Deko Entertainment [Release date 15.04.26] Warrant’s fifth album ‘Belly to Belly, Vol. 1′ has been remastered and repackaged and is being re-released in April, and for the first time will also be released on vinyl. Originally released in 1996 it … Continue reading
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Floced’s Evo is a sleek, forward-driving instrumental that taps into retro-futuristic club energy while keeping a modern, polished edge. Drawing from ‘80s and ‘90s dance and techno influences, the track rides on a steady, pulsating groove, gradually layering synth textures that evolve with subtle precision. There’s a cinematic quality to its progression—less about explosive drops and more about controlled momentum and atmosphere. Crisp production and rhythmic clarity give Evo a hypnotic pull, making it equally suited for late-night listening or dimly lit dancefloors.
A confident, streamlined piece that thrives on movement and mood.
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With Fabric of The Cosmos, Lukka drift further into their hypnotic, synth-driven universe, crafting a track that feels both expansive and deeply introspective. Built on pulsing rhythms, swirling analog textures, and a steady melodic core, the song unfolds like a slow-motion voyage through inner and outer space. There’s a subtle tension between repetition and progression, as layers gradually accumulate into a rich, immersive soundscape. Vocals glide through the mix with a dreamlike quality, reinforcing the track’s metaphysical themes.
It’s a transportive first glimpse of Wendekind, balancing cosmic scale with emotional nuance.
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Trippz Michaud’s No Box comes through as a defiant, self-assertive anthem, rooted in individuality and refusal to conform. The track carries a raw, expressive energy, with a beat that gives space for his personality to take center stage. Vocally, Trippz leans into a direct, unfiltered delivery, reinforcing the “black sheep” narrative without overpolishing the edges. There’s a DIY spirit running throughout, adding authenticity and character.
No Box stands as a bold statement of identity—imperfect, personal, and unapologetically outside the lines.
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The UK has their own Saturday Night Live now. Live from London, the first episode of SNL UK premiered on Sky TV last night, and it looks like it’ll be formatted pretty much exactly like the original version. The inaugural musical guest was the very British Wet Leg, who performed “Mangetout” and “Catch These Fists” from last year’s moisturizer.
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While the weekdays tend to move quite rapidly at Theprp.com, the weekends are characteristically slower. To help you get caught up on the week that was, you can check out the below list of the most viewed stories that ran over the past seven days. While you’re at it, feel free to engage in whatever…
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A man pled guilty to stealing $8 million in royalties from streaming platforms, creating bot accounts to stream tracks he generated using AI.
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Fan-filmed footage has been shared.
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