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After Reno – Let the River Run

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AFTER RENOLet the River Run There’s something about silence—the right kind of silence—that’s more deafening than any stadium-filling hook or stadium-sized chorus. After Reno’s new single, “Let the River Run,” out May 2, 2025, doesn’t scream for your attention. It doesn’t bang on your...
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Luna Carina – Prague

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Luna Carina’s “Prague” Finds Power in Vulnerability and Motion Luna Carina’s new single “Prague” doesn’t just drift—it moves. And in that motion, it glows. The track, released January 17, marks a shimmering evolution for the experimental indie dream-pop project helmed by Isle of Wight...
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Inés Hall – Next to Me

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Inés Hall’s “Next to Me” Is a Breezy, Bittersweet Love Letter That Lingers Like Summer Air Inés Hall isn’t just whispering into the indie ether anymore — she’s belting through it, radiating the kind of emotional clarity that demands to be heard with the...
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Southern Avenue – Upside

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Southern Avenue Find Their “Upside” in Soul, Strength, and Family Southern Avenue have spent years proving that soul music isn’t just a genre—it’s a way of life. With their latest single, “Upside,” the Memphis powerhouse channels their signature blend of blues, gospel, and deep...
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Zimmira – Tik Tock

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Zimmira’s “Tik Tock” Is a Pop Power Play With BiteZimmira isn’t here to play nice. With her latest single “Tik Tock,” she turns the tables on judgmental onlookers, delivering a powerhouse anthem that brims with defiance, sharp lyricism, and undeniable swagger. If Christina Aguilera’s...
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Debt Shop Boi

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DEBT SHOP BOI           01. A Hawk is Always a Hawk – Inauguration Day Cut          02. We’ve Never Been Woke          03. The Powers That Be Cling To Death          04. When The Rich Wage War, It Is The Poor Who Die          05. I Don’t Accept...
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JJ Rane – Back into the River

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It’s fitting that JJ Rane’s Back into the River drops on Valentine’s Day—though don’t expect a bouquet of love songs. Instead, this five-track EP is soaked in existential dread, late-night betrayals, and the kind of hard-earned wisdom that comes from staring down the currents...