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‘ The Works’ Album by Lo van Gorp: Sophisticated Perfection

Vera — Wed, 18 Jun 2025 12:17:08 +0000

Dutch artist Lo van Gorp returns with a new album, ‘The Works’, a masterful follow-up to his acclaimed debut, True Friends. Known for his smooth vocals and sophisticated Yacht Rock sensibility, Lo crafts an elegant, deeply personal concept album. Each of the 11 tracks carries an archetypal title such as The Magician, The Spectator, The Rebel, The Lover, and more, allowing him to explore universal human themes with warmth and nuance.

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The Works blends polished AOR arrangements with soulful vocals and jazzy touches, reflecting Lo’s extensive experience as a backing vocalist and saxophonist alongside icons like Al Jarreau, Chaka Khan, and Paul Carrack. Tracks like The Spectator stand out, offering sharp lyrical commentary on digital voyeurism and the struggle between passive observation and active participation in life.

Lo’s voice, silky, expressive, and inviting, finally takes center stage, backed by pristine production that recalls the golden age of sophisticated pop. With a special Japanese release via P-Vine Records, The Works positions Lo van Gorp as a global contender in the modern Yacht Rock scene.

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Elegant, introspective, and musically rich, The Works is a rewarding listen for fans of polished, emotionally intelligent songwriting.

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‘You’ll Be the Light’ by Soul de Vienne: A Summer Anthem of Hope

Vera — Tue, 17 Jun 2025 12:47:40 +0000

Soul de Vienne’s new single “You’ll Be the Light” (June 2025) brings forth a blend of emotional depth and infectious melody. Led by Roman Schleischitz, the musical collective draws from jazz, soul, pop, and classical influences to create a rich, cross-genre sound.

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The song’s lyrics explore life’s struggles: illness, uncertainty, and emotional pain, while offering a powerful message of resilience and positivity. Lines like “Positive people shine like the sun, bringing light to everyone” serve as a comforting mantra, emphasizing strength through connection and support. The multilingual chorus, blending English and Spanish, adds international appeal and makes the track perfect for summer playlists, radio rotation, and sync opportunities.

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Schleischitz’s intricate arrangements and vibrant brass sections create a dynamic sound that uplifts listeners while delivering emotional honesty. “You’ll Be the Light” stands as both a summer song and a timeless reminder of hope, kindness, and the enduring power of love in challenging times.

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‘Nena’ by Boris Métraux: A Jungle-Born Afro House Track

Vera — Tue, 17 Jun 2025 12:25:25 +0000

Swiss-born producer Boris Métraux delivers a deeply spiritual and captivating sonic experience with his new single “Nena,” released on June 6, 2025. Born in the lush surroundings of Playa Venao, Panama, Nena carries the heartbeat of the jungle, blending organic Afro house rhythms with soulful vocals and natural textures.

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From the opening bars, Métraux creates a mesmerizing atmosphere, where tribal percussion and atmospheric synths intertwine seamlessly. The song’s emotional core lies in its mantra-like vocal refrain: “Nenita no llores, y levántate ya… encontrarás tu norte, como el río entre las piedras.” It’s a call for resilience, healing, and inner strength, drawing listeners into a space where nature and emotion coalesce.

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Métraux’s ability to fuse Afro house grooves with organic sounds and meaningful storytelling makes Nena an immersive experience that uplifts and inspires.

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‘Seagull (Live)’ by Alex Solely: Neoclassical Beauty in Motion

Vera — Tue, 17 Jun 2025 12:13:20 +0000

In “Seagull (Live),” Alex Solely transforms raw emotion into a delicate neoclassical performance that feels both intimate and expansive. With only a piano, he creates a cinematic soundscape that captures the freedom, fragility, and grace embodied by the song’s namesake bird

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The minimalist composition allows each note to breathe, evoking the sensation of a seagull gliding effortlessly over vast open waters. Subtle dynamics and carefully placed pauses draw listeners into an emotional dialogue, one that balances stillness with quiet movement. Solely’s touch is sensitive yet confident, blending classical precision with a modern cinematic atmosphere.

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Recorded live, “Seagull” carries an authenticity that amplifies its impact. The imperfections of the performance only deepen the sense of vulnerability and connection, allowing listeners to experience the moment as if they were present in the room. It’s a beautiful example of Solely’s gift: channeling deep feeling through minimalist form.

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‘When? When?’ by Gerry Bryant: A Delicate Dance Between Classical and Jazz

Vera — Tue, 17 Jun 2025 11:52:08 +0000

With “When? When?”, classical and jazz pianist Gerry Bryant delivers a masterclass in patience, evolution, and emotional storytelling. The track opens with a tick-tock motif, a clever nod to the impatience hinted at by its title, performed by Cargill’s layered violins. This ticking becomes the song’s heartbeat, setting the stage for what unfolds as a beautifully episodic composition.

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As the piece progresses, Cargill’s violin takes center stage with soaring, lyrical melodies, while Bryant’s soulful piano improvisation weaves around it with grace and sophistication. Their interplay creates a dynamic conversation between restraint and release, ultimately building into a tender ballad before returning full circle to the original ticking pulse. The result is an intimate and evolving sonic journey that captivates from start to finish.

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“When? When?” not only shows Bryant’s virtuosic skill but also highlights his ability to merge classical precision with jazz improvisation. It’s a track that grows richer with each listen, a sophisticated, deeply engaging work perfect for contemplative playlists.

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Urban Gospel Meets Afrobeat: Why Apasaph’s ‘Tribunal’ is a Must-Listen

Vera — Tue, 17 Jun 2025 11:26:35 +0000

After an 18-year hiatus, Apasaph returns with NÉA ARCHI, blending rap, dancehall, and Afrobeat into Urban Gospel. The lead single, “Tribunal”, is a spiritual wake-up call—asking listeners what they’ll say before God’s judgment. Over a pulsing Afrobeat rhythm, Apasaph delivers hard-hitting bars, warning against materialism and sin while pointing to Christ’s salvation.

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“Tribunal” challenges listeners to consider their ultimate accountability before God. With the repeated question “What will you say my brother, when you’re in court?” Apasaph confronts the listener directly, addressing issues of distraction, sin, and spiritual neglect: “You live carefree, yes everywhere on social networks. But know that the judgment will be spicier than the porcaudi sauce.”

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Despite its seriousness, the track pulses with vibrant Afro-urban energy, making its heavy message accessible and engaging. Based in Bordeaux and promoting the album in Abidjan, Apasaph delivers a plea for reflection and salvation through Jesus Christ. “Tribunal” is a bold, rhythmic, and spiritually charged comeback.

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‘Heaven Will Miss You’ by Fabiounasp: Reminds Us of Our Worth

Vera — Tue, 17 Jun 2025 10:44:53 +0000

Fabiounasp’s “Heaven Will Miss You” (released June 7, 2025) is a deeply nice tribute that gently reminds us of our worth and the power of grace. Written and performed by Fabio Campos, this tender ballad speaks directly to the soul, offering comfort to anyone who has grieved or questioned their place in the world.

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The song’s lyrics unfold like a compassionate conversation: “You’re not what you’ve done, you’re not where you fell / You’re the one He went searching for through hell itself.” Campos weaves themes of redemption and unconditional love with sincere vulnerability. The emotional centerpiece, “Heaven wouldn’t miss you if you weren’t there / The stars would fall silent, the throne room feel bare” captures the immense value placed on every life.

Set against soft, uplifting instrumentation, “Heaven Will Miss You” creates space for reflection, healing, and hope. Campos’ gentle vocal delivery reinforces the message of mercy: “Say yes and let mercy begin to unfold.”

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All the elements come together seamlessly, offering listeners a moving, faith-infused experience. “Heaven Will Miss You” wants to tell you to remember how deeply we’re cherished.

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New Jazz Single: Heather Ward’s Ethereal ‘Into the Music’

Vera — Tue, 17 Jun 2025 08:54:55 +0000

Released on June 1, 2025, Heather Ward’s “Into the Music” is a luminous centerpiece from her debut solo album Honeysweet, and a perfect show of her jazz artistry. Rooted in years of deep study and performance, from Vancouver to Seattle, Ward brings an elegant fusion of technical mastery and emotional openness to this enchanting single.

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The song opens gently, inviting listeners to “fly into the music”, a tender metaphor for escape, healing, and transcendence. As Ward sings “can you feel my wings beat there with you,” her voice soars effortlessly, supported by a tasteful, intimate arrangement that leaves space for every nuance. The imagery is both ethereal and grounded: “we may be earthly but oh how we can fly.”

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The repeating, hypnotic “heat hey” sections create a rhythmic pulse, drawing listeners deeper into the song’s meditative atmosphere. By the time she reaches “touch me and I’ll sing the heavens apart,” the emotional crescendo feels earned, not forced.

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‘Hard Luck’ by Don’t Tell John: A Tale of Addiction and Hope

Vera — Tue, 17 Jun 2025 08:21:06 +0000

Oakland’s multi-generational rock band Don’t Tell John returns with “Hard Luck”, a bluesy, grunge-infused song that dives straight into the heart of addiction and struggle.

Veronica Larkin’s powerhouse vocals cut through the heavy instrumentation, delivering chilling lines like “It’s not the right thing, the monster’s frightening / But it’s easier than fighting from the future.”

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The song captures the tug-of-war between self-destruction and the fight for control, with lyrics that reveal a personal battle: “The monster knows how to get her own way / Won’t come and give her time and space.”

Built on gritty guitars, pounding drums, and raw emotional weight, “Hard Luck” reflects Don’t Tell John’s unique blend of 90s grunge nostalgia and modern blues-rock storytelling.

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As Veronica hauntingly asks “But why must you play it again?” listeners are pulled into the endless cycle of temptation and regret. It’s easily their most intense and resonant track yet.

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‘A Song About You’ by Charley Young: Heartache, Honesty, and Healing in one Song

Vera — Mon, 16 Jun 2025 13:49:54 +0000

Charley Young’s “A Song About You – The Alternate Version” is a beautifully layered reflection on heartbreak and the quiet power of reclaiming one’s voice. Stripped of pretense but rich in emotional depth, the single reveals the lingering ache of betrayal while slowly transforming into a song of self-realization.

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Backed by a haunting yet harmonious arrangement, Charley’s vocals carry raw vulnerability, like someone gently letting go of pain they’ve carried too long. The lyrics, inspired by a past relationship marked by gaslighting and illusion, explore the moment she understood that the traits she loved in him were reflections of her own light. That clarity, painful yet liberating, gives the song its emotional punch.

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Every element is thoughtfully crafted. From production to performance, “A Song About You” shows Charley’s growth not just as an artist but as a woman who has reclaimed her narrative.

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Sloan Treacy Delivers ‘The Good Part’: And It’s Worth the Wait

Vera — Mon, 16 Jun 2025 13:00:00 +0000

Sloan Treacy’s second single, “The Good Part” from her upcoming EP, marks a striking step forward for the 16-year-old Nashville-based singer-songwriter. Crafted with the help of seasoned producer Don Miggs and Grammy-winning mixer Mark Needham, the track is both emotionally raw and sonically polished, bridging youthful vulnerability with professional finesse.

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From the very first line, “We were just getting to the good part”, Sloan grips the listener with a sense of ache and yearning. The lyrics reflect a bittersweet push-and-pull: the longing for something better and the realization that it might never arrive. It’s a beautifully honest portrayal of disappointment and denial, delivered with vocal restraint that heightens its intimacy.

What makes this release even more compelling is the backstory. Written last-minute and recorded on a whim, “The Good Part” thrives on instinct and authenticity. With echoes of Gracie Abrams and Lizzy McAlpine, Sloan’s style leans into minimalist alt-pop with rich storytelling, a perfect fit for anyone who loves good music.

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This follow-up to Optimist shows maturity well beyond Sloan’s years. As anticipation builds for her upcoming EP, “The Good Part” is proof that she’s not just getting started, she’s already delivering the good stuff.

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‘Never Heard A Song Like That’ by FREARSON: The Wildest Country Tune You Didn’t Know You Needed

Vera — Mon, 16 Jun 2025 12:39:49 +0000

With “Never Heard A Song Like That,” FREARSON delivers exactly what the title promises, a country-inspired spoken-word groove that feels like a genre detour and a masterstroke all in one. Playful, rhythmically sharp, and oddly profound, this latest single is another glittering addition to FREARSON’s growing catalog of theatrical pop gems.

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Best known for the viral absurdity of “Ciao Bella Mozzarella” and the holiday hit “I Can’t Believe It’s Nearly Christmas,” FREARSON steps confidently into a twangy beat, merging country sensibility with cabaret swagger. Over a laid-back, toe-tapping groove, they narrate a tale that’s equal parts sincere, surreal, and delightfully self-aware. The spoken-word delivery works wonders here, turning what might have been a novelty into something strangely affecting.

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Whether it is the greatest country song of the century is debatable, but one thing’s for sure: you’ve never heard a song quite like this. And that’s exactly the point.

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A Warrior’s Confession: ‘Warpath (Unplugged)’ Cuts Deep

Vera — Mon, 16 Jun 2025 12:36:00 +0000

In “Warpath (Unplugged),” ToBeS strips everything down to the bone, and what remains is raw, human, and haunting. Blending acoustic heavy metal with spoken word and chant-like vocals, the track is a reckoning.

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This unplugged version moves with deliberate tension, conjuring the mental terrain of Special Operations, where silence is louder than gunfire and transformation is as internal as it is physical.

ToBeS has cultivated a sound forged in authenticity, shaped by San Diego’s Navy SEAL culture and the emotional toll of service. “Warpath” doesn’t rely on drama or production gloss. Instead, it evokes power through space, grit, and lyrical discipline.

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Every line is delivered with reverence for pain, purpose, and perseverance. This is the kind of song that doesn’t just ask to be heard, it demands to be felt.

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‘Ballad of the Brave’ by Sergey Khomenko: Serenity Meets Strength

Vera — Mon, 16 Jun 2025 11:09:13 +0000

Sergey Khomenko’s “Ballad of the Brave” is a beautiful and emotionally rich composition that stands out as a tender tribute to inner strength. Known for his diverse musical background and TV soundtrack work across Ukraine, Latvia, and Kazakhstan, Khomenko takes a more introspective turn with this single.

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Opening with soft piano lines and gradually unfolding into a sweeping arrangement, the piece carries a quiet intensity. It’s moving without being overwhelming, each note feels carefully chosen, resonating with depth and purpose. There’s a cinematic quality that reflects Khomenko’s experience scoring series like Iron Nerves and Run Price, yet Ballad of the Brave offers something more personal and reflective.

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This is a departure from his usual style,gentler, more vulnerable, and all the more powerful for it. A great reminder of the bravery found in stillness, Khomenko’s latest work is both stirring and serene.

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JBNG Turns Up the Heat with ‘Pheromones’

Vera — Mon, 16 Jun 2025 09:00:00 +0000

JBNG’s “Pheromones” is a pulse-raising shot of pure rock ‘n’ roll swagger. With the hooky lyric “Rock and roll in her head, pheromones in her bed,” the track captures a gritty mix of lust, rhythm, and rebellion, distilling the primal energy of the genre into just over three minutes of sonic heat.

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Built on tight riffs, driving percussion, and JBNG’s raw, magnetic vocals, “Pheromones” is both seductive and ferocious. The production is polished without losing its edge; every instrument feels alive, complementing the sultry theme and attitude-drenched lyrics. It’s a track that struts unapologetically, yet stays grounded in its emotional authenticity, true to the artist’s name: Just Being Natural & Genuine.

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JBNG proves once again that he’s not just playing rock, he is rock. “Pheromones” doesn’t just sound good; it feels good, hitting that sweet spot where sex, sound, and soul collide.

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‘Love Conquers All’ by KaiserKillers: Caught Between Cool Modernity & Chaos

Vera — Sun, 15 Jun 2025 10:00:00 +0000

KaiserKillers return with “Love Conquers All (25 Mix),” a swaggering slice of PowerPopPunk that blends wit, melody, and modern disillusionment. Born from the chaos of Brexit and stitched together with jangly guitars, sardonic vocals, and handclaps recorded by a studio janitor, this track is an energetic reflection on love’s limits in the so-called “real world.”

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The Glasgow-based band—made up of Johnny Zero, Cristi Mac Seáin, Andy deForest, and the elusive drummer Stix McIntosh, craft a punchy, melodic rebellion that recalls the Buzzcocks, the Smiths, and the Byrds all at once. From the lyric “Love conquers all… except in the real world,” they explore fleeting romance, summer illusions, and political unrest with poetic bite and playful cynicism.

The track was recorded between Bede Burn Studio in Newcastle and Strawberry Field in Colchester, mixed and mastered by Francis Gorini. The result is a fast-paced a song with clever production details, including a percussive intro made from a shoebox of dried peas.

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“Love Conquers All (25 Mix)” is equal parts fun and furious, a sing-along for the romantically skeptical and a soundtrack for those navigating the absurdities of modern life.

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Backroom Gossip Drops Intimate Single ‘Love’s Hand’

Vera — Sun, 15 Jun 2025 08:00:59 +0000

With “Love’s Hand,” Glasgow-based production duo Backroom Gossip continues to pull listeners into their hazy, soulful world of sonic secrets. A blend of understated elegance and hearty expression, the track feels like a late-night confession whispered under dim studio lights.

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Built around a delicately crafted arrangement, “Love’s Hand” balances subtle electronic textures with warm, organic instrumentation. The lyrics, soft-spoken but emotionally potent, explore love’s elusive comfort, as if the narrator is grasping for reassurance: “Show me that love is on my shoulder, right by my side.”

Geoff Angus’s virtuosity as a pianist shines in the emotive chord progressions, while Stefan Celosia’s grounding rhythms provide just enough propulsion to carry the song forward without overpowering its quiet intimacy. The minimalism is intentional—each note chosen, each pause meaningful.

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Backroom Gossip once again proves their strength lies not in spectacle but in sincerity. “Love’s Hand” is a beautifully restrained track that invites you to sit with your feelings, unfiltered and raw.

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New Release: Karen Salicath’s Ethereal Piano Piece ‘Angel Raphael’s Touch’

Vera — Sun, 15 Jun 2025 07:30:48 +0000

With “Angel Raphael’s Touch,” acclaimed composer and multidisciplinary artist Karen Salicath gifts listeners a delicate, meditative piano piece inspired by the celestial healing presence of Archangel Raphael. This serene composition, born in the liminal space between dreams and consciousness, is more than music, it’s a spiritual offering.

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Salicath’s touch on the piano is gentle and intentional, inviting the listener into a state of stillness. The composition flows like light, soft and steady, carrying an unmistakable vibrational warmth that soothes the heart and mind. Mastered by Grammy-winning engineer Maria Triana, the sonic quality preserves the purity of Karen’s vision, allowing the listener to truly feel the angelic energy embedded in each note.

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The single’s artwork, a bronze sculpture of Archangel Raphael also created by Salicath, extends the dream-born vision into the physical realm, uniting visual and auditory healing. Her personal connection to Archangel Raphael, forged in a time of recovery and spiritual awakening, is evident throughout.

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A Chilling Song of the Mountains: ‘Nomadic Grey Spirits’ by Terje Gravdal

Vera — Sun, 15 Jun 2025 07:13:08 +0000

Norwegian singer-songwriter Terje Gravdal returns with “Nomadic Grey Spirits,” a meditative country/folk track that captures the ancestral pulse of Norway’s Hardangervidda National Park. Known for weaving personal memory into his storytelling, Gravdal paints this single with both reverence and realism, a tribute to the ancient dance between predator and prey, man and mountain.

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His deep, relaxed vocals are grounded and weathered, fitting for a song rooted in survival and heritage. Produced by David Michelsen and Marius Bergseth at The Norwegian Sound Studio, the arrangement is subtle but rich, with textured acoustic layers and ambient flourishes that evoke the stark beauty of the Norwegian wilderness.

The lyrics move like the wildlife it describes: elusive and cyclical. “Nomadic grey spirits, they run… then they suddenly are gone,” Gravdal sings, drawing parallels between nature’s rhythm and generational knowledge passed down through time. The imagery of ice melting into water and back again reinforces a theme of resilience in constant transformation.

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This is Gravdal at his most reflective, poetic, elemental, and deeply connected to the land.

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All Hail ‘Ezewa’: A Royal Vibe From Kate Odulukwe

Vera — Sun, 15 Jun 2025 06:54:36 +0000

With “Ezewa,” Nigerian-American artist Kate Odulukwe delivers a high-energy track rooted in self-worth, royalty, and undeniable swagger. Inspired by the Igbo word Eze (meaning “king”), Kate coins a powerful new term ‘Ezewa’ to symbolize her own unique reign. And the track backs it up.

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From the jump, “Ezewa” commands attention. The beat is bold and bouncy, grounded in classic Afrobeats percussion but topped with Kate’s genre-fusing flair. Drawing influence from Burna Boy, Tiwa Savage, and Rema, she brings her own Afro-diasporic spin, smooth, rhythmic, and self-assured. She flexes confidence: “You no be talk to me like say nah me be your mate” hits hard as both a boundary and a declaration.

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Kate’s vocal delivery rides the beat effortlessly, switching between melody and rhythmic flow with precision. “Ezewa” isn’t just about feeling on top; it sounds like it, too. With sharp lyrics, vibrant production, and a global groove, “Ezewa” is an Afrobeats power move.

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