influence in how universally his music connects. The track feels more like a moment he wanted to share with the world and let them relive it through his tunes. “Nicola Rizzuto composes music that feels like it quiets your soul’s search for peace.” I

Headmaster has released the final chapter of his "Seasons" tetralogy, and oh, what a beautiful ending “Seasons Vol.4: Spring” gives. The way the album carries warmth and calm reflects someone who’s been patiently building towards this moment rather than rushing it. Headmaster doesn’t come off like he is introducing himself here, the music already does that for him. His journey from North Wales to London subtly sits in the background, shaping the sound without being over-highl

This review needs no artist introduction as “HISSYFIT” introduces Makhyli in her very best form. From the first note, it already feels like she’s stepping into her own space, away from the group identity. There’s a clear sense that she’s not here to overdo things, just to let things come through as they are. Her voice carries a mix of softness and edge. You can sense her range as a singer, songwriter, and performer in how naturally everything sits in every performance. “Makhy

Susan Style channels her vulnerability in her debut album, “Only a Broken Can Hold the World.” Susan is a London-based artist, music producer, and creative director who builds her sonic space. Her music feels like an atmosphere-binding experience as it is production heavy and less reliant on lyrics. What makes her tracks stand out is the raw emotions she portrays without feeling forced. The minimal lyrics don’t feel like a limitation, but rather an identity that Susan can car

Kelsie Kimberlin is once again back with a track that leaves behind a lasting impact. Kelsie genuinely comes across as an artist who doesn’t just make music for the sake of it, there’s always something she’s trying to say. Her background in choirs and early studio exposure really shows in how controlled and natural her vocals feel. There’s a clear intention to talk about real-world issues, and “Lady Liberty” also focuses on one. “Kelsie Kimberlin never fails to create a mom

Richardo Baceler and Arito Moreira have together released a track, titled, “Mestre Novo da Guiné.” While Ricardo’s music feels grounded in Brazilian culture, with touches of jazz and classical influences, Arito, on this track adds a completely different weight through his music. His percussion doesn’t just support, it leads in a very subtle way, almost like it’s guiding the emotional core of the track. What I liked is how this collaboration doesn’t feel like two separate arti

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Hello and welcome to this episode of Fresh Finds Roundup. We are so excited to be back with new musical melodies we recommend for a groovier & brighter day. Your playlists are going to have a feast because we truly have something for everyone. A mix of multiple genres and styles like folk, R&B, pop and more, so you can have your pick from the list.

Rising star Dax has released his latest track, “God, Can You Hear Me?” and believe me, it pierces straight into your heart. Dax is an artist who turns personal battles into powerful storytelling through his raw honesty. This track also feels like an emotional downpour rather than a structured song. The gospel undertones blended with hip-hop create a confessional, almost prayer-like atmosphere. Vocally, Dax sounds strained in the best way, like every word carries weight and ur

Katie Belle has dropped her latest track, “People Pleaser.” Katie is an artist whose voice feels very close and personal, like she’s just letting you hear what’s been on her mind. I like how she keeps things polished without losing that raw, human touch. There’s softness in her vocals, but it never feels weak. She is an artist who balances vulnerability and confidence in a way that keeps you hooked. “Katie Belle carries the song so naturally, you don’t even realize when you

With “The Fans Applauded,” Exzenya brings out her most emotionally raw side yet, and it instantly sets the tone for what she stands for as an artist. What really hits is how unfiltered her vocals feel. Slightly jagged at points, a little rough around the edges, and that’s honestly becoming her signature sound. There’s no over-polishing in her music, as she likes to keep it real. The sound leans into a soft pop-rock space, but what really stands out is how the emotion drives e