Karen Salicath Jamali Finds Light in “Mary’s Blessing”
Karen Salicath Jamali doesn’t write music in the traditional sense. She dreams it. Her latest single, “Mary’s Blessing,” is another transmission from that mysterious source, a piece that feels less like a composition and more like a revelation. She woke up from a dream, sat at her Steinway, and recorded what she heard. The result […]
Beyond the Algorithm: Kris Kolls Crafts Authentic Pop
The current pop ecosystem seems designed to produce artists who sound like algorithms fed streaming data and focus group feedback. Which makes Kris Kolls feel like an anomaly—an artist whose path includes classical conservatory training, cabaret theater, and film school. Starting at age four on competition stages, Kolls developed her voice through Russia’s rigorous classical […]
Halsey Says She’s “Not Allowed” To Make An Album Right Now “Because The Great Impersonator Didn’t Perform”
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Chelsea Hodson – “Belong To Nobody”
Lipstick Killer Lights a Match on “Delaware Ave”
Lipstick Killer ’s new single, “Delaware Ave,” doesn’t whisper—it detonates. The track, the first glimpse into her upcoming Cigarettes & Heartbreak Vol. 1, is a raw exercise in anger turned into sound, a sonic exorcism of betrayal that doesn’t aim for catharsis so much as combustion. The beat thrashes between trap and punk chaos, while […]
