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Graham the Grand drops a captivating journey into emo-rap and alternative pop, “SENtIMENtS” [album]

Graham the Grand, the self-produced artist known for his genre-blurring creations, delivers his latest album, “SENtIMENtS.” This 17-track odyssey showcases Graham’s evolution as a musician and storyteller, capturing the raw emotions that have shaped his life.

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Graham the Grand’s musical voyage began on the idyllic Sunshine Coast in 2013, and it has since evolved into an impressive career that has taken him from house parties to center stage. His passion for music, ignited during his final year of high school, led him to explore DJing, where he honed his skills in crafting electrifying beats.

However, it was upon his move to the vibrant city of Brisbane that Graham the Grand truly found his calling. Pursuing a Bachelor of Audio, he delved into the world of music production, mastering the intricacies of electronic music. This journey culminated in the birth of his persona, ‘Graham the Grand,’ in 2018.

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“SENtIMENtS” is a sonic tapestry that unravels Graham’s life, inviting listeners to join him on an emotional rollercoaster through its 17 meticulously crafted tracks. Collaborations with Sunshine Coast Rapper ‘Snorlaxx,’ Brisbane Singer ‘DANII,’ and Graham’s alias ‘NuYuh’ add depth and diversity to this musical journey.

The album opens with the hauntingly poignant “HE’S NOt COMING BACK” and weaves through tracks like “DON’t SPEAK MY NAME” and “FALLOUt,” each a glimpse into Graham’s multifaceted world. The journey culminates with the gut-wrenching “tRUSt (HOLLOW),” leaving listeners spellbound and yearning for more.

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With a runtime of 49 minutes and 44 seconds, “SENtIMENtS” is a cathartic exploration of love, loss, and self-discovery. Graham, the Grand’s unique fusion of emo-rap and alternative pop, ensures that every track is a revelation, a testament to his authenticity and musical prowess.

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Mermaid shares an amazing debut album, “Iridescence”

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Mermaid, a musical collaboration between Brittany Campbell and Candace Quarrels, has released their debut album, “Iridescence,” a beautiful and diverse collection of 13 songs. The album is 34 minutes and 59 seconds long and showcases the duo’s incredible musical talent through a mix of soul, R&B, alt-rock, and dream-pop.

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The album begins with “Block 37 (Intro),” which has soft, relaxing vocals and jazzy pop music. “Thrivin’” is a soulful song that celebrates the unity of people. “Disassociate” is a rock song that expresses angsty energy, and “Boundaries” is a punk song with distorted guitar sounds. The album ends with “Wanna Be Your Lover,” a nostalgic journey through soul, blues, and funk.

Other songs, such as “Dreamer,” “On a Cloud,” and “Purr,” showcase Mermaid’s talent for songwriting and their ability to blend different types of music.

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“Iridescence” is an excellent example of Mermaid’s musical abilities and is available on all major streaming platforms. The album is a mix of bluesy pop, soulful ballads, and angsty rock, all with beautiful vocals and excellent instrumentation. Mermaid is a musical force to be reckoned with, and this album is a must-listen for music lovers everywhere.

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Flaner Klespoza released a new album, “Czarny kokos” (Black Coco) [Premiere]

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Flaner Klespoza has created a new album called “Czarny kokos” (Black Coco). The album has nine songs and lasts for 39 minutes and 13 seconds. It’s a great album that makes you feel like you’re in a tropical place.

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Klespoza was inspired by a trip to a tropical island, and all the music on the album reflects that. The first song, “Tropikalne wiatry (Tropical winds),” sets the tone for the rest of the album. It has sounds that make you feel like you’re in a tropical place.

The middle of the album has songs that are both calm and intense. “Tajemnice porcelanek (Cowries mysteries)” has no words and drums that make you want to move. “Przygody dzikiego psa (Wild dog adventures)” starts calm but becomes more intense.

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The last song, “Tańczące palmy (Dancing palmtrees),” is the best song on the album. It has sounds that are dark and mysterious but also beautiful. The song makes you feel like you’re on a journey.

“Czarny kokos” has many different sounds, like singing and electronic music. it’s an adventure that takes you on a journey.

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