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In Production: “Neurosoul”. Dropping October 2025

Sometimes when you're in the zone with music, you need to keep it gong before the feeling goes away. Even though I'm still trying to release my previous album "I Was Starting To Forget About You", I've already started on my next project, "Nuerosoul". This time around, I'm experimenting with AI tools to create soundscapes and build music on that. I'm tryin to find that line between creativity and AI tools, hoping to explore different styles and sounds. I'm songs in and it's feeling pretty good. Here's rough mix of a lo-fi joint I'm feeling good about.

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I’m Hoping Ironheart Gets Some Time To Shine Before The Trolls Get To It.

Ironheart is an upcoming Marvel Studios streaming series set to debut on Disney+, continuing the legacy of genius-level tech heroes in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The series follows Riri Williams, a 19-year-old engineering prodigy from Chicago, played by Dominique Thorne, who reverse-engineers her own high-tech suit of armor inspired by Tony Stark's Iron Man. First introduced in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, Riri now takes center stage in her own story—facing not only the challenge of stepping into the legacy of Iron Man, but also navigating the intersection of science, identity, and power. Created by Chinaka Hodge, Ironheart is positioned to blend grounded coming-of-age storytelling with high-concept technological spectacle. The show pits Riri against the enigmatic villain Parker Robbins, aka The Hood (played by Anthony Ramos), whose use of dark magic sets up a clash between science and the supernatural—offering a fresh dynamic in the MCU. Backed by a predominantly Black and brown creative team, Ironheart brings a necessary and timely perspective to the superhero genre. With themes of legacy, innovation, and the burden of brilliance, the series promises to expand the MCU’s heart and mind—through the lens of one of its most promising young heroes.

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A Great Fight Scene from The Thunderbolts*

The Thunderbolts brings together a team of morally complex antiheroes on a covert mission sanctioned by the U.S. government. The ensemble cast includes Yelena Belova (Florence Pugh), Bucky Barnes/The Winter Soldier (Sebastian Stan), Red Guardian (David Harbour), U.S. Agent (Wyatt Russell), Ghost (Hannah John-Kamen), Taskmaster (Olga Kurylenko), and Valentina Allegra de Fontaine (Julia Louis-Dreyfus). Thunderbolts promises a darker, grittier take on team dynamics in the MCU, exploring redemption, loyalty, and the gray areas of heroism.

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Samara Cyn Drops “Bad Brain”. She Can’t Seem To Miss.

Samara Cyn’s new single “Bad Brain” is a moody, magnetic meditation on mental health, self-sabotage, and the struggle to silence the noise inside your head. Over a smoky, jazz-laced beat, her delivery is fluid but heavy, like she’s carrying the weight of every line. The production feels intimate and restrained—vintage keys drift beneath warm bass, making space for Cyn’s introspective verses to breathe. Lyrically, she navigates the tension between vulnerability and resilience, sketching out scenes of anxiety and overstimulation with poetic precision: “I got a bad brain, wired for worry.” It’s the kind of song that doesn’t just play—it lingers, echoing long after the beat fades out. With “Bad Brain,” Samara Cyn adds another layer to her already rich catalog, showing she can be both emotionally raw and sonically refined. It’s a quiet triumph for anyone who’s ever wrestled with their own mind and found catharsis in the chaos.  

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You Should Be Listening To Léa The Leox

Lea the Leox is a rising singer-songwriter making waves with her unique blend of soulful vocals, ethereal production, and emotionally charged storytelling. Her music lives in the space between vulnerability and strength—effortlessly weaving R&B, neo-soul, and experimental pop into a sound that’s entirely her own. With tracks like “In the Dark” and “Velvet Skin,” she explores themes of love, self-worth, and transformation, all delivered with a voice that’s both haunting and healing. Born with a natural gift for melody and an ear for rich, textured soundscapes, Lea the Leox creates songs that feel like private journal entries set to slow-burning grooves. Her visuals and performances are just as mesmerizing—moody, cinematic, and dripping with emotion. As her fanbase continues to grow, Lea the Leox stands out not just as an artist, but as a storyteller unafraid to bare her soul. She’s not just singing—she’s casting spells.

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