Michaela May's anthemic "1954" is a no-holds barred shot of fun with even, ready beats and a chorus that'll be stuck in your head for days - in the best way.
Taken from her forthcoming debut EP, the track's free and fun and just straightforward and cool enough to be rebellious and we can't stop hitting replay.
Head to the sites below and listen to "1954" now.
The Flavr Blue's "Supply" is enchanting with it's atmospheric, cinematic quality to the smooth production and story-like lyrics. Gorgeous and hypnotic, it's worthy of laying back and really sinking into as the track builds and unwinds to a wholly different vibe.
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With a remarkable and never failing ability to breathe new life into every track he touches, we'd recommend you check Mickey Valen's entire catalog, but his latest collab with Lucian and Oktavian drips with heavy synth and fully developed beats on the enchantingly addictive "Hero".
Patient in its development with a palpable confidence, the track's a carefully restrained runaway hit that ends just abruptly enough to have you begging for more.
Check the links below and listen to "Hero" from Mickey Valen and Lucian featuring Oktavian.
Jahmiel's instantly addictive "Great Man" is as catchy as it is powerful, with light, breezy beats and a pretty, solid melody carrying articulate lyrics.
Inspirational and honest in Jahmiel's autobiographical words, the song ultimately reeks of long, lazy days and a pre-2012 K'naan, "Wavin' Flag" era sense with its overwhelming optimism and limitless hope, paired with a grounded self-awareness, a sentiment furthered by his choice to close the track with an excerpt from Psalm 91:1.
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