

VASILIKÍ's "Alice" Sees the Woman Behind the Spotlight
"Alice" hits you with buzzy synths right from the start, pulling you into this late-night, slightly mysterious vibe before it breaks open into something you can actually move to.
Sharanya Nadar
2 days ago


JD Days Crafts a Holiday Project That Goes Beyond the Playlist with "Christmas Anthology"
"Christmas Anthology" is ten songs paired with their own 3D-animated films, each one telling a story about love, second chances, and the kind of magic that only happens in December.
Sharanya Nadar
2 days ago


The Rising Shine Project Proves Love Outlasts Loss with "My Dad"
The Rising Shine Project's "My Dad" is a son's honest, loving tribute to the man who shaped him.
Sharanya Nadar
4 days ago


Kazu Osumi's "Times of Love" Teaches How Time Changes Love, But Never Erases It
"Times of Love," Kazu Osumi sings about the silent truth that love doesn't disappear just because circumstances change.
Sharanya Nadar
Nov 29


Mick J. Clark Brings the Party Spirit to Your Holiday Playlist with His Latest, "It's Christmas Party Time"
Mick J. Clark's "It's Christmas Party Time" is a song that plays when everyone's already had a glass of eggnog and someone suggests an impromptu dance party in the living room.
Sharanya Nadar
Nov 19


TaniA Kyllikki's New Single, "I Promise I'll Wait For You", Proves Real Love Stories Make the Best Love Songs
"I Promise I'll Wait For You," tells the life story of how TaniA and Rynellton fell for each other from opposite sides of the Atlantic.
Sharanya Nadar
Nov 19


"Death Said, Breathe" by Sharon Katta is a Fifteen-Minute Conversation with Rock Bottom
"Death Said, Breathe", is a fifteen-minute journey broken into a Prelude and three acts. The album tells the story of a real moment when everything felt impossible, when the only question left was whether to keep going.
Sharanya Nadar
Nov 7


Mykola Redefines Heartbreak with Self-Aware Dance-Pop Single "Always Lead to You"
In "Always Lead to You," Mykola cheerfully owns his messiness, positioning himself as the toxic one blowing up phones at 3 AM.
Sharanya Nadar
Nov 7
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