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Keogea releases "BROKEN PROMISES," an intense Alternative Hip-Hop song about heartbreak that heavily relies on its melody to convey its meaning. Keogea is part of a new wave of musicians coming out of New York City and uses a lot of emotion in the track — there's an intimate feel but at the same time has an expansive feeling. The song was recorded in NYC and initially engineered by Moustafax2, who has worked with such artists as Kanye West and Tory Lanez. You can tell that th

“Justice For All” by Dr. Evangelos Viazis is a sweeping cinematic anthem that transforms a universal ideal into an immersive sonic experience. Known internationally for his pioneering work in orthodontics, Viazis bridges science and art with striking confidence, delivering a composition that feels both meticulously structured and emotionally expansive. From its opening moments, the track establishes a grand scale—layering symphonic orchestration with atmospheric electronic te

“Cloned and Upgraded, Insert Soul Here” by Rellyo Bambini  is less a conventional single and more a transmission from a neon-drenched future. Emerging from Knoxville, Tennessee, Bambini continues to carve out a lane that feels defiantly separate from mainstream trends, fusing dark electronic textures, psychedelic hip-hop rhythms, and futuristic rock into something cinematic and immersive. The title alone reads like a line of code glitched with longing, and that tension betwee

Exzenya’s “That’s the Story of My Life” arrives not as a casual pop release, but as a declaration. The New York–based independent artist channels her background in psychology, communications, and behavioral science into a pop-rock anthem that reframes a familiar phrase into something fiercely self-possessed. Known for crafting music drawn from collective human experience rather than autobiography alone, Exzenya leans into emotional universality here. The track stands as the c

Deptford Sound Collective return with unapologetic flair on “Give Me. Give Me. Give Me, I Want It All,” a disco-infused protest anthem that fuses satire, solidarity, and pure dancefloor energy. Hailing from Deptford in South East London, the collective—made up of diverse musicians, artists, and community activists—reimagines the spirit of 1960s protest songs through the glittering lens of 1980s disco. The result is a parody track that feels both playful and purposeful, pairin

After a 25-year hiatus, 23 Fields re-emerge with The Vacant Stars of Wandering Souls, a deeply atmospheric album that feels both reflective and timely. Spearheaded by Step Adams and supported by Louise Driver’s expressive violin and Jason M Smith’s steady percussion, the record captures the fragile beauty of humanity within a society that often feels overwhelming and impersonal. Rather than staging a loud comeback, 23 Fields return with quiet confidence, offering a body of wo

“Earth Goddess” by Becky Raisman is a bright, empowering pop anthem that celebrates self-confidence, inner strength, and the joy of embracing life fully. Drawing from her uplifting EP Earth Goddesses, the track carries a sense of optimism that feels genuine rather than forced, inviting listeners into a world where positivity and personal growth take center stage. From the opening moments, warm melodies and vibrant instrumentation create an inviting atmosphere, reflecting Rais

“Derby Hill” by Derby Hill is a heartfelt and grounded song that captures the spirit of working-class neighborhoods with a rare sense of honesty and warmth. Rooted in the storytelling traditions of artists like John Prine, Steve Earle, and Leonard Cohen, the track leans into neo-sincerity — a style that values emotional truth over polished perfection. From the opening moments, the song establishes a lived-in atmosphere, painting vivid images of back porch swings, late-night r

“Pretty at Dawn” by Golem Dance Cult is a haunting and immersive piece that blurs the boundaries between ritualistic soundscape and dark electronic art. Emerging from Belgrave, Australia, the group crafts a sonic world that feels both ancient and futuristic, pulling listeners into a dreamlike state from the very first moments. Inga Liljestrom’s evocative vocals glide through layers of shadowy instrumentation, while Jean-Philippe Feiss’s cello adds an organic depth that anchor

“Rain Bows” by Divineisll is less a conventional song and more a reflective sonic meditation on unity, identity, and emotional transformation. Built around a poetic concept that separates the word “rainbow” into two living ideas — rain and bows — the track invites listeners to rethink familiar symbols through a more universal lens. From the opening moments, the music carries a calm, almost spiritual atmosphere, blending soft instrumentation with thoughtful pacing that encoura

“My Hands on Your Body” finds Deezle stepping confidently from behind the boards into the spotlight, delivering an R&B single that blends sensual storytelling with polished, radio-ready production. Known for shaping major hits across hip-hop and pop, the New Orleans-born artist channels that experience into a track that feels both contemporary and rooted in classic slow-jam tradition. The song opens with smooth instrumentation and a warm groove that instantly sets an intimate

JD Hinton’s “Ways of Seeing” is a quietly powerful song that lives in the space between sincerity and survival, capturing the songwriter at his most reflective and emotionally precise. As the title track from his latest EP, the song feels like a thesis statement—one that invites listeners to slow down and reconsider how meaning is formed through memory, feeling, and perception. Hinton’s gravel-warmed voice carries a sense of lived experience, delivering each line with restrai

Jai’s “Hallelujah” featuring Fam Renzo is a deeply personal and spiritually grounded single that speaks straight to the heart. Opening with Jai’s warm, emotive vocals, the song immediately establishes an atmosphere of vulnerability and reflection. There’s a sincerity in his delivery that feels unfiltered, as if the listener is being invited into a private moment of prayer and self-examination. Rooted in real-life experience, “Hallelujah” is less about performance and more abo

Energy Whores’ Arsenal of Democracy is a bold, unsettling, and deeply conscious album that refuses to let the listener stay comfortable. From the opening moments, the New York–based outfit positions itself at the intersection of art-electronic, electro-art rock, and punk-informed urgency, crafting a sound that feels both dance-driven and emotionally heavy. The album captures the psychological toll of existing in a world shaped by permanent crisis—where misinformation, authori

Ulrich Jannert’s “Two Men by the Harbor” is a warm, contemplative soul-rock single that gently wrestles with one of life’s most enduring questions: do we choose comfort, or do we risk everything for freedom? Released on January 2, 2026, the song unfolds like a quiet, cinematic scene—two figures standing at the water’s edge, each voicing a different longing. One seeks stability and shelter, the other yearns for open horizons and movement. Rather than framing one choice as righ

Lisa Jo’s “Lord of the Night” is a gripping, story-driven hip-hop track that showcases her command as both a lyricist and producer. Hailing from Tampa, Florida, Lisa Jo delivers a confident performance rooted in classic 90s gangsta rap while maintaining a modern edge that keeps the sound current. Featuring J-Mac on vocals, the song carries a sense of authenticity and balance, blending sharp narrative detail with a smooth, controlled flow. Released on September 24, 2025, the t