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Norwegian artist MIIA returns with “Necessary Evil,” a moody and emotionally driven release that introduces a fresh shift in her sound. The track pairs her signature expressive vocals with a heavier electronic edge, moving her artistry toward a more rhythmic, club-focused space. Built on sharp percussion, deep low-end energy, and layered electronic textures, the song blends elements of UK garage-inspired production with modern pop sensibilities. The result is a late-night soundscape that feels both intense and reflective, carrying emotional weight while still designed for movement and dance environments. Behind the production is Joachim Rygg (JR), who previously worked with MIIA…

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Emerging pop artist Molly Stone is back with a new single titled “I Got You,” a fun and heartfelt song dedicated to friendship, loyalty, and the kind of bond that feels like chosen family. Known for mixing honesty with a playful attitude, Stone continues to shape her own lane in pop music. Her style has often been described as a balance of sweetness and boldness, something she once summed up as “sweet voice, sharp tongue, unapologetically Molly.” That mix is clear again on this new release. “I Got You” is an upbeat pop track, but underneath the bright sound is…

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For years, Brian Elodi wrote songs quietly, sharing them only with close friends and family. Now, for the first time, he is opening that private world to listeners everywhere with the release of his debut full-length album. The 13-track project didn’t start out as something big. It began after the birth of his daughter, when Elodi looked back on years of unfinished ideas and personal recordings. He decided to capture them properly, almost as a gift for her one day, a way for her to hear his voice, his thoughts, and the music that shaped parts of his life. As…

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New Jersey singer-songwriter Carlotta Schmidt has released a heartfelt new music video for her song “Let Me Be Me,” taken from her latest album Overthinker. The video, which Schmidt directed, filmed, and edited herself, turns a personal story into a wider message about identity, acceptance, and community support. What began as a deeply personal reflection on her journey as a bisexual woman has now grown into a song that connects with many people from different walks of life. “When I first wrote ‘Let Me Be Me,’ it felt more like a quiet request than a statement,” Schmidt shares. “I had…

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The Mosfets unleash their self-titled EP alongside new single “Keith Is A Blues Artist,” a raw and unfiltered garage rock release that captures the band at their most instinctive and unapologetic. Blending fuzz-drenched garage punk, neo-psychedelic textures, and bluesy grit, the project embraces imperfection, spontaneity, and the kind of chaotic energy that can only come from making music purely for the love of it. Written from a mix of dreams, jokes, and everyday absurdities, The Mosfets EP rejects overthinking in favour of instinct. “Most of it just came from my love of songwriting and collaborating with my friends,” says frontman…

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Continuing this year’s previous releases, “Lay Your Mind” and “Ground Falls Away,” Strange Plants share “Time Killing,” a contemplative and expansive psych-rock single that blends atmospheric textures with a sense of quiet, underlying tension. Wistful and immersive, the track leans into themes of existential reflection and the slow passage of time, capturing the feeling of moving through life’s routines while something deeper simmers beneath the surface. The song’s origin traces back to a period of heavy literary influence. “At the risk of sounding absurdly pretentious, I was reading a lot of Charles Bukowski at the time,” explains songwriter Matt Brannon.…

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Canadian singer-songwriter Ellie Heath shares her debut album Pushing Forty alongside its bright and empowering lead single “That Sunshine’s Mine.” Rooted in joyful reflection and forward momentum, Pushing Forty captures a pivotal chapter in Ellie’s life; standing at the edge of change while embracing both the excitement and uncertainty that come with it. Blending pop, synth, indie, and rock textures, the record radiates with an effervescent energy that celebrates growth, transformation, and the beauty of stepping into something new. “Pushing Forty began as a way to document a specific season of life,” Ellie explains. “I was entering the final year…

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Caribbean rising star Ayetian is keeping his momentum strong with the release of his new single, “Donkey Call,” featured on DiGenius’ popular Hill & Gully Riddim. The song is now available on all major streaming platforms, along with an official music video that brings its fun and energetic vibe to life. The release comes at an exciting time for Ayetian, who continues to build a name for himself as one of the Caribbean’s most promising new artists. It also arrives ahead of his appearance at Rum Island Festival 2026 in Atlanta, where he is set to perform alongside dancehall star…

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“Remember Us in Summer” is a heartfelt new single from The Hospital, offering a gentle reflection on love, memory, and acceptance. The track is not written from a place of heartbreak or sadness, but from appreciation. Written a few years after a breakup, the song looks back on a meaningful relationship with gratitude rather than pain. It focuses on the beauty of what was shared and the understanding that both people have moved forward into new chapters of their lives. At its core, “Remember Us in Summer” is about holding on to the best memories while letting go of what…

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“Don’t Waste My Time (LA Mix)” is a powerful and engaging song that blends indie rock, soul, and modern pop in a smooth and natural way. From the start, the track gives off a strong feeling of confidence and energy. The sound is clean, but also full of emotion, making it easy for the listener to stay connected from beginning to end. The vocals stand out because they feel real and honest. There is a clear message in the song about knowing your worth and not allowing anyone to waste your time. It is simple, but it speaks to something…

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