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Internationally renowned DJ, producer, and arranger Cenk Gursoy returns with “Sun Begins To Rise,” a deeply emotive house track that balances introspection with undeniable movement. Released via The Orchard, the single marks another inspired evolution in Gursoy’s artistry, where atmospheric electronic textures meet organic emotional storytelling. Across nearly a decade in the global electronic scene, Gursoy has carved out a distinct identity built on feeling as much as flow.

Òran Mór’s packed audience found themselves part of the story as Dystopia: The Rock Opera transformed the venue into a full-blown satirical state. The space was decked out in flags and propaganda, and every audience member received their own Dystopian flag. By the finale, every single person was waving it — cheering, laughing, and unwittingly enacting the show’s darkly comic message about obedience, spectacle, and the seduction of power. Written, produced, and performed by Ju

London-based artist Sharon Katta returns with Death Said, Breathe , a cinematic, immersive soundscape that navigates the delicate intersection of mortality, stillness, and rebirth. Released as a five-track EP, the project spans six years of introspection and creation, originating from a transformative phone call with his sister—a conversation that shifted the course of his life. The result is music that feels both intensely personal and expansively universal, a sonic meditati

Few artists can traverse the shadowy corridors of rock, psych, and gothic storytelling with the dexterity of Paul Roland. With over four decades of work behind him, Roland has built a career out of cinematic miniatures—songs that feel like Victorian short stories set to baroque-tinged psych-pop. He re-released one of his most enduring works, Lair of the White Worm , an album that continues to reveal new layers of imagination and menace with every listen. Roland’s music has al

South Florida’s own sonic time traveler, Timothy LaRoque, returns with The Florida Effect  — a record that feels both like a postcard from the past and a mirror held to the present. its lead single “Dreams”, LaRoque channels the warmth of a bygone jazz age through a distinctly modern lens, crafting a lush and wistful ode to perseverance and peace. The Florida Effect  is more than an album; it’s an emotional document of what it means to grow up and create in a place where para

On her new EP Remember Why , Lisbon-based indie-pop artist POLI NIKA offers a gentle yet radiant exploration of healing, purpose, and rediscovery. Blending the intimacy of soul and jazz with the clarity of modern pop, this project feels like an exhale — a moment of stillness that glows from within. Each song acts as a vignette of renewal, where soft brass, fluttering flutes, and tender vocal performances remind us that joy often arrives through quiet persistence. Since reloca

HAIVE’s “Bathtub”  is the kind of song that sneaks up on you and refuses to let go. From the first soft, intimate notes, it’s clear that the songstress has crafted a track with both emotional depth and irresistible sonic hooks. Think darkly cinematic pop with a pulse you can’t ignore—and you’re getting close to what “Bathtub”  delivers. The opening feels like dipping your toes into a calm, reflective pool—fragile piano, airy vocals, and a sense of quiet introspection. HAIVE’s

After years of penning chart-topping hits for global stars, Nikki Ambers is stepping back into the spotlight with her brand-new single, “I Believe.”  The London-born artist, known for her powerhouse vocals and honest storytelling, reclaims her place in pop with a track that soars as high as its message. Produced by Lonlioni, the song captures the thrill of second chances — a euphoric anthem about choosing hope, love, and light after heartbreak. “I Believe”  glimmers with pop

Swedish singer-songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Fredrik Norlindh makes a powerful entrance with his debut album Contrasting Notes, an ambitious 11-track odyssey that fuses cinematic grandeur with emotional intimacy. Bold, theatrical, and unapologetically expansive, the project showcases Norlindh’s rare ability to balance pop immediacy with symphonic depth. Led by the euphoric single “Lipstick On”, the record pulses with indie-pop vitality, rock energy, and orch

Photocredit: etalpmet Moldovan-Romanian alt-pop artist Catalina Cara steps into new emotional territory with her deeply affecting new EP, What a Feeling, a five-track journey through grief, recovery, and renewal. Known for her elegant blend of dreamy soul, ‘80s shimmer, and chill-step rhythms, Catalina expands her sound into something more cinematic and confessional. Following the atmospheric warmth of her 2022 debut Leap Year Baby, What a Feeling feels rawer, more exposed. T

In a time when the lines between genres are dissolving into liquid light, Sis and the Lower Wisdom emerge as a singular constellation.  Their latest chapter, “Saints and Aliens,”  drifts gracefully between the earthly and the celestial, guided by the steady, intuitive hand of Jenny Gillespie Mason — a singer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist whose music has always been a dialogue between the intimate and the infinite. It’s an album that looks up at the stars but keeps its

Lithuania’s breakout pop act, THE ROOP, continues to push the boundaries of mainstream music with their latest release, “Just Think About It.”  Known for melding crisp dance-pop with emotional depth and bold visual identity, the band has cultivated a sound that is instantly catchy yet layered with complexity. THE ROOP first captured international attention with their 2020 hit “On Fire,” a Eurovision fan-favorite that dominated charts across Europe. Their 2021 follow-up, “Disc