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Following opening for Wunderhorse, Been Stellar and bdrmm, rising Irish post-punk-rockers Basht. return with the powerful new single, ‘Vain’ (March 19th). The single serves as the first taste of their eagerly anticipated upcoming EP, ‘Bitter & Twisted’, produced by Richard McNamara (Embrace). A studio duo but live quartet, Basht. have already built a feverish fanbase which has seen them tour across Ireland and the UK. Building a reputation for their electrifying live performances and raw, emotive songwriting, ‘Vain’ continues to showcase the rich post-punk infused alt-rock which has seen them gain widespread acclaim. Bringing sprawling distorted guitars, punching drums and…

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Nashville-based singer-songwriter Jenna DeVries releases highly-anticipated new single “Someone’s Gotta Give.” The single is out now on all digital streaming platforms, and you can listen to it HERE. The single debuted on All New Country on Spotify, and New in Country on Apple Music. Jenna DeVries doesn’t just nod to the ’90s country legends — she channels their passion. “Someone’s Gotta Give” is a steel-toed heartbreak anthem that could sit alongside the greats like Trisha Yearwood or Shania Twain, but it’s undeniably DeVries’s own storm to sing through. With lines like, “Our therapist is choosing sides / I’m not sure it’s yours or mine / We’re two wrongs without…

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Spyro – Sweet Ft Shoday: Nigerian music sensation Spyro is back with a fresh and captivating track titled “Sweet.” Known for his smooth delivery and catchy melodies, Spyro brings a vibrant energy to this release, making it an instant favorite for fans of Afropop. Adding even more flavor to the track is Shoday, a rising Nigerian artist whose distinct vocals and style perfectly complement Spyro’s vibe. Together, the duo creates a feel-good anthem that blends rhythm, melody, and chemistry in all the right ways. DOWNLOAD MP3 “Sweet” is playful, melodic, and full of charm—a song that’s easy to vibe to…

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Following the releases of acclaimed singles “Let Me Go” and “News at the Party” earlier this year, both of which garnered Spotify Editorial support, Montreal singer-songwriter Libby Ember returns with “I’ll Stand in the Doorway.” Amidst heart-sinking melancholy, it captures the emotional limbo of moving through a breakup while remaining tethered to someone’s world. Wrapped in dreamy, bedroom pop textures, “I’ll Stand in the Doorway” explores longing, proximity, and the quiet tension of being emotionally outside looking in. Inspired by a real experience following a breakup, “I’ll Stand in the Doorway” reflects the strange emotional state of navigating a shared…

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