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"Gaza (on and on and on)" is a Politically Aware Alt-Pop Release by 50mething
"Gaza (on and on and on)" was written as a story of the loss and suffering of Gazans under selfish, arrogant powers.
samruddhipotle
Apr 17
"City of Sails" by Microbes Subtlely Captures The Truth Of Commercialisation
"City of Sails" by Microbes is a truly tragic observation into how the value of creativity is lost to commercialisation.
Sharanya Nadar
Apr 4
Emily Daccarett's "Another World" Covers Love, Loss, and a Little Bit of the Cosmos
Where "Another World" sits in the aftermath of love, "Clarity" lives in the rush of it, that terrifying, wonderful feeling of realising you've found someone your whole self recognises.
Sharanya Nadar
Apr 2
Kelsie Kimberlin Speaks for the Silenced in Her Latest Release, "Lady Liberty"
Kelsie Kimberlin's "Lady Liberty" describes how the Statue of Liberty, with its torch held high, standing proudly in the harbour, is being betrayed. The torch isn’t shining as brightly as it used to anymore.
Sharanya Nadar
Mar 29
Bailey Grey's New Single "More of Us" Sparks Resistance
"More Of Us" confronts America's ongoing systemic issues and encourages us to join hands in this fight against corruption and manipulation by those abusing their power.
Sharanya Nadar
Mar 19
"I Am Punjabi" by Zero is A Thunderous Celebration of Heritage and Identity
Zero's "I Am Punjabi" grabs you by the collar. It's the kind of track that demands your attention, whether you understand every word or not. The real magic happens in how Zero structures the whole thing.
Sharanya Nadar
Feb 2
Lekursi's "Amarna Letters" About a 3,000-Year-Old Pharaoh Feels Dangerously Relevant
Lekursi's latest release, "Amarna Letters", hits you with this tension that's running through the track. The fear of speaking up versus the absolute need to do it anyway.
Sharanya Nadar
Jan 23
Artillery Saints Delivers a Stark Vision of Modern Chaos in "A Flurry Of Furies"
"A Flurry Of Furies" is the second single from Artillery Saints' upcoming album "Glimpse", and it hits like a cold splash of reality.
Sharanya Nadar
Jan 23