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Sarah Louise discusses Different Kind of Girl, self-discovery, vulnerability, producer Neal Handforth and the bigger sound shaping her next chapter.
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Mumbai-based singer-songwriter Zenareeta turns a deeply personal family story into ‘SumuHood,’ a tribute to the mother who once gave up…
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The Girl Dinner video opens another door into an album built through touring, self-production and transition.
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Crashing Wayward’s six-song EP The Fight Within arrives with hard-rock weight, melodic hooks and the sense of a band building…
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Five independent artists from the Exposed Vocals inbox that genuinely made us stop, listen and want to hear more.
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Cello’s nine-track Singing to Serpents moves through attachment, appetite, faith and healing without pretending emotional growth happens in a straight…
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See Your Shadow turns the morning after into a character study about loneliness, repetition and the difficult difference between motion…
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Samuel Virgo follows “ICU” with the intimate, self-produced new single “Slip Away,” another preview of his forthcoming EP.
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Samuel Virgo discusses leaving the Svirgo19 name behind, producing his own EP and the ideas behind “ICU.”
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Bonnie Milne turns memory into motion on “Glimpses,” a contemporary instrumental work featuring Dave Hewitt, Kevin Fox and Drew Jurecka.
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Sid Seth discusses turning grief into “Precious Gift,” choosing restraint and how a private tribute became a source of connection…
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The Grind • Editor’s Picks • Exposed Vocals Found in the Inbox • Issue No. 2 Five more submissions from…
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Eddy Mann discusses The Unveiling, the faith behind “I Will Never Know the Desert Again,” and why a quieter delivery…
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London alt-pop artist FLEUR ROUGE turns modern dating fatigue into a candid, personality-led new single ahead of her forthcoming five-track…
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Brian Lisik discusses the basement spontaneity, Slovak-American roots and hard-earned restraint behind The Slovak Club in an exclusive Exposed Vocals…
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Abby Nissenbaum discusses Want To Be Wrong, queer art, loneliness, country storytelling and finding connection when isolation feels overwhelming.
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Natalie Shay discusses ATMOSPHERE, songwriting as therapy, live performance and why turning pain into music can make difficult experiences worthwhile.
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CattSue talks with Exposed Vocals about losing her mother at four-and-a-half, writing through memory, and why “A Whisper on the…
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Bureau B gives four surviving members of Faust’s 1971–74 lineup four separate albums—and turns a shared history into four radically…
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The Essex band’s single and video put digital pressure at the center of its next chapter.
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An Exposed Vocals album spotlight on Shatner’s Enlightenmental and its sci-fi-tinted Leeds power pop.
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Phil Vincent previews Passive Aggressive, an October album spanning heavy guitars, reflective melodic rock and a pair of CD-exclusive covers.
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Karim Panzetta blends atmospheric pop and R&B on “Not Made for Loving You,” a breakup song about accepting that honesty…
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The Brooklyn songwriter explains how melody can draw listeners toward the heavier questions inside a rock record.
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