A breakup is never pretty. There's a plethora of music out there centered on the agony after it happens, but there's something heart-stirring in Jareth Marlow's in the ground . Whether it's the lyrical candor or the soulful timbre highlighting the untangled, messy aspects of it, the singer-songwriter excels at evoking the all too familiar sentiments of desperation and sorrow, not without leaving seeds of hope and recuperation for those listening with broken hearts. in the gr

Shani Weiss steps into a more open and reflective space with All About Life , a six-track folk rock EP built around the relationships that shape her everyday world. Instead of writing from a distance, Shani leans into real moments with the people closest to her and turns them into songs that feel clear and familiar rather than polished for effect. There is an ease in the way she moves between warmth and tension, and nothing feels forced or exaggerated. The sound sits in a gen

Breaking conventions is no easy feat. Yet effortlessly, Niia adopts a resolute non-conformist stance throughout the span of "V." Specializing in the unconstrained art of Jazz music, emotional extremities and tradition-defying compositions juxtapose in this album. The shades of contrast and varied layers defining these songs vividly reflect the dualities entrenched in one's existence: love and hate, awareness and delusion, restraint and freedom— and it goes on.  In the last fe

Italian artist Damien McFly opens a new chapter with For Those Who Care, released on November 5, 2025. The album was written, produced, mixed, and mastered entirely by him. Instead of aiming for grand statements, McFly turns his attention to the quiet acts of care found in everyday life. The record speaks to those who keep giving their time and attention to what matters most, whether that means family, love, or creative work. His independent journey has taken him from featur