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January 13, 2026
The New Citizen Kane – Well, Damn! Here You Are
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The New Citizen Kane has never been one for simple pleasures, and this latest EP confirms the artist's commitment to exploring the messier territories of human weakness. 'Well, Damn! Here You Are' operates as both confessional booth and strobe-lit dancefloor, a combination that shouldn't work nearly as well as it does.
Mick J. Clark – Pole Position
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The release of Mick J. Clark's *Pole Position* represents a triumph of perseverance and genuine songwriting talent. After years of crafting material for other artists, Clark has finally stepped into the spotlight with his own album, and the results justify the wait. This is the work of a mature songwriter who understands his craft intimately, delivering a collection that combines the warmth of classic country with the accessible appeal of sophisticated MOR—a combination that feels both timeless and refreshingly unpretentious.
Cries of Redemption – An Eerie Feeling  
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Ed Silva understands something fundamental about atmosphere: it cannot be rushed, manufactured through formula, or achieved by simply layering sounds until something sticks. "An Eerie Feeling," the latest offering from his Savannah-based Cries of Redemption project, demonstrates this understanding with remarkable clarity. This is music built on patience and conviction, the product of an artist who has spent nearly two decades—since those early ReverbNation and Kompoz days of 2006—learning how to translate specific emotional states into sound.
James Mayes – Mistakes   
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The return of James Mayes—formerly known as James Malaga—arrives not with fanfare but with the quiet confidence of an artist who has finally located his true voice. "Mistakes," the lead single from his forthcoming EP, announces this homecoming with a track that refuses to sit still, evolving from whispered confession into full-throated catharsis.
Kevin Honold – Honey   
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When a song arrives mid-winter bearing the promise of summer heat, it had better deliver more than mere wishful thinking. Kevin Honold's "Honey" does precisely that, transforming seasonal longing into a visceral, body-moving declaration that pulses with the kind of conviction that separates competent songcraft from genuine emotional architecture.