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Bully Hay – Lovers Get High

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There’s a beautiful tension running through “Lovers Get High,” the latest single from Bully Hay — the kind that turns late-night loneliness into something cinematic. Pulled from the album Anywhere But Here, the track feels like driving through empty streets at 2 a.m. with...
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KYXORA – Blue Flame

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There’s a quiet confidence to “Blue Flame” that never begs for attention yet completely owns the room. The latest instrumental from KYXORA unfolds like a slow-burn thought—measured, deliberate, and unexpectedly emotional for a track with no words at all. Built on elegant piano chord...
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Interview: Blueprint Tokyo

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Blueprint Tokyo is:Kevin Dawson , Andy Hale , Jed Owens , Matt Danner , and Peter Bisek . Hi Blueprint Tokyo and welcome to College Radio Charts! How has your 2026 been so far? It seems you’ve been quite busy these past few...
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Blueprint Tokyo – Just Repeat Myself

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On “Just Repeat Myself,” Blueprint Tokyo don’t just flirt with arena ambition — they sound like they’ve already played the encore. A standout single from the EP Dark New Days lands with the kind of emotional immediacy that feels both intimate and panoramic. Built...
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Interview – O.C. Hazel

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Hi O.C. Hazel and welcome to College Radio Charts! How has your 2026 been so far?2026 has been great. It’s been a lot of change in a good way. I’ve been focused on getting the music out there, preparing for upcoming shows, and working...
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Mista J – Seafoam Green EP

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There’s a certain kind of record that doesn’t just play like a collection of songs — it plays like a place. With Seafoam Green, Mista J turns his lifelong fascination with the ocean into a fully immersive sonic vacation, one that feels less like...
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Downtown Mystic “Way to Know”

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Rock songs don’t always need to shout to be heard. Sometimes they arrive with a steady pulse, clear guitars, and a lyric that lingers longer than the hook. That’s the lane Downtown Mystic confidently occupies on the new single “Way to Know.” This isn’t...