Luis Morrison, ‘Ultraviolet’

Words By Joey Rochert.

‘Ultraviolet’, Luis Morrison’s debut single, can’t go wrong! The singer-songwriter from the United Kingdom’s Midlands does things his way, and the sounds he creates have us clinging to the speakers like chewy on the bottom of a sneaker.

The crunchy guitars catch our attention with their virility, and the bass lead and drum beat have us tapping our feet long after the song has ended. Luis has a great voice, and despite this being his first release, he does not sound inexperienced. Furthermore, he possesses a level of skill comparable to that of the game’s best players, and if he continues on this road, he will be giving the chart-toppers a run for their money.

Check it out below.


Photo Credit: Luis Morrison.

BContheTrack, ‘Feel Me’

Words By Joey Rochert.

BContheTrack and Beaux collaborate on one of the most engaging rnb tunes in recent memory.

The producer and beatmaker smashes it with vigour, synergising seamlessly with Beaux, who delivers an outstanding rap performance. The song stands out for all the right reasons, and it hits home with a narrative that many people will find familiar.

As the track progresses, many sounds emerge, adding to the experience, and as it closes, we are itching to hit the replay button.

You can take a listen below.


Photo Credit: BContheTrack.

Julia Thomsen, ‘Precious’

Words By Joey Rochert.

‘Precious,’ Julia Thomsen’s latest release, is capturing hearts all around the globe.

The release is quintessential, Julia, a lovely reflection of the world and a reminder of how valuable our surroundings are! Her art is the product of many years spent in nature, and she has a remarkable ability to resonate via her piano performance.

The composer employs innovative structures and tactics to detach from life’s stresses, capturing an irresistible spirit and generating difficult-to-find relaxation.

Listen to ‘Precious’ below to unwind.


Photo Credit: Julia Thomsen.

Freelevel, ‘Don’t Be Sad’

Words By Joey Rochert.

Freelevel from Sweden are back with ‘Don’t Be Sad’. The track follows the early 22′ delivery ‘New Year Song’, boasting a similar vibe of optimism and positivity.

‘Don’t Be Sad’ confronts our antagonistic feelings and thoughts, stating that while things may not always be ideal, we should not focus on the negative and instead find hope in even the most difficult circumstances.

The guitar opens the song and Anna, the frontwoman, rises quickly, showcasing her vocal prowess. The intensity levels reach an all-time high in the midsection before concluding and reminding us to keep pushing on.

You can take a listen below.


Photo Credit: Adam Giles Levy.

Adam Giles Levy, ‘Wild Earth’

Words By Joey Rochert.

Adam Giles Levy explores with his new track ‘Wild Earth’, bringing a new bluesy folk edge to modern music. It is from his new album, ‘Wake Of Disarray’, which will drop later this year.

The Surrey-born singer/songwriter has been perfecting his craft for several years, and his dedication to developing a unique sound is paying off. Furthermore, ‘Wild Earth’ incorporates a variety of styles, making for a novel encounter that leaves us wanting more.

You can listen below | Adam Giles Levy On Instagram > @adamgileslevy


Photo Credit: Adam Giles Levy.

AboGod, ‘Chosen’

Words By Joey Rochert.

AboGod expresses himself without ambiguity on his latest release, ‘Chosen’. The star rapper from the United States bursts onto the scene, bringing a message that hits home for all the right reasons.

‘Chosen’ is a one-of-a-kind experience that is impossible to overlook! Furthermore, the song is a voyage through spirituality and religion, and AboGod smashes it with a thought-provoking rap delivery that stands out among contemporaries in the same genre. His lyrics are indenting, and he talks about growing closer to God and having faith.

Check it out below.


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Spider Plant, ‘Day In’

Words By Joey Rochert.

Spider Plant, the British electronic songwriter, has given us a present in the form of his new single, ‘Day In.’ It’s the follow-up to the producers’ last work, ‘Welcome,’ which was released earlier in 2022.

The London-based songwriter strikes with ardour on this track, and his quality seeps through immediately. The path is calm and peaceful, and the soundtrack transports us far from our seats. Furthermore, Spider Plant has us completely intrigued, and his musical creation is riveting, leaving us hungry for more when it’s over.

Check it out below. Also, be sure to follow Spider Plant on Instagram here.

More information at https://www.spiderplantmusic.com/.


Photo Credit: Spider Plant.

Deanna Chase, ‘Work It Out’

Words By Joey Rochert.

Deanna Chase takes us on a journey we will not forget in a hurry with her new single, ‘Work It Out’. It is a track that grabs our attention immediately, and the singer from the United Kingdom smashes it right away.

The singer shines brightly with a sound that is difficult to come by these days, fusing modern rnb with the best pop textures from the past to create something unique. Her performance is energising, and she does not hold back when demonstrating her abilities!

Check it out below. Also, be sure to follow Deanna on Instagram here.


Photo Credit: Deanna Chase.

Christie Reeves, ‘Thaw’

Words By Joey Rochert.

Christie Reeves is making a name for herself this week with her new track, ‘Thaw’. The track is now available, and you won’t want to miss it!

The singer-songwriter has been polishing her art for some years, and ‘Thaw’ takes her to a new level of sophistication. It is poignant, and it portrays the journey of discovering our true selves. It’s a narrative that many people will find familiar, and Christie expresses herself without dissonance. Her vocals are full of flavour, and the music is memorable.

Check it out below.


Photo Credit: Christie Reeves.

Amun El, ‘Freedom’

Words By Joey Rochert.

Amun El’s latest song, ‘Freedom,’ is to send a shockwave through the hip hop realm!

‘Freedom’, with a unique structure, is everything we could have hoped for from an artist of Amun’s calibre. The tune stands out from the start, and its infectious cadence sends hairs flying on the back of the neck skyward. The narrative is powerful, and Amun drives home the point with a storey about seeking freedom and finding autonomy.

Check it out below.


Photo Credit: Amun El.