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Solo Noi – You Can’t Make The River Go Back (2026)

Almost 45 years ago, musicians John Fitzsimons and Robert Smith had a chance meeting at a South London squat. Only

Colombian artist based between Minneapolis and Bogotá, Lil Crush’s latest album, Reel Music, is a genre-bending, 30-track offering. The album

Heavily influenced by the spirit of free improv and experimentation, 12 Tribes of Mars blends elements of reggae, ska and

Grammy-nominated reggae and hip-hop artist Matisyahu is back with his eighth album, Ancient Child. It is his own personal journey,

Shelita’s new single, ‘Bloom’, is a beautiful celebration of love, life, and the universe itself. From the very first notes,

Mojo Morgan has always straddled two worlds. Born in Brooklyn, raised in Massachusetts, and steeped in the legacy of his

Cosmos Ray debuts with a transcendent full-length album, The More We Live, delving into the genre-bending, soul-searing sonic odyssey across

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

Expressing not only life experience but the raw emotion lying within, musician Nigel Watson finds his solace in the solo

Known for his genre-defying style, which he describes as “Gulf Pop,” Lennon Cripe takes us through the influences of his