Emerging singer-songwriter Natasha Fisher has released her latest single, Push and Pull, a deeply emotive track that showcases her signature blend of soulful melodies and heartfelt lyrics. The single, accompanied by a striking music video, is available now on major streaming platforms and YouTube.

Push and Pull captures the raw essence of relational tension—navigating the complexities of desire, vulnerability, and uncertainty. Fisher’s silky vocals take center stage, weaving a narrative that resonates universally while maintaining a deeply personal touch. The track’s production, marked by a minimalist yet powerful instrumental arrangement, complements her vocal performance, allowing the lyrics to shine.

The resurgence of early 2000s hip-hop continues as 2Essentialz and Dru-P reintroduce their impactful album Pressing Onin a freshly remastered release. Originally debuting in the era that celebrated gritty, raw lyricism and soulful beats, this project now comes to life with enhanced audio quality, giving fans new and old a chance to dive deeper into its intricate layers.

Pressing On was first released at a time when hip-hop was evolving rapidly, embracing the storytelling and consciousness of the ’90s while pushing into the more experimental sounds of the new millennium. The album was celebrated for its seamless fusion of soulful instrumentals with powerful narratives that explored themes of resilience, self-reflection, and the relentless pursuit of dreams. In a time where the industry is saturated with high-gloss production, 2Essentialz and Dru-P’s return to this raw and

In honor of Inuit Day, the genre-defying band Wasabi has released a powerful new single titled “Alaskamiuŋuruŋa.” This fresh track is both a tribute to Inuit heritage and a heartfelt reflection on the band’s Alaskan roots. Blending Wasabi’s signature mix of atmospheric soundscapes and intricate rhythms, “Alaskamiuŋuruŋa” captures the spirit, resilience, and natural beauty of Alaska’s Indigenous communities.

The single’s name, which translates to “I am from Alaska” in the Iñupiaq language, underscores Wasabi’s commitment to cultural authenticity. This release is part of a larger campaign by the band to amplify Indigenous voices through music, acknowledging Inuit Day as an opportunity to celebrate and honor the wisdom and traditions of Inuit culture.