The unmistakable Dwan Bent-Twyford hosts the show and digs deep into all things real estate, but does so in a manner that you’re highly unlikely to stumble upon elsewhere.
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Peyton’s vocals are stunning, there’s no question about that, and this song showcases that ability in unison with a clear and genuine level of soul that carries the underlying sentiments through with unstoppable strength. What a tune.
Every one of these tracks drives with intention and showcases an artist with a love for music as much as lyricism – a simple trait in theory but less noticeable on much of modern indie hip hop.
Young Love immerses its audience in hope, in belief and possibility, and in the high energy and brightness of a musical moment that will likely keep people feeling good and dancing for years to come.
Everything is rightfully resolved as that mighty instrumental break drops in. An energizing and simultaneously emotional, honest piece of writing and performance.
An easy must for the long-term EDM catalogue, Monochrome is mellow yet uplifting – not hard-hitting or heavy, but finely built with a thoughtful gathering of elements and a perfectly engaging overall output that’s clearly the work of an artist with a genuine love for the genre.
Noella Rain gets quietly candid about contemporary insecurities and self-esteem on this latest single. ‘Wash it all off’ – start over from scratch and remind yourself of who you are and that you’re beautiful.
Singer and songwriter Flora leads with impeccable melodies and a brilliantly uplifting hook on this latest single. Atomic is a heartfelt and beautifully crafted pop song, poetic yet accessible, and showcasing an artist with a faultless vocal ability and a certain appreciative nature that’s easy to like.
Ray & Jason host a conversational style podcast The Words Over Ice Show. Episodes tackle numerous different topics in depth and often feature various guests – opening the floor to individuality and expertise alike, and offering up a quickly engaging, enjoyable listening experience.
Maggie Baugh fuses the stylish grit of distorted country rock with the melodic sensibilities of pop on this latest single.
California’s Little Sister leads with a finely polished indie-pop set-up on this single, presenting a few distinct riffs, a notable drum-pattern, and a softly whispered vocal melody that somehow cuts through the weight and rhythm surrounding it to drive with intention and purpose.
Expect the nostalgic good vibes of smooth jazz and RnB in strong supply on this single from Chris Legacy – as well as one of the most subtly memorable hooks the genre has seen in quite some time.