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There’s a strong Beatles vibe to both the presentation and the construction of Christian Parker’s new single “Diamond Sailor,” but

Stacked together but far more delicate in tone than anything else, the vocal element in the new single “Tornado” by

Although it’s far from the most spellbinding element in the mix, the piano that greets us from the backdrop of

Richly situated between the springiness of the rhythm and a cushy percussive element, Neil Nathan’s lead vocal is undeniably the

Pop can be heavy – heavier than rock, in the right instances – and if there’s one young artist who

Rockabilly and similarly stripped-down genres of music are often at their best when they aren’t weighed down with a lot

Reflection is not a new theme in hip-hop, despite what a lot of critics might tell you. Going back to

In her new single “Recover,” IZ.M.B. allows theatrical harmonies to take center stage in a way that a lot of

Even without the addition of its keen soundtrack, the music video for the new single “And So It Begins” by

Nya’s music career didn’t start simple; from the time she entered the spotlight to the present, she’s been pressing her

The extensive influence of synthwave and lo-fi can be found across the pop spectrum at the moment, but in the

Melodicism is becoming the cornerstone of the new rap movement, and this is deliberately made the centerpiece of the new

When it comes to a trend like the surreal hip-hop movement, there’s no slowing down the momentum we’re seeing in

If you’ve heard it one place, you’ve heard it everywhere; rock n’ roll just isn’t what it used to be.

As someone who came up on the OG sounds of a bygone generation in hip-hop, it’s been tough lamenting the

Country music can have an urban bend, and when it does, it often feels like an entirely fresher genre altogether.

Although their presence is minor to say the least, the guitar parts in the new single “Stayed Down” from Vanity

When it comes to crafting the next big pop “thing,” there’s never been a blueprint — even with the new

Don’t let the name fool you. Sugar Addikt is not a product of a bubblegum Pop factory. Though their sound

It’s a testament to Pierre De Gagné’s talents as a composer and conceptualist that changing the name of his project