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"Laughing, Talking, Loving" is the first track to be released in a while from I Panic, who has been a little break since April this year. But the artist has lots more great music to come now with 8 brand new tunes lined up in his sleeves - so stay tuned!
Weaving the emotionally impactful singer-songwriter genre together with signature haunting vocals, Frank Joshua creates incredible music, electronic at the base and surreal all around.
Being able to create music is such a wonderful gift, but making music with your own daughter must be a real blessing! Norwegian artist, Mono Martian is one of those blessed people.
Moving slightly away from her more dance-pop early singles, Jess Stewart sounds confident and mature on "Prince Charming (Went to Hell)", leaning more towards a funky neo-soul production style that works really well with her voice.
Jennifer Alvarado is well-known in her local indie music scene, and for good reason. This singer-songwriter has some stellar songwriting skills as well as a lovely, pure voice to carry the weight of her lyrics.
Carlos Ucedda is amongst the most creative people working in electronic music and synthpop on the current musical landscape, for sure. The way he manages to evoke such emotion and feelings is truly remarkable, and "Under Your Iris" is a perfect example of all of his creativity and a bold step toward the unknown.
Having recently started high school, singer-songwriter Edie Yvonne has plenty of first-hand experience with how intense life as a teen can be.
Lexi Lemonade's music sounds pretty much exactly the way her artist name would suggest - sweet, fizzy, and highly refreshing. Now, if you also add "intoxicating", "love for eternity" and "immense" to the mix, you'd get "Orion".
Robert Vendetta says that "Fool" is an integral part of the upcoming album's story, being about hitting rock bottom before the turning point for the character.
The production on "A Love Revival" is absolutely immaculate, bringing to the front and center everything that Moon and Aries have always done so well in the past; and still bringing on new elements and influences with it.