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Candi Carpenter’s Reincarnation is an unusually assured act of artistic self-reclamation. Across six tracks, the queer, autistic singer-songwriter, producer, filmmaker, and multidisciplinary artist transforms the complicated…
There is a particular charm in a song that refuses to pretend everything is going well. “Happy Friday,” the latest release from A Project Called Love,…
Montreal singer-songwriter Scott Cook has never seemed particularly interested in dressing ordinary life up as something more glamorous than it is. On Guy Fawkes Day, 1947,…
There is something beautifully uneasy about Lolli Wren’s ‘are we alright?’. The latest offering from the London avant-pop artist arrives wrapped in a cinematic darkness, transforming…
For Valentina, music has never been about simply stepping into the spotlight. It has always been about connection. The South London singer-songwriter has now entered a…
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With its spacious electronic backdrop, steady percussion, and driving bass, “Smashin” plays like the soundtrack to a city-lit escape. Apollo spends the track in flirtatious back and forth…
CLEVELAND, OH, September 15, 2026 — Horne Fisher Press, publisher of new and classic literary fiction, is thrilled to announce the release of Symphony in Blood…
In “NEVER AGAIN,” Asian American artist Star2 joins forces with Young Henny and Ler Mu Dex to deliver a melancholic, guitar-driven track grounded in heart-on-your-sleeve vulnerability. Built over an intimate…
Los Angeles based rapper Lil HotB returns to the music scene with his most prolific and futuristic release to date, titled “Dangerous”. Paying homage to the…
For Sighmon, REPTILE feels less like a declaration of having arrived and more like a record of everything that happened along the way. The album traces the distance…
Kieran McKenna’s new single, “TOO MUCH TO ASK FOR,” doesn’t spend much time worrying about where it belongs. The guitars have some bite, the drums land…