It is mesmerising, to find out the myriad of reasons people have for creating art.
In this section, you’ll encounter clarity and purpose, perhaps offering some inspiration for your own artistic journey.
Night Wolf: "I’ll be looking to release music with collaborators through EscaVolt Records, handling promotion, marketing, and aiming for placements in TV, film, or games."
"For me, the song is about that moment where you realise that the things you thought would weigh you down forever can slowly unwind. It’s definitely personal, but I also think it speaks to a very universal feeling of trying to let go and move forward."
"We have three tracks already recorded for a summer release, and they use some different techniques and effects, but they still very much sound like RISE."
Following up on a stellar 2025, pop sensation Lánre returns with one of his most uplifting and playful singles to date. It oozes self-confidence and flirty energy.
"There comes a point where you look back at the decisions you've made over decades, the right ones and the wrong ones, and start asking yourself whether you truly followed the path you were meant to. For me, that moment brought music back into focus in a very powerful way."
"I have stepped outside my comfort zone to explore new musical and artistic dimensions by questioning myself, not only as an artist, but also as a man, because by becoming a better person, you become a better musician."
A highly eclectic and peculiar record, ‘Neptune Diamond Rain’ showcases Croatian outfit Yurina as a committed creative entity, wondrous musicians not afraid to take risks.
In ‘Monster’, the carpet matches the drapes, with meaningful and hard-hitting lyricism pairing well with the track’s melancholic and gritty pop-rock character.