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Kaylee Jordan – Wild Gun

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Kaylee Jordan’s “Wild Gun” Fires Off a Bold New Chapter in Outlaw Country With her debut single Wild Gun, Ardmore, Alabama’s Kaylee Jordan makes it clear: she’s here to blaze a trail through the heart of outlaw country. Blending the grit of Merle Haggard...
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Mr. Mig x KJ – Tragedy

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When classical training meets the raw pulse of electronic dance music, the results can either soar or stumble. In the case of “Tragedy,” the stunning debut collaboration between Mr. Mig and KJ, it unequivocally soars. This cinematic EDM anthem, released under 418 Music/Virgin/UMG, is...
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Faithful Tragedy – Miss You

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Faithful Tragedy’s latest release, Miss You, brings a mesmerizing dose of indie-prog rock that showcases the atmospheric genius of R.o.Y., the mastermind behind this Delhi-based project. Steeped in a poetic fusion of progressive rock, psychedelia, and cinematic storytelling, “Miss You” is less of a...
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Soft Yes – Odd Numbers

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Soft Yes, the NYC art-rock quartet whose ethos is as enigmatic as their sound, strikes again with “Odd Numbers,” released October 16, 2024. Known for twisting the familiar into something wholly unpredictable, Soft Yes weaves together elements of post-punk and art rock, crafting a...
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SlackRebel – Escape

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SlackRebel’s “Escape”: A Frenetic Punch of Indie Rock Energy SlackRebel, the scrappy duo hailing from Perth, Western Australia, is back with a blistering new single, “Escape”. Released on October 18th, this adrenaline-packed track clocks in just under three minutes but packs enough punch to...
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Friday Dies – Hammer Down

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Friday Dies – “Hammer Down” After nearly three decades of silence, Friday Dies returns with a vengeance in their latest single, “Hammer Down.” Known for their hardcore metal roots, the band rekindles the gritty power that defined their underground rise in the ’80s and...