Lucy Woodward Releases New Single “Yes”
Lucy Woodward’s new single, “Yes,” is out now! Yes is an invitation and a confession wrapped in mystery. The melody, sung over the Gnawa-inspired rhythmic guitar pulse, beckons someone closer, while revealing its own inner contradictions: strength and fragility, beauty and danger. It unfolds as an honest unveiling, where love is both a risk and a revelation — the thrill of being truly seen and the vulnerability that accompanies it.
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Simon Grey Releases New Single, “Mamas Cookin' (Opolopo Remix)”
Simon Grey’s song “Mamas Cookin’” is about treating every moment as sacred, mysterious, and magical. Even when we’re stressed—or even broken—while chasing ‘impossible’ dreams, we can always take flight up above. Swedish producer, OPOLOPO, who has built up a decades-long reputation in the funky house scene, delivers a fresh take on the track, taking it to new places. The original is the 2nd single of Simon’s debut Pressing Matters LP and features Munir Zakee on Rap & Michael League on bass.
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Mark Lettieri & Purbayan Chatterjee Release New Album, Feathered Creatures
Purbayan Chatterjee, one of India’s most celebrated and exploratory modern sitarists, and five-time GRAMMY Award-winning guitarist, composer, and producer Mark Lettieri (Snarky Puppy) have announced their collaborative debut album Feathered Creatures, set for release on June 5. Throughout the new project, the duo channel their masterful musicianship into a bold new sonic territory – forging a dynamic dialogue between progressive Indian classical sitar and electric guitar. Feathered Creatures is an artistic team-up crafting new and exciting sounds out of pure skillful collaboration, the result of true cross-continental creative kismet.
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Lucy Woodward Releases New Single, “Roam,” alongside New Music Video
“Roam” conveys a longing, and perhaps restlessness, for freedom and self-discovery, reaching toward the unknown while haunted by inner ghosts. It captures the adventurous spirit of embracing life’s uncertainties, showing that the reckless, solitary path can be exhilarating and necessary for reclaiming oneself.
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Söndörgö Releases New Single, “Kind of Bela (In Residence At Müpa)”
This is a transcription and adaptation of a folk song for sordinated trumpet and tamburas. The root of the first part is the “Pevaj petle” (Hear the Rooster Crow) from Bartók’s Bánát collection of 1912. The second part is the adaptation of the fourth movement (Buciumeana) of Bartók’s “Romanian folk dances” (Sz. 56, BB 68).
The recording was made during the seasonal opening of Müpa, September 2025.
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