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Scooter Scudieri’s Basement-Made Album Comes With a Different Comeback Story
The Musical Bruises of a Recovering Dreamer by Scooter Scudieri is a collection of 12 songs that have been crafted from one's strong comeback story, detailing decades of songwriting, early-morning basement sessions and a rollout managed entirely with the help of AI without letting AI influence the music itself. Hailing from Shepherdstown, Scooter Scudieri spent seven years writing, recording, engineering and producing the album using Apple's Logic Pro, often working from 5 a.
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7 hours ago


Stu Larsen’s Solitude Follows A Year Of Writing Around The World
Solitude is Stu Larsen's latest work that takes the nomadic life the Australian singer-songwriter lived and turns it into a full creative project that spanned twelve months, twelve locations and twelve songs. Having lived without a permanent residence for almost two decades, Stu has always brought travel into his music. But Solitude takes this a step further by making each place part of the album's writing process instead of being just a mere backdrop for the songs. Throughou
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13 hours ago


Zoe Konez Lets The Cracks Stay Visible On Everything’s Fine
Zoe Konez's album Everything's Fine is a reflection of feelings many people can relate to, which is about feeling as though the life you spent years working toward suddenly becomes a life you no longer recognize as being yours. It's a feeling that many feel but rarely say out loud and Zoe has done just that throughout the course of this album. The Brighton-based singer-songwriter wrote, recorded, produced and performed the 12-track album herself, showing her strength and how
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6 days ago


Shxdowpvlse’s Sascha Is A Debut EP Of Melody, Bass, And Esoteric Synths
Shxdowpvlse introduces Sascha as a debut EP centered on dark synth melodies, steady bass patterns, and a visual world of rain, abandoned concrete, fading skylines, and ghosts of memory. Across four tracks, the Finnish artist keeps the project instrumental but still expressive, using repetition, texture, and slow melodic changes to give each piece its own identity. The title track, “Sascha,” opens with a strong bass motif, while “Tyler,” “Umbra,” and “Mons” continue the EP’s s
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May 20
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