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What if you could discover a song through Different Eras? Find out with C’batch’s ‘I Guess You Want it This Way’
Paying his heartiest tribute to the legendary Ernest Ranglin, C’batch returns to the masses with a brand new exotic called ‘I Guess You Want it This Way’ and this one is nothing short of a fever dream! A composition that took more than two decades in the making and pays homage to the legendary Jamaican guitarist Ernest Ranglin, this is a heartfelt story that dates back to approximately 26 years.
Nov 32 min read


Nia Marie Captures the Fleeting Magic of Summer in ‘when the summer ends’
Nia Marie is a Queens-based singer-songwriter bringing back the soul of playful R&B through her storytelling. With a background in classical violin and contemporary piano, Nia brings her musical expertise to skillful storytelling and composition. After releasing singles like ‘Let You Go’ and ‘Selfish’, Nia Marie returns with ‘when the summer ends’. Her talent shines when storytelling shapes the structure of her music, rather than just its composition and melodies.
Oct 311 min read


If a Beautiful Sunny Beach could talk, it would sound like Ferdinand Rennie’s ‘Chase the Sun’
Hailing from Australia, Ferdinand Rennie is a creative powerhouse whose sonic impact seriously needs to be studied.
Oct 262 min read


50mething Turns a Love for Music Into ‘Obsession’
50mething is an experimental pop artist hailing from Ealing, England. His sound is largely rooted in alternative pop and R&B, while simultaneously being drawn from his experiences in life. 50mething refuses to stick to monotony; there is a constant drive for experimentation in his music, ranging from different instruments to different sounds. When you really sit with his sound, you realise there are major influences of ’80s production in it, and what truly sets him apart is h
Oct 232 min read


Blurring the lines between Realism and Fantasy, Marble Boy’s ‘Creatures of the Forest’ feels straight out of a Fairytale
Serving as a captivating intro to the upcoming album release, ‘Creatures of the Forest’ by Marble Boy is parts compelling and parts surprising, and is bound to leave you in awe.
Oct 202 min read


EDM Has Started to Feel Whimsical, and Aurealis’ ‘Exquisite’ Is a Prime Example of This!
An independent, passion-driven rising star who is climbing the music ladder with his soul-defying synth-pop, Aurealis is not just another singer and producer. With whimsical synergies for our ears, layered vocals, memorable lyrical landscapes, and luminous, layered production, he can instantly transport your mind to a state of nirvana. While each of his tracks shares almost nothing in common with the others, his songwriting skills are genuinely unmatched. Waves in music are n
Oct 132 min read


Trey Bruce Shows Us a Way Out of the Doomed and Rancid American Dream With His Latest Single ‘All Americans’!
As someone who’s producing deep, reflective soundscapes right from the comfort of his personal studio in Franklin, Trey Bruce’s art has been omnipresent in the music industry and has been cut and consumed in multiple forms for years, since 2014. A singer-songwriter whose work has facilitated the growth of multiple artists for years, he bridges the gap between analog and digital production techniques through his musical mastery. He has strongly demonstrated his collaborative s
Oct 102 min read


If the Feeling of Liveliness Could Become a Song, It’d Sound Like ‘Echoes of Paradise’ by Elisabeth Grey
As someone who yearns for the simplest things, something as delightful as making you and me smile, Elisabeth Grey is quite literally the sweetest of sweethearts, the kind that's hard to find. Based in Harderwijk, Gelderland, Netherlands, she has spent years honing her songwriting and singing skills and driving the industry forward. Wise enough to understand and bring golden experiences yet powerful enough to challenge notions of old age, her lyrical landscapes appeal to a dyn
Oct 71 min read
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