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The rhythm and blues singer Liam Westra has a single out. It’s called ‘Ameriland Flag of Hope’. In their artist information, Liam Westra writes that they have been involved in politics from a young age. 

This connection between politics and music makes me uneasy. On the other hand, I do factor in (perhaps grudgingly so) that po...


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Arizona-based artist Instructor Liam West has a new single out. It’s called ‘If You’re Sick Eat Watermelon’. At 46 seconds, the song is best thought of as a teaser. Listen to it, and you can even call it a teaser inside a teaser. That’s how absurd or unconventional the song is. If you’re looking for a more traditional pop song or contemporary...


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Rebel G Society returns with Obsidian Ecstasy, Pt. 3, the final instalment in the trilogy created by Daryl Boothe. Designed as the climactic ending to the Obsidian Ecstasy series, the album pulls together the sonic ideas explored across the previous two releases while pushing the production toward a darker and more cinematic edge. After months of experimentation, Boothe attem...


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Obsidian Ecstasy, Pt. 2 continues the ambitious trilogy by Daryl Boothe, the artist behind Rebel G Society. Serving as the explosive middle chapter of the project, the album pushes further into the dark sonic universe introduced in the first instalment. The record blends alternative dancehall rhythms with hip hop structures, dubstep intensity, and experimental R&...


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Jade Ring’s debut album “Pills” presents itself as a tightly constructed, immersive experience that resists the fragmented nature of modern listening habits. Designed as a continuous thirty minute journey, the record leans into atmosphere, contrast, and thematic cohesion to explore addiction, identity, and the uneasy relationship between humanity and technology. From the outs...


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