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Save this storySaveSave this storySaveJay Som is back with her first new album in six years. Belong is out October 10 via Polyvinyl. For the follow-up to 2019’s Anak Ko, Melina Duterte tapped Paramore’s Hayley Williams, Mini Trees’ Lexi Vega, and Jimmy Eat World’s Jim Adkins to contribute guest vocal turns.Today, Duterte has shared two
Zambian R&B powerhouse F Jay has finally dropped his highly anticipated project titled 'Slept On' a 10-track solid album that proves why he’s one of the most underrated yet talented voices in Zambian music. The album features heavyweight collaborations with Chef 187, Chanda Na Kay, Mic Burner, Rustar, and more blending soulful vocals, modern Afrobeat
Perfect Havoc introduces a standout new collaboration as Manchester’s multi-instrumentalist Stephani B and the industry acclaimed Joe Hunt team up for ‘Technicolour’ featuring rising mystery vocalist Ragdoll. Together on “Technicolour”, the trio create a percussive-led club track that balances emotion with fun. The track combines fast-paced rhythms, expressive songwriting, and a fresh approach to house […]
Emerging from the sun-drenched coasts of Australia, Anime-inspired duo LMNT 115 teams up with British powerhouse vocalist Zak Abel for their latest single, “Out of the Dark.” Known for his stirring collaborations with Kygo, Avicii, Alan Walker, and Alok, Zak Abel lends his soulful, near-country-tinged vocals to this uplifting summer anthem, which blossoms from tender […]
Showtek’s 2013 banger “Slow Down” has become an undeniable anthem from the glory days of big room dance. Now, the track gets a fresh, club-ready twist from GESES & LUSSO, delivering pulsating Big Room energy with thunderous kicks, driving synths, and the original vocals used in a slick, hard-hitting style. “This remix took over before […]
Sikdope drops “Small Talk,” a high-energy Main Stage club track packed with punchy beats, sharp bass, and a catchy Pop vocal hook. The genre-blending Polish DJ, remixer, and producer returns to Dim Mak with a high-energy feel-good track tailor made for the summer. “With Small Talk I just wanted to make something that feels good,” […]
A twangy rock captivation shows on “Queen of a Small Town,” an engaging new track from Ryan Edward Kotler with an “on the road” disposition — depicting lost highways and a “leave this place tomorrow, if I did not feel so alone” sense of anticipation. Kotler’s vocals emit a conversational narrative styling — honest in moments like “not a perfect person, and never said I was” — alongside suavely poetic sentiments, reminiscent of Bob Dylan in its poetic devices and tonal flow. “The games you play someday will come around to play with you,” Kotler’s vocals let out amidst bluesy
A suavely melodic rock charm persists throughout Dreams of the Byzantines, the memorable new album from Darren Sullivan. Psych-friendly twangy guitar drives and steady rhythm sections complement an introspective vocal charm, exuding positivity and hope for those undergoing personal tumult. “I tried to write tracks that were uplifting, but also contemplative,” says Sullivan, who recorded the album in his home studio. The release marks an expansion in overall sound, bolstered by the addition of a Les Paul guitar, new Schure drum microphones, and Sullivan’s honing his bass playing over the past year. Highlights are numerous within. Opening track “Bloom” initially