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Blessing Tangban – God Of: African Nova Scotian Music Association’s 2025 Songwriter of the Year Blessing Tangban returns with “God Of…” – a cinematic, soul-stirring worship song that explores the beauty, vastness, and intimacy of God’s presence in every moment. Written on a mountaintop in Nigeria, the track captures the awe of encountering a God who is both infinite and near – the God of the mountain, the valley, the healed, the broken. “This song is my reminder that God is present in every part of my story – from the mountaintop moments to the quiet, broken places,” says Tangban. “‘God Of…’ is…

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Lana Crow captures a feeling most people know well but rarely put into words this simply. Live It feels like that moment when the week finally loosens its grip and you step into the night with nothing but possibility ahead of you. From the opening lines, there is an easy, natural flow that makes the song feel real, like a conversation between two people deciding to forget everything else and just enjoy the moment. The lyrics are straightforward, but that is exactly where their strength lies. There is no need for heavy metaphors or complicated storytelling. Lines about city lights,…

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Singer-songwriter Karen Hardy returns with her new single Something to Lose, a song that gently traces the emotional journey from detachment to genuine connection. It begins in a guarded place, where cynicism feels safer than vulnerability, and slowly unfolds into something softer and more open. As the track progresses, you can hear that shift in her voice. She allows herself to care, and that honesty creates a quiet but powerful tension between who she once was and who she is becoming. One of the most compelling moments arrives in the bridge, where Hardy transforms the abstract idea of emotional risk…

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