American Producer Lusinate steps into darker territory with the release of a new single “Truth Hz”
A contemporary dubstep track, “Truth Hz” (pronounced Truth Hurts) marks the first bass-focused release in Lusinate’s catalog.
The record was inspired by a personal experience—capturing the difficult process of breaking free from a toxic relationship and reclaiming your peace.
“This record came from a very real place in my life,” says Lusinate. “It’s about severing a deep soul tie you have with someone because they are hurting you. Sometimes when you’re in love you stay for reasons that go beyond any sort of logic. However, if you love yourself then there comes a point when you know what must be done no matter how painful it is. That was the inspiration behind the title.”
“Truth Hz” was mixed and mastered by Luca Pretolesi, the four-time Grammy-nominated engineer behind countless global dance records, at Studio DMI inside Wynn Las Vegas.
“Truth Hz” by Lusinate is out now on all streaming platforms.
French DJ Saudade, a growing force in the Kizomba scene, unveils his new track “DJ não para esse som”, a production crafted for dance floors and nighttime atmospheres.
With this track, DJ Saudade confirms his identity: a modern fusion of Kizomba, Afro, and urban influences.
After circulating widely online in unofficial versions and being picked up, reinterpreted and “borrowed” in dozens of forms, “Solo Tu”, by Costi, Adrian Șaguna and Benzol, is now officially released.
Even before its official drop, the track had already become a phenomenon: snippets of “Solo Tu” appeared in tens of thousands of videos, were replicated across social platforms, and generated a wave of content that pushed the single far beyond the traditional promotion cycle.
The collaboration brings together Costi, Adrian Șaguna and Benzol in a formula that blends experience with a current, forward-looking vibe.
The production carries Costi’s signature, one of Romania’s most consistent hitmakers, while the other two artists add a fresh layer of energy and relevance.
Subtly, “Solo Tu” also nods to “Nopți și zile”, one of Costi’s well-known hits, borrowing part of the DNA of a track that has stood the test of time and continues to be rediscovered by new audiences.
“We wanted to put out a song that moves easily and reaches people without too many filters. What’s happened so far confirmed we were on the right track,” the artists shared.
“Solo Tu” by Costi, Adrian Șaguna and Benzol is out now on all streaming platforms.
Berlin-based artist Giddens returns with his new single “We No Play,” the first entry point into his upcoming concept album FTM.
“We No Play” is positioned as a defining statement rather than a standalone release.
The track captures cycles of pressure, resilience, and forward motion, introducing the central idea behind the album: that constant adaptation can sustain you, but also gradually dissolve a stable sense of self.
Rooted in experiences between Berlin and Accra, the single reflects themes of identity under pressure, emotional endurance, and the tension between self-preservation and belonging.
FTM builds on this foundation as a concept-driven project exploring fragmentation, diaspora, and emotional survival. Instead of a linear narrative, the album unfolds through layered fragments—like memory being continuously rewritten—mirroring the instability and repetition that shape modern identity.
“We No Dey Play” by Giddens is out now on all streaming platforms.
Ukrainian composer and producer Sergey Khomenko has released his latest single “UKR TANOK”
Khomenko’s music has been featured in several television series. Some of his most popular works include Worst friend (2020), “Elena Beautiful” (2021), “Who Will You Behave With” (2021) and “Adventure for Two” (2022).
He has lived in Italy since 2000
“UKR TANOK ” by Sergey Khomenko out now on all streaming platforms .
Italian artist Cosimo Dadorante has released a new single “Malembe”, born from a night in Kenya, where he danced under the stars with Malembe, a local girl.
The Afro house rhythms and the emotion of that night — a mix of dance and passion — were his inspiration.
Now, with Afro house sounds, he has dedicated the song to her, making that unique moment eternal.
Cosimo Dadorante got his start as a presenter on Canale 5, a major Italian national television network, where he worked with Tina Cipollari, a popular face on Italian television.
“Malembe” by Dadorante Cosimo Vincenzo is out now on all streaming platforms.