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Music Video Premiere: Rocky Michaels – ‘Going Going Gone’
Rocky Michaels unveils the official music video for ‘Going Going Gone’, the uplifting new single from the California-based Americana songwriter, out now. Serving as the final single from his forthcoming fourth album Heroes, the video brings the song’s themes of release, movement and emotional clarity into sharp visual focus. Mirroring the track’s reflective but liberating tone, the video leans into Americana’s most enduring imagery — open roads, passing light, quiet moments o
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Crooner Ed turns everyday chaos into pure jazz gold on new album 'Amazing, Awful, Ordinary Life'
Crooner Ed has pulled off something genuinely joyful with 'Amazing, Awful, Ordinary Life'. He’s made a jazz record that feels like a celebration of simply being alive, bruises, belly laughs, and all. This album throws its arms around the ups and downs of modern existence, spinning them across a smoky dancefloor, and invites you to grin along. From the moment his voice glides in, you know you’re in special hands. Ed sings with the kind of lived-in warmth that can’t be faked. I
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Michellar’s 'REVERIE ….FROM THEN TILL NOW' feels like a life remembered in song
There’s something quietly astonishing about 'REVERIE ….FROM THEN TILL NOW'. It unfolds like a long-held secret finally spoken aloud. This is an album shaped by patience, by years spent listening to the world rather than shouting over it, and when it finally speaks, it does so with clarity, grace, and emotional depth. Michellar’s songwriting feels lived-in and unguarded, rooted in melody rather than trend. These songs drift between reflection and resolve, carrying the weight o
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Ratfink! go all-in on new album 'When U Were Mine'
Ratfink!'s 'When You Were Mine' explodes out of the speakers with the kind of reckless joy that reminds you why DIY pop exists in the first place. This is music that is loud when it wants to be, tender when it needs to be, and completely unconcerned with sanding down its rough edges. From the opening moments of 'Won't Wait Forever', the record crackles with life. Guitars lurch and sparkle, rhythms wobble just enough to feel dangerous, and melodies latch on fast and refuse to
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