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“Someday” – A Bold Step Into Political Dystopia by Elderly White Man
“Someday” is a fierce political debut single by the Portugal-based duo Elderly White Man. Opening their upcoming album ‘The Empire Fell Down’, this
“Formula” by Nii Borlabi Tessa – A Summer Anthem for the World
Nii Borlabi Tessa returns with pure energy and confidence in his latest single, “Formula”, a vibrant Afro-fusion anthem that’s ready to set the
“Big Red Bow” by Trashy Annie: A Bold Anthem of Self-Empowerment
Trashy Annie is back with their signature outlaw-country rock sound through the first single from their much-anticipated album ‘Let It Kill You’, which
Dylan Forshner’s “It Ain’t So Bad” – A Fresh Take on Grunge and Optimism
The single “It Ain’t So Bad” has been described by Dylan Forshner as his magnum opus and a career-defining record. In “It Ain’t
Hovercraft – Shaken Not Stirred
Hovercraft’s Shaken Not Stirred feels like a message sent through time—nine tracks that shimmer with the spirit of 1990s Britpop but breathe with
The Party After – “Blast Off”
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Jared Bond – “Love and Reason”
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