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LEW’s undeniable talent shines through her electryfing sophomore EP under her new stage name and genre.

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If someone hurts you, just remember… IT COMES BACK! BANA’s newest release, “Ripple Effect” shares this exact message. As she carves out her place in UK’s pop world, she blends her cultural influences with a contemporary electronic underground sound. This song is very empowering anthem, with the understanding that healing comes with the pain. You can easily power step down the ha...

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In a new single released November 21st, Italian singer songwriter Karhys discusses the feeling of growing confidence in your quietness. Explained as “a gentle dream pop anthem for introverts”, Karhys’ song “Hush” is soft and ethereal, matching the way she views her own mind. She feels as if the world “rewards loudness”, but she is finally okay with being soft and quiet. Introver...

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Fergus Hogan’s debut single, Run It Back, is an upbeat pop rock song about the chaos of wanting someone you can’t let go of. It describes the insatiable feeling of needing to be with that person and literally doing whatever it takes to get them back. Love is truly that powerful whether it’s first love, tenth love, teenage love, elderly love. As humans, we love with all our heart...

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Margaux Regan has returned with her new single, “Obsessed.” A country-inspired pop single, "Obsessed" sees Regan writing a playful twist on anxious-attachment and how infatuation can become a toxic obsession over time. Full of humor and sarcasm, “Obsessed” finds Regan setting up different meet-cutes that seem organic, saying that “we [got to] stop meeting like this.”  Channeling...

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