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June6xteen’s "Me Myself & I"
There’s a luminous quality to June6xteen’s "Me Myself & I" that feels like sunlight breaking through storm clouds. Her vocals, full of soul and conviction, carry a message of independence and courage, wrapped in a lush soundscape of vibrant beats and ethereal synths. It’s a track that doesn’t just ask you to listen—it invites you to feel, to dance, and to embrace your own journey of self-empowerment. June6xteen has created a piece of music that feels both deeply personal and universally uplifting, leaving a lasting impression on the heart.
Charlie Turner ‘Mrs Other’
With ‘Mrs Other,’ Charlie Turner cements his place as a pioneer in blending jazz with modern rock and punk sensibilities. The single encapsulates a poignant mix of vulnerability and defiance, charting the emotional terrain of early adulthood with unflinching honesty. Turner's knack for building tension and release shines through, with moments of delicate introspection giving way to electrifying crescendos. From the first note to the last, ‘Mrs Other’ feels like a conversation between Turner and his listeners—a heartfelt confession that somehow feels universal. It’s a must-listen for anyone seeking music that resonates as deeply as it grooves.
Jake Exavier ‘Voodoo’
"Voodoo" is Jake Exavier at his best—soulful, magnetic, and deeply personal. The song captivates with its laid-back groove, where Jake’s smooth vocal delivery meets a richly layered production. Infused with Louisiana’s cultural essence, the track masterfully balances introspection with universal relatability. With catchy melodies and a sultry vibe, Jake has crafted a standout R&B anthem that effortlessly blends old-school charm with contemporary flair.
BLVDS ‘Two Sides’
BLVDS has stepped up their game with "Two Sides," a track that blends moody Synthwave with sharp metal undertones for a sound that’s anything but predictable. The Montana-based duo—Ryan Hayes and Jake Goldberg—infuse their diverse musical backgrounds into the song’s DNA, creating a rich tapestry of sound that’s as layered and unpredictable as the band itself. The track shifts effortlessly between atmospheric darkness and high-energy electric riffs, calling to mind the anthemic feel of Dayseeker mixed with the cinematic grandeur of Retrowave. "Two Sides" is a thrilling ride from start to finish, with its haunting melodies and genre-blurring influences pushing the boundaries of what Synthwave can be.
Muscle Memory ‘Get Lost’
Muscle Memory’s latest single, “Get Lost,” showcases their signature blend of live performance energy and electronic mastery. With a shimmering synthpop production that channels the best of Fleetwood Mac's rich harmonies and Giorgio Moroder's polished, dance-driven sound, the duo continues to break boundaries. The track’s accompanying remixes—one from disco revivalists Midnight Magic and another acid-infused take by Reker and Tapper themselves—ensure it will dominate dance floors and playlists alike. As veterans of indie rock and the NYC dance scene, they effortlessly fuse live performance excitement with infectious dance grooves, making “Get Lost” a must-listen for fans of both worlds.