Daxsen, Blazar, Jerad Finck – Tomorrow (Spotify)

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Daxsen, Blazar, Jerad Finck – Tomorrow
(Spotify)

A fresh collaboration release by Blazar & Daxsen. Retro synths with modern modulations, synthpop aesthetics under house grooves sound designs, please you with a fresh sound and delivering a positive outlook to listener.

BLAZAR is a collective of top producers, artists, and writers collaborating with Artist/Producer Jerad Finck. Jerad said "I wanted to make a

record old school, really developing the songs bar by bar, with all of the coolest cats and producers I've met over the years in

something entirely new, a collaborative effort of rad people with creative freedom. This has been dream of mine to do, and over the

last couple years I have been working on this. Songs on BLAZAR are by Jerad Finck and include collabs with power produce/writer

Steven Solomon (Wrote Jame's Arthurs Hit "Say You won't Let Go"), Denny White (Tiesto, The Fray), Anthony Resta (Duran

Duran, Collective Soul), Troy Welstadt (Pink), Jay Condiotti (Next Top Model, ScoreKeepers Composer), Hans Dekline *Grammy

Winning Mastering Engineer), Jake Newton (Sleeping Wolf), David Filice (Run DMC), DAXSEN (Tiesto)"

Christopher Ryan – A Little Bigger (Spotify)

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Christopher Ryan – A Little Bigger
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Christopher Ryan is a songwriter from Denver, Colorado who has always had a passion for songs that groove. "A Little Biggers" upbeat vibe merges the heartfelt lyrics and acoustic sounds Christopher is known for with his love for a funky rhythm. The idea for this song came about after an encounter with a street painter who had lost his arms below the elbows. He painted by holding the paintbrush in his mouth. The encounter inspired the idea that we are capable of living our lives A Little Bigger despite our challanges and circumstances.

The single was recorded with Grammy Award winning producer Larry Mitchell while Christopher was in residency at the Atlantic Center for the Arts. The song was mastered in Boulder, Colorado by Grammy Award winner David Glasser.

Harry Nathan – Sweet Release (Spotify)

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Harry Nathan – Sweet Release
(Spotify)

‘Sweet Release’ sees a fluid connection between soulful lyricism and a deep burning house influence in the instrumentation, which can be traced right back to Harry Nathan’s roots in his youth as an up and coming DJ with wide ranging genre tastes.

Pasquale Gee – Sunsets in Park (Spotify)

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Pasquale Gee – Sunsets in Park
(Spotify)

Sunsets in Park' tells the story of how something as simple as an old car can act as a safe haven between two people. Long nights, watching the sun go down from a parked car is something that seems so poetic and symbolic at the same time. The warm synths, hard hitting drums and personal story telling make for a genre-bending nostalgic anthem.

Nervous City Nervous Self – Yesteryears (and the gloom) (Spotify)

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Nervous City Nervous Self – Yesteryears (and the gloom)
(Spotify)

”And the night paints its name on the walls in your room. Like the skyline of yesteryears and the gloom”.

Nervous City Nervous Self is back with the first single since ”Anthem” (2019) which was aired on Swedish National Radio (SR).

With the new release ”Yesteryears (and the gloom)" Nervous City Nervous Self brings forth an introspective song from the past, which fittingly enough also deals with the passing of time. Singer/songwriter David Josephson wrote the song in Berlin (yester)years ago in a sense of loss and confusion following a break-up, and it portrays a bewildered but rather clownlike character adrift in a foreign land. "Climb your mountain, put on your crown. Oh you say it´s all, but – hey! – it looks like none." The song later floated back into the wellspring from where it had appeared, and it was not until the isolation of the current pandemic that the song resurfaced in the songwriter’s mind and it was swiflty recorded at home; vocals, guitar - and a big reverb.

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