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Tiana Khasi shares Sampology's "Whole Lotta Shine" remix from her forthcoming remixed EP

Naarm (Melbourne) based future soul artist Tiana Khasi rebels against the lockdown blues by enlisting producers from Australia and New Zealand to reimagine her debut EP Meghalaya. In anticipation of the full…

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Tiana Khasi releases "They Call Me" as a powerful anthem for women

Future soul singer Tiana Khasi releases a new single that speaks as an anthem to women aptly named “They Call Me”. Oozing with lush vocals and captivating story-telling, "They Call…

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Crooked Colours' latest track, "In Your Bones", goes deep

The future is looking pretty bright for Australian trio Crooked Colours: while they're still pretty fresh on the scene, they've managed to rack up the giant play counts on SoundCloud…

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MMW 2014: 5 festival favorites with Sampology [Interview]

Australian EDM artist Sampology gives us a quick run down of the 6 best things that he experienced at Miami Music Week this year, where he played the Sweat It…

Tiana Khasi shares Sampology's "Whole Lotta Shine" remix from her forthcoming remixed EP

Tiana Khasi releases "They Call Me" as a powerful anthem for women

Crooked Colours' latest track, "In Your Bones", goes deep

MMW 2014: 5 festival favorites with Sampology [Interview]

Annie and the Jays dive deep in new single, 'Too Shallow'

IOTheSinger's 'Tomorrow' is the anthem we all need today

E-Los shares the vulnerable pursuit of love with hypnotic 'Searching'

Kiwiani draws us in with hypnotic new track “Close”

Animal Feelings collaborates with Oceanburn for important “Big & Blue" [Video]

Georgia Starnes emerges as an unforgettable new voice

Piper & The Hard Times : A journey through music and friendship

Denise S. Young : A powerhouse in the jazz and classical world

[Interview] Promoting social causes can boost relevance and loyalty and expand a fan base

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