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September 16, 2025 Valley Onda’s ‘Reebok Fantasy’ Hits Streams and Lands With an Impact

Valley Onda’s ‘Reebok Fantasy’ Hits Streams and Lands With an Impact

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Friday saw the arrival of ‘Reebok Fantasy‘ by indie rock outfit Valley Onda, via Valley Onda Records. This follows their recent ‘‘Minacious’‘ single and its video rollout on CLASH Magazine, adding to a catalog that’s pulled in 350,000+ streams since the trio’s 2019 start. Their thoughtful alternative sound has landed nods from triple j and pubs like The AU Review, Happy Mag, Where The Music Meets, and Clunk Mag, alongside tour support from The Money War and Brightness. The lineup features Jordan Wilson handling vocals and guitar (previously in Georgia Fair, supporting Paul Kelly, Laurel, and John Mayer), Michiya Nagai on keys (stage time with Lamalo at The Grass is Greener for 15,000 fans and a TEDx Melbourne soundtrack gig), and drummer Galen Sultmann. Hailing from Sydney’s Gadigal land, the band took shape in a quiet restaurant meetup after tours, with Jordan and Galen jamming until Michiya joined to blend his trained piano and production into a textured indie rock style echoing Radiohead, Alt-J, Mansionair, Bon Iver, Muse, and Gorillaz—resonating with REM, Cage The Elephant, and The Verve crowds.

Valley Onda‘s new track ‘‘Reebok Fantasy’‘ unfolds as a tense, emotive indie rock ride, shifting from low-key strain to a sharp, energizing break. Jordan‘s strong vocal presence anchors it all, with acoustic guitar lines and soft, rippling elements wrapping the words in a distant, smokey haze.

The band shared: “Do you know that feeling when you’re walking down the street feeling isolated and everyone else is looking cool in their designer clothing? So you pull into a Nepalese Restaurant and order a tea to hide out for a minute. Maybe open a paperback or meet someone interesting. That’s the vibe of ‘Reebok Fantasy’.”

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August 6, 2025 The ‘Dreaming (Wide Awake)’ Video Lands as under:tones Signal Big Moves

The ‘Dreaming (Wide Awake)’ Video Lands as under:tones Signal Big Moves

August 6, 2025, is a huge day for under:tones, the international electronic crew dropping ‘Dreaming (Wide Awake)’, the first single off their debut album, Encounters, due out in March 2026. It’s also the kickoff for Through The Void Records, a label all about bold, heartfelt electronic tunes. under:tones have been climbing the ranks, mixing different styles into something totally their own. Their past EPs showed off what they can do, earning them a tight-knit fanbase and some serious props from the music world. This album’s shaping up to be their big breakthrough.

The video, shot by director Cristina Principe, drops us in Los Angeles with Zeno, a teen stuck in a life where algorithms watch everything he does. He pops on wired headphones, cracks smiles with buddies, and lets music set him free. That’s the thing, music’s still our go-to when the daily grind gets heavy, tying us together in a way screens never will. The visuals blend this dreamy, upbeat energy with a sharp, film-like style that makes the track pop. It’s a vibe you can’t shake.

under:tones video nails getting their message across in this video. Music’s the heartbeat keeping us steady and connected, no matter what’s going on out there. With this release, under:tones are showing they’ve got something special, and it’s only the start.

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July 15, 2025 MIGLIO’s “Musica Elettronica” Redraws the Club Map with Grit and Memory

MIGLIO’s “Musica Elettronica” Redraws the Club Map with Grit and Memory

Italian artist MIGLIO returns with ‘Musica Elettronica, a brooding, richly textured single that dives deep into the emotional landscape of electronic resistance. Released via Peroni Dischi on June 27, 2025, the track marks a bold shift in sonic direction—darker, grittier, and strikingly personal.

Known for previous critically acclaimed albums Manifesti e immaginari sensibili (2022) and Futuro Splendido (2023), MIGLIO (aka Alessia Zappamiglio) now ventures further into an experimental domain. Produced by Francesco Fantini, whose avant-garde approach has previously aligned with Lorenzo Senni and Warp Records, this new single blends contemporary songwriting with rugged new wave grit and atmospheric electronics.

Musica Elettronica is more than a song—it’s an audiovisual statement. It evokes ’80s Berlin and Bologna, referencing containers, urban noise, protest squares, and post-industrial club spaces. With pulsing synths and raw emotional delivery, MIGLIO offers a melancholic yet energetic meditation on escapism, routine, and social unrest.

As she describes it: “It speaks to the tension between routine and the urge to disappear, to break away. Like stepping out of a club and finding yourself in a square, protesting.”

This is slow-dancing in solitude. Music that marches and weeps. And it signals the beginning of a new artistic cycle for one of Italy’s most daring voices in electronic-infused songwriting.

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September 19, 2024 NEACAL FINDS STRENGTH IN DARKNESS WITH NEW SINGLE ‘UNREST’

NEACAL FINDS STRENGTH IN DARKNESS WITH NEW SINGLE ‘UNREST’

Neacal has unveiled ‘Unrest’, the third single from his forthcoming debut album. The single was released on 13 September, with an otherworldly music video on Neacal’s YouTube channel. The producer, singer-songwriter has been a composer for over 16 years and has shifted directions from progressive rock to orchestral pop music.

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Neacal’s music is healing and transformative. It doesn’t shy away from the dark aspects of life such as severe mental health conditions and chronic internal struggles, instead it embraces it. Through his music, Neacal makes peace with his demons, trauma and path, a key reminder to be as courageous as possible when faced with your shadow. 

‘Unrest’ serves as a turning point in his personal journey as well as his debut album Stranger from Long Ago set for release in October this year. He explains; “’Unrest’ is the culminating point of my upcoming debut album, where the emotional stakes are at their highest, and the drama peaks. Despite its sombre mood and underworld-themed imagery, this is not a song about embracing death, but about conquering it. And such victory may only come at a very high cost. For me personally this song was a harbinger of my inevitable mental meltdown, an internal collapse that had already begun by that time unbeknownst to me, and that took months to overcome.”

The track features his endearing vocals and enigmatic songwriting, with lyrics like – “Raise our black flag, unrest in peace, grieving bliss, death gave us each a parting kiss” – creating a unique take on death and ultimately re-birth. The single has a minimalist start, with Neacal’s vocals driving it forward into a more ceremonial climax, featuring signature orchestral pop elements. The music video is a mystical feast, and was shot on the Scottish shores with black and white colour grading emphasising its esoteric and otherworldly nature. 

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