Gracie Abrams Complete

How to: Friend, Love, Freefall

Painkillers

JAGUAR II

Alright

A tune of cosmic delight exploring the mysteries of the universe and seeking the guidance of rainbow light. This song was born from a funny and insightful dream Noah had about waking up to several gnomes living on his property refusing to leave and operating a rainbow factory. The message he woke up remembering: Music comes from the same place rainbows do.

Hello Rainbow

Jule Vera "You Can't Mess It Up"

Summer in Harlem

“Calling All Cars” is a controlled detonation of nostalgia and panic, a sweaty, shout-along anthem that channels the anxiety of modern life through the lens burning discotechs. Love in October have found a way to make a party song for the end of the world.

Best enjoyed loud, with your windows down and your house on fire.

Calling All Cars

Fresh off the back of their latest album, The Response pivot sharply with Where Do You Run To? It’s a bold left turn for the Christchurch duo, embracing a grittier, more propulsive sound without losing their melodic touch.
Fueled by fuzzed-out guitar hooks and a beat that struts more than sprints, it’s the kind of song that sneaks up on you. There’s a swagger in the way Victoria’s bass drives the track, it’s steady, confident, and impossible to sit still to. Lyrically, Andy Knopp drops cryptic lines like breadcrumbs, while the chorus — big, bold, and custom-built for a room full of voices — drives it home.
Rather than rush headlong, Where Do You Run To? holds its nerve, letting its momentum build and simmer. It’s controlled, but kinetic. A track that keeps moving forward and takes you with it.

Where Do You Run To?

I Don't Work Here Anymore (Preview)

Chrome heart

Truth

'Runaway' is a story about escaping, leaving behind pain, pressure and the past. It follows an emotional journey of someone who feels lost or overwhelmed, choosing to run not just from a place, but from a version of themselves. But at its heart, it’s also about return. Through the light of human connection, friendship, love, empathy. The runaway finds their way back. Not just back home, but back to themselves.

Runaway

I Want Pain

"Ready for You" is an upbeat, 80s-inspired pop-rock track about moving on and being open to something new. With dreamy guitars, shimmering synths, and a larger-than-life chorus, the song captures the feeling of self-acceptance and excitement for what’s ahead.

ready for you

Friend Zone

BLESS X SHAHMEN "WILDBRUSHFIRE" 
addtl vocals: Omar Soulay  producer: NAV
The Forthcoming Album "California Is Cold" 

© 2017 HOUSE OF BLESS

Jule Vera "You Can't Mess It Up"

Pure Noise Records

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