Nostalgic big rap and boom-bap vibes captured with a certain raw edge of real indie garage music. NekU$AkeN blends something like old-school hip hop with the comedy, character and rhythmic bounce of Bloodhound Gang, for the X-rated anthem Living Like Larry 2.0.
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Sharp bars and smart storytelling, a clean fusion of contemporary references and personal anecdotes – something motivational and evocative, from the stylish indie corner of Hollywood.
Atmospheric and intimate all at once, lo-fi keys providing warmth, dreamy vocals and playful rhythms adding a trip-hop sense of expressive guidance, as we dive into something unpredictable, ethereal, and boldly imaginative by nature…
Great energy, catchy hooks and a classic pop-rock band set-up that’s indicative of the freedom, fun and thoughtfulness of youth. West Coast rock four-piece Satellite Eclipse deliver a colourful earworm of a track, with the brilliantly satisfying indie anthem one hot minute.
Darrell Kelley unites beautifully unique RnB vocals, both raspy and smooth, naturally distinct, with a timeless soul-pop groove, to unforgivingly report upon and draw focus to the lack of accountability regarding the despicable Epstein Files.
Good vibes are the beating heart of Randy Sanderson’s original dance tracks. The idea is to bring joy, positivity, optimism – to let people feel truly free from the weight of the world for a while, and that’s precisely what you get from this entire catalogue of music.
Raised in apartheid in South Africa, songs were the lifeblood of liberation for Marisa Handler and her community, and this heritage, this connection to music and the freedom it can bring, is precisely what inspired the anthemic celebration of We Are Rising.
Intimate soul-pop with a riding bass-line and crisp, captivating vocals. Lord Zeus delivers a personal and provocative portrayal of pain, with the seductive poetry and smooth, enchanting revelations of BLEED.
New music from the distinct indie corner of organic production that is Willie Alex – Leave Me Or Love Me builds up a secure and recognisable sense of identity, with a selection of layers that feel like both an alternative electronic loop and a live indie rock performance.
Stylistic modesty and great songwriting, a softly satisfying vocal rise and heartfelt sentiments – Clint Bierman paints an image of intimacy and longing, with the wonderfully timeless Make You Wanna Stay.
Emotional intensity reaches peak storytelling and expression, as Mr Rish pours his realism and personal turmoil into the process, for the captivating hip hop single The Predicament.
Distinct vocals and echoed sentiments of anthemic design – G code da transporter blends trap rhythms with passion and motivation, for the inspiring story and new hip hop single Counted Me Out.