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Georgi Krastev’s “Man of Mine” song review: soft guitar and piano shape a tranquil, dreamlike indie-folk haze.

Elohim’s “Half Alive” song review: a fast, atmospheric rush with haunting vocals and a chorus that truly opens up.

Elina & James TW’s “Scars” is a tender duet about loving someone for their flaws—soft, honest, and quietly brave.

Miley’s “Secrets” lands as a public peace offering to her dad, set to soft-rock glow with real rock royalty.

eaJ’s “put it on me” is a sleek, 2:11 vow—minimal, mid-tempo, and built to replay on your midnight drive.

“Broken Wings” starts tender then snaps into gear—a hooky first look at No Love For The Middle Child’s new era.

JOA’s “Even If It’s a Lie” is a bright, beat-driven pop confessional—danceable gloss with real feelings underneath.

Seth Gauton’s “Nonchalant” pairs fragile verses with a soaring turn—alt-pop confession that sticks. Out now.

Danny Kuttner’s “Big Mouth” is a jazzy, soul-warm rush—airy vocals, tight groove, and a hook with a playful wink.

Eli Carvajal’s “Forever” pairs soft guitar with tender detail—Tokyo memories, wordplay, and a homespun folk video.