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It’s not every day you meet someone who’s been laced into the music scene for 40 years and still talks about the future like they’re just warming up. D.mosis is that kind of artist. A musician, writer, producer, and genre-bender who’s worked behind the scenes with legends and now steps fully into his own spotlight.
In a landscape where image often overshadows essence, an artist like HwM cuts through the noise. Short for “Hang with Me” – and cleverly doubling as a twist on “hymn” or “Him” – the name sets the tone for a sound that’s intimate, layered, and steeped in experience.
In a time where algorithms often shape our soundscape, Gorgeous Wrecks are forging their own path.
In a world where the music industry often shapes the artist, Jamila Hache stands as a reminder that some voices shape their own path, right from the start.
Some bands are formed by fate, others by Craigslist ads—but The Commoners were built in a basement on trust, friendship, and a shared obsession with music. This dynamic duo, made up of longtime friends Avin and Eli, first picked up instruments out of curiosity, but that early spark quickly ignited into something real.
It’s not every day that an artist with decades of life experience walks into the music scene with the energy and curiosity of a newcomer, but TomCattt does exactly that. The Canadian singer-songwriter, music video producer, and sonic explorer has been crafting his universe of catchy choruses, intimate lyrics, and visual storytelling since 2013.
When it comes to raw expression layered with rhythm and mood, few newcomer voices sound as assured as Akkaveli Frm A.C.G. Repping the Holligang collective, this artist doesn’t chase trends—he moves with feeling.
Some artists are born from studio lights and talent show spotlights, but Paul Cherryseed’s origin story is as humble as it is heartwarming. In July 2011, nestled in the quiet Dutch town of Eck en Wiel, Paul played a single Bee Gees cover during a community evening— and didn’t stop until midnight.
Meet Hurst, the singer-songwriter who’s turning vulnerability into his superpower. With a sound that floats between anthemic pop and the warmth of acoustic intimacy, Hurst is redefining what it means to write “emotional music.” He’s not afraid of being soft, being real, or being the guy who wrote a dramatic heartbreak song in kindergarten and never looked back.
Meet SHVVN—an artist from Nottingham whose fusion of RnB, melodic rap, and Afro Pop isn’t just reshaping the sound of emerging UK talent, but bringing bold vulnerability to the forefront.
There’s something undeniable about artists who step into their craft with unshakable intention. Madness Maddi and Arté, both born and bred in Baltimore, are two musicians whose journeys couldn’t be more personal—or more magnetic.
