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Mar – Seeing Her Naked [EP]

After drawing listeners in with his highly praised collaborative project with producer Full Crate, Conversations With Her, and the release of "Our Attempt" last month, indie soul singer-songwriter Mar (with an endorsement from Wonderful Ear Records and Nalden)…

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Evil Needle – "Warp Drive"

About six years ago, I touched down in the great city of Shanghai. It was raining, and the sky was pitch black. I remember walking around downtown in the rain,…

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Moodymann – Picture This [EP]

Detroit house playboy Moodymann has been showing some seismic activity as of late, but still keeping it calm and collect as usual. Standing up against what it means to be an…

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Tarot Chords – Vol. 10

Tarot Chords lay before you to conjure more than what we currently have. They tell of a future unlike our own. A future we're in dire need of. The tale…

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Chuck Inglish – "Beep Beep"

Dual threat rapper/producer extraordinaire Chuck Inglish (1/2 of The Cool Kids) is back at it again, flexing his solo muscle with the first leak off his upcoming beat tape WRKOUT, a follow-up effort to…

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Renard – "Intensive Care Unit" (Forekast Sunset's Remix)

Renard is praised for his quick, electronic tunes that draw heavily upon 8-bit sounds that you could probably hear on old video game consoles. Today, I bring you a remixed…

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Arca – Stretch 1 EP

New York City's Arca just released his Stretch 1 EP for free via UNO NYC and it's not the kind of record you can listen to just once. Eliciting comparisons to musical innovators…

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The Bins – Every Second of the Night [EP]

As a follow-up to last year's Every Minute of the Day, California DJ/producer The Bins (aka Clark Barclay) is back almost a year later with part 2, Every Second of the Night. The…

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Jose James – The Music of Billie Holiday

If you find yourself in search of music that needs no special effects, visualizers or voice modifiers, we have just the thing. Jazz-slash-soul vocalist Jose James paid a visit to…

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Black Swan – Aeterna [Album Review]

To review albums like Black Swan's third effort, Aeterna, which started shipping on April 4, always is an amazingly balanced mixture of pleasure and pain. And I'll explain this in a…

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Daily 2% – Chilled and Ready to Serve [See-I]

Today's delivery is brought to you by SEE-I. Now, I feel it's a little strange to drop a reggae track when we are only 2 days away from the holiday…

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Mac Miller – "Cold" (Feat. Curren$y)

The Pittsburgh rapper Mac Miller comes through with a pleasant surprise via Twitter, that so happens involve the young hot spitta a.k.a Curren$y. This record seems to be the first…

Mar – Seeing Her Naked [EP]

Evil Needle – "Warp Drive"

Moodymann – Picture This [EP]

Tarot Chords – Vol. 10

Chuck Inglish – "Beep Beep"

Renard – "Intensive Care Unit" (Forekast Sunset's Remix)

Arca – Stretch 1 EP

The Bins – Every Second of the Night [EP]

Jose James – The Music of Billie Holiday

Black Swan – Aeterna [Album Review]

Daily 2% – Chilled and Ready to Serve [See-I]

Mac Miller – "Cold" (Feat. Curren$y)

New Zealand's electro-pop starlet PRINS returns with irresistible new single "Cool"

DELATO is rising in the music industry and delivers hypnotic track “Lucky You” featuring 7KY & RYA

MashBit announces his Vancouver debut show at Harbour Theatre with Dirty Audio & NXSTY

Songs to add to your playlist for November

Rene Lopez finds redemption and rhythm with latest single “Goin Back to Lovin’”

Winter Music Conference returns to Miami Music Week with new home for 2026

Simone Feroci establishes his towering presence in the world of bass guitars with hopeful track "California Forever"

UK Festivals Wrapped Up: A diverse weekend of music, food and culture

DNORRI is a breakout voice built for musical resonance and connection

From Machismo To Mujeres: Women As The Face Of Reggaeton

4 things I learned on the 'Call Me If You Get Lost' tour

4 things every artist needs to think about in 2022