Brother-sister duo MimiNi mark a defining moment with the release of their debut EP — a four-track exploration of emotion, sound, and identity. Ranging from dreamy folk introspection, to bold full-band energy, the record finds its crescendo in its final track and new single ‘America’.

Propelled by a relentless synth bass and guitars that border indie rock, America channels irony through intensity — a driving anthem that smiles while it stings. It’s upbeat, charged, and deeply self-aware of the world around us, a fitting close to an EP that never shies away from vulnerability or bite.

“This one just felt like the ending,” says MimiNi. “It’s driving, loud, and it says what needs to be said.”

With their debut EP, MimiNi reveal a sound that’s both evolving and assured — a blend of heart, grit, and unapologetic honesty. The duo are already deep into new material, with plans to release plenty more music throughout next year — expanding their sonic world even further.

MimiNi’s debut EP, featuring the closing track “America”  is out now on all streaming platforms.

America

This is a "quiet-loud" dynamic Alternative Country-Rock Ballad. It begins with a sparse, moody, and atmospheric acoustic-driven verse, reminiscent of modern folk. The song then explodes in the chorus into a powerful, anthemic Southern Rock sound with heavy electric guitars, a driving rhythm section, and a raw, passionate vocal delivery.  The Song, No Superhuman, is somber, gritty, and reflective in the verses. This builds to a feeling of powerful, anthemic, and raw resilience in the chorus. It's a song about admitting mortal flaws and finding strength in a human connection.

No Superhuman (Country)

This is a "Cinematic Outlaw Country fused with a Post-Grunge ballad. It builds from a steady, electric guitar-driven verse into a powerful, anthemic emotion.  The song's anthemic, faithful, dramatic, and uplifting feel drips with the ideal of America as an Open Door Nation. It has a "rising" and "powerful" feel , matching the song's patriotic themes of liberty, heritage, and "the American dream" that we still believe in.

Open Doors (Alt-Country)

This is a gritty, soulful Blues-Rock Anthem. The song is performed with a "quiet-to-loud" dynamic, starting with a somber, blues-driven verse and building into an anthemic, powerful chorus. The lead vocal is the centerpiece: a raw, soulful, and passionate male vocal with a bluesy grit.  The Song evokes the "light breaking through darkness," with a somber-like and reflective passion in the verses, growing into hopeful, resolute, and anthemic in the choruses. It's a song of reconciliation and determined optimism, a "revolution" of mindset to "mend fences" and to collaborate.

Our Revolution Day

This is a "quiet-loud" dynamic Alternative Country-Rock Ballad. The song structure builds from sparse, narrative-driven verses (reminiscent of Folk or Americana) into an explosive, anthemic rock chorus. The lead male vocal is gritty, weary, and heartfelt, moving from a conversational, storyteller tone in the verses to a raw, passionate belt in the chorus.  The Storyteller is weary, frustrated, and reflective in the verses. This frustration builds into a feeling of defiant, anthemic, and raw resilience in the chorus. It's a song of exhausted determination, a plea for understanding in the face of generational economic struggle.  A son explains today to his father.

Perspective (Please)

“Shorthand Clock” is a letter to family… a song for the ones you pray you’ve done right by.
If you’ve ever held on tight to, or neglected to live in the moments that matter most, this track will echo your heartbeat. This is an anthemic Modern Country-Rock Ballad. The song is built on a "quiet-loud" dynamic with a heartfelt, gritty male vocal.  The song is a heartfelt message from a person facing their own mortality. It's a "song for you to keep," filled with love, a sense of time running out ("shorthand clock"), and a resolute vow of eternal love for family


Shorthand Clock (Country)

This one pulls no punches.
“Shutdown Pawns” is for every working American tired of being used as collateral damage.  If you’ve been through a shutdown, a furlough, or a government that forgot who it works for, shown up to a park only for it to be closed, or missed a service — this is your anthem. Heavy, gritty, gospel-infused fire. This is a raw, gritty Blues-Rock Anthem with strong Southern Gospel influences. This piece is built on defiance, anger, frustration, and resolution.  The song is an anthem of protest for the non-political elite of America.  It is meant as the Shutdown Gospel for the Pawns, abandoned by politicians scoring political points, and the song channels that sense of betrayal.  The song is primed and ready for the next time Real Americans are once again used as Shutdown Pawns.



Shutdown Pawns (Real American Edition)

This is a cover of 'FIFO Movement No. 4: Watching The Aeroplanes' written by Francis Monkman and originally performed by Sky, a favourite band of mine.  I've rocked it up somewhat, added a guitar solo section, and have played at a much quicker tempo.

Watching The Aeroplanes (Sky Cover)

“The Switch” is about that exact second when you decide you’re done pretending. One flick from numb to honest, from autopilot to alive. Gritty verses, a tension-building pre, and a drop that feels like the moment everything inside you finally clicks from “off” to “on.”

The Switch

“The Oak” is a gritty heartland rock anthem about choosing the steady, scarred, dependable kind of love over the shiny, temporary kind. Mid-tempo stomp-and-clap drums, warm acoustic strums, and crunchy electric riffs wrap around a weathered male vocal that feels like it’s been on the radio for twenty years. It’s blue-collar, boots-in-the-mud romance: staying put, taking the weight, and holding the roof up when the storm rolls in.

The Oak

CYBER CHORD writes songs the way a porch light holds a night: small, steady, and impossible to ignore. I work with AI as a true co-writer, then carve the lyric by hand and shape the track in Suno. The sound leans bare and human—country roots in the soil, a little rock grain in the teeth, and a faith-lit lift that chooses hope without preaching.

These are ordinary-room hymns: rings hidden in cotton, receipt-tape strings, a dress behind rain glass, a sink that cools while you find the words. Silence is an instrument here; sometimes there’s a full bar where the house gets to breathe. If a line can’t survive a campfire and a cracked mug, it doesn’t make the song.

If you’re new, start with the heartbreakers. They don’t shout. They stay. I believe in the holiness of the everyday, and in the quiet bravery of saying the thing before “later” takes it away.

No paid promo, no playlist buys, no cover-art pitches, no dance offers, no cold DMs. If it’s a pitch, the porch light’s off. If you’re a real listener, come in soft: pick one song, leave a genuine note (lyric or timestamp welcome), and hand it to one friend. That’s how this fire stays lit.

May your road stay open, your coffee stay warm, and your day be peaceful.

MimiNi is the brand new sibling duo, bringing a fresh and emotionally rich alternative sound with their debut single, ‘Forget Me Not’. 

Written, recorded, and produced by brother and sister Corey and Mimi, the track explores grief, loss, and the enduring presence of loved ones, through deeply personal storytelling.

They explain, “‘Forget Me Not’ was inspired by a photo album left to us by a family member, and inside was a handwritten poem that we found shortly after they passed".

Set to release their debut EP later this year, MimiNi is the result of Corey and Mimi’s close creative bond - a fresh, authentic sound that reflects their shared passion and vision.

Enquiries - miminimusic@gmail.com

Music is the language and soul of humanity.  You can see and hear music, if not…you feel it.  Listen, see, and feel the music.

My story is the same as probably so many.  I always wanted to write music and share it, to express it, to let others feel it.  Like so many before me - life took over.  Responsibility.  Sure, I could have gone after the things I loved, but I felt the responsibility, so off around the world I went.  That was truly amazing, too.  But always tapping on my shoulder was the desire to write.  So I kept at it, just never doing anything with it.

Jumping forward to the here and now - I’m doing it.  Writing, composing, arranging, and editing.  I hope you enjoy it, give me your thoughts, and share it with others. 

Thank you,
JCCutter

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Electronic musician from the North West of England. Making music with synthesizers, cheap keyboards, and anything else that can make an interesting sound.

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