Singles
“Blue” by Space Memory Effect
“Blue” by Space Memory Effect feels like the beginning of a story as much as it feels like a song relationally, creatively, and emotionally. As the first track written by…
“On My Mind (Acoustic Version)” by Aria
“On My Mind (Acoustic Version)” by Aria is a reminder that sometimes the most powerful version of a song is the simplest one. Stripped of all production layers and recorded…
Dr. Evangelos Viazis – “Kapodistrias: A Nation Betrayed” | A Sonic Reckoning of History, Conscience, and Political Tragedy
“Kapodistrias: A Nation Betrayed” by Dr. Evangelos Viazis is a historical reckoning rendered through sound. Inspired by Giannis Smaragdis’ cinematic film Kapodistrias, the track reimagines the life, leadership, and assassination…
“Reflections Below” by Kevin Keller
“Reflections Below” by Kevin Keller is a quiet, luminous passage into a carefully constructed spiritual soundworld. As a solo release from his forthcoming studio album, the track marks a profound…
“? Myself (with Era 51)” by southpaw
“? Myself (with Era 51)” is less a conventional single and more a quiet statement of intent — a sonic manifesto for what southpaw represents as an artist and cultural…
“WHITE LIE: CAROLYN’S STORY” by Chris Oledude
“WHITE LIE: CAROLYN’S STORY” seeks confrontation. Chris Oledude, Wendy A. Ward, and Lindsey Wilson craft a piece of music that feels more like a reckoning than a composition, using sound…
“Found the Way” by Magdi Aboul-Kheir
With “Found the Way,” Magdi Aboul-Kheir offers a moment of quiet revelation—one that unfolds not through grand gestures, but through patience, restraint, and emotional clarity. Taken from his album The…
“Don’t String Me Along” by Attack the Sound
Attack the Sound’s “Don’t String Me Along” arrives like a breath of fresh air for anyone who has ever found themselves lingering too long in an emotional grey area. From…
“I Am Punjabi” by Zero
Zero’s “I Am Punjabi” is a calm, assured declaration of self that feels grounded, intentional, and deeply personal. Released in December 2025, the track arrives without theatrics or over-explanation, which…
“Over The Moon” by J. Terrell
J. Terrell’s “Over The Moon” arrives like a quiet confession whispered under a night sky, perfectly timed for Valentine’s Day but far removed from the usual glossy declarations of romance.…