We Share the Moon is the title song from the new album "We Share the Moon: Inspired Love Songs" created by Lissa Coffey and David Vito Gregoli, the creators of Song Divine: The Bhagavad Gita Rock Opera. This new song is inspired by the words of Sri Sarada Devi, and is being humbly offered to the world on her birthday. Vocals by Leela Ladnier.
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“I Burn” is a love story about what happens when jealousy supersedes love. Glenda is an award-winning, Grammy-considered artist and Recording Academy voting member. Glenda crafts, captures, and delivers music designed to evoke profound emotional resonance with her listeners, always getting to the heart of the matter.”
My name is Michelle and I wrote “Have You Ever Heard the Good News?” I wrote this song after having a dream in October 2019 about writing a salvation song for the radio. The dream gave me three words in all capital letters, “RADIO. PRECEDENCE. SALVATION.” It impressed upon me that my songs about my life experiences were fine, but what was more important and had to come first was a song about salvation. So I started writing the lyrics for the good news of salvation and putting the song to acoustic guitar. Then, I had a second dream where I heard the song playing with myself singing, a crowd singing, an orchestra of music, and an all black female choir. I felt this dream was instructions for how to produce the song, so when I woke up, I wrote the whole dream down. At the time, I didn’t have the resources to produce the song, but recently, I did have the resources and felt God telling me that now was the time to release the song. The song can be downloaded for FREE at my website www.moldtheheart.com/good-news or downloaded/streamed on major digital music platforms.
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This song is about the big lie that the 2020 election was stolen, which is what was used to incite a violent insurrection on our nation’s capital on January 6, 2021.
Produced by Lourdes Pita.
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The Annie Minogue Band is thrilled to announce the release of their latest single, "NOW!", a politically charged anthem that serves as a call to action for today's critical issues. With a sound reminiscent of the iconic Fleetwood Mac, this impactful track blends classic rock influences with contemporary urgency.
“NOW!" is more than just a song; it is a bold statement addressing the essence of today’s most pressing issues. The lyrics of "NOW!" reflect themes of social justice, environmental concerns, and the collective
struggles and aspirations of our generation. The track’s compelling message is brought to life through a blend of emotive storytelling, vivid imagery, and dynamic musical arrangements.
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Step into a world of love and serendipity with this enchanting song YOU WILL BE THE ONE. We hope you enjoy this extraordinary and true love story that evokes the magic of a chance encounter that transforms two lives forever. Subscribe here for more: https://www.youtube.com/@EmmeleineMusic
Juli Finn is a Songwriter, Performer, and Educator. She is about to release her 6th recording, Shimmer and Glow. The first single is reminiscent of Pink Floyd featuring deep lyrics and long guitar solos. Juli earned her Bachelor’s degree in Guitar performance and Master of Arts in Songwriting from Berklee College of Music. She is currently Assistant Professor of Songwriting, Guitar, and Recording/Production at Shenandoah University. Catch her live in New England with local 80s band, Fast Times, classic 70s rock band, The Experts, and Jon Finn Group. www.julifinn.com
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A New Violet's "Let Go" brings big melodies and even bigger energy, as the new video for ‘Let Go’ plies viewers with nostalgia. When vocalist Beth Vandal enters, you might think you’re hearing the second-coming of Paramore; she’s got the pipes, the attitude and knack for melody down. She attacks the chorus with pop savvy without losing any of the anger and power that makes pop-punk so invigorating.
This track, Let Go, from their newly released EP The Heat is Getting Hotter, exudes that feeling when you’re fired up after keeping everything in for too long.
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Laura Mustard channels her love of nature and her fierce belief in body positivity and self acceptance into music that will help you make friends with yourself. Her childhood was filled with hospital visits and medical routines at home, and she grew up making up stories in her head as a way to distract from her day-to-day medical care that easily morphed into writing songs in high school. Influenced by the poetry of Walt Whitman and Mary Oliver, singer-songwriters like Gavin DeGraw and Jason Mraz, and a healthy amount of Motown and bluegrass, Laura weaves together a fresh sound that uplifts and gets you moving.
“Will You Go Walking?” is a departure from her typical pop/Motown infused writing. This song is sparse in lyrics and lets the instrumentation of the banjo, fiddle and mandolin dance and shine. It is a folk song that mixes nature descriptions reminiscent of Mary Oliver’s poetry with the Celtic folk of the Irish countryside. It’s an outlier on Laura's new Dirty Minds & Wild Hearts EP and stands out for its simple arrangement of jaunty melodies that leads with a piano riff as Mustard sings about her favorite places: a path by the river and a trail by the railroad. She builds more imagery throughout the song while asking a new love, “Will you go walking with me?” that builds to a round of vocal parts and instrumental melodies at the end of the song. “Will You Go Walking?” also features a music video that is made from home videos across several months of Laura hiking on her favorite trails in Massachusetts, Connecticut and Tennessee. This video also features her dog, Stella as her hiking companion.
Guided by the emotive resonance of her powerful and wistful voice against a backdrop of melodic acoustic guitar and piano instrumentation, Canadian singer-songwriter Dover Lynn Fox intricately crafts the narrative that even in the wintry seasons of life, there is still life and abundance. Armed with an eclectic array of musical inspiration Fox distinguishes herself from the crowd through her expertly crafted sound and seamlessly infuses a blend of pop, folk, and Americana influences.
Kate is an indie singer-songwriter who grew up in Kerry, a small rural village on the south-western coast, and now resides in Dublin. Kate was surrounded by music from a young age and would often sit in the back seat of her family's car and read her father’s CD insert sleeves front to back so that she could memorize the lyrics. At age 14 Kate started learning guitar, learning her favorite songs, which she cites as a freeing experience. Then, at 16, as a shy teenager, she decided to challenge herself and sign up for vocal lessons. Kate immediately felt connected to the voice as an instrument that she could control.
“Invest” is about meeting someone for the first time, having a drink, getting to know them, but not wanting to give too much of yourself away too early because you want to be happy with yourself before you dive into something new. The song describes the feeling of meeting someone for the first time, how it can be really exciting, and how you start to imagine all these wonderful things about them. But maybe if you’ve been burned before you’re not as keen to jump straight in. In Kate’s words, “I’ve always been a big believer in knowing what makes you happy and staying true to you in any relationship. This is the song version of that, to know who you are and to make sure you are happy in yourself before you dive into something new.”
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This is the first love song COYOTE wrote together, about the evening they fell in love. Marcy got back from Paris (bucket list) and found Louie's number in her backpack. They got together and there was a musical spark, and the next night there was a different kind of spark. Marcy had to tell him that her life expectancy was short, having just survived treatment for advanced breast cancer. What he said in the moment inspired the lyrics, and the beautiful chords from Louie.
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NY PodCat's got a new upbeat indie pop/rock tune called "Who Knew." It's about the tentative beginnings of new relationships, the chances and changes, and how it's such a pleasant surprise when we find lasting love and friendships. Because do you ever know? "I knew, that's who, I knew....Yeah!"
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“You Are” is my love song to God, but it was born out of struggle. “You Are” shares so many of God’s marvelous attributes- mercy, forgiveness, power, wisdom… but also places we see God- music, laughter- but when I wrote the song I was finding gratitude after infertility, chronic illness, and loss.”
Julie Kinscheck is a singer/ Songwriter/ Guitarist, Voice Professor, Author & Worship Leader.
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Pink Flamingo was mostly filmed in Las Vegas over lockdown, with musician friends helping with filming. At the time I lived in a house previously owned by soul legend Gladys Knight, purchased by Broadway performer Ruby Lewis who also features in the video. It’s the story of the craziness and uncertainty of lockdown and how a house full of singers and musicians supported each other when there were little or no performance opportunities. I’d arrived in Vegas from the UK initially for a month but stayed on as all my music and teaching work was cancelled due to covid.
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This gritty yet soothing soundscape is Elsa's latest release. South London’s singer-songwriter is back with her third single and music video of the year, exploring the realms of escapism and the burning desire to break free.
Speaking on the track, Elsa says: “We’ve all been there..We’ve all had the desire to escape, and for a time in my life that was all I knew. The track transforms into an anthem of resilience and self-belief, just like my own personal journey”.
‘Cannot Stay’ unveils a darker, moodier side to her artistry, showcasing her versatility as a singer and songwriter. Elsa takes artistic autonomy to new heights, this being Elsa's SECOND self-directed music video of the year.
The song seamlessly captures the essence of London—its pulsating rhythms, its enigmatic beauty, and its underlying complexities while the video features its beautiful skylines, and stunning shots of Peckham.
Elsa proves again her commitment to showing authenticity in her music. In a world fixated on the glitz and glam, she champions vulnerability and openness, inviting listeners into a space of genuine emotionality.
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Twice nominated for Botswana Music Awards, Boitumelo Nothando Ben, professionally known as Danielle Swagger, is an epitome of courage and determination amongst the rest. She is a 30-year-old rapper, entrepreneur, and model from the villages of Tonota, Botswana (Father’s side) and Bulawayo, Zimbabwe (Mother’s side), more so the multi-talented artist was Born and raised in the vibrant city of Gaborone. Danielle Swagger's journey into the world of music and fashion began at a young age. Danielle Swagger released the official music video to her Hip Hop single titled "Wipe 'em Out", a hip hop/rap song that carries a deep essence of the hip-hop culture and conveys a message of resilience in the face of adversity. The visuals connect with the streets; encapsulating the raw essence of urban life, the pulse of music, the profound love for art, and the unwavering attitude of a feminist.
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The new Annie O'Malley track "Celebrations & Obsessive Thaughts" is now available on all streaming platforms. This independent Los Angeles based indie artist creates some of the most infectious, authentic pop/indie music we've heard in a long time.
A praise song, speaking of the peace, love, joy and rest we receive in the presence of the Lord.
Alt-folk-pop singer-songwriter Rachael Sage has released an artful video for "I Made A Case" from her new 15-track full length studio album, The Other Side. Featuring legendary UK hitmaker (and Sage’s frequent touring mate) Howard Jones on duet vocals, and a Bacharach-esque orchestral arrangement, the poignant ballad captures the age-old dilemma of would-be lovers meeting at the wrong time. Sage enthuses: "It was an enormous honor to have Howard Jones involved in recording the duet version, and he couldn’t have been any more encouraging or positive throughout the process! I’m still pinching myself that one of my very favorite artists and humans agreed to collaborate with me on such a delicate ballad – and was so protective of the song, as well." Throughout the song Jones & Sage have beautiful vocal chemistry, and heartbreak never sounded so sweet. For more information about Rachael Sage, please visit her website at: http://rachaelsage.com/
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