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“AY YOLA – Homay” fuses Bashkir folklore and electronics, threading kurai and dombra through pulsing synths. Sombr’s “Undressed” sketches a breakup with stripped visuals and subdued emotion. Small X’s “ALBI,” over Saib’s lo-fi beat, walks a quiet swagger. Yelawolf and J. Michael Phillips trade grit and sorrow on “I Swear,” while “Little Bit Closer” by Fender critiques faith with irony. Nathaniel Rateliff’s “South of Here” leans into longing. Youness El Guezouli’s “TMANITEK” delivers Moroccan melancholy with polish. Here are the brand new worldwide louder music videos that caught, these past days, our interest and liking. Beware (possibly) NSFW |
43 . AY YOLA – Homay
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Date Added : May 13,2025
Intertwining Bashkir folklore with pulsing electronics, “AY YOLA – Homay” rewires the Ural-Batyr myth into a sonic artifact of 2025. Ay Yola pairs kurai, kyl-kubyz, and dombra with synths that hum like distant war drums. Homay, equal parts protector spirit and cultural cipher, drifts through the track’s layered textures with calculated restraint. Visual elements flaunt ethnic wear and ornamental design without lapsing into costume drama. Music video directed by : Bayar Baradiev – Song featured on the album : Ay Yola |
42 . sombr – undressed
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Date Added : May 13,2025
“Undressed” is a 2025 single by Sombr, the musical guise of Shane Boose, released via Warner Records and his own imprint, SMB. Written at 19, the track sketches an emotionally subdued breakup, where intimacy offers no refuge and nostalgia wears no perfume. The video plays out ritualistic visuals of letting go, pairing stripped-down aesthetics with symbolic gestures of quiet undoing and reluctant renewal. Music video directed by : Gus Black 
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41 . SMALL X & SAIB – ALBI
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Date Added : May 13,2025
“ALBI” pairs Small X’s clipped Arabic bars with Saib’s pared-down lo-fi palette, swapping bombast for restraint. The rapper, previously of Shayfeen, threads Moroccan vernacular and street-wise metaphors through a beat that lounges more than it labors. Released under Mass Appeal, the track tests whether a voice born in Safi sits comfortably on Saib’s silk-draped production. It does, almost reluctantly, as if swaggering with hands in pockets. Music video directed by : Oussama Azzi – Song featured on the album : Nafida (Ep)
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40 . Yelawolf & J. Michael Phillips – I Swear
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Date Added : May 13,2025
In “I Swear,” Yelawolf and J. Michael Phillips fuse Southern hip-hop grit with melancholic country over Taysty’s sparse production. Borrowing the weary cadence of Bob Seger’s “Turn the Page,” the track trudges through themes of hardship, survival, and reluctant faith. Phillips, recently signed to Slumerican, murmurs bitter hope while Yelawolf, never one to romanticize pain, spits verses steeped in resignation. Music video directed by : Patrick Tohill
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39 . Sam Fender – Little Bit Closer
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Date Added : May 13,2025
“Little Bit Closer” opens with a bluesy harmonica, laying down a smoky Americana-tinged groundwork that sidesteps Fender’s usual indie rock grit. The lyrics look askance at organized religion, casting a skeptical eye on its tendency to prey on the vulnerable while threading through the artist’s own tense reckonings with faith. Ironic yet restrained, the track balances moral critique with introspective unease, never slipping into sermon or confession. Music video directed by : Philip Barantini – Song featured on the album : People Watching
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38 . Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats – South Of Here
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Date Added : May 13,2025
“South of Here,” the title track from Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats‘ fourth studio album, threads dusky Americana threads through a sonic palette nodding to The Band. Produced by Brad Cook, the song dissects the quiet ache of longing and geographic estrangement with unhurried precision. Night Sweats members Luke Mossman and Joseph Pope III lend subtle sonic heft to a track that privileges restraint over spectacle. Music video directed by : Brantley Gutierrez – Song featured on the album : South Of Here
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37 . Youness – TMANITEK
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Date Added : May 13,2025
“TMANITEK” (“I Wished For You”) is a 2025 Moroccan Arabic single by Youness El Guezouli, who signs its production, lyrics, and composition. He sketches a serenade bruised with longing, where affection arrives too late or departs too soon—depending on who’s telling the story. The video, released two days after the track, opts for glossy melancholy over overt drama, letting absence do the talking. Active since 2003, Youness previously released “Ghir enti” and “Brawna Netfarkou.”
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36 . Kontra K – Geboren Um Zu Leben (w/ NESS)
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Date Added : May 3,2025
“Geboren um zu leben” pairs Kontra K’s gravel-edged introspection with NESS’s melodic restraint in a moody track whose title nods to Unheilig’s 2010 hit—though the resemblance ends there. The writing credit to Der Graf hints at a conceptual throughline, but Kontra K weaves a distinctly new narrative and sonic structure over brooding beats and stark lyricism. Released via Kontra K’s imprint Letzte Wölfe, the song expands his evolving catalog of existential reflection. Music video directed by : Kontra K – Song featured on the album : Augen Träumen Herzen Sehen
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35 . Brandon Lake – Daddy’s DNA
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Date Added : May 3,2025
Brandon Lake’s “Daddy’s DNA” trudges through regret-soaked terrain, mapping a prodigal’s return not with fireworks but with scriptural breadcrumbs—Luke 15:11–32, Ephesians 1:7, Isaiah 1:18—scattered along a 63 BPM landscape. The song doesn’t plead so much as it admits, confessing rebellion and failure before a father who plays neither victim nor judge, but mirror. Grace arrives not as rescue, but inheritance—unearned, unwarranted, and entirely genetic. Song featured on the album : King Of Hearts
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34 . Fedez & CLARA – Scelte Stupide
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Date Added : May 3,2025
“Scelte Stupide” pairs rapper Fedez with vocalist CLARA for their first studio collaboration, following solo slots at Sanremo 2025. Electronic pulses and shadowy textures drift beneath a tense duet unraveling the slow collapse of a relationship that lingers past its expiration date. Produced by Nicola Cripowski Lazzarin, the track mirrors the icy electropop palette Fedez debuted on “Battito,” trading sentimentality for surgical precision. Music video directed by : Byron Rosero, Fedez
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33 . Flawed Mangoes – Surreal
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Date Added : May 3,2025
“Surreal” by Flawed Mangoes fuses shoegaze textures with his signature blend of ambient synths, vocal chops, and dynamic percussion. The track follows “Anomaly I” and “Anomaly II,” extending a sonic palette that leans into haze and motion rather than clarity and stillness. Drawing from his background in piano and guitar, Evan Lo crafts a production that feels both distant and sharply constructed, like déjà vu through a reverb pedal. Music video directed by : Justin Kaminuma – Song featured on the album : Anomaly Iii
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32 . Michael Patrick Kelly – The One
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Date Added : May 3,2025
In “The One,” Michael Patrick Kelly toys with sci-fi infatuation, imagining a future where a single strand of hair determines your ideal genetic match. Released via Columbia Local, the track wraps longing in polished pop, with sleek production that doesn’t try too hard to impress. The concept sneaks in beneath the surface—romantic destiny meets biotech precision, marketed with a wink through TikTok’s viral machinery. Following collaborations with artists like Rea Garvey, Gentleman, Rakim, R3hab, and Shaggy, Kelly continues threading accessible hooks with speculative intrigue. Music video directed by : Marvin Ströter – Song featured on the album : Traces
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31 . Jake Worthington – It Ain’t The Whiskey
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Date Added : May 3,2025
“It Ain’t the Whiskey” spins a wry tale of roadside romance and misguided assumptions, as Jake Worthington explains to a bemused officer that his erratic driving stems from heartache, not bourbon. With fiddle, pedal steel, and piano painting a honky-tonk backdrop, the track leans into classic country sounds without frills. In the video, Worthington and his wife Sophia reenact the scene with a knowing wink, toeing the line between sincerity and farce. Music video directed by : Jay Curtis Miller
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36 . Kontra K – Geboren Um Zu Leben (w/ NESS)
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Date Added : May 3,2025
“Geboren um zu leben” pairs Kontra K’s gravel-edged introspection with NESS’s melodic restraint in a moody track whose title nods to Unheilig’s 2010 hit—though the resemblance ends there. The writing credit to Der Graf hints at a conceptual throughline, but Kontra K weaves a distinctly new narrative and sonic structure over brooding beats and stark lyricism. Released via Kontra K’s imprint Letzte Wölfe, the song expands his evolving catalog of existential reflection. Music video directed by : Kontra K – Song featured on the album : Augen Träumen Herzen Sehen
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35 . Brandon Lake – Daddy’s DNA
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Date Added : May 3,2025
Brandon Lake’s “Daddy’s DNA” trudges through regret-soaked terrain, mapping a prodigal’s return not with fireworks but with scriptural breadcrumbs—Luke 15:11–32, Ephesians 1:7, Isaiah 1:18—scattered along a 63 BPM landscape. The song doesn’t plead so much as it admits, confessing rebellion and failure before a father who plays neither victim nor judge, but mirror. Grace arrives not as rescue, but inheritance—unearned, unwarranted, and entirely genetic. Song featured on the album : King Of Hearts
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34 . Fedez & CLARA – Scelte Stupide
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Date Added : May 3,2025
“Scelte Stupide” pairs rapper Fedez with vocalist CLARA for their first studio collaboration, following solo slots at Sanremo 2025. Electronic pulses and shadowy textures drift beneath a tense duet unraveling the slow collapse of a relationship that lingers past its expiration date. Produced by Nicola Cripowski Lazzarin, the track mirrors the icy electropop palette Fedez debuted on “Battito,” trading sentimentality for surgical precision. Music video directed by : Byron Rosero, Fedez
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33 . Flawed Mangoes – Surreal
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Date Added : May 3,2025
“Surreal” by Flawed Mangoes fuses shoegaze textures with his signature blend of ambient synths, vocal chops, and dynamic percussion. The track follows “Anomaly I” and “Anomaly II,” extending a sonic palette that leans into haze and motion rather than clarity and stillness. Drawing from his background in piano and guitar, Evan Lo crafts a production that feels both distant and sharply constructed, like déjà vu through a reverb pedal. Music video directed by : Justin Kaminuma – Song featured on the album : Anomaly Iii
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32 . Michael Patrick Kelly – The One
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Date Added : May 3,2025
In “The One,” Michael Patrick Kelly toys with sci-fi infatuation, imagining a future where a single strand of hair determines your ideal genetic match. Released via Columbia Local, the track wraps longing in polished pop, with sleek production that doesn’t try too hard to impress. The concept sneaks in beneath the surface—romantic destiny meets biotech precision, marketed with a wink through TikTok’s viral machinery. Following collaborations with artists like Rea Garvey, Gentleman, Rakim, R3hab, and Shaggy, Kelly continues threading accessible hooks with speculative intrigue. Music video directed by : Marvin Ströter – Song featured on the album : Traces
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31 . Jake Worthington – It Ain’t The Whiskey
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Date Added : May 3,2025
“It Ain’t the Whiskey” spins a wry tale of roadside romance and misguided assumptions, as Jake Worthington explains to a bemused officer that his erratic driving stems from heartache, not bourbon. With fiddle, pedal steel, and piano painting a honky-tonk backdrop, the track leans into classic country sounds without frills. In the video, Worthington and his wife Sophia reenact the scene with a knowing wink, toeing the line between sincerity and farce. Music video directed by : Jay Curtis Miller
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30 . Scowl – Fantasy
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Date Added : May 3,2025
Produced by Will Yip, “Fantasy” finds Scowl weaving emotional detachment through serrated guitars and melodic twists that flirt with the fringes of alt punk. Released in April 2025, the track refracts internal turmoil through the lens of escapism, casting dissociation less as tragedy than as ritual self-preservation. Kat Moss’s vocal performance flits between snarl and serenity, as if daring discomfort to flinch first. Music video directed by : Louise Denexon – Song featured on the album : Are We All Angels
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29 . Lali – Perdedor
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Date Added : May 3,2025
“Perdedor” finds Argentinian pop figure Lali channeling crisp disenchantment into tightly-wound production by Don Barreto. Released in April 2025, the track translates to “Loser,” an almost universal slight repurposed here with deliberate coolness. From the artist who lit up Latin charts since her 2013 debut, the song nudges at emotional inertia with a smirk rather than a plea. Song featured on the album : No Vayas A Atender Cuando El Demonio Llama
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28 . Monolith – Mother Martyr
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Date Added : May 3,2025
“Mother Martyr” marks Monolith’s second single, blending rock with streaks of prog, funk, jazz, and Latin textures. Bass/vocalist Hernán “Motley” Rodríguez and guitarist/vocalist Andy Barrow construct a narrative tracing a woman’s daily oscillation between lap dance and lullaby. Mike Mangini, post-Dream Theater, lays down a mid-tempo groove that shadows the double life of a single mother navigating two audiences—clients and child. Music video directed by : Guillermo Figueredo |
19 . Dystinct – Ya Baba (w/ French Montana)
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Date Added : Apr 24,2025
“Ya Baba” entwines Belgian-Moroccan Dystinct’s multilingual rhythms with French Montana’s distinctly transatlantic flow. Channeling North African motifs layered over urban and raï textures, the track hinges on a bilingual interplay that nods to shared heritage more than cross-market opportunism. The title invokes colloquial Arabic, a linguistic wink threaded with cultural memory rather than conceptual depth. Music video directed by : Nadym B
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18 . Scrim – Methamphetamine Blues
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Date Added : Apr 24,2025
Scrim’s “Methamphetamine Blues” opens with a recontextualized clip from Pinegrove’s “Need 2,” injecting a hint of suburban melancholy into a track that trades in shadowy introspection. Weaving through a haze of cloud rap and trap beats with a muted R&B aftertaste, the song sketches a world of grief, chemical dependence, and emotional whiplash. Icy synths and delayed echoes pace his confessions, circling pain like a ritual performed on loop. Music video directed by : Dill35Mm
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17 . Dino Merlin – Sito
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Date Added : Apr 24,2025
“Sito” sees Dino Merlin employing the image of a sieve to filter through life’s glossy veneers and expose what lies beneath. Released in April 2025 on his twelfth studio album, the track leans into irony, threading a metaphor that weighs surfaces against substance with quietly simmering intent. Born Edin Dervišhalidović, Merlin layers the song with the measured introspection of a songwriter unfazed by glitter or sorrow. Music video directed by : Kukla – Song featured on the album : Mi
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16 . Nordo – Willi
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Date Added : Apr 24,2025
“Willi” filters North African rhythms through a Mediterranean-Spanish prism, wrapped in Nordo’s clipped delivery and percussive flow. The Tunisian rapper, born Marwen Jebali, slices through flamenco-tinged beats with verses that feel both grounded and elusive. Released in 2025, the track carves out its own niche somewhere between streetwise swagger and sun-drenched melancholy. Music video directed by : Yassine Tabka – Song featured on the album : Cotinga
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15 . The Yagas – Life Of A Widow
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Date Added : Apr 24,2025
“Life Of A Widow” finds The Yagas veering into prowling alt-metal terrain, led by Vera Farmiga’s controlled, near-liturgical delivery, shadowed by gritty guitar lines from Renn Hawkey. The video features Eugene Hütz of Gogol Bordello, who appears not so much to collaborate as to disrupt—his presence feels less like a cameo and more like a glorious detour into chaos. It’s grief in minor chords, swaggering through distortion and theatrical restraint. Music video directed by : Sam Reiss – Song featured on the album : Midnight Minuet |
19 . Dystinct – Ya Baba (w/ French Montana)
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Date Added : Apr 24,2025
“Ya Baba” entwines Belgian-Moroccan Dystinct’s multilingual rhythms with French Montana’s distinctly transatlantic flow. Channeling North African motifs layered over urban and raï textures, the track hinges on a bilingual interplay that nods to shared heritage more than cross-market opportunism. The title invokes colloquial Arabic, a linguistic wink threaded with cultural memory rather than conceptual depth. Music video directed by : Nadym B
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18 . Scrim – Methamphetamine Blues
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Date Added : Apr 24,2025
Scrim’s “Methamphetamine Blues” opens with a recontextualized clip from Pinegrove’s “Need 2,” injecting a hint of suburban melancholy into a track that trades in shadowy introspection. Weaving through a haze of cloud rap and trap beats with a muted R&B aftertaste, the song sketches a world of grief, chemical dependence, and emotional whiplash. Icy synths and delayed echoes pace his confessions, circling pain like a ritual performed on loop. Music video directed by : Dill35Mm
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17 . Dino Merlin – Sito
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Date Added : Apr 24,2025
“Sito” sees Dino Merlin employing the image of a sieve to filter through life’s glossy veneers and expose what lies beneath. Released in April 2025 on his twelfth studio album, the track leans into irony, threading a metaphor that weighs surfaces against substance with quietly simmering intent. Born Edin Dervišhalidović, Merlin layers the song with the measured introspection of a songwriter unfazed by glitter or sorrow. Music video directed by : Kukla – Song featured on the album : Mi
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16 . Nordo – Willi
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Date Added : Apr 24,2025
“Willi” filters North African rhythms through a Mediterranean-Spanish prism, wrapped in Nordo’s clipped delivery and percussive flow. The Tunisian rapper, born Marwen Jebali, slices through flamenco-tinged beats with verses that feel both grounded and elusive. Released in 2025, the track carves out its own niche somewhere between streetwise swagger and sun-drenched melancholy. Music video directed by : Yassine Tabka – Song featured on the album : Cotinga
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15 . The Yagas – Life Of A Widow
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Date Added : Apr 24,2025
“Life Of A Widow” finds The Yagas veering into prowling alt-metal terrain, led by Vera Farmiga’s controlled, near-liturgical delivery, shadowed by gritty guitar lines from Renn Hawkey. The video features Eugene Hütz of Gogol Bordello, who appears not so much to collaborate as to disrupt—his presence feels less like a cameo and more like a glorious detour into chaos. It’s grief in minor chords, swaggering through distortion and theatrical restraint. Music video directed by : Sam Reiss – Song featured on the album : Midnight Minuet |
14 . Maddox Batson – God Talkin’
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Date Added : Apr 24,2025
In “God Talkin’,” 14-year-old Maddox Batson threads country textures through a pop-inflected framework, musing on personal trials with an earnest tone that steers clear of naiveté. The Birmingham-born singer-songwriter leans into introspection, letting evocative lyrics suggest whispered conversations between teenage faith and lived experience. Still circling the echo of his viral “Tears in the River,” Batson keeps the emotional palette subdued but deliberate. Song featured on the album : First Dance (Ep)
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13 . 6arelyhuman – Make Me Famous (w/ Asteria)
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Date Added : Apr 24,2025
“Make Me Famous” pairs 6arelyhuman with Asteria in a glossy digital clash of high-pitched hooks and synth-streaked angst. Rooted in the neon-hued lineage of Scenecore, the track merges sugar-rushed pop, emo melodrama, and trap percussion into a hyperactive confession booth. 6arelyhuman, born Toby Aaron Hamilton in 2001 in Dallas, draws on the same stylistic palette that fuels his “Sassy Scene” LP and its viral single “Hands Up!”. Music video directed by : Jt Boehme – Song featured on the album : Cute Songs For Gangsters (Ep)
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12 . Shaboozey – Blink Twice (w/ Myles Smith)
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Date Added : Apr 20,2025
“Blink Twice” pairs Nigerian-American artist Shaboozey with British singer Myles Smith in a slow-burning duet about time, identity, and the quiet unraveling beneath surface composure. Balancing regret and restraint, the track lingers on the ambivalence of fame and the emotional whiplash it invites. Shaboozey, whose early work fused hip-hop and country, continues threading genre with introspection. Music video directed by : Logan Meis
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11 . King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard – Deadstick
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Date Added : Apr 20,2025
“Deadstick,” the second single from King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard’s 27th album, snatches its title from the aviation term describing a propeller failure mid-air. The track’s horn-laden arrangement—saxophones, trumpets, trombones—adds turbulence to its lyrical descent into airborne panic, littered with “Mayday!” calls and anxious cabin prayers. In the video, a mock crash unfolds as Joey Walker duck-walks like he’s fleeing disaster with style. Music video directed by : Guy Tyzack – Song featured on the album : Phantom Island
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10 . Dino Merlin – Rudar
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Date Added : Apr 20,2025
“Rudar” marks Dino Merlin’s return after an eleven-year studio silence, surfacing as a 2025 entry on the album “Mi.” Written and composed by Merlin himself, with Adis Sirbubalo shaping the arrangement, the track steps into familiar lyrical terrain—melancholy veiled in metaphor. Born in Sarajevo in 1962, Merlin crafts narratives with the same precision he once applied to his work on Bosnia and Herzegovina’s national anthem. Music video directed by : Kukla – Song featured on the album : Mi
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9 . Michael W. Smith – Arms Around The Sun
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Date Added : Apr 20,2025
Michael W. Smith’s “Arms Around The Sun” lands in April 2025 with a percussive cameo by Jonathan Roumie, sliding from biblical screen roles to the drum kit. The track threads awe at natural beauty through Smith’s familiar palette of spiritual optimism and lyrical sincerity. Expect no existential angst—just a gentle meditation on divine affection with media nods across Christian music outlets. Music video directed by : Harrison Shook
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8 . Vingo – Growing Pains (w/ swetty)
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Date Added : Apr 20,2025
“Growing Pains” pairs Vingo’s low-boil turbulence with swetty’s plaintive edge, tracing the uncomfortable aftermath of a relationship marred by control and emotional sabotage. Over slow-burning instrumentation tinged with soul, the duo trades lines on trauma, introspection, and the messy business of healing, occasionally punctuated by the plea to “let me grieve in peace.” A standalone track, it builds emotional barricades instead of bridges. Music video directed by : Ryota Nagashima – Song featured on the album : Vinny
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7 . Anthony Gomes – True That
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Date Added : Apr 20,2025
“True That” sketches a wry portrait of infidelity set to a gritty fusion of blues and rock. Anthony Gomes uses clipped, sarcastic phrasing—“True that, I know you’re lying, I ain’t buying crocodile crying”—to puncture the performance of remorse. The track plays like a cautionary parable, where betrayal is met not with heartbreak but eye rolls and thinly veiled fury. The guitar work walks the line between swagger and confrontation. Music video directed by : Jamie Brown – Song featured on the album : Praise The Loud
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12 . Shaboozey – Blink Twice (w/ Myles Smith)
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Date Added : Apr 20,2025
“Blink Twice” pairs Nigerian-American artist Shaboozey with British singer Myles Smith in a slow-burning duet about time, identity, and the quiet unraveling beneath surface composure. Balancing regret and restraint, the track lingers on the ambivalence of fame and the emotional whiplash it invites. Shaboozey, whose early work fused hip-hop and country, continues threading genre with introspection. Music video directed by : Logan Meis
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11 . King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard – Deadstick
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Date Added : Apr 20,2025
“Deadstick,” the second single from King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard’s 27th album, snatches its title from the aviation term describing a propeller failure mid-air. The track’s horn-laden arrangement—saxophones, trumpets, trombones—adds turbulence to its lyrical descent into airborne panic, littered with “Mayday!” calls and anxious cabin prayers. In the video, a mock crash unfolds as Joey Walker duck-walks like he’s fleeing disaster with style. Music video directed by : Guy Tyzack – Song featured on the album : Phantom Island
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10 . Dino Merlin – Rudar
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Date Added : Apr 20,2025
“Rudar” marks Dino Merlin’s return after an eleven-year studio silence, surfacing as a 2025 entry on the album “Mi.” Written and composed by Merlin himself, with Adis Sirbubalo shaping the arrangement, the track steps into familiar lyrical terrain—melancholy veiled in metaphor. Born in Sarajevo in 1962, Merlin crafts narratives with the same precision he once applied to his work on Bosnia and Herzegovina’s national anthem. Music video directed by : Kukla – Song featured on the album : Mi
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9 . Michael W. Smith – Arms Around The Sun
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Date Added : Apr 20,2025
Michael W. Smith’s “Arms Around The Sun” lands in April 2025 with a percussive cameo by Jonathan Roumie, sliding from biblical screen roles to the drum kit. The track threads awe at natural beauty through Smith’s familiar palette of spiritual optimism and lyrical sincerity. Expect no existential angst—just a gentle meditation on divine affection with media nods across Christian music outlets. Music video directed by : Harrison Shook
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8 . Vingo – Growing Pains (w/ swetty)
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Date Added : Apr 20,2025
“Growing Pains” pairs Vingo’s low-boil turbulence with swetty’s plaintive edge, tracing the uncomfortable aftermath of a relationship marred by control and emotional sabotage. Over slow-burning instrumentation tinged with soul, the duo trades lines on trauma, introspection, and the messy business of healing, occasionally punctuated by the plea to “let me grieve in peace.” A standalone track, it builds emotional barricades instead of bridges. Music video directed by : Ryota Nagashima – Song featured on the album : Vinny
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7 . Anthony Gomes – True That
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Date Added : Apr 20,2025
“True That” sketches a wry portrait of infidelity set to a gritty fusion of blues and rock. Anthony Gomes uses clipped, sarcastic phrasing—“True that, I know you’re lying, I ain’t buying crocodile crying”—to puncture the performance of remorse. The track plays like a cautionary parable, where betrayal is met not with heartbreak but eye rolls and thinly veiled fury. The guitar work walks the line between swagger and confrontation. Music video directed by : Jamie Brown – Song featured on the album : Praise The Loud
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6 . Jon Bellion – Wash2
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Date Added : Apr 15,2025
After six years of silence, Jon Bellion resurfaces with “Wash,” a meditative piece shaped by his evolution as a husband, father, and producer. The track leans into a subdued introspection, anchored by the mantra “let it wash over me,” equal parts mantra and reckoning. Shot on Iceland’s Mýrdalsjökull glacier, the video mirrors the song’s cool restraint and internal clarity. “Wash” marks a shift—less spectacle, more self.
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5 . NEEDTOBREATHE – I’Ve Got A Story (w/ Tori Kelly)
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Date Added : Apr 15,2025
“I’ve Got a Story” pairs NEEDTOBREATHE’s gravel-edged southern rock with Tori Kelly’s crystalline pop phrasing in a gospel-tinged duet crafted for Amazon’s *House of David* soundtrack. Written during the 2020 pandemic, the track threads themes of collapse, recovery, and spiritual renewal through lyrics shaped by faith and personal reckoning. Recorded with a choir in Nashville’s Choir Room, the video leans into its devotional undertones with cinematic flair.
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4 . Javed Ali – Koyal (w/ Vidhya Gopal)
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Date Added : Apr 15,2025
Blending classical Indian motifs with beat-forward modernity, “Koyal” pairs Javed Ali’s Mumbai-honed precision with Vidhya Gopal’s meticulously layered classical inflections. Produced by Ravator and DIGV, the track threads nostalgia through digital synths, conjuring a sonic space where tradition side-eyes the algorithm. Javed, once shaped by ghazal legend Ghulam Ali’s tutelage, navigates genre with a flexibility that resists categorization.
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3 . Turnstile – Never Enough
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Date Added : Apr 15,2025
On “Never Enough,” Turnstile returns after a four-year pause, channeling both hardcore urgency and grunge textures through flickers of ambient drift and jagged guitar work. The track signals Meg Mills’ entrance, replacing founding guitarist Brady Ebert, a quiet reshuffle hinting at the band’s evolving ethos without jettisoning intensity. Lyrically, the song circles the aching futility of desire, its chorus—“It’s never enough”—a mantra of gnawing dissatisfaction. Song featured on the album : Never Enough
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2 . ERNEST – Gettin’ Gone (w/ Snoop Dogg)
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Date Added : Apr 15,2025
“Gettin’ Gone” aligns country twang with West Coast flow as ERNEST teams up with Snoop Dogg in a cross-genre experiment neither overstated nor accidental. The track originates from a demo casually passed to Snoop, who responded with more eagerness than negotiation, jumping on board without hesitation. Introduced by Jelly Roll, the duo cruises Nashville in a Cadillac dubbed “Snoop DeVille,” raising eyebrows without trying too hard. Signed to ERNEST’s DeVille Records, the release turns the spotlight on hybrid sounds and casual collaborations more organic than engineered. Song featured on the album : The Cadillac Sessions (Ep)
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1 . Amira Elfeky – Forever Overdose
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Date Added : Apr 15,2025
Amira Elfeky’s “Forever Overdose,” released in March 2025, fuses nu-metal and grunge textures with lyrics steeped in emotional volatility. Spinning tales of heartbreak and obsession, the track portrays affection as a slow suffocation, a sentiment summed up in the line, “You pin me under the surface, I’m choking on you.” Elfeky sketches intimacy as a disorder—part infatuation, part affliction—rendering love’s aftermath both corrosive and compulsive. Music video directed by : Colton Mantis – Song featured on the album : Surrender (Ep)
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