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Keelan X Re-enters The Music World With His Newest Single, “No Fall of Rome”

Keelan Cunningham, better known as Keelan X, recently released his debut single as a solo performer, entitled “No Fall of Rome,” on November 11th. Keelan X is based out of London and Dublin and is known for co-founding 90s indie-pop band The Marigolds, which have been featured on radio and television stations in the United States, Ireland, and the United Kingdom.

After taking a leave of absence from music, Keelan X is making strides with “No Fall of Rome.” Opening with ambient sounds that quickly turn into the catchy guitar riffs synonymous with 70s and 80s pop and rock music, “No Fall of Rome” immediately keeps its listeners intrigued. The song is largely about one’s own agency and the resilience of one’s own mind no matter the context. This idea first gets explored in the verse but is driven home in the chorus. By incorporating catchy guitar riffs throughout the verse, paired with some synth sounds in between, Keelan X truly brings about the best of the 70s and 80s in this quasi re..

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Glitter: YUNGBLUD and Machine Gun Kelly in Zombie Apocalypse in New Video: Acting Like That

Continuing with the plethora of content from last year, YUNGBLUD treats us all to third collab with rap-turned-pop punk legend Machine Gun Kelly, finally giving us the video that we all have waited so long for

Mirroring the same vibe as previous video collab I Think I’m OKAY, but with a major apocalyptic twist – zombies are about.

The boys are both reaching the end of a long, heavy night of partying when suddenly zombies strike! But they don’t care, continuing to party and play for the dead, similarly to how they did in the last video, where they performed on a raise platform to adoring fans with their arms in in the air. This time, the “fans” arms are in the air for a different reason – they want their blood!

This video is a quintessential YUNGBLUD and MGK collaboration, with eccentric outfits and makeup, attitude and huge energy. The only thing missing is the two of them being able to be together…perhaps we can hope that by time they come round to filming something for their third..

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YUNGBLUD and Machine Gun Kelly in Zombie Apocalypse in Acting Like That

Continuing with the plethora of content from last year, YUNGBLUD treats us all to third collab with rap-turned-pop punk legend Machine Gun Kelly, finally giving us the video that we all have waited so long for.

Mirroring the same vibe as previous video collab I Think I’m OKAY, but with a major apocalyptic twist – zombies are about.

The boys are both reaching the end of a long, heavy night of partying when suddenly zombies strike! But they don’t care, continuing to party and play for the dead, similarly to how they did in the last video, where they performed on a raise platform to adoring fans with their arms in in the air. This time, the “fans” arms are in the air for a different reason – they want their blood!

This video is a quintessential YUNGBLUD and MGK collaboration, with eccentric outfits and makeup, attitude and huge energy. The only thing missing is the two of them being able to be together…perhaps we can hope that by time they come round to filming something for their thi..

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der Mist release new electric single in anticipation of album release!

Glasgow-based duo Der Mist bring unique a fusion genre featuring elements of pop, rock, new wave, indie and electronic to the table, bringing a refreshing new edition to the world of upcoming music. Their self titled album is due for release on February 26th but if you can’t wait until then, you can get a preview of whats to come from their new single ‘It’s Alright’ which is out now, as well as getting excited for other tracks from the album being released over the next month.

You would be forgiven for mistaking Der Mist for a band due to their massive sound but the talent behind the music are multi-instrumentalists Craig McKissick and Ali Whitty. Ali met Craig after working his way through other bands such as Crash My Model Car (signed to V2 Records) and Augusta Fireball and eventually setting up a charity supporting young musicians. The pair have strayed away from what is expected of modern music and using a combination of their musical and technical skills to follow their own path..

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SHK releases ‘Undefeated’ in tribute to UFC legend

We all know the majority of songs are written about love, or hate, or getting wasted at the weekend.

But Pakistan-born singer-songwriter, SHK, was inspired to write his latest single from a completely unique angle – in tribute to one of his personal heroes.

This hero just happens to be the legendary mixed-martial artist and the longest reigning UFC lightweight champion, Khabib Nurmagomedov.

SHK has used the inspiration of the fighting champion, regarded as one of the greatest fighters in M..

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