
Once again featuring emotive vocals from singer Lyz, the newest song from Music of Synergia is found in between analogue synths and electronic innovation.

“Wee Small Hours” by Steven Winton is an anthem that guarantees to set the speakers roaring, the dance floor jumping, and your spirit lifted.

This ancient energy is captured by RenDaPan’s rhythmic melodies, where spiritualism meets deep ancestral energy. Echoing notes fade into the darkness much like the fire’s embers…

“Signal Off” offers you room to breathe and take it all in at your own place. Carlos Ucedda’s operatic vocal melodies fill the spaces between the synths as if being poured through the sky…

Inspired by a crazy dream, the single emerges as the emotional heart of Reetoxa’s album “Soliloquy”. In this dream, a mesmerizing lady dressed in a shimmering gold gown entered the room…

After years of pouring his heart into bands like Millhouse, Symbiosis, and IONS, motko awoke one fateful day with a fiery determination to create something purely his own.

Cosmic Anxiety is quickly turning into one of German’s most intriguing acts, taking inspirations from electropunk pioneers Le Tigre and filtering those influences through their own sense of unique originality.

Bloomfield Machine, a project held by multi-instrumentalist Brian Kassan, has done it again. The 9th release of his stands as an emotional and descriptive piece of work showcasing the artist’s ongoing journey…

Throes NYC captures that balance extremely well on this project. The tracks glisten with alluring nostalgia and carefully promenades through the familiar, but as if pointing out what isn’t exactly right with it.

Be amazed by the smooth textures of “High Street Roadhouse” by Peningo Riders and let its sexy groove transport you to the very front door of the Rye Roadhouse.

The track stands right between reality of the ever-famous actress and the mythical status that her legacy has taken over the last decades. “MM (Just Can’t Kill Marilyn Monroe)” by Vargen is an exploration of such duality…

PJ Abrol is on a mission of delivering a new single each month, building anticipation until the grand unveiling of his 12-track somophore album.

“Oh Yeah Let’s Dateback” stands as something very unique that seamlessly incorporates many different styles into a cohesive idea, signalling Carpe Diem’s constant artistic maturity.

Michellar’s new single, “AI Is Not What God Intended,” serves as a powerful and impassioned critique of the use of AI in music, highlighting not only its irresponsible nature but also its potential legal issues.

We all have our heroes, and for Jason McKee, aka ReeToxA, destiny placed his right in his path. At the tender age of 15, he was introduced to the music of Lou Reed by a friend’s father…

Music has been part of Maria Grazia Altea’s life for ages both as a listener herself, and as an artist. In particular she is drawn to creating songs where vulnerability and authentic emotions shine through,

Taking inspiration from meeting a bodybuilder at a gym, “Demand Perfection” by ReetoxA is a song that flows as a critique of ‘perfection culture’.

Michellar’s new track stands as an escapist moment that is fueled by memories, love and understanding like very few songs manage to.