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Independent artist Katie Noir has release a fresh new side of herself on her newest single, I Prefer Jason, after taking listeners on an ambitious tour of her deeply personal world on her debut album What Is Unseen Still Exists. The song, the first in her upcoming release What Is Unseen Still Exists – The Aftermath EP, provides a bit more sunshine to her artistry, but adheres...


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Ghanaian musician and entrepreneur Dr Cryme has celebrated his 40th birthday today by unveiling “Da General Foundation”, a new non-profit organization dedicated to promoting environmental sustainability.

The milestone celebration goes beyond marking another year in the artiste’s life. It also serves as the official introduction of a cause Dr Cryme says has been close t...


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Laji George just dropped his new single, “This Is My World,” and it hits like a sudden, heavy rainstorm cracking open a stifling afternoon. The New York City-based singer-songwriter, usually found commanding massive festival stages as the frontman for Pseutopia, strips away the grand sheen here to deliver something thrillingly unpolished.

There is absolutely no...


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Philadelphia’s practicing attorney and EDM producer DJ Cards takes a massive, unexpected detour into the dark on his new single, “No Way Out.” Usually known for crafting uplifting, cinematic progressive house under his “Lawyer Who Drops Beats” moniker, he traded the bright neon mainstage for a dimly lit, suffocating underground bunker here.

The shift is violent...


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Fiona Amaka wrestles with the sheer, terrifying weight of human dependency on her sweeping single, “Anyway you come”. The London-based singer-songwriter usually spins driving rock guitars and chill Americana into a tough, bluesy concoction. Here, she sheds the armor entirely for soft rock vulnerability. She is actively begging a loved one to stay, throwing logic out the windo...


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