http://https://open.spotify.com/album/5s02KPkBjMkrz9zUJBWXDA?si=wm699T9KRDqFyL_7JogP3Q https //To say that this album is a reinvention if Black Metal, is to state the obvious at it’s most basic level// Coming off the front pages of Bandcamp, yet the dark recesses of Spotify, this album reinvents not only Black Metal, but each genre it touches. Blending together a potent mix of S...

ELEMENTS : Lofi & Hip Hop Sessions Full  Vibe tracks in  a smooth and chill sension climate of hiphop beats nad breaks ,guitar and bass , into a groovy  blending sounds ! Beats to study ,chill ! Dont forget to Subscribe  for new releases and songs !

The indie Artist, AMSENTIO begins his career releasing songs from soundcloud. More than half of these songs were recorded on his iphone with Garageband and some even produced by him, including "feel me cry", "broke" "celestial soul" and many more! This artist hopes to gain recognition by continuing to compose unique/diverse music . The Atlanta native is only 19 and just getting started!

‎Actors and Systems - EP by Evan Anderson ‎Album · 2019 · 6 Songs music.apple.com Would love if you checked out my newest EP, Thank you it means the world! :)

‎25/8 - Single by Athalie ‎Album · 2019 · 1 Song music.apple.com Hello my name is Athalie and I’d like to submit my song 25/8 for consideration. This track really embodies the idea going the extra mile when things seems tough. I hope you enjoy. My social media handle is @Atha1ie. Thank you again 🙏🏾

My first EP is being released. This is the end of chapter one. Altered Reality is about the impact of choices and decisions that may stray from the “right path”. The EP has themes of loyalty, love, betrayal, friendship, hardships, relationships, religion, redemption, pain, choices, and other themes that you can hear in the EP. Hafto - Altered Reality Get early access to new mu...

 The song Second Chances is the second song from the EP, Altered Reality. It is about forgiveness for the mistakes I have made with people as well as me trying to reach an understanding as to why as well. The song also details acceptance in the mistakes I have made as well as trying to redeem myself. The song ends with a cheers to the past and ready for a new beginning. 

Youth is at war with everything, including itself. When we young, we are desperate to be experts in people, and how their actions impose or reward us, and the extent to which we’re curtailed by sadness, locked down, tired of fitting in. There are two halves to self-definition – being yourself free of influence, or taking other personalities for people who ask you to do so. Billie Eilish is cau...

Great art so often comes from dark, restless places. Creative trailblazers channel inner turmoil into their work as a cathartic measure, exorcising demons through the stroke of a paintbrush or punch of a piano key.  But in Scott Hansen, we have an artist who oozes a rare sense of total contentment; a figure who’s found a way to open blissful aural floodgates and altruistically invited us to co...

There are artists, and there are Artists. We sometimes have to catch ourselves even using the term at all, as pop music is such an ephemeral process.

This is the story of how I listened to this six-hour work in one sitting, and came closer to existential dread than I think I will ever want to. Ever.

Great art so often comes from dark, restless places. Creative trailblazers channel inner turmoil into their work as a cathartic measure, exorcising demons through the stroke of a paintbrush or punch of a piano key.

For the record, I’m not saying Ed Sheeran is abhorrent. He’s fine. He plays an instrument. He does Glasto on his todd and has cool tricks with a pedal

Sometimes I Be Introvert, a frequently impressive piece of music, strains to capture the complex world that Simz wants to fix.

  Crash’s cover makes me smile. You might prefer the deluxe take in which Charli XCX, crouched slightly further from us, is caked in blood, her hair in gore-licked strands. But I like the surreal perfection of Charli the popstar, unmarked and glamorous, cracking your windshield on a clear day. It’s as if we have driven into her unexpectedly and she’s none the worse for it. Actually, she’s comi...

In Tyler, The Creator's sixth and probably most emblematic album, we are invited to hit the gas. We move forward in space, but backwards in time.

These 12 months have been momentous for me, and music became the single reliable thing I could take anywhere – something to cling onto, to break ice with, to carry like shrunk friends in a pocket for flights and walks home. I’ve never been more aware

It happens at once, together, like a murmuration of starlings changing course. There’s a young guy onstage, his face long and stabby and white as a...

We’re halfway through 2023 and critics are slouching towards their Best Records Of The Year So Far lists. They’re rarely happy about it. If dicing releases every 12 months is arbitrary, then six months is labor on a factory line, wood chips for the content mill. But this year, I feel like they hate these lists more than usual. They’re having a hard time picking much. And maybe you are, too. P...

If hell is other people, then heaven is missing them. As messy as our breakups, fallouts and moral scuffles can be, at least we know we care enough to think about those friends and partners we’ve lost. That’s clarity, maybe. Peace. We’re in love with a memory. We can reshape those relationships to suit who we are now. And now. And perhaps after a sad wank. On her second album, SZA builds hers...

“Fast.” That’s how Eminem described the making of The Marshall Mathers LP 1 in 2013. He was on Big Tigger’s guest chair for another edition of Rap City, rap’s longest running hip hop TV show. Its jovial host, sitting forward with cue cards in his lap, asked Em for a single word on each of his albums – how he was feeling and how he may’ve laid it down. And he just says, “I almost didn’t feel in...