Solid State Nothingness, a Music Project created by Portuguese artist Marcos Talamonti has released a new single “Woods”
The track explores the fusion of electronic downtempo beats, grooves and moods, with organic tunes, mostly middle or far east instruments.
“In “Woods” you can feel the depths of the Arabic oud sounds while moving with some trippy grooves, says Solid State Nothingness.It evoques feelings of freedom, travel and connection with the soul of the listener.”
At just eight years old, Amariah uses her God-given voice to shine light in a world that deeply needs hope.
She blends her African heritage from the Kuku Tribe of South Sudan with her upbringing in Mississippi, USA, creating a unique sound that resonates with families, churches, and believers across the globe.
The track now gains a fresh sonic identity, blending Afro House and Deep Pop elements that bring both emotion and energy to a generation connected to the dance floor and streaming culture.
With refined production and an elegant electronic atmosphere, the remix preserves the nostalgic essence of the original while transporting the listener into a modern and cinematic soundscape.
“I wanted to recreate a feeling of time and emotion, but with dancefloor energy. ‘Time After Time’ is about connection and constancy — themes that never fade,” says SidekoDJ.
In this reinterpretation, the track takes on a modern and Electropop feel, featuring precise beats, emotional vocals, and production that blends sensuality with dancefloor energy.
The new version gives the song a fresh electronic dimension, turning its emotional core into a vibrant club experience.
German artist and producer, Sven Exner, has just released an anthem titled “Rise for Africa!” that not only celebrates the spirit of the Africa Cup of Nations but also the unity, pride, and love for Africa that transcends borders.
Inspired by Sven’s recent trip to Nairobi, Kenya,the song captures the electric atmosphere of anticipation surrounding the event and emphasizes the bond that sport brings to the people of Africa, even for those nations not directly competing.
With a chorus that chants, “Ayé Africa – raise your voice, feel the fire!” the song embodies the relentless energy, pride, and unity that come with the love for football and the continent itself. Through a fusion of English and French lyrics, Sven Exner connects a diverse audience, evoking a sense of shared identity and hope.
The song opens with a stirring call-and-response from a crowd, instantly setting a celebratory tone, before moving into its anthemic verses that speak of ambition, dreams, and the fiery hearts of Africans everywhere. The lyrics reflect the journey from humble beginnings to a future filled with glory, where the beautiful game unites people from all walks of life.
Sven Exner, who wrote and produced the track, explains, “When I visited Kenya earlier this year, I felt the intensity, the excitement, and the collective pride around the Africa Cup. Although Kenya wasn’t in the tournament, the love and passion for African football were so evident. It’s that spirit of unity and pride that I wanted to capture in this song.”
The track blends sharp lyricism, infectious melodies, and a fresh Afrofusion-meets-hip hop sound that is already generating buzz in the region’s music scene.
On the track, Medskolar delivers the bars, El King brings a captivating vocal edge, and Mars On The Beat ties it all together production that’s both futuristic and grounded in African rhythm.
“This track is about pushing boundaries and giving fans something they’ll never forget,” said Medskolar. “We wanted to make music that feels new but still connects deeply with our roots.” Producer Mars On The Beat added, “The energy in the studio was electric. Medskolar and El King brought their A-game, and together we built a sound that can resonate globally.”
Stream “Blowing My Mind” by Medskolar, El King and Mars On The Beat
With Crown & Altar, South African doctor, entrepreneur, and creative visionary Dr. Chad Marthinussen opens a new chapter in his passion project, Kings x Priests.
Where earlier works carried the driving energy of Afro-house and Amapiano, this record slows down. It breathes. It lingers. Built on Afrobeats, chill-wave textures, and intimate African rhythms, Crown & Altar still carries the pulse of the dancefloor — but with a gentler power, an energy that uplifts, heals, and praises.
“Born Again” the lead track on the album Crown and Altar is an intimate Afro beats /Fusion / chill wave project with a core theme of spirituality.
