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Sofia Mathiasen’s “4A” is a poignant journey into the depths of self-reflection and the bittersweet ache of love lost. This song isn’t just a melody;

ME ND ADAM’s “If I Could Take You Back in Time” is a delightful blast from the pop-punk past, a sugary-sweet dose of nostalgia that

Alright, music nerds, buckle up. ASHY’s “Ottoman” just rearranged my brain furniture. This isn’t your grandma’s synth-pop; this is synth-pop on a caffeine bender, doing

SkyDxddy’s “Mortal Kombat” delivers a knockout punch, blending raw energy with ethereal vocals in a surprisingly compelling package. The track immediately grabs you with its

Theater kids and pop-punk aficionados, gather ’round. Johnny Manchild and the Poor Bastards just dropped a gem called “Already Over (Smile Honey),” and it’s like

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Jay Fade’s “Keep Cool (#FADEFRIDAYS 001)” is a breath of fresh, yet familiar, air for hip-hop heads. This track perfectly encapsulates the golden era vibe,