Personally, I think seventeen would be the most crucial year in our life. Caught between a sandwich of teenhood and adulthood, at this age, it is normal to be in a pinch of confusion as to what should actually be done. This era will make you go through a whirlwind of options and opportunities—feels like […]
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Like any other band in the industry, the New York-based prog metal band Forever in Transit had a fair share of struggles in life while creating their name in the industry. Dropped this 13th of September, the band has navigated through growth and difficulties in self-discovery, which is the reason why the album “A Coming
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At only seventeen, Thera already possesses an understanding of her exact purpose as to why she’s releasing music: to express herself and provide support to those people who may be experiencing the same thing she has once experienced. She hopes, as an artist, that her listeners can find a sense of comfort and outlet through
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The world of music has been breeding storytellers from then until now. Most of them do storytelling in a song or an EP, but now, musicians use the concept of storytelling for a whole album. Think about a book box set, that is what it is giving. Greece-based band Floating Worlds, composed of Andreas V.,
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Navigating life isn’t as easy as it sounds and Caleb Hearn perfectly depicted it in his new album Left On McKinney. According to his Nettwerk Music album description, the North Carolina-born artist, at 24 years old, recently uncovered a newfound freedom in his songwriting, vowing to let go of long-standing fears. “I’ve always aimed for
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In this era, there’s this critical comment that says “rock bands” are old, out of style, and just plain noisy. More often than not, this genre has been treated as an outcast in the music scene and pegged as repetitive and noisy. Boy, how wrong those comments were. Myopia, the rising British rock duo, is
London-based singer-songwriter James Keen is set to drop his new album, Crossover in September 6, 2024. This new record features 11-track genre-blending songs mostly infused in pop but also have visible traces of country music here and there. If you’re new to his stuff, we should get to know him first before getting into the
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Tamar Berk has always been one of the centers in the indie-pop rock scene ever since her debut, and with her music being compared to the likes of Olivia Rodrigo and Taylor Swift, this California-based indie-pop rock musician will surely take your world by storm. With all the craze and spotlight directed at her because
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Most songs that carry fictional narrative storytelling through their songs were found in the genres of folk, pop, or blues. On the other hand, themes like darkness, depression, oppression, and the likes. But with Oceans & Omens, that is definitely not the case. Combining these two elements though, they made an amazing outcome in the
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Have you ever felt like living the early 2000s or 2010-ish Hollywood Rom-Com movies? Do you often romanticize your mundane life and turn it into one that is worth remembering in the future? Are you looking for a soundtrack for your monotonous daily life? We’ve got you covered! If you never heard of her ever
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