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With the intensity of Joni Mitchell and the melodic soulfulness of Lana Del Ray, Daniel Netz oozes raw honesty in

Sleeveens – The Draw (2021)

With their debut single, Sleeveens take a look at the magnetism between flawed people in ‘The Draw’. While using the

Erawan is tackling temptation and desire in her single ‘Touch Me’. Looking at the experience of desiring someone while still

Terry Blade continues the heavy look at social and cultural intersectionality with his debut album American Descendent of Slavery. To

If you have ever wandered the streets of a city while searching for yourself, Jaded Jane has the soundtrack for

Hailing from Cork, Irish singer-songwriter Jen Ella layers moving melodies and engaging lyricism in her smooth, soft sound. Bringing together

Most of us have masks that we wear when confronted by certain people. Isaac Snow has taken the creation of

My mother once referred to a young person with an old soul as a “husk” and I have to refer

With her new EP Ghost, Julia Klot is telling the heart-wrenching tale of a wonderful yet complicated love. Through the

As we get older, we often outgrow the people around us and grow into ourselves. These are themes that Libby