The punk rock band made up of singers Craig White and Ian McEwan, guitarist Gary Morland, drummer Stevvie Vega make up the punk rock band- chose an interesting cover art of two feet with their mouths wide open for “Adore”
British Composer and multi-instrumentalist Edward Cross is back with a new piece “Bloom” whic lh originally began as a spontaneous piano recording over a looping synth.
Keeping most of the original take, the South London native layered additional instruments using only what was on hand – clarinet, trombone, and piano – creating a sound uniquely personal.
With a background in jazz clarinet, subtle jazz influences weave through the composition.
The title “Bloom” reflects the piece’s gradual build, evoking the freshness of spring, new beginnings, and emerging from darkness into light.
Resonant Realms, an Australian Afro House music duo who tune all of their music to a frequency of 432hz have released a new single dedicated to “Saint Tropez” the stunning coastal city on the French Riviera.
Made up of international DJs, Chris Doria and Dan Bryne, Resonant Realms performs over 20 different instruments and weave a variety of cultures and sounds into their own blend of Afro Fusion.
Blending soulful melodies with rich Afro-fusion and contemporary hip-hop elements, the Ghana-born artist delivers a raw and uplifting performance that resonates with dreamers, fighters, and believers everywhere.
“This song is about recognizing the hand of God in my journey — even through the battles and setbacks, there’s still triumph, there’s still Glory,” says Cozy. “I want people to feel empowered and reminded that their story isn’t over.”
Produced with cinematic layers, pulsating drums, and introspective lyricism, “Glory” captures Cozy’s signature sound: authentic, emotional, and larger-than-life. It marks a major milestone in his evolving artistry and sets the tone for an exciting year ahead.