Electrifying Talent – Zoey Madison Charges onto the Pop Scene with “Electric”
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Electrifying Talent – Zoey Madison Charges onto the Pop Scene with “Electric”

There’s a rare kind of debut that makes you stop and wonder where an artist could possibly go next.

Electric, the first EP from 17 year-old New Yorker Zoey Madison, is one of those moments. It’s a four song set steeped in shimmering pop hooks and plush R&B textures. This is the work of an artist who has clearly done her homework and, more importantly, knows how to make her influences her own.

Produced by industry veteran Matt Chiaravalle and co-written with hitmaker Aimée Proal, the EP feels like a perfect intersection of craft and burst of youth. Continue reading

Marco Di Stefano’s “Far Inside” – An Orchestral Journey That Crosses Borders
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Marco Di Stefano’s “Far Inside” – An Orchestral Journey That Crosses Borders

On new album Far Inside, Italian composer Marco Di Stefano turns orchestral music into a living, breathing world of its own.

It’s an album that resists easy classification. Part film score, part folk chronicle, part meditation on memory. Instead of writing a suite of disconnected pieces, Di Stefano shapes Far Inside as a continuous emotional arc, a journey inward that still manages to feel expansive and global. Continue reading

Lakaff Expands His “Heart Music” Universe With the Immersive Single “may.Be”
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Lakaff Expands His “Heart Music” Universe With the Immersive Single “may.Be”

Washington, D.C. based artist Lakaff has always described his sound as “heart music”. It’s quirky, soulful and genre bending, because “soul music” was already taken.

A singer songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer, Lakaff draws on influences as wide ranging as Oasis, Disclosure, Shania Twain, The Prodigy, Kasabian and 50 Cent, blurring the boundaries between rock, EDM, house and hip-hop with dexterous basslines, diced-up beats, indie-rock guitars, horns and unexpected textures. Continue reading

Kenzy Kyx Shines Bright on Her Debut EP “Glitter”
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Kenzy Kyx Shines Bright on Her Debut EP “Glitter”

Kenzy Kyx’s debut EP Glitter is a radiant, heartfelt exploration of self-discovery and unapologetic joy.

From the very first note, her voice evoking the ethereal qualities of Stevie Nicks and the sultry allure of Lana Del Rey draws listeners into a world where classic vibes seamlessly meet modern pop sensibilities.

Glitter captures the emotional highs and lows of navigating one’s twenties, balancing introspection with a playful, effervescent energy. Continue reading

Rene Lopez Reckons with the Past on Brand New Single “Goin Back To Lovin’”
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Rene Lopez Reckons with the Past on Brand New Single “Goin Back To Lovin’”

Rene Lopez has always done things his own way, and with “Goin Back To Lovin’”, he proves once again why he’s one of New York’s most compelling storytellers.

Out today, the single is a gut level confession wrapped in grooves that fuse outlaw country, Latin soul and rock & roll. It’s the soundtrack of a Bronx-born musician who’s lived a thousand lives in one city, raw and unapologetically real. Continue reading

MASSEY’s “Comeback Morning” Is a Soulful Revival
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MASSEY’s “Comeback Morning” Is a Soulful Revival

MASSEY has real skill for fusing groove with storytelling, but his most recent single “Comeback Morning” feels like a turning point.

Where earlier tracks like “Tattoo My Heart” leaned into the mysterious allure of New Orleans’s darker corners, and “3A Funk” strutted with unabashed retro cool, “Comeback Morning” channels something more personal and life-affirming. It’s less about atmosphere and attitude, and more the song of someone who has been through the night and emerged ready to fight again. Continue reading

Saying Goodbye Never Felt So Fun in Kenzy Kyx’ New Single “I’m So Glad”
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Saying Goodbye Never Felt So Fun in Kenzy Kyx’ New Single “I’m So Glad”

Kenzy Kyx comes in swinging with “I’m So Glad,” a punchy pop gem that radiates sass, sparkle and pure liberation.

The track strust in with a wink and a grin, hooking you with its playful groove and infectious energy. It’s the kind of song that makes you want to spin around your living room with a hairbrush mic, shaking off the weight of the past and basking in the joy of moving on. Continue reading

Witnessing the Slow Motion Crash in Revvnant’s “Rise”
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Witnessing the Slow Motion Crash in Revvnant’s “Rise”

“Rise” hits like a slow motion collision you can’t look away from. From the opening piano chords, there’s a mournful, searching quality, a reflection of the climate despair so many of us can feel.

Elias Schutzman, the mind behind Revvnant, calls it a “slow-motion car crash”. It’s horrifying, hypnotic and strangely beautiful all at once. And it’s “Rise” that carries that tension through layers of rage, despair and fleeting hope, echoing the emotions we feel as we watch the world unravel.

The visualizer to accompany the track was created by Morgan Beringer Studio, which has been BAFTA nominated for its video art and post production work. This video mirrors the tension in “Rise” perfectly. Continue reading

Inside the Chaos – Animals In Denial Brings “Shallow” to Life With Haunting New Visuals
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Inside the Chaos – Animals In Denial Brings “Shallow” to Life With Haunting New Visuals

With latest single “Shallow”, Animals in Denial, the project of singer songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Christian Ines, delivers not just a song but a psychological plunge into one of the darkest corners of human connection.

Now paired with a new video directed by Jon Paul Anderson, “Shallow” becomes even more unsettling. This is a visceral, first person descent into the claustrophobic mindset of someone who knows they’re trapped in a toxic relationship but can’t break free yet. Continue reading

Blues Reinvented with Soul, Noir and Fire in Lil’ Red & The Rooster’s New Album 7
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Blues Reinvented with Soul, Noir and Fire in Lil’ Red & The Rooster’s New Album 7

Lil’ Red & The Rooster’s new album 7 is one of those rare projects that feels timeless and truly alive in the moment, a record that dances between the blues tradition and daring experimentation without ever losing its center.
This album is all about connection at its heart. Connection to self, to others, to history and to the joy of making music in real time. Continue reading