Posts in category Tributes

Spoonfed tap into that familiar ache of missed timing on Coulda Been A Good Thing, wrapping midwest emo introspection inside a tight, driving alt rock …

The Notwist reimagine How the Story Ends with a characteristically restless touch, transforming the original’s stark intimacy into something tactile, jangly, and quietly kinetic. Clacking …

Sacred Yearning is a deeply meditative and devotional piece that continues Mark Fenster’s path of using music as a space for healing and connection. Blending …

This Year Na Prophecy finds Segun in full celebration mode, delivering an up tempo Afro Gospel Afrobeat anthem built for movement, joy, and shared belief. …

empty prayer introduces SOFIYA with a sense of quiet confidence, unfolding as a restrained dark pop piece that values tension over release. The track moves …

When The Party Left You leans into that quiet moment after the noise fades, capturing nostalgia and loneliness without losing forward momentum. Indie rock crooner …

If you’re gonna stay wraps heavy emotional weight in a deceptively light folk framework, using warmth and bounce to explore the uneasy stasis of a …

Deep Fuchsia captures the rush of falling headfirst into a love that feels overwhelming, luminous, and slightly dangerous, balancing wide eyed devotion with the quiet …

Cinematic Jams delivers a high energy Afrobeats cut that thrives on movement, release, and late night celebration, driven by tight percussion, a heavy low end, …

Heard Right’s All Night Long is pure late night propulsion, a melodic and progressive cut that locks you into its flow from the first moments …