Tag: Music features
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Even the Bluebirds Fly in the Rain – KELLY ROBERTSON
Kelly Roberson’s “Even the Bluebirds Fly in the Rain” opens with a scene that feels almost too familiar. An argument has happened. Words have been said that cannot be taken back, while other words that needed to be said never came out. Now, one person is sitting in the driveway, looking through a window at…
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Heels Running- REIGNS
A wedding is usually where a relationship is supposed to become permanent. In REIGNS’ “Heels Running,” it becomes the point where she decides she wants out. Released on July 24, 2026 through She Wears The Crown Records, the song follows a woman who has reached the end of a relationship that no longer feels right.…
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Taylor Swift’s -I Knew It, I Knew
There are some songs that become so tied to a character that it feels impossible to imagine anyone adding another chapter. For Jessie from Toy Story, that song is Randy Newman’s “When She Loved Me.” Even people who have not watched Toy Story 2 in years can probably remember the feeling of that scene. A…
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Run with us – SWAMP MUSIC PLAYERS
For a lot of Canadians, “Run With Us” belongs to childhood. Swamp Music Players had the nerve to take that memory and darken it. The Victoria, British Columbia collective’s new version of the beloved The Raccoons theme song trades bright nostalgia for shadowy synths, heavier guitars, and a mood that feels worlds away from the…
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KEOGEA- Prophets
Keogea and Ezzyo had a finished track sitting on a hard drive, ready to upload, and they threw it in the trash. An earlier mix of “Prophets” done with a different engineer was completely done, but the energy felt off. Instead of settling for “good enough” to feed a streaming queue, the NYC rapper and…
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This Life is Unforgiving – MICK J CLARK
Mick J Clark doesn’t chase trends; he builds a sonic sanctuary where basic human decency is the most radical act you can commit. Most modern tracks feel like they’re screaming for your attention, but Mick J Clark’s latest single, “This Life is Unforgiving,” chooses to pull up a chair and have a conversation instead. Released…
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Manchild – SABRINA CARPENTER
The funniest joke in “Manchild” arrives before Sabrina Carpenter sings a single lyric. It’s the title itself. Before the song was released, Carpenter spent weeks teasing it through a series of billboards along Interstate 69, gradually revealing clues about the person at the center of the story. By the time listeners finally heard the track,…
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Sad Girls-BEBE REXHA & DAVID GUETTA
Most heartbreak songs end with someone walking away. “Sad Girls” begins with someone deciding to stay. Bebe Rexha’s latest collaboration with David Guetta takes a familiar dance-pop formula and gives it an emotional twist. Instead of treating the club as a place to forget heartbreak, the song presents it as somewhere people can face their…