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Irish pop-soul singer-songwriter Edwina van Kuyk has announced the arrival of a new winter single, ‘Find My Way (ft. Martello)’, releasing on Tuesday 2nd December. The song rounds out what has been the most promising year yet for the Limerick artist. Her most recent project, the EP ‘Feels So Right’, earned strong support including her TV debut on the 6 O’clock show, and national airplay on stations such as RTÉ 2FM, 98FM & Today FM, and the title track named RTÉ 2FM’s TOTW. Over the years, Edwina has built a reputation as a collaborator and live performer. She’s written and…

For Seattle-based artist Prience Moore, songwriting is rooted in instinct, honesty, and emotional truth. His music draws from real conversations, lived experiences, and moments of quiet revelation, transforming them into stories that feel intimate yet widely relatable. Rather than chasing trends or overcomplicating his message, Moore allows his lyrics to unfold naturally, trusting that sincerity will always resonate more deeply than polish alone. With a style that prioritizes storytelling over spectacle, Moore’s work reflects a deep respect for lyricism and emotional clarity. Influenced by timeless artists known for their vulnerability and expressive delivery, he crafts songs that feel conversational, as…

Coming from multifaceted musician and producer Khaatee’s new single, Sambandh, is a lively and infectious track born from a moment of inspiration at a wedding celebration. Driven by a love of live acoustic instruments, Khaatee transformed that spark into a song designed to get people moving. Though creating the track took longer than expected, with challenges like perfecting the lead sound during mixing, the final result is a vibrant anthem perfect to soundtrack club dancefloors and bring the perfect vibe. With Sambandh, Khaatee invites listeners to let loose and embrace the fun. Khaatee is a rising electronic music producer and aspiring rapper whose passion for music began in…

There are artists who make club music, and then there are artists who use the club as a doorway. MIKEY LA LUNA belongs firmly in the second camp. His work doesn’t chase trends or easy highs. Instead, it lingers in that rare space where rhythm becomes ritual and repetition turns into something quietly transformative. With his latest release “Hallelujah,” MIKEY isn’t trying to provoke or preach. He’s listening closely to what already exists between people when sound, movement, and intention align. “Hallelujah” feels less like a song and more like a shared state. It pulses with late night energy while…