Award-Winning Artist TONE Shares “The Meaning of Life”

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Tone is an award-winning independent artist from New Orleans, Louisiana. His new album “The Meaning of Life” shares an honest and vulnerable look at the survivor’s guilt following Hurricane Katrina. “This project is an autobiographical memoir exploring the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, the heavy weight of survivor’s guilt, and the search for spiritual resilience“, he says. “In an era of viral moments, this album is built on purpose—a clean, self-produced testimony about finding eternal success by never forgetting where you started’ Tone has previously won an award for “Best Song in a…

Dani Felt Closes the Year With a Cinematic Christmas Cover

Indie pop artist Dani Felt closes out the year with a cinematic reimagining of a beloved holiday classic. Her new single, “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas,” is available now on all streaming platforms and offers a dreamy, atmospheric take on the timeless standard. Produced by Ernest Lee and mixed by Dallas Jack, the track blends Dani’s soulful vocals with moody modern pop textures, giving listeners a version that feels nostalgic while still sounding fresh. The song originally began as part of a film pitch, but the emotional impact of…

Montréal’s Noëlly Nsimba Drops Christmas Single and Emotional Tribute

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Montréal singer and songwriter Noëlly Nsimba is stepping into the holiday season with a new release titled “Christmas Just Wouldn’t Be Christmas Without You.” Her birthday falls on December 26, also known as Boxing Day, and she arrived just thirty minutes after midnight. Her parents chose her name with the season in mind, so Christmas has always carried extra meaning for her. Recording a Christmas song felt like a natural next step. The track is available now on all streaming platforms and has been delivered to radio programmers across North…

Pebe Sebert Steps Into the Spotlight With Her Long-Lost Debut Album

After decades of shaping hits for some of music’s biggest artists, Pebe Sebert is finally getting her moment in the light. Kesha Records has announced the release of Sebert’s long-awaited self-titled debut album, a project that sat hidden for more than 40 years before being remastered for today’s listeners. The album arrives digitally and on limited 180-gram vinyl on Friday, December 12. Fans who only know Sebert as the pen behind classics for Dolly Parton, Miley Cyrus, and her daughter Kesha are about to hear a whole different side of…

Edwina van Kuyk Finds Strength in Surrender on New EP Feels So Right

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Irish singer-songwriter Edwina van Kuyk returns this fall with her most personal release yet, Feels So Right, a three-track EP that captures the beauty of letting go and trusting yourself. Arriving October 28, the record feels like a warm conversation between the head and the heart; reflective, soulful, and glowing with quiet confidence. Built around themes of surrender, friendship, and self-trust, Feels So Right documents van Kuyk’s journey of learning to stop forcing outcomes and start following intuition. “Life doesn’t always make sense,” she says. “But when something feels right,…

Minna Ora’s “Rock” Is About Being There When It Matters

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Finnish singer and songwriter Minna Ora has just released “Rock,” her seventh solo single. This track hits harder than you’d think. The song is bold and gripping. It is built to move you. Minna’s vocals are powerful, sitting on top of bass tones that rumble right through you, while the drums keep everything driving forward. The guitar riffs cut through sharp and striking, giving the whole thing an edge that grabs your attention and doesn’t let go. There’s this hypnotic beat that pulls you in, but it’s really the message…

Julia Thomsen Releases “The Distance That Held Us” With Marie and Hollie Kenniff

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Julia Thomsen has teamed up with Marie and Hollie Kenniff for a new composition that feels like exactly what we need right now. “The Distance That Held Us” is out now through Nettwerk Music Group, and it’s proof of what can happen when three gifted composers share the same vision. The piece starts by building up this incredible intensity. Just when you think it’s going to keep climbing, it gently pulls you back to this quiet, still place. From that moment on, the track becomes something deeply calming. There are…

Von Venn Return With “Be Free”

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I’ve had Von Venn’s “Be Free” stuck in my head for days now. This Dublin band just dropped their third single from “Forgetting the Fall” and honestly, it’s the best one yet. I liked “You Can Talk To Me” and “Only In The Night” well enough, but this one hits different. There’s this rawness to it that feels necessary right now. We’re all drowning in bullshit, you know? Everyone’s got an agenda, everyone’s spinning the truth until you can’t tell what’s real anymore. And Gary Cox just comes right out…

Ervin Munir Is Back With “I Don’t Care”

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Norfolk folk singer Ervin Munir just released “I Don’t Care” on September 19th, and I’ve had it on repeat. It’s giving us a preview of his third album coming up. The whole vibe of the song is about ignoring what everyone expects from you and just doing your thing. We all know that feeling when people try to tell us how to live our lives, right? Ervin totally gets it. His voice has this really nice warmth to it that draws you in. The acoustic guitar carries most of the…

I Musici Gemelli Release “The Art of the Duo”

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The string duo I Musici Gemelli from Foggia has released their latest album, The Art of the Duo, through Hunnia Records & Film Production. The duo is made up of brothers Francesco Pio Bertozzi and Giuseppe Pio Bertozzi, both violinists, and the album highlights what two instruments can do when they’re really working together. The Art of the Duo comes from years of digging into the classical repertoire. The brothers looked at 18th and 19th century composers who wrote specifically for two violins, but they’re not just recreating old performances.…