Monday, August 3 2026

‘Mercy Mercy’- Kinshift, channelling compassion through soul

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Mercy is often discussed as a quiet virtue, something private, solemn and offered in moments of reflection. But on ‘Mercy Mercy’, […]

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‘Freeze’- Adrielle Bow Belle, mapping the anatomy of fear

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Fear doesn’t always arrive screaming. Sometimes it enters through a news bulletin, the sound of sirens outside, a document demanding […]

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‘PROMISES’- CRYSOFTLY, pushing melodic rap into bold new territory

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There’s a compelling contradiction at the centre of ‘PROMISES’. Created within the close confines of a Vancouver bedroom, CRYSOFTLY’s new EP […]

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‘The Vault 3’- C’batch, opening the archives and finding the future

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There is a particular kind of confidence required to pull together decades of ideas, unfinished sketches and overlooked recordings and […]

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‘Sorry’- Tobias Lund & Smooth Nature, capturing warmth and emotional depth

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There is a quiet confidence running through ‘Sorry’, the new collaboration between Austin-based singer-songwriter Tobias Lund and local R&B collective Smooth Nature. Throughout its […]

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‘Issues’- Rylai, finding beauty in heartbreak

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Some songs document the aftermath of a broken relationship, while others attempt to make sense of it. And on his […]

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‘baby, mess me entirely’- blue pablo, turning desire into a beautiful self-sabotage

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There is a seductive unease running through blue pablo’s ‘baby, mess me entirely.’ On the surface, the Albuquerque artist delivers something […]

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‘Let Me See The Real You’- Stefanie Michaela, finding strength in vulnerability

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In an era where carefully curated identities often dominate both online and offline life, Stefanie Michaela’s ‘Let Me See The Real […]

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‘What I Didn’t Know Then’- Heidi Boualili, reflecting on growth and perspective

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There is a quiet confidence running through Heidi Boualili’s debut album ‘What I Didn’t Know Then’. Rather than presenting itself as […]

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‘Icey Roads’- Adrielle Bow Belle, freezing familiar Americana into something devastating

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There is something deeply unsettling about the stillness of ‘Icey Roads’. Not because the track ever erupts into chaos, in […]

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