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‘Dance Til You’re Free’: SHAB’s Glittering Celebration Of Freedom

August 22, 2025

As if breaking into the US Top 40 wasn’t enough to mark SHAB as a pop star on a glittering ascent, she returns with ‘Dance Til You’re Free’ – a radiant anthem that pulses with soul and celebration. Glossy and hypnotic, the track isn’t just another hit; it’s a shimmering invitation to move and reclaim joy through rhythm.

Wedding Date: Casey McQuillen’s Poignant Look Back at Love That Couldn’t Last

August 22, 2025

Set the date – Casey McQuillen’s ready to walk down an aisle of contemplation and nostalgia with the wistful new ballad, ‘Wedding Date’, Unearthing a softer yet equally emotionally-driven shade of her vibrant pop-rock sound, the London-based singer invites us on a melancholic journey through the heartache of two people who can’t be together yet can’t stay away from one another.

Johan Huumo Takes A Journey of Identity With Latest Single, ‘Waving Goodbye’

August 20, 2025

With a sound that draws clear influence from the likes of Peter Jöback, Jessie J, Jake Wesley Rogers, and Benjamin Ingrosso, Swedish pop artist Johan Huumo’s new single, ‘Waving Goodbye’ brings together potent melodies with an emotional depth that showcases a strong message of self-discovery.

Ice Cap Babies Come Out Blazing With Debut Single, ‘A Scorched Earth (ain’t no summer place)’

August 19, 2025

If you’re going to start a revolution, your debut single is right up there as one of the best places to start, and that’s exactly what Ice Cap Babies intend to do with ‘A Scorched Earth (ain’t no summer place)’.

Great Adamz Scores First UK No.1 With Infectious Viral Hit ‘Funke’

August 18, 2025

Afrobeats sensation Great Adamz is showing no signs of slowing down – and his national rise just hit a thrilling new peak with his first-ever UK No.1. His infectious hit, ‘Funke’, which has already racked up over a million streams, has officially soared to the top of the Music Week Club Chart Black Music Top 20, outpacing heavyweights like Drake, Central Cee, and Burna Boy.

Sanjay Michael Takes The Mystery Out Of The Stock Exchange With ‘Wall Street Blues’

August 18, 2025

Growing up in Malaysia before moving to Australia, Sanjay Michael now lives in Singapore, where he brings the influences of his musical upbringing to ‘Wall Street Blues’.

Ethan Gold Brings An Instant Pop Classic With ‘The Inhibitionists’ Ahead Of Latest Instalment Of His ‘Earth City’ Trilogy

August 18, 2025

With his boundless energy and creativity, Ethan Gold returns with his latest single, The Inhibitionists’, part of his ‘Earth City’ trilogy.

Eddie Witz And The Most High Returns With Wistful Reimagining Of ‘My Island’: A Sunlit Journey To Byron Bay

August 15, 2025

Eddie Witz And The Most High have returned to brighten up late-summer blues with their transcendent new single, ‘My Island’ – a serene fusion of folk, reggae and pop. Blended with chakra-aligning frequencies, this meditative number offers a spiritual successor to Jeff Barry’s iconic ‘Montego Bay’.

Stars Go Dim Release New Music Video ‘Jesus Works’

August 8, 2025

Chris Cleveland, the driving force behind Stars Go Dim, has long been a master of pairing accessible pop hooks with deep spiritual resonance. With the release of his newest visual for ‘Jesus Works’, off his fourth studio album ‘Roses’, he leans into a softer, more introspective aesthetic, both musically and visually.

Le Concorde Returns With Eighties Flavour And New Single, ‘Morning By Morning’

August 8, 2025

Le Concorde continues to be inspiring with his catchy rhythms and poetic lyrics in new single and music video, ‘Morning By Morning’.

The North Sound’s ‘What It Takes’ Weaves Prairie Grit and Soulful Stories

August 8, 2025

Coming from the wide prairies of Treaty 6 and 7 Territory, The North Sound comprise Forrest and Nevada Eaglespeaker, and bring with them a glorious celebration of love and raw storytelling, in the form of their new album, ‘What It Takes’.

Janet Devlin Unveils Official Music Video for ‘Houston’: A Western-Sci-Fi Fantasy

August 7, 2025

Got too many problems? Irish singer-songwriter Janet Devlin crash-lands her spacecraft in her latest single ‘Houston’, reminding us that abandoning mission control and chasing freedom can be the most liberating path forward. Now, she unveils a cinematic visual – more accurately, a modern sci-fi-meets-western flick – inviting us into the serene solitude of outer (and inner) space.

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‘Dance Til You’re Free’: SHAB’s Glittering Celebration Of Freedom

Wedding Date: Casey McQuillen’s Poignant Look Back at Love That Couldn’t Last

Johan Huumo Takes A Journey of Identity With Latest Single, ‘Waving Goodbye’

Ice Cap Babies Come Out Blazing With Debut Single, ‘A Scorched Earth (ain’t no summer place)’

Great Adamz Scores First UK No.1 With Infectious Viral Hit ‘Funke’

Sanjay Michael Takes The Mystery Out Of The Stock Exchange With ‘Wall Street Blues’

Ethan Gold Brings An Instant Pop Classic With ‘The Inhibitionists’ Ahead Of Latest Instalment Of His ‘Earth City’ Trilogy

Eddie Witz And The Most High Returns With Wistful Reimagining Of ‘My Island’: A Sunlit Journey To Byron Bay

Stars Go Dim Release New Music Video ‘Jesus Works’

Le Concorde Returns With Eighties Flavour And New Single, ‘Morning By Morning’

The North Sound’s ‘What It Takes’ Weaves Prairie Grit and Soulful Stories

Janet Devlin Unveils Official Music Video for ‘Houston’: A Western-Sci-Fi Fantasy