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DARSY




DARSY

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DARSY

born in portugal

ARTIST

With “Bulletproof”, DARSY enters a bold new phase of her artistic evolution, delivering a high-energy pop/dance anthem driven by confidence, resilience, and transformation. Created during Berlin Song Fest, the track brings together an international team of songwriters—Magnus Johansson, Andreas Knoblich, and DARSY herself—with production handled by Vizi Imre. The project stands out not only for its sound, but for its global spirit, representing a collaboration of eight different nationalities.



At its core, “Bulletproof” explores themes of self-protection, empowerment, and personal growth. Its central hook—“No more limitations, imma be bulletproof”—functions as a modern pop mantra, reinforcing the song’s motivational message. Built around dynamic synths, polished dance-pop production, and expressive vocals, the track is designed to resonate across radio, playlists, and live stages throughout Europe.

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The accompanying music video further amplifies the song’s emotional impact through a minimalist yet concept-driven visual approach. Shot in a studio space in Cambridge, UK, the video is created by a young creative team from the Cambridge School of Creative Industries. It places strong emphasis on DARSY’s stage presence, using movement, lighting, and performance as the primary storytelling tools.

Visually, the clip contrasts a black-and-white abstract background—where dancing figures symbolize pressure and inner fears—with DARSY’s vibrant, colorful presence at the center. Inspired by independent visual theatre and contemporary dance, the video delivers a modern, artistic aesthetic where performance becomes the emotional core of the narrative.


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The accompanying music video further amplifies the song’s emotional impact through a minimalist yet concept-driven visual approach. Shot in a studio space in Cambridge, UK, the video is created by a young creative team from the Cambridge School of Creative Industries. It places strong emphasis on DARSY’s stage presence, using movement, lighting, and performance as the primary storytelling tools.

Visually, the clip contrasts a black-and-white abstract background—where dancing figures symbolize pressure and inner fears—with DARSY’s vibrant, colorful presence at the center. Inspired by independent visual theatre and contemporary dance, the video delivers a modern, artistic aesthetic where performance becomes the emotional core of the narrative.


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DARSY

BULLETPROOF

2025

2025

DARSY

BULLETPROOF

2025

2025

DARSY

BULLETPROOF

2025

2025

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Skylarka

Annabelle Tiffin

NEW ARTIST

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OGGY

born in portugal

ARTIST


This album comes from a really personal place. Each track is based on a real dream Skylarka had, and the whole thing – from the first ideas to the final production – was all about capturing how those dreams felt. There aren't any stories being told directly or any complicated ideas—just raw emotion turned into sound.


This album comes from a really personal place. Each track is based on a real dream Skylarka had, and the whole thing – from the first ideas to the final production – was all about capturing how those dreams felt. There aren't any stories being told directly or any complicated ideas—just raw emotion turned into sound.

Skylarka's a musician and producer with a pretty unique background. She got her start in DIY punk, metal, and jazz, where the energy and the physical experience were always key. For years, she was a natural on stage. But after getting long COVID, shows and touring weren't possible anymore.

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Instead of giving up on music, she changed directions. The internet became her new way to express herself, and she started working as a vtuber, mixing streaming with music production. This wasn't just a tech thing—it was a creative shift. Not being on stage opened her up to new ways of communicating, different visuals, and a new relationship with her audience.

Instead of giving up on music, she changed directions. The internet became her new way to express herself, and she started working as a vtuber, mixing streaming with music production. This wasn't just a tech thing—it was a creative shift. Not being on stage opened her up to new ways of communicating, different visuals, and a new relationship with her audience.

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SOMNORINE

SKYLARKA

2021

2021

SOMNORINE

SKYLARKA

2021

2021

SOMNORINE

SKYLARKA

2021

2021

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Annabelle Tiffin


Annabelle


Tiffin



NEW ARTIST

NEW ARTIST

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Annabelle Tiffin

ARTIST

Annabelle Tiffin is coming out of Australia's Gold Coast as a fresh and real voice in today's indie scene. She's a songwriter who's very aware and looks deeply into herself. Her music feels like it comes from closely watching emotions, the kind that seem huge when you feel them for the first time. Working closely with her producer, Julian Feifel, Annabelle has shaped her own sound, which is soft and true. It's got hints of artists like Lizzy McAlpine and Gracie Abrams, but she keeps a personal identity that feels real.

Annabelle Tiffin is coming out of Australia's Gold Coast as a fresh and real voice in today's indie scene. She's a songwriter who's very aware and looks deeply into herself. Her music feels like it comes from closely watching emotions, the kind that seem huge when you feel them for the first time. Working closely with her producer, Julian Feifel, Annabelle has shaped her own sound, which is soft and true. It's got hints of artists like Lizzy McAlpine and Gracie Abrams, but she keeps a personal identity that feels real.

Her stuff isn't trying to make a big splash right away or be fake. Her songs have a calm, thoughtful feel, with gentle tunes that go with honest lyrics, like each song is a page from a diary. Annabelle sings from a place of being open, and that's where her music gets its strength.

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Tiffin


Annabelle


Tiffin

Currents comes from that same honest urge. Written when Annabelle was only fourteen, the song catches a fragile and key moment: needing to find a safe emotional place in the middle of everyday chaos. Recorded in Los Angeles with people close to her, the song keeps a close, almost protective vibe that wraps around the listener without being too much. More than just a first single, Currents works as a starting point. It's the first flow of a story that's just starting, a quiet reminder of how music can heal and how the earliest emotions are often the truest. Annabelle Tiffin isn't singing to grab attention; she's singing to say what's real. And in that truth, her voice is starting to find its place.



Currents comes from that same honest urge. Written when Annabelle was only fourteen, the song catches a fragile and key moment: needing to find a safe emotional place in the middle of everyday chaos. Recorded in Los Angeles with people close to her, the song keeps a close, almost protective vibe that wraps around the listener without being too much. More than just a first single, Currents works as a starting point. It's the first flow of a story that's just starting, a quiet reminder of how music can heal and how the earliest emotions are often the truest. Annabelle Tiffin isn't singing to grab attention; she's singing to say what's real. And in that truth, her voice is starting to find its place.



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Neural Pantheon


Neural


Pantheon


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NEW ARTIST

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Neural Pantheon

ARTIST

Neural Pantheon makes songs that feel like old stories told around a campfire. Their sound world goes between dark folk, mythology, and thinking about right and wrong, with each story asking a tough question. They get ideas from old stories and today's worries, and their songs act like warnings: tales of deals, losses, and the secret costs of what we decide. You can hear hints of old-fashioned storytelling folk music, but also a vibe close to modern horror, making a place where myths and people meet.

Neural Pantheon makes songs that feel like old stories told around a campfire. Their sound world goes between dark folk, mythology, and thinking about right and wrong, with each story asking a tough question. They get ideas from old stories and today's worries, and their songs act like warnings: tales of deals, losses, and the secret costs of what we decide. You can hear hints of old-fashioned storytelling folk music, but also a vibe close to modern horror, making a place where myths and people meet.

More than just tunes, Neural Pantheon gives you stories. Each song comes out bit by bit, letting the suspense and symbols do their thing, making you listen closely and think about more than just the music. The Merchant’s Last Coin fits right into this picture. The song is like a dark folk ballad that calmly asks what we'll give up to get success. It tells of a merchant who sells his memories to a devil one by one, like a song from his mom for gold, or a first kiss for a ship. The story keeps going until all he has left is his name.

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Pantheon


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Pantheon

The end product is a modern fable with old roots, a quiet warning for anyone who's wondered if wanting things can cost too much. The Merchant’s Last Coin doesn't give easy answers; it leaves you with a spooky feeling that stays with you after the song's over. If you're into folk stories and tales with deep symbols, this is something really disturbing and worth remembering.

The end product is a modern fable with old roots, a quiet warning for anyone who's wondered if wanting things can cost too much. The Merchant’s Last Coin doesn't give easy answers; it leaves you with a spooky feeling that stays with you after the song's over. If you're into folk stories and tales with deep symbols, this is something really disturbing and worth remembering.

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Ryan McDavid

Ryan McDavid

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NEW ARTIST

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Ryan McDavid

In Georgetown, Guyana, there's this indie project that's really different from the usual music around there. Indie rock and shoegaze aren't that popular in that area, but this artist is all about it. They're hanging out on the edges, making music that's atmospheric and sounds best when night falls and everything slows down. It's the kind of music that fits those times when life feels too fast, and you just have that quiet, heavy feeling that hurts but keeps you awake.

In Georgetown, Guyana, there's this indie project that's really different from the usual music around there. Indie rock and shoegaze aren't that popular in that area, but this artist is all about it. They're hanging out on the edges, making music that's atmospheric and sounds best when night falls and everything slows down. It's the kind of music that fits those times when life feels too fast, and you just have that quiet, heavy feeling that hurts but keeps you awake.

This project is built on looking inward, with a focused creative idea. Working with their go-to engineer, Ray Nizam, they turn raw feelings and thoughts into sonic landscapes full of texture, reverb, and a sense of nighttime loneliness. Instead of trying to be a sensation, their songs are like a safe place for people who like silence, shadows, and dealing with complex emotions. In a way, it's like a rebellious act in the Caribbean music scene.

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McDavid

Ryan McDavid

The Late Night Reverb version of Runaway really takes that idea a step further. By slowing the song way down, it feels like a whispered secret, perfect for late-night drives and those thoughts that pop up when everyone else is asleep. The lyrics are like a painful warning, telling someone they care about to save themself before getting trapped in someone else's darkness. The verses talk about someone seen as an angel that's too hard to leave, but the chorus shows the real pain: the feeling of being loved when you know you're too messed up to stay. Runaway isn't just selfishly running away but trying to care for someone. In this version, the space, slowness, and echo let that struggle breathe, so the listener can really feel it. It's music for people who drive without a destination, overthink everything, and are the few who look for beauty in stillness, even in Guyana.

The Late Night Reverb version of Runaway really takes that idea a step further. By slowing the song way down, it feels like a whispered secret, perfect for late-night drives and those thoughts that pop up when everyone else is asleep. The lyrics are like a painful warning, telling someone they care about to save themself before getting trapped in someone else's darkness. The verses talk about someone seen as an angel that's too hard to leave, but the chorus shows the real pain: the feeling of being loved when you know you're too messed up to stay. Runaway isn't just selfishly running away but trying to care for someone. In this version, the space, slowness, and echo let that struggle breathe, so the listener can really feel it. It's music for people who drive without a destination, overthink everything, and are the few who look for beauty in stillness, even in Guyana.

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Beljune

Beljune

NEW ARTIST

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Beljune

ARTIST

Beljune, an artist who grew up in Birmingham but now calls London home, has built his music around being honest, exploring new sounds, and being comfortable with himself. His style is in the alt-pop and alternative genres, but he always tries to push boundaries and talk about things people usually keep quiet. Lately, his music has gotten noticed by some cool publications, but what really makes his work special is that he wants to go deeper and take emotional risks.

Beljune, an artist who grew up in Birmingham but now calls London home, has built his music around being honest, exploring new sounds, and being comfortable with himself. His style is in the alt-pop and alternative genres, but he always tries to push boundaries and talk about things people usually keep quiet. Lately, his music has gotten noticed by some cool publications, but what really makes his work special is that he wants to go deeper and take emotional risks.

That desire led him to create A BLACK & WHITE FILM, a debut EP that's like its own world—bold, playful, and full of unexpected genre clashes. The title isn't just for looks; it's personal. It's a direct shout-out to his grandmothers' names, bringing family memories right into the heart of his work. For Beljune, this project isn't just a career move; it's a creative expansion of what he calls his Beljun-iverse.

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In that world, there's Storm, a song that directly addresses a tough topic: how men often stay silent about mental health. Instead of being overly dramatic, the song gets into the unspoken stuff, the things that build up until they become a storm. Storm doesn't shout; it uses sensitivity and vulnerability to confront the issue, creating a space where feeling seen brings some relief. Beljune has said he's happy with all the songs on the EP, but he admits some are extra special to him. Storm feels like one of those: a track that not only broadens his sound but also reaffirms his dedication to making music that is fun, takes risks, and, most importantly, says something meaningful.

In that world, there's Storm, a song that directly addresses a tough topic: how men often stay silent about mental health. Instead of being overly dramatic, the song gets into the unspoken stuff, the things that build up until they become a storm. Storm doesn't shout; it uses sensitivity and vulnerability to confront the issue, creating a space where feeling seen brings some relief. Beljune has said he's happy with all the songs on the EP, but he admits some are extra special to him. Storm feels like one of those: a track that not only broadens his sound but also reaffirms his dedication to making music that is fun, takes risks, and, most importantly, says something meaningful.

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