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DEM LAWYA delivers a timeless message of patience on “It Is What It Is”
Azraelle. balances creativity and mass appeal on “The Art of the Deal”
Azraelle. crafts a bold electronic-pop statement with “Permission”
Kevin Bright shines a light on service and surrender with “Use Me”
M & J deliver an emotionally resonant farewell on “BYE BYE BABY”
Chace Skelton brings worship energy into modern pop on “One True God”
Kaciny turns heartbreak into memory on “Rewind”
Jutt Huffman turns survival into optimism on “Hungover And High”
Mark Winters finds effortless joy in “Into The Flow”
Azraelle. explores the darker side of self-reflection with “Always, the bad guy”