Glitch Project, ‘NBR’

Words By Joey Rochert.

‘NBR’ is the latest instalment in Glitch Projects’ self-discovery series. When compared to their previous track, the music on this one from the Italian two-piece is even more gripping! The rock edge gets even more of a look in here, and it produces a whole different experience.

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Glitch Project have a long list of songs under their hood, but they appear to reinvent themselves with each new opportunity. On ‘NBR’, they cleverly switch things around a lot, and the framework frequently changes, especially as the song progresses.

Maida’s vocals are scorching, and Federica proves her class with a stimulating instrumental.


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Freeelevel, ‘New Year Song’

Words By Joey Rochert.

One of the best ways to celebrate the new year is with a solid year-opening anthem, which we get with Freelevel’s ‘New Year Song.’

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The Swedish band exudes palpable energy, and they incorporate some of their New Year enthusiasm into all of us. It’s instant feel-good material that gives us all a positive outlook for the coming year. Anna’s vocals are strong, and she gives a strong performance throughout. In addition, the music is exciting, leaving us hooked and itching for more.


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Mujinzo, ‘Delhi Station Drift’

Words By Joey Rochert.

Mujinzo, the Australian based musician, uses a unique blend of acoustic and electronic components to create a getaway from current mayhem. He avoids the orthodoxy of contemporary music and instead takes an immediately indenting path.

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‘Delhi Station Drift,’ his latest single off the same-named EP, is a melodic joy, with many structural shifts and styles colliding to create a soundscape unlike any other. The route is memorable, and it ushers him into a new realm, with the EP’s four other tracks solidifying his place in history.


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No Serial Killer, ‘I Luv Myself’

Words By Joey Rochert.

‘I Luv Myself’, by No Serial Killer, is the band’s new single, and it has left us wondering if there is any better way to ring in the new year than with a little rock and roll and some self-admiration?

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AKM, the leading man, is known for experimenting with his music, and he does not disappoint here, grabbing the ears and transporting the mind to a place where the most incredible sounds belong. The drums are immediately captivating, and the mood shifts to an optimistic state as soon as they strike the lugs. The guitar riffs are energising, and Erika’s vocals are fantastic.


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The Lucky 13s, ‘Ain’t Got No Money’

Words By Joey Rochert.

The Lucky 13s’ latest single, ‘Ain’t Got No Money,’ is right on point, with a sound that will have you grabbing it like a kid at a candy store! The adventure is riveting, and all of the performances are exceptional!

The Lucky 13s

The newly signed Hillside Global band takes centre stage here, kicking off their year with a bang! Jamie Johnson’s vocals infuse every aspect of the production with passion, and the variety of sounds and styles that emerge as the music progresses keeps us on our toes the entire time.


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Elnoir, ‘Colored Transmission Waves’

Words By Joey Rochert.

Elnoir, the Italian alt-pop musician, leaves no stone unturned in her pursuit of quenching the thirst of all alt-pop aficionados. Moreover, her most recent release, ‘X-Ray,’ is the remedy that many have been yearning for this year!

Elnoir

The singer fits nicely into the present scene while still creating a unique sound of her own, taking cues from the greats! Her vocal is enthralling, and she backs it up with a performance that rivals some of the game’s biggest names.


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Victoria Moralez , ‘Colored Transmission Waves’

Words By Joey Rochert.

Victoria Moralez’s new release, ‘Colored Transmission Waves’, is another feast for the ears.

Victoria Moralez

The Swedish artist’s latest single is everything we could have dreamed of right now! Her voice gleams like a bright star, and she takes us on an incredible journey. Her tones blend in well with the enticing musical instrumental, and her insertion of new elements and structural alterations make us want to hit the reply button as soon as it ends.


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Raphael Klemm, ‘Dig Our Hole’

Words By Joey Rochert.

Raphael Klemm, the Swiss musician, has released a new song called “Dig Our Hole.”

Raphael Klemm

It’s difficult not to fall in love with this new release from the forward-thinking musician. He successfully puts his concept into action, introducing a new indie electronic pop edge while remaining true to the style that drove him so far. His vocals are captivating, and his message is thought-provoking, resulting in an adventure that you won’t find anywhere else.


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King Royal, ‘Wholelottaguap’

Words By Joey Rochert.

With his new single, ‘Wholelottaguap’, King Royal is sending a shockwave through hip hop.

King Royal

King Royal offers one of the most captivating performances to emerge from the scene in recent times, grabbing our attention right away and keeping us fascinated for the duration. His passion is evident, and he doesn’t hold back when it comes to his prowess, which rises to the top of the mix with vigour! The music is equally as powerful, with energy flowing from every note.


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Julia Thomsen, ‘Winter Love’

Words By Joey Rochert.

Julia Thomsen has ‘Winter Love,’ and she’s sharing it with her latest classic festive composition. The single comes after ‘Winter Rejoice’. While they both tread a similar journey to utopia, they bring something fresh to the forefront of holiday music.

Julia Thomsen

A slew of sounds appear in ‘Winter Love,’ keeping us on our toes while Julia serenades us with her lovely classical arrangement. She allows us to escape the madness of the pre-Christmas season and transports us to a place where we truly belong: a peaceful realm awash in wonder.


Photo Credit: Julia Thomsen.