The Compilation Album - Raynald Grenier
Raynald Grenier doesn’t just compose music—he builds worlds.
And in The Compilation Album, we get to wander through every stunning corner of them.
With this sweeping new collection, the Canadian classical composer—deeply influenced by legends like Mozart, Beethoven, and Mahler—invites listeners on an opulent journey through some of his most emotionally rich, harmonically masterful, and frankly breathtaking works. It’s less an album and more a sonic gallery, each piece its own distinct painting, yet connected by Grenier’s unmistakable artistic signature.
“On Demand” - KP Hydes
KP HYDES is not asking anymore. He’s telling you. Loud and clear.
With his new single “On Demand,” the Melbourne-based rapper takes no prisoners and no shortcuts. This is a bold, high-impact flex — not just of status, but of substance — and it couldn’t be arriving at a better time as he ramps up for the release of his upcoming full-length album.
“Mine in My Mind” - Sara Neryse
Let’s talk modern romance, specifically, that bittersweet corner of it where hopeless romanticism meets ghosting culture, and where a dream boyfriend lives rent-free in your head—while the real-world version shows up three hours late and forgets your favorite color.
Welcome to Sara Neryse’s world, and her latest single, “Mine in My Mind”, is a beautifully melodic diary entry.
"Apart" - Alan Dreezer
If you’ve been following Alan Dreezer, the Eastbourne-based pop-soul artisan for any amount of time, you know he never shows up empty-handed—or without something deeply heartfelt to say. His new single “APART” is the fifth teaser from his upcoming third album, and it’s safe to say the emotional stakes just went up a notch.
“Leevendig” - Foutloos
Fresh out the Belgian dunes and straight into your bloodstream comes Leevendig, the debut single from Foutloos—a trio that proves instrumental music doesn’t have to be background noise. It can move, sting, vibe, and seduce—all without saying a word.
“The Horizon” - Larry Karpenko
When you press play on Larry Karpenko’s The Horizon, you’re not just hearing a song—you’re stepping into a conversation, a timeline, and a spiritual and social inquiry wrapped in electronic ambiance.
“Farm Days” - LUNA & The Gents
Pull up your boots, dust off your straw hat, and get ready to hop on a musical hayride, because LUNA & The Gents are taking us straight to the countryside with their charming new single “Farm Days.” It’s a light-hearted slice of rustic joy, served with a wink, a smile, and a toe-tapping rhythm that will stick with you long after the final note fades.
“Conquer all with Love” - Michellar
If you’ve ever wished someone would bottle up the emotional richness of a heartfelt 90s ballad and remix it for modern ears — your wish has just been granted. Michellar, a rising talent from San Francisco’s eclectic music scene, is about to drop her debut original single, and it’s a warm, deeply sincere love letter to staying the course through it all — together.
“NUMBERS” - NOCOLOUR
If you’re in the mood for something fresh, soulful, and rhythmically infectious, let us introduce you to NOCOLOUR — the new Afro House duo that just dropped a debut EP that simmers, and soothes, all in one tight four-track package.
“An Ocean in Between” - Ivelisse del Carmen
Just when we thought the alt-pop scene couldn’t get any more lush, Ivelisse del Carmen shows up with “An Ocean in Between” — a dreamy, flirty, emotionally charged sonic exhale that lands somewhere between a moonlit kiss and a sun-drenched dance floor.
“Threats” - Bellhead
If you’ve been following BELLHEAD, you already know they don’t mess around — and with their 2025 EP “Threats”, Chicago’s favorite doom-duo has officially leveled up.
“what it means to lose” - Oxyzine
If you've ever wondered what pure emotional catharsis sounds like when it's filtered through underground noise-rap, existential dread, and generational trauma, then meet Oxyzine — and buckle up.