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How Should I by Sola Akingbola &The Eegun Rhapsodies album cover art

“How Should I” by Sola Akingbola & The Eegun Rhapsodies

Follow Sola Akingbola &The Eegun Rhapsodies via: Sola Akingbola’s latest album, “How Should I” fuses culture into a cohesive journey. He transforms his Nigerian heritage and British upbringing into a powerful, rhythmic journey. Known for his work with Jamiroquai and his award-winning compositions for Bob Hearts Abishola, Akingbola explores identity, heritage, and his unique transcontinental…

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“Pumpkin Pi” by Adam Wedd, Original EP

Follow Adam Wedd via: Adam Wedd’s latest EP, Pumpkin Pi, is an autumnal pop-punk collection that bursts with catchy melodies and thoughtful lyrics. This six-track record draws listeners into Wedd’s world, one that balances pure emotion with an upbeat charm. A blend of influences—Weezer, Frank Turner, and Blink-182—brings a layered sound. However, Wedd manages to…

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“Another State” by Seafarers: A Walk Through Early Adulthood, A Must Listen Album

Follow SEAFARERS via: With the release of their third album, Another State, London-based Seafarers extend their unique chamber-pop storytelling, giving listeners ten thoughtfully crafted tracks that explore the disorienting stages of early adulthood. The album opens with “Bedwetters,” where a friend confesses, “Hey kid, don’t sweat it, I’ve been wetting the bedsheets all my life,”…

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Were Winning and winning big by Rick Lee Vinson Group

“We’re Winning and Winning Big” by Rick Lee Vinson Group, A Simplistic Beauty

Follow RICK LEE VINSON GROUP via: “We’re Winning and Winning Big” by the Rick Lee Vinson Group takes country music in a bold new direction. Known for their boundary-pushing style, this band merges hip-hop beats with traditional country. Shaping what they proudly call “country music cubism.” Drawing influence from icons like Picasso and Braque, this…

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I Hope Your Hope: An Optimism in a Troubled World, from Rick Lee Vinson Group

Follow RICK LEE VINSON GROUP via: The Rick Lee Vinson Group’s latest single, “I Hope Your Hope,” is an uplifting country-rock anthem that delivers optimism. Recorded at The Underground Treehouse, this song is a powerful collaboration between Rick Lee Vinson and Lar Lee Vinson. With heartfelt lyrics and catchy melodies, the track is wrapped in…

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‘Time Out of Mind’ by Al Shalliker: A Blend of Folk and Blues

Follow AL SHALLIKER via: Al Shalliker’s latest single, “Time Out Of Mind,” marks an exciting evolution in his solo career, offering a clever, reflective dive into the pitfalls of a hedonistic lifestyle. This track gives listeners a first taste of his upcoming album, “The Diamond Hill.” Shalliker, formerly the lead songwriter for Plymouth band Watershed,…

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“Hey Tu” by Giantheo Captures the Essence of Love

Follow GIANTHEO via: Giantheo, the Brescia-based duo of Giancarlo Prandelli and Matteo “Theo” Sainaghi, returns with “Hey Tu.” A heartfelt single that stands out in today’s pop landscape. After two decades of contributing to Italy’s and Europe’s music scenes, their latest release invites listeners to rediscover music’s essence, a sentiment that’s immediately clear from the…

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Wildflower Moon: Tai Shan’s Musical Journey

Follow Tai Shan via: Tai Shan’s latest single, “Wildflower Moon,” is a delicate fusion of Americana, jazz, and folk that invites listeners on a journey through her personal experiences. The Seattle-born, Nashville-based artist blends her classical training with an emotive narrative, capturing the essence of motherhood, travel, and self-discovery. The single opens with gentle acoustic…

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