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GODHOUSESTARS want renewal on latest release “The Universe’s Floor – Radio Edit”
GODHOUSESTARS presents “The Universe’s Floor – Radio Edit”, a deeply reflective release born out of a defining turning point in life. The song is not a story, but a real change in a person’s life influenced by responsibility, forgiveness, faith, and real love. Every lyric is a product of introspection, drawing listeners into an authentic journey that asks whether new beginnings can be real after heartbreak and whether identity can be reconstructed through purpose.
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These searching questions are the emotional heart of the record, giving it a gravity that outruns its contemporary production. Rather than providing easy answers, the song invites personal interpretation, inviting each listener to consider their own journey through change, healing, and growth. The writing is honest and intimate in a way that feels real from the beginning to the end.
“The Universe’s Floor – Radio Edit” was engineered by Ernesto Olver-Lapier and recorded at Blackbird Studios in Nashville, Tennessee. It is a mixture of polished production and meaningful storytelling. The outcome is a release that’s intimate and relatable for all, inviting the listener to lean into the possibility of change. GODHOUSESTARS deliver a memorable record by blending honest introspection with skillful musicianship, reminding us that meaningful change often begins with the courage to look at ourselves in the mirror.
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Collector’s Edition looks for hope beyond the past with latest release “If You Only Knew”
Collector’s Edition is a thoughtful and emotionally grounded story, with one “If You Only Knew,” that explores opening of heart after leaving the past behind. The song is a very human struggle with honesty and compassion, hoping that someone you love can accept who you were and believe in who you have become.
This isn’t a story about regret. It’s about growth and change. The song’s the one that really wants to admit mistakes, and really wants to be better for someone special. This mix of reflection and optimism gives the song an emotional authenticity that’s easy to relate to, serving as a reminder that meaningful connections are often made through empathy, belief, and the chance to begin again.
The strength of “If You Only Knew” is its universal message. Its authentic storytelling encourages listeners to think about the bravery it takes to share all of the stories of their lives in the hope of being accepted for who they are today. The song included in the Collector’s Edition is a powerful and memorable listening experience that speaks to resilience, personal growth, and the belief that love can hold the past and the future simultaneously, and that lingers far beyond its final notes.
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Kelly Finnigan taps into timeless emotion on latest release “The Hurting Truth”
On “The Hurting Truth” Kelly Finnigan continues to carve out his own identity in modern soul, a song that reflects artistic heritage and personal expression. He comes from an impressive musical lineage as the son of the late keyboard legend Mike Finnigan, but confidently creates a sound that is all his own. This release is a perfect example of an artist leading with instinct, authenticity, and a genuine connection to soulful storytelling.
The song was written during the final stages of the A Lover Was Born sessions and completed in Finnigan’s Cincinnati studio, with the help of longtime Colemine associate Jimmy James of Parlor Greens, who contributed spontaneously. James’ bass and guitar contributions were sculpted in real-time to help perform a natural chemistry that feels immediate, rather than manufactured. That creative link gives every musical moment depth, letting the emotional weight of the song come through naturally.
“The Hurting Truth [OFFICIAL AUDIO]” displays Finnigan’s ability to take real feelings and turn them into engaging music with its emotional lyricism and genuine, lived-in emotion. The production never takes away from the performance, instead allowing the songwriting to breathe. It is a stirring example of collaboration, craftsmanship, and emotional sincerity, providing a soulful listening experience that feels both intimate and lasting.
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