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Faith, Heartache, and Honesty: 3peace on WHEN YOU KNOW 3peace comes to the discussion with a definite purpose and irrevocable belief that interfere with every note that he composes. His last single, WHEN YOU KNOW, is an unfinished, bare, raw, and intimate musical offering that exudes truthfulness, heart-break, and spiritual awakening. The song was recorded in Dolby Atmos with minimal clatter of instruments and only his voice and his guitar, the song is stripped of any noise, leaving only one thing which is deeply personal and profoundly moving. Borne out of the agonizing lessons of heartbreak, WHEN YOU KNOW tells the story of the contrast between fake and real love, and ultimately transforms that realization into a powerful ballad to God. In the case of 3peace, music is not all about sound or success. It is all about praising, reflecting and creating space so that the listeners could find peace of mind and move forward. His creative process is based on prayer and pure instinct and it enables each song to develop naturally without overthinking or overproduction. Although he was blacklisted by the industry after he had audaciously declined to bend his values in negotiations with Sony Entertainment, 3peace is fully undeterred in his mission. He believes in the promise of God and proceeds with releasing singles which tell a bigger story leading to a full project. In this interview, 3peace opens up about the heart behind WHEN YOU KNOW, his creative journey and the rocket faith that makes him continue to move forward with confidence and conviction. Listen to WHEN YOU KNOW.   https://open.spotify.com/track/0P2zVkIHwBc1n8efUmpODQ?si=Nlg2ImnCT16mKTC5Coessg&nd=1&dlsi=480ac9914f1c48b1   Follow

Why Simeon Kirkegaard's "*" Gets Stuck in Your Head Simeon Kirkegaard's album "*" arrived, and it’s been rattling around my head like loose change in an empty pocket ever since. This Nordic musician dives headfirst into the murky, churning waters of lost love and the obsessive echo it leaves behind across ten distinct yet interwoven tracks. It maps out a landscape not just of longing, but of the peculiar haunting that follows a severed connection, the feeling of being perpetually shadowed by someone who isn't there. https://open.spotify.com/album/1D14ELnpAAwXNL8wwzJfP4?si=dxsZhfnESyuQPZ9GPm2-aA The sound itself mirrors this internal conflict – a richly layered blend where rock's driving edge scrapes against shimmering pop hooks and the thoughtful space of indie textures. Guitars chime with a nervous energy, sometimes building into insistent walls, while the rhythm section provides a pulse that feels both relentless and hesitant, like pacing a familiar room. Kirkegaard's voice carries the core vulnerability; it delivers poetic lyrics detailing isolation and fixation with a clarity that’s almost painful, like trying to read a deeply personal letter over someone’s shoulder. There’s a moment, buried somewhere in the album's hypnotic flow, where a particular combination of melody and lyric brought to mind the specific quiet after a sudden downpour stops – everything damp and gleaming, but unnervingly still. That's the strange atmosphere "*" conjures: the hyper-vividness of memory meeting the stark silence of absence. It’s less about sadness, more about the sheer, consuming presence of the past. [caption id="attachment_59503" align="alignnone" width="1151"] Why Simeon Kirkegaard's "*" Gets Stuck in Your Head[/caption] This isn't an album offering easy answers or a clean break. It dwells expertly in the uncomfortable, grey territory of 'stuckness', the exhausting cycle of yearning, and that fragile, almost invisible thread of hope for escape that somehow makes the despair feel even sharper. It’s raw, intensely focused, like watching someone meticulously trying to repair something beautiful that’s fundamentally, irrevocably broken. Kirkegaard charts this emotional terrain with unflinching honesty. But listening to "*", you can't help but ponder: how long can you navigate by the stars of a vanished sky before you lose your way entirely? Follow Simeon Kirkegaard on Website, Facebook, Bandcamp, YouTube, Instagram

Weston Estate Is Carving Out A New Space With Their New Single 'Where Do We Go' They are the definitive "ya Aunty’s Favourite Boy Band," and they're on the rise as a lo-fi alternative band out of Cary, North Carolina called Weston Estate. Weston Estate is a band from Los Angeles that features Srikar Nanduri on guitar, Manas Panchavati and Tanmay Joshi on vocals, Abhi Manhass on bass and production, and Marco Luka on vocals. [embed]https://soundcloud.com/westonestate/where-do-we-go[/embed] Evidence of the band's ingenuity and perseverance may be seen in their backstory. In 2017, during a Playstation party, Abhi and Tanmay began freestyling, which eventually resulted in a song created at Abhi's new FL studio. The band members had to sneak into Abhi's basement for their first recording session, where they created a dancehall tune that copied Indian music. The group decided to establish Weston Estate as a result of the song's popularity. The band's "Saturday Nights" single displays their unique sound and commercial preparedness. The song's ethereal ambience is the product of a beautiful fusion of enormous harmonies and duetting lead vocals. [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-yUGylUzHbw[/embed] The mumble-sing voice and puppy love-tinged lyrics are wonderfully complemented by the track's bassline and a low-key hip-hop beat. Weston Estate's current song, "Where Do We Go," is influenced by a variety of sources, including the music of musicians like Daniel Caesar, Young Thug, and Frank Ocean as well as the band's personal life. Their music stands out because of the way it fuses elements from other cultures, low-fidelity soundscapes, and unusual melodies. With each successive album, Weston Estate creates a distinct and exciting persona. As they develop and improve over the next several years, they will be an exciting band to keep an eye on. At first glance “Where Do We Go” portrays a relationship that has come to an end. Throughout the song, we look back on the bittersweet moments from former relationships and wonder if we made the right decision in leaving. A closer look into the song shows that it is also about the introspection that comes from post-breakup clarity. The introspective dive one takes shows the inner dialogue that exists within us as we grapple with carving a path for ourselves while trying to balance the noise we hear from the outside world. [embed]https://open.spotify.com/track/1TgsOHSom5y3iJjfi22jN2[/embed]