Thurane is coming back sooner than one might think. ‘Lift Him Up’ is set for worldwide release on April 10th, a piece that sees the American creative further expanding his god-fearing musical catalogue.

‘ODESHI’ sounds rather hypnotic and luscious, a slice of nocturne, brooding R&B delivered by the evocative and blissful tone of Belgium-based creative Waynolin.

For Lemon, artistic expression becomes a healthy and cathartic method of coping with our over-complexed and dystopian reality.

‘It’s Just a Kiss-Off’ throws it back to simpler times, with a wealth of explosive and dry guitar riffs layered over euphoric drum grooves and a nasty bass.

‘All Over’ continues Michael Wu’s underlying reflection on societal attention and the constant cycle of outrage that often has America in a chokehold.

Tyler Kinchen & The Right Pieces are capable of crafting the sweetest ballad, a quality they are putting on full display in their latest effort, ‘Fasten to Me’.

Austin-based creative Tobias Lund continues his collaborative streak, teaming up with Jose Cafaro and JTB on a vibrant and delicious R&B cut, ‘Made Up My Mind’.

Charlie and the Moonshine share a timely response to Valentine’s Day, an unconventional counter single with a great deal of brooding allure.

In true Gregg Kofi Brown style, ‘The River’ feels eclectic and far-reaching, a piece that’s both sonically uplifting and lyrically enlightening.

‘Inside Room 17’ embraces the kind of quiet confidence and subtle wisdom that comes from years of personal experience and lived resilience. A tender and introspective effort from Shane Revers.

The listening experience behind ‘Not I’ is incredibly explosive and bold, a slice of unapologetic metal and hardcore euphoria delivered with unmatched fierceness.

‘Mother’ is a gloomy dive into melancholic indie, particularly flourishing thanks to honest and evocative songwriting.