Category: Articles
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Photo Gallery and Show Review: Only The Poets in England
“Live music is not a luxury. Let’s keep it accessible.” An unforgettable message for a noteworthy night. Only The Poets, a Reading-based four-piece band, gained popularity after opening for Louis Tomlinson.
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Ella Mai Takes Her Songwriting to the Next “100” With Brand-New Single
Words by Andrea Regina Esperon Valentine’s Day is approaching, and there is one artist who never fails to make me feel so in love. And that is Ella Mai. I have been following Ella Mai since the days of her hit songs, “Boo’d Up” and “Trip.” In those tracks, her perspective on relationships felt very naïve.…
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Running in Circles: Lexa Gates Traps Herself Inside “I AM”
Hailing from Queens, rapper and singer Lexa Gates is no stranger to a 10-hour-long performance piece ahead of an album rollout.
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In Conversation With Seamstress: On Their Sound & Evolution, Friendship, and More
Seamstress is a self-proclaimed “dreamy, alt-rock outfit” based in the NYC/Westchester area, established in 2024.
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“Platonic Romance” Finds DRAMA Choosing Honesty Over Illusion
Chicago-based duo DRAMA — producer Na’el Shehade and vocalist Via Rosa — have returned with their third studio album, “Platonic Romance,” their first full-length release since 2020’s “Dance Without Me.”
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Solya Wants You To Tell Her It’s Over
Since Solya’s 2023 debut release, a 3-track EP dubbed “Fever Dream,” the nineteen-year-old indie rock artist has been gracing audiences with a steady stream of singles—the most popular of which has over 10 million streams on Spotify alone.
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Loudspeaker Collective Wrapped 2025
2025 wraps up another great year in music, with veteran artists like Bad Bunny, Laufey, and ROSALÍA releasing critically acclaimed albums, and breakout stars like Olivia Dean, sombr, and KATSEYE making their mark in the industry.
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Bruno Major Returns to the Pop Scene With “Remember To Dance (Little Things)”
After over a 2-year music hiatus, alternative singer-songwriter Bruno Major returns to the scene alongside video game composer Adrian Berenguer to release a new single, “Remember To Dance (Little Things)”.
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Del Water Gap Reflects on Life and Loss with his Latest Record, “Chasing the Chimera”
Chimera: a thing that is hoped or wished for but in fact is illusory or impossible to achieve. Fresh off multiple major U.S. tours opening for well-established acts like Niall Horan and Halsey, Del Water Gap, the solo indie pop project by Samuel Holden Jaffe, recently released his third studio album, Chasing the Chimera.
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Joji Breaks His Silence with the Glitchy Intimacy of “PIXELATED KISSES”
Following the installation of mysterious billboards in several countries and a cryptic Instagram post captioned “see u soon,” Japanese-Australian artist Joji returned Oct. 14 with his new single “PIXELATED KISSES,” accompanied by a hypnotic visualizer.
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