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“Slowing down can be the most productive thing you do.” Maver Talks Creativity, Burnout, and Balance

“Society has this obsession with productivity, like our worth is tied to how much we can get done… It creates this pressure that if you’re not always doing something, you’re falling behind.” This quote is at the heart of “Lazy,” the latest single from Maver, an Australian artist known for his unique blend of alternative pop and indie-dance elements. Teaming up with Sydney artist jnr., Maver channels the fatigue and frustration that many feel in today’s relentless hustle culture. T
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Outside Lands 2024: Music, Culture, and Unforgettable Moments

After 15 years of amazing music, culture and longevity, the sixteenth iteration continued its predecessors legacy. Outside Lands ’24 offered festival goers with a wide range of things to do from Wine Lands for your adults 21+ to even on site mini golf. This years festival was filled from sun up to sundown with some of the best & largest names in Pop, rap, country and house music.
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“A big cheers to being underestimated.” Elle Duke Speaks on Strength, Songs, and Self-Love

“Little by little, a little becomes a lot.” This quote captures the essence of Elle Duke’s journey, as she channels her trials into triumphs through her music. Known for her ability to transform personal pain into universal stories, the young singer-songwriter introduces her latest single, “fragile.” Growing up in a religious family, Elle began to explore her own identity and express herself more freely, as evidenced f.e. by her empowering Bali photos, celebrating her body and personal growth.
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Lissy Taylor revels in single girl summer on ‘Your Girl’

Fresh off a main stage performance at Derbyshire’s Y Not Festival alongside British legends like Noel Gallagher and The Vaccines, Lissy Taylor’s summer is nothing if not busy. With a slew of high profile gigs in the rearview and another in the field, the Stoke-on-Trent native’s also got her hands full with “Your Girl,” a punchy alt-rock ode to being single.
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“And Don’t Forget to BELIEVE IN MAGIC!” WAÏ on His Journey into Music and Debut EP “Liberation”

“I have worked on hundreds of records, but this is the first record I am putting out. I am relieved. It’s been such a long development. It’s a liberation of my soul as I express myself and share it with the world,” shares French-born, New York-based DJ and producer Waël Mechri-Yver, aka WAÏ, about his incredible debut EP released via Still Vor Talent/A Tribe Called Kotori.
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Pilar Victoria gets personal on poignant new single ‘Dancing In The Sand’

Pilar Victoria is only 18 years old, but she’s hardly a rookie. Having released her debut single, “Wilted Flower,” at just 13, the Argentine-American teenager has racked up millions of streams and reportedly major label interest as well. Her latest, “Dancing In The Sand,” arrives courtesy of a collaboration with Grammy-winning producer Happy Perez and a relationship that went awry.
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Emily James: Finding Beauty in the Depths of Emotion with her new EP

Wow, discovering Emily James is a heartwarming experience. Her songs are a balm to the soul, her voice akin to a fine wine that gets better with each note. As we immerse ourselves in her new album, we are deeply enveloped by the vibe, the touching lyrics, and the great songwriting. Emily dives into the depths of human emotion without ever resorting to clichés. Everyone can find a piece of themselves in the themes she explores.
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Tomos Eames Reflects on Loss in His New Single “Black on the Other Side”

Losing someone, whether through an accident, illness, or any other tragic circumstance, is something deeply heartbreaking. Tomos Eames’ latest release, “Black on the Other Side,” captures this visceral emotion and channels it into a raw musical tribute. “Black on the Other Side,” draws deeply from Tomos’ personal experience of losing his father to cancer during his twenties.
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Behind the Beats: Juno Mamba’s Reflections on Life, Slow Dreams, and Identity

“Like these dreams, the whole process of revisiting experiences as a kid growing up in Ballarat heightened that feeling of wanting to go back and experience those memories again.” In our interview, we delve into the creative mind behind Juno Mamba, the Filipino-Australian electronic music producer whose upcoming EP, Cold Rush, is a heartfelt homage to his hometown of Ballarat.
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Grab Your Chance to Win 2×2 Full Weekend Tickets for PAROOKAVILLE 2024!

Created as a vibrant and artistic haven, PAROOKAVILLE invites you to connect with yourself, build genuine relationships, and find true happiness. It’s an amazing world of freedom and love, where everyone’s individuality is celebrated. We are offering you a chance to step into the city of dreams! We’re giving away 2×2 Regular Full Weekend Visa + Base Camp, including one parking ticket per winner for PAROOKAVILLE 2024.
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Norwood Drops New Single “Hunger” from Upcoming Album

“Hunger” captures the essence of Nordwood’s songwriting style. This song is for those who appreciate music that subtly winds its way into the listener’s consciousness, with occasionally crooked tones meandering together to form a rough yet harmonious soundscape. It can be music that stimulates your thoughts, flowing into your mind in unexpected ways. And also the story behind the song, as Nordwood explains, is a reflection on spiritual and material hunger, inspired by a melody stuck in his brain and the Sylvester the Cat phrase “sufferin’ succotash.”
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Video Premiere: Pale Grey’s ‘EVE’—A Story of Struggle and Strength

Pale Grey, the innovative Belgian quartet, just dropped their latest single “EVE”, a continuation of their hauntingly evocative style. Following their album “Waves”, this new release digs deeper into the complex interplay of personal and societal stories. Musically, it is an enchanting blend of electronica, dream pop, and elements of hip-hop abstraction. In the accompanying music video, the band embarks on a bus journey, an ordinary setting that quickly becomes a backdrop for exploring profound themes.
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“Saying no to something means saying yes to yourself.” Elina Segall Talks Debut Single, Empowerment, and Artistic Vision

Finding yourself is a difficult path where you have to admit that you will never reach the end. Because there is no such thing as a ready-made personality, the waves of life are too strong, constantly spurring you on to new challenges, forcing you to adapt and grow. Elina Segall embodies this journey with grace and resilience, both in her life and her music. As she puts it, “Saying no to something means saying yes to yourself,” a mantra that affirms throughout her work.