Elicit Magazine

The multi-genre artist Kowshik Saha has released his latest original single, “Heaven Hell,” inspired by the Canadian singer-songwriter The Weeknd. The track will be available for streaming on all major platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube and other major DSPs. “Heaven Hell” showcases Kowshik’s versatile musical style, combining elements of R&B, pop, and electronic music. The song’s lyrics tell a story of a relationship, exploring the blurred lines between heaven and hell. The track’s groove lyrics and melodic atmosphere perfectly captures the intensity and emotion of the subject matter. Kowshik, who is based in Delhi, India, has been honing…

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After an exclusive premiere with V13, Los Angeles based alternative duo The Division Red have released their newest project Chroma Compute across streaming platforms today. In Chroma Compute, The Division Red dials back their hard rock and alternative roots showcased in their debut album, 2019’s The Speed of Light, opting for a more electronic approach carried forward in their 2020 EP Arcade. Though at the same time, the band judiciously uses the “wall of guitars” sound, borrowing from classic and modern progressions. The sophomore album release ranges thematically from track to track, resulting in a record that rocks out and…

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The bay area avant pop artist Grooblen today shares her new single “Gastropod”. This latest offering from songwriter/vocalist/multi-instrumentalist Ellie Stokes and company tears out of the gates with melodic abandon; setting the stage for what is hinted to be a busy year ahead. In kaleidoscopic technicolor fashion “Gastropod” channels influence from psychedelia and cabaret to bring the dreampunk alter ego Grooblen to life. It may also be the only single you hear this year that features the adjective “fusiform”. Reflecting on the track, Ellie Stokes says, “Gastropod grapples with some depressive tendencies after a series of dalliances that were very…

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After the 2nd season of «Sing meinen Song», the fulminant-touching orchestral album «Sinfonia», an extremely successful family album “Sensibeli”, a plethora of sold-out concerts honored with standing ovations, Jaël just released a third solo album Mildlife, with a tour starting in Spring 2023. Midlife is a touching reflection of her personal life journey: The insight of not always having to be perfect as a working mother of two, as sung about in the light-footed «Only human», or the pearly soundtrack «Untouched by grey and rain» matching a road trip, which tells of strong women in challenging situations. And with «Iitii»…

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Singer/songwriter/activist Jennifer Harper was destined for music. Raised in Washington, D.C., in a musical family, piano enchanted the artist starting at a young age. Eventually, She went on to study classical piano and later taught herself to play songs she heard on Simon & Garfunkel, CSNY, and Joni Mitchell records that her older sisters owned. But as a teen, she was drawn into alternative-music venues and reggae clubs. Hearing music at political rallies made the deepest impression on the artist. “I saw how music was motivating change,” she says. And she wanted in. Strong female voices of the ’80s, like…

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