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Bella Deer swapped the checklist for her own path and wrote ‘Black Dots’ about it
De Clair and Annika Norlin’s ‘Twenty Seven’ is the heartfelt duet that feels like a phone call you needed to make
Casey Cook unveils the intimate story behind ‘Already Knew’, a timeless ballad about finding the one written as a personal wedding day gift
Alexa Kate celebrates self-discovery and the joy of finding happiness in your own company on new single ‘What People Do’
Bluesky :
Agnes Aleesy finds hope in giving up because the fight is over on ‘La Columna’
Nothing says Friday night like dancing to a song about being scared for your life, so thank you Sloane Ovigele for ‘3:49’
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A Mile South of Heaven
Jess Williamson
2026
8,4 by P4k 🩶
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You know you should go, you don’t want to, and you’re stuck in between. BODUR and Coby Sey wrote ‘LEAVE’ for exactly that moment
You’re a rich boy, you have everything, and you still can’t show up emotionally. Meet Kingsland, the eight-piece turning that into a song you can dance to on ‘Rich Boys’
Mathias Julin nails that new-crush feeling on ‘Under Your Breath’ where you’re smiling on the outside, overthinking everything on the inside
Kara Connolly explores the memories we can't shake on her new single ‘my ghosts’, the opening track of her ‘leaving eden’ EP
Caleb Kunle offers us a reminder to keep believing in yourself even when the week feels heavy on his new single ‘Something Better’
Ruby Alexander returns with 'Undertow', a nostalgic look at love’s lingering memories
Calla of Ursa captures the magnetic pull of new love on ‘Purple Haze’, using ocean tides to mirror feelings that grow impossible to resist
Barista reflects on memory and loss on ‘MEMORY AND HOPE for Mom and Dad’, finding hope and meaning in the everyday moments that make life worth holding onto
Daphné Chenel turns her five years in Lisbon into a love letter to the city she has come to call home on ‘Lisbonne’
TWOFVCE and Vida Motel find common ground on ‘Dojo’, bringing their distinct influences together through a laid-back, cross-genre collaboration