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Lilly Goodman: A Voice of Grace That Crosses Borders.
Hello friends, Every once in a while, a voice rises that feels less like performance and more like prayer. This week, we are spending time with Lilly Goodman, a singer, songwriter, and minister whose music carries the message of faith across nations and generations. Her story is one of calling, courage, and quiet surrender, and her voice continues to echo in hearts that hunger for truth and beauty.
By Test3 months ago in Beat
Lost Pitch Makes Their Mark
Toronto’s rising indie rock band Lost Pitch steps into the spotlight with the release of their debut album, Bumpy Ride — a 12-track journey overflowing with jangly guitars, vivid storytelling, and the kind of emotional texture that defines a band ready for a long run.
By mysoundMusic3 months ago in Beat
A Closer Look at Danielle Hani’s Orchestrational Voice at Ahava Bat 20
When the Netanya Kibbutz Orchestra presented its Ahava Bat 20 program at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, the evening included a quiet shift in tone; a new orchestral arrangement by composer and pianist Danielle Hani. The melody was familiar to Jacques Brel’s work, carried into Israeli musical memory through Yossi Banai but the way Hani reframed it invited the audience to hear an old song as if someone had slightly opened a window in a room they knew well.
By Rashila Shahi3 months ago in Beat
Songs You Should Hear According to Your Aesthetic
Don't ask me why, but I love pairing songs with photographs--and it's even better when I find a group of songs with similar vibes. As I was making playlists, I started thinking that everyone has their own aesthetic that influences the movies they watch, the clothes they wear, the art they create, the posts they share on social media and more. If you're confident about your personal aesthetic, here's a rundown of songs that might interest you.
By Kaitlin Shanks3 months ago in Beat
The Big Boom of Daddy Yankee’s Comeback.
Imagine a playground where every swing creaks just a little louder than yesterday and the slide sparkles like it is sprinkled with a secret. That is exactly how it feels to press play on Daddy Yankee and Bizarrap’s BZRP Music Session 0/66. The first note grabs you, a low drum pulse like someone bouncing a basketball in a sunny courtyard. Your head starts nodding almost before you realize it and suddenly you are back in a moment where music does not just exist it moves through you like warm chocolate.
By Test3 months ago in Beat
Mariah Carey and the Song That Defines Christmas.
There is something undeniable about the Christmas season that awakens warmth in the heart. It is not simply the glow of lights or the scent of baked treats in the air. It is the music, the melodies that seem to capture the season itself. Every year, certain songs rise above the rest, becoming the soundtrack of December, inviting us to sing, to smile, and to remember.
By Test3 months ago in Beat
The Blessing by Kari Jobe, Cody Carnes and Andrea Bocelli.
Some songs simply pass through your ears. Others find their way straight to your soul. The Blessing by Kari Jobe, Cody Carnes and Andrea Bocelli belongs to the second kind. It is not just a song; it is an encounter. It feels like God Himself leaning close to whisper words of comfort and promise.
By Test3 months ago in Beat
🎵 Jennai Reimagines Taylor Swift’s “The Fate of Ophelia”
When an artist decides to reinterpret a Taylor Swift song, expectations are high — but Jennai meets them with elegance, emotional depth, and her own unique artistry.
By mysoundMusic3 months ago in Beat
3Quency & Soulidified's Tour Kick-Off in Orlando Was a Success!
If there’s one thing Orlando knows, it’s pop groups. When you think back to the biggest boy bands of the ’90s, one name comes to mind—Johnny Wright. From Backstreet Boys and *NSYNC to mentoring two of Netflix’s Building the Band standouts: 3Quency and Soulidified—it’s safe to say Orlando remains a pop haven, with Wright still leading the charge.
By All’s Fair in Love & Writing3 months ago in Beat
Grammy Nominations 2026: A Celebration of Music, Diversity, and Creative Evolution
Every year, the Grammy Awards capture the world’s attention as music’s biggest night. The Grammy nominations 2026 continue that legacy, showcasing both iconic superstars and rising voices who have redefined creativity across genres.
By KAMRAN AHMAD3 months ago in Beat
Structured AI Prompts Can Inspire Music Marketing
For many musicians, the hardest part of releasing music isn’t writing or recording it — it’s everything that comes after. Between designing artwork, managing social media, answering emails, and trying to stand out on streaming platforms, it’s easy to lose track of why you started making music in the first place.
By Richard Mulholland3 months ago in Beat
Paul Haggis News: Oscar Winner to Headline RIFF Awards This November
Rome, Italy - Exciting Paul Haggis News continues to make waves across the global film community. The Academy Award-winning filmmaker has been officially announced as the Artistic Director of the upcoming Rome Independent Film Festival (RIFF Awards) 2025, set to take place from November 21 to 28, 2025, at The Nuovo Cinema Aquila and The Cinema Farnese in Rome.
By Paul Haggis Oscar3 months ago in Beat