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The Song Remains The Same
Introduction I once did a Runaway Train playlist. I intended it to be ten songs about trains, but I found ten songs with the same title.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 10 months ago in Beat
Rate-O-Rama #36: The First Cut is the Deepest
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By Rick Henry Christopher 10 months ago in Beat
Havilah Tower's "Open Wide" is a Stirring Portrait of Quiet Transformation
With her newest single "Open Wide", singer songwriter Havilah Tower delivers a beautifully composed, emotionally resonant piece of cinematic folk pop that doesn’t shout to be heard - it whispers, steadily and unshakably.
By Whitney Miller10 months ago in Beat
Fire or Ice: Ecological Responsibility in Trap Music
In a musical landscape often dominated by themes of luxury, survival, and swagger, “Fire or Ice” by Iska Tribe stands apart — not because it abandons intensity, but because it redirects it. Written by Nigerian-born poet and music producer Rotimi Ogunjobi, the track is a charged meditation on ecological destruction, global inaction, and the moral crisis at the heart of climate change.
By Timi Ogunjobi10 months ago in Beat
DJ Peter Doyard Levels Up with Hard-Hitting Debut Single “Next Level”
In a music world that never stops evolving, DJ Peter Doyard has arrived with a sound that demands attention. Bursting onto the scene with style, confidence, and an ear for impactful production, Doyard introduces himself to the world with his debut single, Next Level.
By mysoundMusic10 months ago in Beat
Fahda Romie: The Quasar of Jamaican Dancehall-Trap Fusion
Born and raised on the vibrant island of Jamaica, Fahda Romie—real name Jerome Downes—is an emerging musical force redefining the boundaries of genre and geography. With roots deep in the rich soil of Jamaican culture and an ear attuned to the global soundscape, Fahda Romie blends the raw, pulsating energy of dancehall with the gritty edge of American trap and the hard-hitting patterns of UK drill.
By mysoundMusic10 months ago in Beat
Ten K: Built in the North, Headed for More. Rising prodigy from West Nipissing!
Ten K – From West Nipissing With Ambition West Nipissing, tucked away in Northern Ontario, might not be the first place people look for hip-hop’s next rising star—but Ten K is changing that narrative with every verse. With a raw delivery, sharp lyricism, and an unshakable hustle, Ten K is carving out his lane as one of the most promising new voices in Canadian rap.
By Ten K10 months ago in Beat
Stephen Dane’s “Leave a Light On” Illuminates the Pop Music Scene
Emerging pop artist Stephen Dane is making waves with the release of his latest single, Leave a Light On, which dropped on April 2, 2025. The heartfelt track is a testament to his growing artistry, showcasing his signature blend of emotional lyricism, smooth vocals, and polished pop production. If you’re looking to discover a fresh voice in pop music—or just need your next feel-good anthem—Dane’s new single deserves a spot on your playlist.
By mysoundMusic10 months ago in Beat
MY EVERYTHING: YoKen’s Four-Track Flex of Falsetto, Feels, and Flawless Production
Rapid Review of YoKen ''My Everything" EP Beats: 9/10 Lyrics: 8/10 - Concepts: 6/10 Rollout: na/10 Replay Value: 8/10
By NWO SPARROW10 months ago in Beat
A Beginner’s Guide to Enjoying Jazz Music
Jazz is a beautiful and exciting form of music, but for many beginners, it can feel confusing or overwhelming. With its free-flowing style, unexpected turns, and lack of lyrics in many cases, jazz might sound like a mystery at first. But don’t worry—once you understand a few basics and know where to start, you can learn to enjoy jazz just like any other kind of music. Here’s a simple guide to help you begin your jazz journey without feeling lost.
By ibrahim khan10 months ago in Beat
Michael Jackson’s HIStory 30th Anniversary
Michael Jackson’s 1995 double album HIStory: Past, Present and Future, Book I, is one of the most impressive album. As a double album, the first disc is known as HIStory Begins, consist of the King of Pop’s fifteen greatest hits. This includes Billie Jeans, The Way You Make Me Feel, Rock With You, Bad, Remember The Time, etc. The second disc is known as HIStory Continues, is the ninth studio album of the singer’s career. Tracks like Scream, They Don’t Care About Us, Stangers in Moscow, You Are Not Alone, Earth Song, and much more makes this album unique at the time. With a multiple genres blending greatly, as well as the features added to the albums identity. This reflects issues like environmental awareness, isolation, greed, and injustice. Several of the album's new songs pertain to the child sexual abuse allegations made against Jackson in 1993 and Jackson's perceived mistreatment by the media. Overall, it’s the most impressive album to be created.
By Bass Man Eddie10 months ago in Beat
K-Syran: Music with Heart, Power, and Purpose
In a world where the music industry is often driven by fleeting trends, K-Syran stands out as a bold, genre-defying force who continues to chart her own path—literally and figuratively. With two U.S. Billboard chart hits, six Top 10 dance tracks, and even a United Nations anthem to her name, K-Syran’s career is nothing short of dynamic.
By mysoundMusic10 months ago in Beat