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Best Songs Of All Time Vol.5 – Top 30 Tracks

In today’s article, we are going to share with you all the Best Songs Of All Time. We all know that Keeping up with tracks of all the songs on Spotify, YouTube, SoundCloud, and many others is quite hard. Let’s admit it! There is a lot to do in the music industry and it is difficult to catch up on all the releases. So that’s why we listed the Best Songs of All Time Vol. 5 that you just can’t miss! We choose the most outstanding collection that you have to add to your Spotify playlist and others. Featuring up-and-coming artists in the music industry sure as Eddie Cee-vo, P.G.L.U., Armstrong, and many others.

Eddie Cee-vo and P.G.L.U. – DANGEROUS

 

Armstrong – Bruises

 

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TheWorst – Vices (Live at Chillhouse – featuring Dana Colley of Morphine)

 

JULY – FYDU

 

King Tel and Twan Skii – My Guitar

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Hill$ide – Party in Da MOB

 

Goth Girlfriend – DISS TRACK

Kuz? – Peter Pan?

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Reese Weil – Cuddle Up

 

Puzzls – Steps (1, 2, 3, 4)

 

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Jonny Chexx – Overdue Ft. Karma

 

Young Billie Goat – 33 HUNNID

Leon Bahar and Katie Prothero – Synchronicities

 

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YUNGMORPHEUS, EYEDRESS, and PINK SIIFU – Georgette’s Tea Room

 

Jtrapz – Blue Therapy

 

Mazey Haze – Headspin

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Hella Yella – Burn

 

Apocalypse l8er – it’s odd we think at all

 

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Goodnight Native – PEREGRINE

 

Arwk – Wgwy

 

Zardee and MoneO – Round My Way

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Dylamic – SPLASH

 

NoKissing – BADTHING

 

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Noodłe – Schemin’

Mike McGovern – One in a Million (feat. Tony Newbury)

 

Cay Slatt – Read It

 

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BCS – Chillin With Good Vision

 

Shayan Valaie – FØURDAYS (feat. Yan P)

 

NOOMA – Concrete People

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Ham – Issues

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Natalie is a journalism major with a focus on Entertainment and Music who aspires to become a Content Creator For Honk Magazine. Eventually, she wants to be the Publisher or Editor-in-Chief of a major Publishing House. She loves helping people find their voice and passion for writing and journalism, and she can always be found with coffee in hand, editing another article.

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KENTON journeys through family, identity and healing in “Sweetmouth (Sugar Free)” (EP)

KENTON

“Sweetmouth (Sugar Free)” is an extremely reflective acoustic EP that guides you through its six tracks as it explores memory, identity, and emotional reconciliation. Created at a moment of deep discovery, the project reveals KENTON’s process of forgiving others, of realizing who he is within himself, and of internally processing what he experienced as a queer Asian American child growing up in the United States.

The EP opens with “I’m Breaking My Father’s Heart – Acoustic,” a gentle track about the disconnection between what parents desire and what you believe is true. “Never Born – Acoustic” is inward-looking, exploring the existential uncertainty of financial suffering at home and prayers that hang in the air, unanswered.

“Let Light In – Live” is a release that captures emotional awakening, where letting go of past pain is the first step toward recovery. “Without You – Acoustic” is one of the most affecting moments on the EP, which recounts a tough relationship with a sick father. “Wannabe American – Acoustic” laments the falseness of the American Dream and how it commodifies the Asian identity.

On the final song, “The Times – Acoustic,” KENTON directs strength toward a message of survival, hope, and endurance in an emotionally suffocating world. “Sweetmouth (Sugar Free)” is also the voice of the collective, and it’s a gift to immigrant and queer youth searching for belonging in spaces that often do not welcome them.

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Photo credit: Ricky Chavez

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Terrell Journey rewinds emotion and identity in cinematic EP “Retrograde”

Terrell Journey

The new reflective R&B EP, “Retrograde” by Terrell Journey, transports us back to the emotional origins of his Journey Digital Supercharged universe. It’s a cinematic prequel defined by tension, clarity, and artistic reinvention. 

As a prequel to the famed Journey Digital Supercharged collection, it builds on Terrell Journey’s vision of a musical universe with separate but connected story worlds beneath that umbrella in the Journey Digital Saga. This project is a shift in point of view, and “Retrograde” examines the moments before acceleration, the tension and clarity that happens before everything moves forward.

The EP’s opening track, “Me vs Me,” invites introspection and sets the stage for the project. “Tit 4 Tat” sharpens the tension, while “We Listen and Don’t Judge” creates a space cleared by honesty and emotional control. “Run A Boston” feels fast and intentional, harnessing the force of movement before the EP enters what is its most personal closing stretch.

“Steal Your Heart” is a melodic peak that combines emotional tug with elegant R&B textures. “Love” closes the EP on a warm, resonant note that sounds resolved and open-ended. “Retrograde” expands Terrell Journey’s kaleidoscopic world by making introspection a narrative, and it serves as a crucial link between reflection and the forward momentum of Journey Digital Saga.

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The EP challenges you to consider themes of internal conflict, emotional honesty, and change. This continues to cement Terrell Journey’s track record for creating in-universe sets of R&B storytelling narratives.

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