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Determination – Amazing Grace: Nigerian singer-songwriter and The Shatili Empire signee, Determination, has released a heartfelt new track titled “Amazing Grace.” This song beautifully showcases his unique talent, blending soulful melodies with deep, introspective lyrics. DOWNLOAD MP3 “Amazing Grace” stands out as a highlight from his album, Dreams on Life $upport, further proving his artistic depth and musical creativity. The song’s powerful production, handled by the talented Kidsix NSD, adds an extra layer of brilliance to the track. This is one record you don’t want to miss. Listen and download now! Determination – Amazing Grace

Emerging artist Sam T introduces his unique brand of melancholic folk with the release of his debut single, ‘Empty Home’. Known for his ability to blend delicate acoustic instrumentation with haunting emotional depth, Sam T’s music invites listeners into a world that is as introspective as it is impactful.  ‘Empty Home’ is a folk song for the end of the world. Written during the summer of 2024, the song imagines a post-apocalyptic earth devastated by nuclear war, told from the perspective of the last living person. As they traverse a desolate landscape, the protagonist reflects on the loneliness and fear…

Seventeen-year-old rapper Suggz has officially stepped into the spotlight with his debut on Fire in the Booth, marking a major milestone in what’s shaping up to be a breakout year for one of the UK’s most promising new voices. Coming out of Wythenshawe in South Manchester, Suggz has been steadily building real momentum over the past few months. His track ‘Internet Ready’ helped push his name further into the conversation, racking up over five million views and more than one million streams across platforms, a clear sign that his sound is connecting far beyond his local scene. That growing buzz…

Etherdene – Forsaker: Oregon-based singer, songwriter, and producer Etherdene is back with her latest single, ‘Forsaker’, an electrifying and empowering anthem that delves deep into the emotional complexities of letting go of relationships and partnerships that no longer serve you. The track, which fuses alt-pop, synth-pop, and indie-pop, captures the raw vulnerability of heartbreak while also embracing strength and resilience in the aftermath. ‘Forsaker’ was born out of a deeply personal experience for Etherdene, who found herself navigating the painful end of a professional partnership she had high hopes for. “I prioritize relationships and rarely give up on a situation,”…

Fido – Dollarpor: Fido is back with a bang, and this time he’s chasing the vibe with his latest single, “Dollarpor”. The Nigerian singer-songwriter continues to prove he’s one to watch, delivering a track that blends Afrobeat rhythm with undeniable energy and charisma. With its catchy hook, smooth vocals, and a beat that hits just right, “Dollarpor” is the kind of song that sticks with you after the first listen. Fido’s unique sound and confident delivery shine all the way through, showing off just how much he’s grown as an artist. DOWNLOAD MP3 If you’re in the mood for something…

Irish artist Fee Gray (they/them) can usually be found crying to their girlfriend about how much they love Taylor Swift and dying their hair blue in your bathroom ♡ From their debut single ‘Parasocial’ in April 2023 to their first 2024 releases ‘Hoe Phase’, ‘i might be drunk but at least i’m in love’ & ‘Itch’ Fee Gray keeps the releases coming and listeners on their toes. Experimenting with their style as a young artist Fee Gray creates anything from “F**K YOU” pop punk to soul crushing soft ballads that will bring a tear to your eye. Fee now continues her rise into 2024 by teaming up with Mister Sister to deliver the…

Experimental duo Allegories share “Horrible Wonder,” a reflective, floating single that transforms confusion into catharsis. Blurring the line between indie electronic textures and atmospheric rock, the track drifts through layered emotion while quietly building toward a triumphant acceptance of the unknowable. Another in the duo’s growing series of songs that began on ukulele before morphing into something entirely unrecognizable, “Horrible Wonder” retained only its title and fragments of its earliest lyrics. As the instrumentation evolved, so did its emotional center. What began as a skeletal folk idea expanded into a textured, immersive landscape that feels suspended between clarity and chaos. The vocals…