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Carpe Diem – Sakura Fubuki (2025)

Using intimate narratives and poetic lyricism, Hong Kong-based Carpe Diem guides you through an experimental exploration of life in all

Ciara Lawless returns with a luminous and deeply personal second album, Divine Intervention – a radiant blend of soaring synths, lyrical

Multi-talented artist Peso The Misfit, known for his genre-defying sound and cinematic live shows, has just dropped his highly anticipated

The brainchild of Ghanaian musician Enock Okai Mensah, MASSIVE brings us the “hiplife” life straight from his African roots. Already

A thought, an idea, and a dream, Katarsis was once a musical journey yet to breathe and explore the world.

On LOVESICK AND SICK OF LOVE, Suki Summer builds a sonic diary from the remnants of romantic false starts, ghosted

Eagerly exploring adulthood in the 21st century, although many of the issues are timeless, singer-songwriter D. Cullen uses personal experiences,

Sometimes a band comes out of nowhere and smacks you right between the eyes, not with polish or perfection, but

With a raw passion for music burning in his soul, singer-songwriter David Morin celebrates life with moving melodies, insightful themes

Skating across differing hues of rock and pop, US-based Glass Mansions daub their sonic palette with elements of pop-punk, alternative