Artist Spotlight
Jubi Hiram – Get High (feat. Jack Myron)
Music is at it’s best when all the elements in the music come together to make something you can feel. Each melody and harmony working together cohesively to give the people that more they want in the music. That’s one of the beat elements on the new song from, Jubi Hiram and Jack Myron called “Get High”.
Jubi Hiram and Jack Myron come together to show the magic of collaboration on the new song “Get High”. If the song could be described in one word it would be beautiful. Not in a vain way, but the feeling it invokes its truly a work of art that feels good to the soul. To take the song over the top they bring vocal performances that feel just as good as it sounds, to make sure they give the people all they got, which is more than enough.
Listen to Get High by Jubi Hiram and Jack Myron
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Artist Spotlight
Filo Beddo rekindles hip-hop’s soul with “Stumblin’ Sunshine”
Filo Beddo channels old-school hip-hop on “Stumblin’ Sunshine,” a track designed to reconnect modern audiences to the genre’s message-driven roots. Beddo emphasizes authenticity over trends, reminding listeners that hip hop was once a voice of reflection, storytelling, and truth.
“Stumblin’ Sunshine” has the energy of a well-planned record. A conscious effort is made to return to the emotional and lyrical content of hip-hop’s golden age while still making the music accessible to modern listeners. Beddo turns nostalgia into a way to rebuild connection and meaning.
Authenticity makes the track’s message resonate. The song conveys that hip hop is culture, communication, and lived experience, not just entertainment. Beddo respectfully handles the genre and makes music with substance over style. This goal gives “Stumblin’ Sunshine” emotional depth by focusing on the listener’s relationship to the words.
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Artist Spotlight
Ari Fraser frees his voice with latest release “Own Me”
Ari Fraser’s emotionally charged cinematic pop song “Own Me” explores the fragile space between love, identity, and emotional control. The atmospheric production and intimate vocal delivery make the song feel like a late-night confession, honest, wounded, and empowering.
“Own Me” is about regaining independence after emotional confinement. Fraser writes with emotional clarity, making every lyric personal but universal. Trust and self-preservation are in constant conflict, giving the song its emotional weight. The song works because of restraint, mood, and sincerity, not dramatic excess.
Human honesty makes “Own Me” stand out. It offers no simple or elegant solutions. Instead, it depicts the difficulties of coping with emotional manipulation while maintaining one’s identity. The emotional realism keeps the song going.
Ari Fraser delivers a self-worth and emotional resilience statement with “Own Me,” not just a cinematic pop single. Anyone who has struggled to reclaim their voice after being overshadowed by others will appreciate this thoughtful, immersive release.
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