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Caplin & Massiah stirs a heartfelt dance through heartbreak in its new single, “Shaped Like You”

Caplin & Massiah have proven their artistic prowess significantly with their latest single, “Shaped Like You.” The composition masterfully transforms heartbreak into a rhythmic, genre-blending masterpiece. Rooted in a dancehall vibe of blues and soul flourishes, it exemplifies the duo’s talent for merging heartfelt storytelling with irresistibly upbeat soundscapes, creating an emotionally impactful and sonically captivating experience.
The introductory segment of the song instantly commands attention through infectious groove-inspired rhythms and coaxing movement from the first beat. However, beneath the vibrant pulse lies a poignant narrative. Born from a deeply personal place of pain, initially inspired by Zeeteah Massiah’s struggles with her daughter, “Shaped Like You” evolves into a broader exploration of how loss manifests in many forms but still finds expression in joyful yearning. The lyrics, “Everybody sees this hole in my heart, and everybody knows it’s shaped like you,” strike an emotional chord that reveals a story of love lost even as the production encourages listeners to dance despite feelings of sorrow. The duo has adeptly reimagined this sentiment into a broader tale of romantic loss.
What distinguishes “Shaped Like You” is the duo’s capacity to marry lyrical sensitivity with sonic innovation. Influenced by an eclectic range of sources, from Ella Fitzgerald’s classic sophistication to Billie Eilish’s avant-garde style, Caplin & Massiah craft a timeless and contemporary sound. Their genre-defying methodology ensures the track resonates with a diverse audience, bridging generations and musical tastes.
This auditory evolution, transitioning from personal grief to heartbreak, manifests prominently in this work, resulting in a nostalgic celebration of resilience and reinvention. By translating a profoundly personal story into an uplifting anthem, Caplin & Massiah affirm their artistic proficiency and versatility, inviting listeners to simultaneously engage in a multifaceted experience encompassing movement, emotion, and healing. “Shaped Like You” is a testament to the power of music to convert sorrow into strength and pain into possibility. Audiences may find themselves inclined to hit repeat, not solely for its rhythmic appeal but also for the poignant story it articulates.
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ANACY shines with a heartstring of honesty and cinematic intimacy in her recent single “It’s Not You”

Cape Town’s emerging pop artist, ANACY, has made a compelling return with a hauntingly honest offering in her new single, single, “It’s Not You,” a poignant dive into the intricate dynamics of avoidant attachment that artfully balances emotional chaos with quiet yet vulnerability. Wrapped in a sleek, cinematic production meticulously executed by Mpho Mantyi at Bombsquad Studios, the track’s real magic lies in its emotional duality: fierce yet fragile, presenting a polished yet unfiltered quest for redemption that walks a fine line between control and catharsis.
Upon initial listening, “It’s Not You” may seem like a conventional breakup anthem; however, a more nuanced analysis reveals a more profound significance. ANACY does not attribute her withdrawal from others to their perceived faults; instead, she holds up a mirror to her emotional responses, illuminating the paradox of seeking intimacy while instinctively retreating from it. It’s not cold-hearted rejection; it’s a vivid portrayal of the intricate nature of love undermined by self-preservation, all delivered through a beautifully composed melody.
Her vocal performance resembles intimate confessions scribbled in a journal, soaring into a chorus that feels both triumphant and tender. Sonically, the song shifts the emotional tides it narrates, one moment soft and pensive, the subsequent swelling into an assertive release. A particularly impactful lyric captures the essence of realizing one’s emotional unavailability while simultaneously longing for connection anyway with striking lines: “I knew it from the moment we met / That I would be the lover you would learn to regret.”
What makes “It’s Not You” memorable is its delicate truth: sometimes love falters not because of someone else’s inadequacies but due to our fear. ANACY’s lyricism explores this grey area, extending empathy towards those who navigate love while simultaneously retaining a protective distance.
In this single, ANACY successfully ventures into a more sophisticated creative realm, seamlessly blending alt-pop sensibilities with potent, narrative-driven emotion. The enhancement provided by Sunset Recording Studios further enriches the track’s intimate atmosphere, allowing it to resonate intensely, whether listened to through headphones or speakers. “It’s Not You” transcends mere depiction of heartbreak; it also functions as a therapeutic exploration and healing experience, encapsulating a moment of introspection disguised as pop music. This release signifies a pivotal evolution in ANACY’s artistic trajectory as a songwriter and producer, underscoring the notion that vulnerability can exude confidence and assurance in its sonic presentation.
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Mike Mol delivers hope and a tribute with new single “FUTURE IS NOW”

Mike Mol’s new single, “FUTURE IS NOW,” is an emotional voyage that captures the special moments when creativity and connection come together. The inspiration for this track comes from a chance meeting on a beach in Ibiza, showcasing the magic that unfolds when you open yourself up to new experiences.
“FUTURE IS NOW” takes you on a beautiful journey. The first part is dreamy and uplifting, highlighted by the warm sounds of Mike’s flugelhorn. The production adds a light, airy feel that creates a sense of hope. In the second half, the song pays homage to “Origin” by Todd & Klein, friends who have inspired Mike while introducing new rhythms and improvisational melodies on the flugelhorn. Collaborating with local producers from Breda gives the track a vibe that complements its uplifting nature.
The story behind the music is wonderfully simple. During a wellness retreat in September 2024, Mike met a young producer who was excited to share his first musical ideas. With just a bugle and an iPhone, they recorded a heartfelt and unpolished session that became the foundation of the song. This raw energy brings a unique life to the entire track.
Accompanying the music is a stunning visual filmed around an impressive light installation in Breda, which enhances the song’s dreamy atmosphere and hopeful message. At just 26, Mike Mol demonstrates a remarkable ability to tell stories through his music, creatively blending spontaneity with skill. “FUTURE IS NOW” is a reminder that the future we envision can often be created in the very moments we choose to embrace life.
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