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Berwyn Apologizes For Missing Out On Life’s Important Moments In His Melancholy ‘Vinyl’ Video

The video arrives after the UK-based rapper shared his debut ‘Demotape/Vega’ mixtape which he released in September. …

Berwyn has impressed many during his rise towards acclaim from his UK hometown. Fresh off his Demotape/Vega album, which he released in September, the Trinidadian-born rapper returns with his new “Vinyl” single and video. The track is a melancholy effort that finds him walking through the nighttime city streets as he reflects on his failure to be present for several important moments in his life. “I just pray that time is kinder / Never got to send my granny away,” he says in the song. “Never got to tell you everything was my fault.” He continues to show remorse later on in the song with lines like, “Sorry that I wasn’t there to clap at your graduation / And you wasn’t there to see as my life was changing.”

“Vinyl” is another great release from Berwyn after he fought long and hard to make to where he stands today. He pushed through “frequent cycles of homelessness and dead end jobs,” as mentioned in press materials. He contemplated a move back to Trinidad but opted for “sh*thole flat” where he lived “on a diet of toast, weed and insomnia” to record his Demotape/Vega mixtape. The video for “Vinyl” also arrives after he shared a visual for “017 Freestyle” from Demotape/Vega a song he said he “gassed” to share with fans.

You can watch the “Vinyl” video above.

Demotape/Vega is out now via Heritage. Get it here.

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Morpheus von Dobenhausen and Buddy Joe claim their space breaking the mold on latest release “I Have To Do It My Way”

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Morpheus von Dobenhausen’s latest single, “I Have To Do It My Way,” is both personal and purposeful. It is a strong statement of independence and artistic identity, grounded in conviction rather than in giving in. The track is a good example of staying true to your creative vision. It embodies the essence of following your own path, celebrating your uniqueness, and trusting your instincts to help you grow as an artist. Morpheus von Dobenhausen and Buddy Joe, an artist based in the UK, are working together on the project. This gives it a sense of authenticity and dedication. Their work together results in a product that is focused, certain, and truly refreshing.

The song was made by people from different countries working together online with Logic Pro 12 and structured data exchange. This shows that distance doesn’t stop people from being creative together. This modern approach to making music allows the composition to have universal energy while still maintaining a personal touch. The process shows the main idea of the song: to work alone while remaining open to important collaboration.

“I Have to Do It My Way” is a statement for people who value being true to themselves over what society expects of them. It speaks to people who value artistic freedom and self-confidence, and it serves as a powerful reminder that being original often comes from having the courage to trust yourself.

This track from Morpheus von Dobenhausen and Buddy Joe shows how much they care about creative freedom. It’s both uplifting and very relatable. It is a major step forward that has a lasting effect long after the last note fades away.

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RoHaNa and Morpheus von Dobenhausen paint love in shadows and light “WHEN A BOY LOVES A WOMEN”

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XanadumusiX keeps getting better with the addition of a new artist, RoHaNa. Her first single, “WHEN A BOY LOVES A WOMAN,” has a beautiful look at emotion, exposure, and connection. At just 23, RoHaNa makes a thoughtful mix of modern pop and atmospheric gothic sounds that is both personal and cinematic. Her studies in media and graphic design help her create an interesting world around her music, and this release shows how deep her art can be.

The composition shows a level of sophistication that lets its emotional core shine through. RoHaNa doesn’t rely on overproduction, instead, it focuses on clarity and space to create an immersive atmosphere that subtly draws listeners in. Her delivery is calm but exciting, capturing the delicate intensity of love and desire. Her style has a quiet power that lasts long after the song is over.

Morpheus von Dobenhausen, a guest singer, adds another layer of texture, making the song more emotional. His contribution seems natural and never too much, and it works perfectly with RoHaNa’s voice. They create a subtle tension that reveals the emotional dynamics at the heart of the piece.

“WHEN A BOY LOVES A WOMAN” shows RoHaNa is an artist who isn’t afraid to be vulnerable while still keeping a modern, sophisticated pop style. The result is a piece that feels real, has a great atmosphere, and is easy to remember. XanadumusiX shows that it knows how to find new and interesting talent with this release. This single makes it sound like RoHaNa’s journey is just beginning and will have a big effect.

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