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Sonarpilot Releases New Single
August has always been a historically good month for new music, but this year it feels particularly special for some
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August 12, 2023
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August has always been a historically good month for new music, but this year it feels particularly special for some
In the new single “Forever Man,” the strings on a rustic acoustic guitar engage in a simplistic dance with Christian
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A solitary tone awakens to a sleepy melody with a soft rhythm that will slowly but surely evolve into an
Chris Chitsey has a lot to get off of his chest from one verse to the next in the new single “Last
In “I’m Not Well,” the new single from singer/songwriter Shane Britt, blue-collar country (a strain slightly more traditional than what
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Maybe I’ve been living in a cave, but I hadn’t heard of Hannah Ellis until encountering her new single “Wine
Its role is nowhere near as prominent in the master mix as that of the vocal, but the instrumental parts
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