Two worlds. Two voices. One heartbeat.
“Same Rhythm” is the debut single from D’Miira, (Daniella and Amiira), a cross-cultural duo born in Gothenburg, where Latin warmth meets Middle Eastern soul.
The song tells the story of two women from different corners of the world, united by music, passion, and the belief that rhythm connects us all.
With Spanish guitar, oud, and soaring harmonies, Same Rhythm blends pop, R&B, and global influences into an uplifting and emotional anthem about sisterhood, identity, and freedom.

Close your eyes, feel the pulse — we’re all moving to the Same Rhythm.

Same Rhythm

"Here For You" closes the album with tenderness and timeless grace — a slow, melodic 60s-inspired pop ballad filled with doo-wop harmonies, clean guitars and a heart wide open.
Four mature voices blend in perfect unity, offering comfort, devotion and hope.
It’s the sound of standing by someone when the music fades — proof that love, loyalty and harmony never go out of style.

A heartfelt goodbye… and a promise to stay.

Here For You

“Voices Won’t Fade”, the second release on the album "The Storm is Coming", hits like a Southern storm — a powerful blend of American melodic country-rap-trap with survivor grit and long-burning emotion. Wolfwood Crew deliver raw, unfiltered verses that pull you straight into the night that never really lets go, spitting truth with fire and scars that still breathe.

This isn’t just a track.
It’s a vow.
A voice for everyone who made it through the flames and refused to be silenced.

“Our voices won’t fade.”
Trust us — that line will echo long after the ending banjo fades out.

Voices Won´t Fade

Joacim West is a rising Swedish singer-songwriter blending country storytelling, Swedish dansband warmth and soft rock sincerity into a style all his own.

“Three Days” is a warm and heartfelt fusion of country and Swedish dansband, wrapped in the soft glow of a late-night demo. Warm, organic and deeply human, “Three Days” captures the feeling of being stuck in time… and in love.

Three Days On Repeat

Sofia releases a new single in swedish - "Lyssna På Mitt Hjärta"
A song about a heart that refuses to obey the mind.
About the butterflies, the fear, the longing, and that forbidden-but-right feeling you can’t hide anymore.

" 'Lyssna På Mitt Hjärta’ is my most vulnerable moment so far — a confession wrapped in warmth, fire, and truth, and I release it first here on SoundCloud, for you guys! <3"
- Sofia

Lyssna På Mitt Hjärta

"What We Didn’t Say" — a breakup told through the small details that hurt the most. No clichés, no big symbols, just real life: a chair left pulled out, a cold cup of coffee, the heaviness of words that never came.

This track blends slow country warmth with a Scandinavian danceband softness: acoustic guitar, felt piano, gentle drums, clean electric guitar textures and a close, emotional vocal. A quiet heartbreak song that grows with every listen.

What We Didn´t Say

Christmas is to celebrate the birth of Jesus. I am not religious, but I celebrate. And can be jealous at people in India cause they believe in many and I hardly in one. This gospel is for all people that believs in democracy and equality  

Vinterbarn

A raw explosion of melodic punk and hardrock energy.
No Saints dive straight into rebellion with snarling vocals, pounding drums and a chorus built to scream along to.
This is a break-free anthem from the upcoming January album at Spotify, but of course they release it at Soundcloud first! — loud, defiant, and absolutely unapologetic.
Hit play. Turn it up. Walk away from the bullshit.

"If this song doesn´t get viral - Shut up!"
- Cassandra, leadsinger in No Saints

Shut Up and Let Me Go

Dear friends, we can all see what is happening to our climate, it is going hotter and hotter.
More and more water is evaporating from the oceans. And there will be violent chaos in the atmosphere with cyclones and torrential rains over many countries. Heatwaves hit southern countries, causing forest fires and deaths. It may become a hell for our grandchildren!
And on top of all this, there are powerful leaders in the world who don't want to believe the scientists. The countries that are highly dependent on fossil energy and the oil-producing countries naturally have a worrying situation!
 


The Climate Change Debate

A cyclone, is rolling in over the Philippines,
and recently, the West Indies were hit,
by the same disaster,
and rain falls down in terrible amounts
in Spain, and in many, other places.

The icebergs are melting at both poles
and subsequently the oceans will rise
and flow over low-lying islands 
The people there must flee for their lives
but where are they going to move to

It is hot as hell in places down south
where many, many people have died
of dehydration and heat shock
the scientists claim that the heat is caused by
our release of green house gases 
                   
It is extremely unpleasant to realize
that we all have to change our lives
and cannot drive our cars anymore
but mighty rulers in our world will not agree
with the scientists even if they are on the right track

At least we can protect our trees
from devastation down in Brazil
they are constantly subjects to threats
But what shall we do with the rulers who deny
the statements by the scientists who know the best

The Climate Change Debate - 2025-11-27 14.19

Zara Zarang (her artistname) is a rising Swedish-Korean artist blending cinematic EDM, rock energy, and hypnotic synth melodies into a sound that feels both futuristic and emotionally raw.
Born and raised in Göteborg, she writes and produces with a fearless sense of imagination—mixing her cultural roots, bold vocals, and dramatic arrangements into something unmistakably her own.

“One Love” is a cinematic EDM-rock hybrid exploding with power, intensity, and emotion.
The track opens with an angelic choir and sweeping synth pads before launching into pounding eurodance drums, sharp electric guitars, and a fierce, dark-toned female vocal.

One Love

“Passion for Passion” is a high-energy, anthemic country–rock/pop hybrid built to light a fuse under anyone who needs a spark. At 92 bpm, the song kicks off with punchy drums and bright, twangy electric guitars that immediately set the tone: bold, shiny, and ready to run.

"A song about craving more—more color, more rush, more passion."
- Wilma Nordh

Passion for Passion

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Shut Up and Let Me Go

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