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The Most Powerful Storms Are The Quietest
Published on September 20,2025 by Taylor Keane
Sonnet's new single “Wishing for Rain” is as raw as it is resonant. The Korean vocalist,...
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Showing Off Her Smooth, Genre-Bending Sound
Published on September 19,2025 by Frankie Hoover
With “Kiss & Let Go,” ANASTÁZIE delivers a radiant anthem of empowerment. The song is about...
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Memphis Spirit, Modern Soul
Published on September 19,2025 by Frankie Hoover
There’s an undeniable bravery in Mary Hatley’s The Poison I Choose. With each song, she peels...
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To The Stars - Ignacio Peña
Published on September 16,2025 by Frankie Hoover
Ignacio Peña’s To The Stars is the kind of song that makes you want to lace up your sneakers, hit...
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Intimate Live Renditions Of “Taylor” & “Just For One Night.”
Published on September 15,2025 by Ronnie Chavez
Pop-leaning singer-songwriter Jess Yaffa strips her music down to its rawest form with her new...
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An Addictive Sonic Trip
Published on September 13,2025 by Frankie Hoover
On Emerald Spy, Annika Zee proves that pop can be as subversive as it is addictive. This is an...
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Playful, Confident & Just A Little Off-Center
Published on September 13,2025 by Frankie Hoover
Playful, confident, and just a little off-center, “What’s Baby’s Name?” feels like Elare André...
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A Mirrorball Of Emotion
Published on September 13,2025 by Frankie Hoover
Few songs manage to shimmer while cutting so deep, but “HATE IT HERE” is built on contradiction....
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Blues Revivalism Is A Risky Game
Published on September 13,2025 by Frankie Hoover
Blues revivalism is a risky game. Too much imitation and you’re karaoke, too much invention and...
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Surf Pop With Teeth
Published on September 05,2025 by Mia Jenkins
On “Weed in the Garden,” Collin Keller proves that surf pop isn’t all board shorts and bonfires....
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