Floating Between Stars and Synths: Harry Bertora’s ‘Dreamland’ Hits Home Close your eyes, press play, and let Harry Bertora’s Dreamland pull you in like gravity wrapped in melody. From the very first note, this track doesn’t ask for your attention—it hypnotizes you…

“The News” by I, Captain: A Sonic Wake-Up Call I, Captain’s latest track, “The News,” from their EP “One for the Money” released on March 24, 2025, is a compelling fusion of rock and funk that grabs your attention from the first…

Rage, Riffs, and Revelation: Ben Rankin’s Explosive Return Ben Rankin isn’t here to play nice—and thank hell for that. With All Is Well In Hell, the Canberra-based solo powerhouse throws us headfirst into a blazing pit of emotional catharsis wrapped in metalcore…

Lost in Orbit, Found in Sound Ever wanted to ditch Earth for a while? “Satellite” by Supersonic Boy is the sonic spaceship you didn’t know you needed. From the first shimmering synth wave to the final echo of reverb-drenched guitar, this track…

“Slow Burn Magic: Mary Strand Delivers a Soul-Soothing Soundscape” Play the music, close your eyes, and let go—Mary Strand’s “Take Your Time” isn’t just a song; it’s an experience. There’s something effortlessly cinematic about it, like it belongs on the soundtrack of…

Quantum Beats & Emotional Echoes: CKH’s ‘Superposition’ Defies Gravity CKH’s latest track Superposition is a sonic thought experiment, a hypnotic collision of science and soul wrapped in shimmering electronic beats. Drawing inspiration from the mind-bending theory of quantum physics, CKH manages to…

Afrobeats with a Pulse: Boysarm’s “Adufe” Rings with Rhythm and Heart There’s something electric in the air when “Adufe” begins — not just the beat, but the feeling. Boysarm, the emerging Lagos-born sensation, isn’t just singing; he’s summoning a vibe. Released under…

A Holy Roar in Real Time: Roscoe Crawley’s “Awaken (Live at Wide Awake)” There’s something different about Awaken (Live at Wide Awake)—something alive, something honest. Roscoe Crawley isn’t just performing; he’s channeling a communal hunger, a spiritual electricity that leaps right out…

Love on the Edge: A Slow-Burning Stunner from Ashia Ackov There’s something quietly magnetic about Ashia Ackov’s “Intoxicated.” It doesn’t explode onto the scene—it slides in, smooth and deliberate, like a secret whispered in the dark. And that’s exactly where this song…

A Quiet Storm of Emotion: Mandy Shadow’s “Round the Corner” Is a Gentle Goodbye There’s something quietly devastating about Round the Corner, Mandy Shadow’s latest single—like a letter you find tucked in an old jacket, its words still soft, still aching. The…