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Deliciously swampy, mystically tribal protest singles don’t come around too often, making Drew David’s latest single, Freedom, a necessary remedy to the exhaustion, anger and anxiety of watching America slip

Eyzondabeat sharpened old-school RnB hooks to implant in Pele, a lush afro-fusion earworm that moves with a temperate glow while carrying enough kinetic spark to keep you locked into the

In the title track from her debut LP, Lola Moore sent Retro spiralling through a cosmos of analogue synth nostalgia. If Stranger Things left you craving that warm buzz of

In the wider world of work, conversations about retirement always circle back to productivity, economic strain, and the supposed fairness of passing the baton to younger generations. Every political cycle

Cosmic Madness’s latest single, Fine, taken from their LP Love in an Existential Crux, turns introspection into something close to a spiritual reflex. It’s poetry in motion, soaked in astral

JW Paris led an insurgence of insanity with their latest antagonistic earworm, Crazy, a release that documents the trio edging their signature fusion of 90s Britpop and Grunge closer to

Subversively, This is Country, Son’ by Eddie Rose isn’t your quintessential country fare; the timbres in the intro are tempered with an 80s-esque dreamy haze that swoons as it aligns

The first impression when you hear Ennis Hawkins’ debut single, The Art of Being Alone, is WHERE HAS HE BEEN HIDING THAT VOICE?! After a strum of unassuming chords and

MC Zappa’s forthcoming LP, Critical Times, rises from four years of upheaval, self-reckoning and sharpened conviction. His decision to create what he dubs the first Christian Bit-Hop album didn’t arrive

Kamal Maroon’s latest single, Black x White, wastes no time pulling you into its emotional crossfire. The track lands as a cinematic RnB-pop confession, one sharp enough to feel like