Music Crowns is proud to premiere “Senescence”, the latest single from American-Brazilian artist, songwriter and producer Sophierce, an ethereal and hypnotic electronic piece that transforms
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There is something wonderfully perverse about attacking the music industry’s gatekeepers with a song that sounds like it should be blasting from inside the very
photo by Amelie Jat (Syncronix Studios) Break-up records usually require two people. George Bone has managed to make one largely by arguing with himself. On
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Music Crowns is proud to premiere “Senescence”, the latest single from American-Brazilian artist, songwriter and producer Sophierce, an ethereal and hypnotic electronic piece that transforms
Music Crowns is proud to premiere ‘Twenty Something’, the latest single from Yorkshire singer-songwriter Kier, and the beginning of an exciting new chapter in her
Music Crowns is proud to premiere LATASHÁ’s OUT HERE, a bold new chapter from the Brooklyn-born genre-fluid artist, spiritual alchemist, and creative technologist. Arriving today,
There is something wonderfully perverse about attacking the music industry’s gatekeepers with a song that sounds like it should be blasting from inside the very
photo by Amelie Jat (Syncronix Studios) Break-up records usually require two people. George Bone has managed to make one largely by arguing with himself. On
What does living in France look like to the people who live there? Minnegasco is asking residents to answer that question with their single, Livin
There is a particular point in a relationship when chemistry starts to feel like something more. Conversations become effortless, sentences get finished for you, and
Reubencmg has set his sights on his newest mixtape AWONTIRIM, set to be unveiled later this year. Before then, he has dropped a new single,
Sam Foster Smith’s debut EP, South West Summer, is a collection of tracks assembled and arranged at home, wrestling with themes of a place you
