California based Mexican/Yemeni artist, Mike Quintor ’s latest project "TRANCE" arrives in neon glow and private thoughts, in a record that feels less manufactured than lived in, like a diary with a beat. The album creates a vibe that slips in through an open window at 2 a.m., sits on the edge of the bed, and starts telling you personal secrets. Reportedly recorded in parked cars and solitary rooms, it carries a scent of late nights and unanswered texts. Quintor invites lis

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Some songs make you dance. Others make you think. "Feel Good Vibes" ,  the latest single from the British singer-songwriter TaniA...

Every now and then, an album emerges that feels less like a collection of songs and more like an invitation into someone’s soul. Céline...

There’s something irresistible about the way YungBart merges his multi-faceted artistry into one cohesive project. A music producer,...

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