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14 Feb: “In Conversations” – Frank Rabeyrolles Review

Frank Rabeyrolles has spent the past two decades quietly building a catalog that defies easy categorization. From his early work as Double U to the more stripped-down releases under his own name, he’s navigated a space between folk, ambient, and experimental pop, never fully settling into one genre. His latest album, In Conversations, continues that trajectory, embracing lo-fi textures and intimate songwriting while maintaining the atmospheric depth that has become his signature.

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31 Jan: “I’m In The Moon” – Ethan Gold Review

Ethan Gold’s new single, “I’m In The Moon,” is an introspective anthem for the introverts, a pulsating track that captures the beauty and complexity of solitude. While it’s an energetic tune, its heartbeat is in the defiance against the pressures of social interaction—a nod to those of us who carry the weight of trauma and rage quietly. Gold calls it “a hermit’s anthem,” and it’s easy to see why.

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01 Nov: “Punish” – Ethel Cain: A Haunting Exploration of Shame and Redemption

Ethel Cain’s latest single, “Punish,” released on November 1, 2024, serves as the lead track from her forthcoming project, Perverts, set for release on January 8, 2025. This nearly seven-minute composition delves into profound themes of shame and the justification of unforgivable acts, reflecting Cain’s introspective songwriting and atmospheric production.

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24 Oct: “You Need A Friend” – Andi Fins: Finding Warmth in Simplicity

Andi Fins’ “You Need A Friend” is a warm, introspective hug in musical form—a celebration of companionship that feels refreshingly sincere without tipping into saccharine territory. Set against a backdrop of shimmering DX7 chords and playful guitar lines, the song channels a relaxed, almost effortless vibe that invites listeners into a world of quiet nights, cozy conversations, and the simple joy of shared moments.

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10 Jul: “The Spins” – A.D. Kessler: A Mesmerizing Fusion of Jazz and Cerebral Lyricism

In a world where musical boundaries are constantly being pushed, A.D. Kessler emerges as a bold innovator with his debut single “The Spins” from the forthcoming album Cobalt Blue. Combining the thrilling spontaneity of jazz with the introspective depth of hip-hop and the intricate songcraft of great lyricists, Kessler has created a piece that is as unique as it is captivating.

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10 May: “All Born Screaming” – St. Vincent: St. Vincent is Thinking About Death, and She Wants You to Know It

All Born Screaming showcases Clark’s pitch-perfect rock and roll sensibilities, bringing her expert guitar playing back to the forefront after 2021’s 70s-inspired diversion, Daddy’s Home. Whereas the sonics mark a return to form, All Born Screaming’s platitudes about death and revolution fall too short to leave any lasting impression, beyond a handful of catchy hooks and some half-baked, moody concepts.