Music
Andrea Pizzo and The Purple Mice Drops Their Electrifying EP “Bombshell”

Andrea Pizzo and The Purple Mice Share their electrifying new EP, “Bombshell.” This dance-rock masterpiece pays homage to the iconic Hedy Lamarr, the luminary inventor and dazzling actress of the golden era in Hollywood. The EP’s title track, “Bombshell,” is a sonic journey that encapsulates the spirit of Hedy Lamarr’s enigmatic charm and groundbreaking innovations.
With a captivating blend of danceable rhythms and soul-stirring melodies, “Bombshell” transports listeners to an era of glitz and glamour while maintaining a contemporary edge that is uniquely Andrea Pizzo and The Purple Mice. The EP boasts two tracks that promise a combined listening experience of 7 minutes and 54 seconds – a sonic adventure that’s not to be missed.
The title track, “Bombshell,” is a sonic embodiment of Hedy Lamarr’s multifaceted legacy. Just as Lamarr dazzled the silver screen with her beauty and captivated the world with her inventions, this track entrances with its fusion of energetic rock vibes and irresistible dance beats. Andrea Pizzo’s soulful vocals breathe life into the lyrics, creating an auditory homage to a true visionary.
“Bombshell” isn’t just an EP; it’s a sonic celebration of innovation and artistry. Andrea Pizzo and The Purple Mice have meticulously crafted each note to honor Hedy Lamarr’s indelible impact on entertainment. The EP’s second track promises to keep the momentum alive, leaving fans craving more.
Electronic
WONDERLOST makes waves with latest single “Bully Man”

WONDERLOST’s newest single, “Bully Man,” is a genre-blurring ride that cruises like a sailboat across sunlit waters. Direct from the heart of St. John in the U.S. Virgin Islands, this is an invitation to slow down, take a deep breath, and have the rhythm carry you home. “Bully Man” is a potent mix of roots reggae, jam band alchemy, and dreamlike electronic haze. It’s a melodic cocktail that goes down easy, with deep basslines throb like the heartbeat of the island, as hypnotic delays and dub textures radiate outward like heat from the Caribbean Sea.
Jared’s voice is warm, inviting, and effortlessly soulful, leading listeners through a story in homage to the life-rich culture of his island home. The song’s message is cloaked in sunny positivity, “Bully Man” is reflective, genuine, and pounding with authenticity. There’s something transgendant about this track. It’s the sort of song that requires nothing, just your time and your ears. It’s best tasted with salt on your skin and the horizon wide open, like a soundtrack for golden-hour escape.
And while its island roots are deep, the song doesn’t remain tethered. WONDERLOST slipped in occasional electronic swells and moments of improvisational flair, suggesting something more exploratory and open to evolution. It’s that mix of tradition and innovation that gives “Bully Man” its appeal. WONDERLOST is trying to ride the wave. And with “Bully Man,” they’ve released a sun-soaked track that invites you to slow down, tune in, and drift a little with nothing but rhythm, a little soul, and a ton of heart.
Music
Evalyn’s “Boys Girls” is a daydream in rewind

If you’ve ever found yourself plopped down in your bedroom, staring at a dusty old shoebox full of polaroids, desperately wishing you could hit rewind on life, then Evalyn’s latest single “Boys Girls” may just be your new favorite escape hatch. Infused with dreamy melody, “Boys Girls” is a love letter to those rose-tinted memories that we carry around in our back pockets. With a rich cinematic quality that evokes riffling through a scrapbook of summers long gone, Evalyn manages to capture that universal longing for the past and compress it into three minutes of pure, exuberant memories.
“Boys Girls” welcomes you into its soft-focus realm, a sort of alternate universe where time moves just a bit slower and the feeling hits just a bit harder. Evalyn’s vocal sails in a manner that’s so close to touch, wistful and bright, like seeing yourself in an old car window that’s parked outside a high school party. It’s that kind of song that immediately sends you back through time, to when your life felt simpler and messier at the same time. There is a striking tension in “Boys Girls,” it pines away for what was, and enjoys the way we remember it. It is not about reliving the past so much as reclaiming the way it made us feel. The freedom. The chaos. Not knowing what will happen next.
It surrenders to that emotional pull with polished production that harkens back to the days of retro pop classics, while still sounding fresh. It’s the sort of track you want blasting out of the car stereo on a night drive with the windows down and heart swelling. “Boys Girls” is a mirror for anyone who’s ever glanced over their shoulder and smiled, even despite the sting. It’s vulnerable, and it’s entirely unforgettable. With this release, Evalyn not only takes us down memory lane, she makes us fall in love with it all over again.
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