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The Under 1M Spotlight is a band that originates from Manhattan’s finest, Beacon High School. LAUNDRY DAY has recently released their 6th studio album this past October. These four guys are super underrated and…
On October 30th, Reneé Rapp released a single “Lucky” from the new movie “Now You See Me: Now You Don’t.” The movie is a crime/thriller and it releases in theaters November 14th. Although I…
On October 24th, Mumford and Sons released a single with Hozier called “Rubber Band Man.” Mumford and Sons gave word that their new album Prizefighter is to be released on February 13th, 2026. This…
The Dream is such a special record to me and blends so many amazing qualities of Finneas and Ashe. Their voices together are a perfect dedication to amazing artists from the past and in…
Listening to this album was honestly challenging. I typically find the poetic abilities of Taylor Swift to be tasteful and meaningful. But, there is something drastically different about this particular record. It doesn’t really…
The Under 1M Spotlight for this week is an awesome band I found on TikTok called Winyah. Winyah is an indie rock band of five guys. They make casual looking content typically huddled around…
On September 30th, Louis Tomlinson released the single “Lemonade” to tease his upcoming album, How Did I Get Here? – releasing in January of 2026. This poppy sounding track starts off with some cowbell…
The Art of Loving (Intro) The opener of the album starts off with a soft piano piece accompanied by the delicate vocals of Ms. Olivia Dean, giveing the impression that the audience is walking…
Shortly after Kansas Anymore (The Longest Goodbye) was released, Role Model released a Spotify Singles cover of “Somebody Else” by The 1975 on Spotify Singles. The original version of “Somebody Else” is a slower…
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