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Samuel Yuri – Wind Before The Storm
From the moment the opening chords roll in, Samuel Yuri’s Wind Before the Storm demands attention—not with force, but with feeling. The Brazilian
Too Much Joy – Son of Sam I Am (Tommy’s Version)
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Shannon Hudson – “Will I Be Loved”
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Trueclaw – The Ones Remembered
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Andrew Flynn – Running Away
Andrew Flynn’s Running Away captures the exact moment when pain turns into clarity — when you stop looking back and start running toward
Album Review: Tuvaband – Seven Ways of Floating
Tuvaband’s Seven Ways of Floating feels like an invitation to slow down — an atmospheric drift through introspection, emotion, and the strange calm
Music Review: Jacob Chacko – Give Me The Good Stuff
Jacob Chacko’s Give Me The Good Stuff feels like a collection stitched together with honesty, reflection, and a quiet sense of purpose. Blending
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At just sixteen, Ava Valianti’s debut EP petunias feels like the kind of record that catches you off guard — tender, honest, and
Rusty Reid – “Piece of the Action”
Rusty Reid’s latest single, “Piece of the Action,” is a gritty burst of pure rock and roll energy — the kind that hits