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Jamaican poet and singer-songwriter has announced his highly anticipated forthcoming album “Live Life & Prosper” out August 21st and is enticing fans with what’s to come from the 12-track album as he releases new single “Miss You Bad” A follow up to “Journey” which was released at the beginning of June, alongside an acoustic choir live session which sat exclusively on Grammy’s Global Spin to give a different perspective and rendition. ‘Miss You Bad” is a completely different direction from “Journey”, steeped in true vulnerability, sadness and reflection from D’Yani. A true love song that connects love with being a…

There are debut albums that introduce an artist, and then there are debut albums that feel like the culmination of a lifetime of reflection. The Death of Bobby Freemont firmly belongs in the latter category. Released through Too Lost, Bobby Freemont’s long-awaited first full-length project is a deeply moving body of work that transforms personal loss into something quietly beautiful, offering listeners an honest meditation on mortality, memory, healing, and the courage to begin again. Inspired by the passing of both his grandparents and a close friend, the album never treats grief as its final destination. Instead, Freemont uses those…

London-based actress, singer-songwriter, producer, and voice artist Lauren Akosia returns with “It’s Time,” an uplifting Afro-house anthem that encourages listeners to embrace new opportunities, believe in themselves, and move confidently toward their goals. Filled with infectious energy and an unmistakable sense of optimism, the single serves as a reminder that personal growth begins with taking the first step. Blending vibrant South African-inspired house rhythms with contemporary Afrobeats influences and atmospheric electronic production, It’s Time showcases Lauren’s ability to combine irresistible dancefloor energy with meaningful storytelling. Rather than simply creating a feel-good record, she delivers a song that speaks to resilience,…

Puerto Rican singer-songwriter Mya Angelique returns with “Teenage Popstar,” a vibrant pop-rock anthem that captures the excitement, uncertainty, and emotional rollercoaster of growing up in a world where success, identity, and social validation often seem closely intertwined. Honest, energetic, and instantly relatable, the single offers a thoughtful reflection on the dreams many young people chase and the personal growth that comes from discovering who you are beyond the spotlight. Built around infectious melodies and emotionally sincere songwriting, Teenage Popstar follows the journey of someone navigating ambition, self-doubt, and the constant desire to fit in while holding onto their individuality. Rather…

After introducing himself with the heartfelt debut single “Beau,” which has already attracted more than 10,000 streams, East Sussex artist Mr Fib takes a far bigger creative leap with Shades, an eight-track debut album that refuses to be confined by genre. Blending elements of alternative, indie rock, folk, soul, progressive pop, and spoken word, the record feels less like a collection of songs and more like an honest reflection of one person’s journey toward self-understanding. Behind the name Mr Fib is Gabriel Green, a 28-year-old multi-instrumentalist from Lewes whose relationship with music began at the age of six through violin…

Québec-based singer-songwriter Sébastien De Francesco shares “Fleury Street,” a nostalgic and deeply moving folk-rock single that transforms a final goodbye into a celebration of friendship, gratitude, and the lasting impact we leave on one another. Rooted in a real afternoon spent with a close friend nearing the end of his life, the song embraces mortality not through sadness alone, but through warmth, humour, and the enduring power of human connection. The song was inspired by one of the last afternoons Sébastien spent with a close friend who was dying of cancer. Unable to walk and navigating Montreal’s Fleury Street on…

Some artists spend a lifetime chasing the perfect song. Rusty Reid has spent a lifetime chasing something even greater, the truth that great songs never lose their power, no matter how much time passes. From the wide-open landscapes of West Texas, where legendary storytellers like Buddy Holly and Roy Orbison left an undeniable musical legacy, to the creative solitude of the Pacific Northwest, Reid’s journey has been one of persistence, reinvention, and an unwavering commitment to authentic songwriting. His career has taken him through Houston, Nashville, Los Angeles, and Seattle, with each chapter adding another layer to his artistic identity.…

In an age where music is often designed for instant consumption, Hyperflower invites listeners to slow down, immerse themselves, and experience sound as something far more profound. The collaborative project, created by Lorenzo Setti (ATŌMI) and Irene Cavazzoni Pederzini, exists in a space where electronic music, philosophy, emotion, and art converge. Rather than simply writing songs, the duo crafts sonic environments that encourage reflection, rewarding patient listeners with new layers of meaning each time they return. The story of Hyperflower began in 2018 at Bombanella Studio in Maranello, Italy, where a shared passion for music, literature, and philosophical thought sparked…

Some artists make electronic music for the dancefloor. Others use it to tell stories, preserve memories, and create emotional experiences that stay with listeners long after the music fades. SLAPPER belongs firmly in the second category. With more than two decades of experience behind the decks and in the studio, the Romanian producer has quietly built a body of work that proves electronic music doesn’t have to choose between energy and emotion. Instead, his music lives comfortably in both worlds, combining nostalgic melodies, cinematic synths, and modern production into songs that feel as uplifting as they are deeply personal. Long…

There is something undeniably special about a song that survives the passage of time. While many records are created to capture a moment, “Bottle” by Reetoxa carries something far more enduring. Originally written by frontman Jason McKee in 1995 when he was just fifteen years old, the song has waited three decades to receive the treatment it always deserved. Rather than feeling like a relic from another era, it arrives with remarkable emotional clarity, proving that honest songwriting never loses its relevance. What gives Bottle its emotional weight is the truth behind its creation. Inspired by a real experience involving…