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When an artist releases a debut album, there's always a question: is this the start of sustained ascendancy — or a one‑moment flash? With 4Batz releasing Still Shinin in September 2025, he stakes a claim.
When The Native published its “uNder: Best New Artists (September 2025)” list, few names stirred as much curiosity as Txmmyily.
Read MoreFrom Toronto comes a voice that refuses to be quiet: Aqyila. With emotional resonance, a refined artistic identity, and eyes on global expansion, she’s emerging as an R&B/Pop act primed for growth. As a Wavy Music scout, I’m watching her trajectory with keen interest.
Read MoreAmaarae is not a new name — she’s been working behind the scenes, experimenting, evolving. Yet 2025 might very well be when she steps fully into the spotlight. As a Wavy Music scout, I see this coming season as a turning point in her artistic trajectory.
Read MoreSome artists are made in studios. Papillon was made in silence. Before the stage, there was a jail cell. Before the mixing desk, there was a mother telling him to write. And before anyone called him an artist, he had already lived through more than most can put in a verse.
Read MoreIn an era where overnight virality often outshines longevity, Canadian singer-songwriter and producer Oyane stands out by doing something radical: returning. With roots in Haiti and Gabon, Oyane’s musical journey began on the piano at just four years old.
Read MoreWhen passion meets persistence, artists like JPNICKS are born. With a mic in one hand and a guitar in the other, this New Jersey-based artist isn’t just stepping into the music scene—he’s carving his own path through it.
Read MoreSometimes all it takes is one unexpected moment to ignite a lifetime of passion. For DelmarJames, a Louisville, Kentucky native, that spark was lit during a high school visit to a friend’s home studio — a moment that would lead him to recording his first cover and falling in love with songwriting.
Read MoreEvery once in a while, you come across an artist who doesn't just bend genres but completely reimagines them. That’s exactly what 31-year-old Mark Montanari from New Jersey is doing—building a music career grounded in classical roots while launching himself into uncharted sonic territory.
Read MoreThere’s a certain calm intensity when Sasha Hromyk speaks — like someone who’s spent enough time observing to understand the weight behind the words. Born in the U.S. to Ukrainian and Russian immigrants who passed through Argentina, Sasha's story is shaped by quiet resilience, layered identity, and an undeniable pull toward sound.
Read MoreIf there’s one thing KiyoSaint wants you to know, it’s that consistency and faith go a long way. From humble beginnings borrowing a friend’s MacBook to make beats to igniting mosh pits on tour, KiyoSaint is shaping a soundscape that's as futuristic as it is rooted in life’s raw truths.
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