Mokita releases newest single of 2020, orchestral ‘Colorblind’.

Nashville native John-Luke Carter aka Mokita has released his first single for 2020, a gloriously orchestral pop infused tune, titled ‘Colorblind’. Multi-talented Mokita is not only a singer-songwriter but is also a producer in his own right, keeping his artistry flowing from beginning to end of each song he creates. Known by many for his…

Rapta sets the pace for 2020 with fiesty new number ‘Energy Therapy.’

Boston Born Rapta is clearly setting the pace this 2020 by having already dropped his first single ‘Energy Therapy’ on the 10th of January via 2DEX. Featuring melodic elements derived from R&B, pop and various electronic elements this genre blending track is sure to appeal to a multitude of music lovers. With a strong, powerful…

FIVE: Stockholm based artist Cape Lion releases moody visuals for ‘Deceiving’ and walks us through five of his favourite tracks

Stockholm based artist Cape Lion releases moody visuals for ‘Deceiving’ and walks us through five of his favourite tracks. The cinematic track pulls from various elements form a number of genres, from electronica to pop, R&B and synth-wave. The accompanying video perfectly captures the soundscape, taking the viewer on a beguiling journey through the heart…

HARINA releases unique Climate Crisis Xmas song ‘Last Christmas’.

HARINA releases a quirky new take on the standard Christmas carol, featuring melodies from ‘Carol Of the Bells’. Veering away from the typical chirpy, happy seasonal songs, HARINA has chosen to revamp the retro and give it a new, futuristic and Trap induced twist. Not only is this a rather unique take on a Xmas…

Australian trio daste. return on nostalgic new single ‘What If?’

Australian trio daste. return on nostalgic new single ‘What If?’. It weaves a tale of hypotheticals, and moving forwards regardless of the outcome. Driven by a bold bass line, glassy guitars and impressively melodic vocal lines ‘What If?’ is a sonic step forward for the band – who are already impressing listeners and curators alike….