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Slay Raché Isn’t Here for Your Halfway Love — and “Good Thing” Makes That Crystal Clear

Some songs feel like silk sheets slipping off your shoulders—Good Thing is not that song. Slay Raché’s latest release doesn’t whisper; it stares you down, wipes its tears, and walks out the door in slow motion.  After sending late-night pulses with her last single “After Hours,” the genre-blurring artist returns with “Good Thing,” a track […]

August 22, 2025
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MTS Records Gears Up for a Genre-Spanning Fall 2025

This fall, MTS Management Group and MTS Records are lining up one of their boldest, most varied release schedules yet. The label’s upcoming slate crosses musical borders—mixing high-energy metal with a message, breezy Americana, heartfelt country, retro-flavored pop, and songs that dig deep into personal storytelling. From August through September, fans will hear music that […]

August 20, 2025
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MOONLGHT Is The EDM Artist Everyone’s Watching

Dutch-born, Nashville-based DJ, producer, and songwriter MOONLGHT is influencing the evolution of electronic music by blending classic nostalgia with cutting-edge production. Known offstage as acclaimed music talent Stefan Schonewille, he has quickly emerged as one of EDM’s most exciting new voices. MOONLGHT explores creative boundaries and offers a fresh take on modern electronic music with […]

August 12, 2025
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Rip Gerber Teams with Zoë Barry for an Unstoppable Mix of Love, Loss, and High-Speed Thrills in “Limited Speed”

Nashville has never been short on storytellers, but few blend grit and glamour as seamlessly as Rip Gerber. His latest single, Limited Speed, takes listeners on a high-octane journey through the push-and-pull of a love moving at mismatched tempos, joined by professional race car driver Zoë Barry for the ride. In a city where slow-burn […]

August 8, 2025
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Orchid in the Ivy releases a punk rock cover of “Beds Are Burning” in a world grappling with change

Orchid in the Ivy’s punk rock cover of the Midnight Oil classic “Beds Are Burning” could not have come at a better time, in light of ongoing global dynamics, despite coming nearly four decades after the original. “The song explores the challenges Aboriginal Australians have faced, including the loss of land linked to developments such […]

August 7, 2025
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How Two Music Startups Turned Templates Into Educational Tools

In a market saturated with low-quality sample packs and template stores, AbletonTemplate.com and FLStudioTemplate.com provide resources that focus on accuracy, reliability, and professionalism. As music producers themselves, the team behind these platforms is delivering high-quality, genre-accurate templates to help producers create professional tracks while improving their skills. What Are Sample Packs and Music Production Templates? […]

August 5, 2025
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Myke Towers Unveils ‘Island Boyz,’ His Most Ambitious Album Yet

Puerto Rican reggaeton star Myke Towers has dropped his sixth studio album, “Island Boyz,” a sprawling 23-track project that showcases his Caribbean roots while pushing into new sonic territory. The album, released July 17, features collaborations with Quevedo, De La Ghetto, Manuel Turizo, and Nigerian artist Omah Lay, among others. The project marks a departure […]

August 4, 2025
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Jackson Breit and Paula DeAnda Breathe New Life Into a 2000s Classic With “Walk Away”

There is always risk in covering a song that feels sacred. Paula DeAnda’s 2006 hit Walk Away (Remember Me) is one of those songs that never really left the room. But in Jackson Breit’s latest reimagining, he does more than revisit the track. He rebuilds it with reverence and restraint, letting the original’s emotion simmer […]

August 1, 2025
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