Saturday, May 31 2025

The Imaginaries announce new album Fever with uplifting single “Little By Little”

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Americana husband-and-wife duo The Imaginaries have announced their forthcoming sophomore album Fever, set for release on August 22nd. Leading the charge […]

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 ‘Forever Is Mine’- Mahuna Charts a Soul-Stirring Journey on Debut Album

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Belfast-born, Berlin-based artist Mahuna delivers his debut album ‘Forever Is Mine’, which reads like a personal atlas. Each of the […]

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‘Be Human’- Josh Jensen Finds Common Ground in New Folk-Pop Reflection

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Seattle-based artist Josh Jensen returns with ‘Be Human’, a stripped-back track that gently urges its listeners toward empathy and connection. […]

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‘Unarmed and Naked’- Ana April, a Sonic Meditation on Surrender and Selfhood

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Ana April has stepped forward with her latest single ‘Unarmed and Naked’. There’s a tactile quality to the piece, likely […]

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Blake Baker: A sweet and soulful name on the rise

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Ever since he first arrived, UK singer-songwriter Blake Baker has always looked to add a fresher and more soul-infused aesthetic […]

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‘Worth the Wait’- Spencer Graham Finds Peace in the Pause on new single

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With the beautiful ‘Worth the Wait’, Spencer Graham delivers a deeply affecting ballad that feels like a journal entry sung […]

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Peter Donovan captivates on his wondrous new album ‘Community Theatre’

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Following the rapturous response to his much-loved debut LP ‘This Better Be Good’ in 2022, Seattle-based artist Peter Donovan is […]

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‘The River’- Larry Karpenko, a Spirit-Led Meditation on Belonging and Grace

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With ‘The River’, composer and songwriter Larry Karpenko delivers a deeply moving piece that straddles the line between personal reflection […]

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‘If This Is How Sorry Goes’- Jessie Bird’s Debut Is a Wistful Knock at the Door of Redemption

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With her first official singl, ‘If This Is How Sorry Goes’, Alberta-based singer-songwriter Jessie Bird steps into the spotlight with […]

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‘Must Be Blue’- David Starr, a Worn-In, Soul-Deep Road Trip Through Blues, Memory, and Redemption

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When an artist like David Starr sets out to make his version of a blues record, you don’t expect him […]

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