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Paddy Elliott-Walker, the Manchester, England-based alternative artist, delivers a track called “The Barbeque Fender”. It’s an incredible track with some insane vocals right from the get-go, while laced with a dreamy, wavy guitar line that sounds like it belongs on the West Coast of the USA, so sun-soaked and surfy…. asun-soaked alt-pop standout driven by soaring vocals and surfy, cinematic guitar textures.The range of his voice is something to behold here, with wonderful highs, delicious yelps, and smooth moments that will certainly grab your attention from the very first listen. He sounds like the kind of artist who is incredibly…

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Australian artist Lana Karlay arrives with For the Weak, a sharper new single that pushes her sound into more direct, guitar-driven territory. Written in Los Angeles with Mason & Julez, the track turns a one-week situationship into a day-by-day story, tracing the rush, mixed signals, overthinking, and final clarity that comes when the fantasy drops.After the brighter nostalgia of Never Real, For the Weak lands with more bite: electric guitars, punchy drums, and a pop-rock edge built around calling the chaos exactly what it is.The guitars gave it that edge and urgency, while the drums pushed everything forward and made…

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Award-winning interdisciplinary musician and vocalist Candice Hoyes announces her debut solo album Expecting, arriving August 28 via LaReserve Records, alongside new single Pink Clouds. The track moves between jazz, soul, classical detail, and modern art-song atmosphere, pairing funk-touched rhythms and playful instrumentation with Hoyes’ clear, unaffected vocal.Directed by Emmy Award-winning filmmaker Simone Holland, the video extends that world into surreal, quietly cinematic visual space.Hoyes explains:Writing this album was like painting a story for one listener at a time, constantly mixing new colors. I chose to illuminate active compassion in response to everyday cruelty and to radiate this intention as the…

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Adrielle Bow Belle, the New York, United States-based independent singer-songwriter, has delivered her very soulful new-old-pop tune, “Icey Roads”…. acinematic neo-soul gem packed with swagger, soul, and stunning vocal power.It’s one thing for an artist on Insta to strike you from the get-go, and that’s exactly what happens here because of how powerful her vocals are. They’re perfect for the instruments featured on the track. It’s got a swagger-filled bassline with a delicious guitar hook that is sure to grip you.The sprinkling of strings and piano keys throughout the song is also a delight, and, especially on the first listen,…

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Magic Pie frontman Eiríkur Hauksson told Prog about being a metalhead in a prog world, writing songs at bus stops, feeling the heat on Cruise To The Edge and the band’s 2025 concept album, MaestroWriter’s block – is there any condition more dreadful to a creative soul? The very anathema of the muses that bestow inspiration, that fearsome struggle to bring art into the world plays a key role in Maestro, the new album from Norway’s Magic Pie. The record is bookended by the two-part Opus Imperfectus, the story of a composer struggling to find the perfect ending to complete…

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For years, electronic music fans have been stuck using a tool that was never built for them. Shazam works fine for pop and rock, but the moment you’re standing in a sweaty club trying to ID a peak-time tech-house banger, it falls apart. Beatport has now taken direct aim at that gap, launching its own Shazam-style Track ID feature that positions it as the first genuine shazam competitor electronic music has ever really had. Beatport’s new Track ID tool does exactly what it sounds like. You hear something on the dance floor, you open the Beatport app, and it listens…

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Film: A Unicorn Director: Karl Howman Writer: Karl Howman Starring: Graham Cole, Chloe Howman, Katy-Jo Howman, Brian Robinson, Gary Webster, Ray Winstone The plight of a journeyman fighter whose life comes crashing down on being diagnosed with dementia and how the Ringside Charitable Trust can, will and has helped many warriors over the years and still does.. You can watch the World Premiere of ‘A Unicorn‘ at the Southend Film Festival as part of the Opening Gala on Thursday 4th June at 20:00hrs. Q. Your film ‘A Unicorn’ has been selected to play at the Southend Film Festival. Can you…

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Film Name: Debt Meat Director: Benji Edward Writers: Benji Edward Starring: Laya Lewis, Keegan Carr, Jane McDowell, Paul Tonkin, Alex McKeown In a nation where human flesh is the only accepted currency, the economy is sacred and mercy is obsolete. When her sister is absorbed into the state’s system, one woman refuses to accept the arithmetic of sacrifice and sets out to confront the immaculate couple who profit from a machine that never makes mistakes. What unfolds is a dangerous game played over candlelit drinks, where paperwork can kill and power hides behind procedure. Darkly comic and unsettlingly plausible,Debt Meatis…

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Wale surprises his fans with the release of the music video for his vibey song “YSF”. Teni and Seyi Vibez are featured on the track. “YSF” is taken from Wale’s latest album, everything is a lot. Watch the visuals below:  Share on Social Mediaxfacebooklinkedinemailwhatsapp View Original Article Here

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Abyssal Festival has announced another wave of its 2026 line-up, with Ahab confirmed to be headlining as a UK exclusive. The festival, which celebrates the heaviest, weirdest and wildest the stoner/doom underground has to offer, returns to Southampton’s Papillon on September 26. Alongside Ahab bringing their “nautik funeral doom” to the south coast, the latest line-up also boasts the additions of Codespeaker, Noisepicker, Battalions and Boa Resa. They join previously announced acts Witchsorrow, Five The Hierophant, Psychlona, Moloch and Grim Harvest. Tickets are still available for this year’s event – after all, who said festival season has to end when…

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Americana legends celebrate 21st-century releases on latest career retrospective.Forty years in, the Cowboy Junkies remain one of the great under-the-surface bands in Americana: despite having a million-selling classic to their name, they rarely make best-of lists, rarely get listed as influences, and yet possess a catalogue so consistently rich that they can assemble a compilation like Open to Beauty purely from the second half of their career and still make it feel essential. Even more remarkable, this could easily be a conventional double album, rather than a compilation, such is the consistency of tone and material.Drawing from every studio album…

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