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We didn’t really know what to expect going into “The Journey” by Rupert Träxler.It doesn’t behave like a typical pop rock song, and that feels intentional. The track opens quietly, almost like it’s thinking out loud, and from there it just drifts where it wants to go.

When we first heard SACRIFICE by The Mess:Age, it didn’t just play — it spoke. The song feels like an outpouring of emotion, the kind that comes when you’ve spent too much time in your own head and finally find a way to let it all out. Written during lockdown, SACRIFICE captures that restless energy of being alone with your thoughts, trying to make sense of everything happening around you.

We’ve been running Chloe Sofia’s “The Girl Next Door” all week and it still hits. The guitars come in bright and quick, drums snapping underneath, the kind of pop-rock groove that works whether you’re driving or just hanging out. But the real fun is the story. She’s watching a guy pick the safe choice—the neighbor every parent loves—while we all know he’s going to get bored.

With “Beach Street Boogie,” Martin Packwood delivers a radiant, guitar-driven instrumental that captures the colorful spirit of Beach Street — a lively corner of his hometown where shipping containers have been transformed into a haven for street art, food, bars, and music. That atmosphere pulses through every note of this feel-good track.

Some songs just have a way of pulling you in from the first note, and ‘Why Them?’ by Catlea is one of them. The moment the beat kicks in...

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