Author: Chelsea Lucia Garcia Jerez
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Fourteen Tracks, One Personal History with Komby Dot IO: “Cities are chapters, and each capital has its own frequency.”
His completed 14-track album, Pattern, traces experiences of heartbreak, travel and starting again, with London, Hong Kong and Bruce Lee among its reference points.
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S3th Adds “After the Rain” to a Catalogue Built Through Collaboration
His catalogue includes solo songs and collaborations, with Tanner Southerland among his collaborators. “After the Rain” arrives in that wider context: an independent artist developing his identity across successive releases.
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LUC Turn “Glow” Into a Meeting Point for Electronic Pop, Garage Grit and Vocal Cool
Its accessible songwriting offers an immediate way in, while the duo’s musical personality gives listeners a reason to stay. Kimmel and Corcoran understand how much a measured vocal and a…
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Exclusive Interview: Jah Decko — “Sometimes the smallest victories mean the most”
In the studio, Decko puts considerable trust in a musician’s instincts. A drum take with an awkwardly placed microphone can earn its place through the strength of its groove; a…
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Mitchell Broodley Faces Heartbreak Head-On in “Boy Who Led You On”
His vocal holds warmth, maturity and quiet tension, allowing the song’s central ache to develop through phrasing and tone.
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Lindsey Wood’s “Someday Love” Holds Onto the Dream of Time Together
The dream stays vivid precisely because she knows how much life sits between the present and that cabin. Wood returned to songwriting and performing in her early forties, after years…
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Benicio Brings Britain and Ghana Together on the Vibrant “Eve”
Formerly part of the RUDEWRLD collective, he previously appeared on Dreams Worth Fighting For, a collaborative tape that reached the Top 15 of Ghana’s All Album Charts and the Top…