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This is the part of Music Arena Ghana where we discuss, write about, and evaluate new music from emerging musicians as well as those who are already well-known.

The Visceral DIY Brilliance of Books Of Moods’ “Dreams”

Chris The Blogger -
Paris-based indie art-rock project Books Of Moods has just released their debut album, "Dreams". Guided entirely by Hugo Sailer, a self-taught singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and...

OpCritical Is A Defiant Voice in a Conforming World

Mister Styx -
OpCritical has come with a bang, and a loud one at that. Doing Fine is their most recent single and music video; it's an...

Fish And Scale Delivers a Cinematic Plea in “Letter from Paulus”

Chris The Blogger -
Fish And Scale has surfaced from the quiet margins with a massive new pop-rock ballad, dropping the cinematic single "Letter from Paulus" today. The...

Seven Nation Army Brews Dark Alt-Rock Scorn on “Power and Money”

Chris The Blogger -
When Cracow-born indie project Seven Nation Army dropped their new EP "Power and Money", I found myself struck by the sudden urge to bite...

Kouman Turns Outsider Hunger Into Street Currency On ‘Underdogs’

MrrrDaisy -
There is a particular pressure that gathers around a comeback record, especially when the artist has spent time away sharpening the blade rather than...

Michele Braid-Topcu Makes The Spotlight Blink First In “Front Row”

MrrrDaisy -
Michele Braid-Topcu's "Front Row" walks in wearing heels, stage glare, and a smile that knows too much. The single has the drama of a...

Danny Induce Lets Secrecy Dictate The Rhythm In ‘Mr Discreet’

MrrrDaisy -
Some romances do not arrive under bright street lamps. They move through side doors, saved names, late replies, and the small theatre of people...

Jordan Kinsey Makes Devotion Feel Patient Again In “Sunday Kind Of Love”

MrrrDaisy -
Some love songs rush toward arrival, impatient to prove themselves before the second verse has found its footing. Others sit at the edge of...

Chandra Cures the Agony of Defeat With “Nessun Dorma (We’ll Win Again!)”

Chris The Blogger -
UK pop-rock band Chandra dropped a massive new track today, "Nessun Dorma (We’ll Win Again!)." The trio frontman and guitarist Chandra Nair, lead guitarist...

Ada Johanna Turns Refusal Into Repair On “Better”

MrrrDaisy -
Some songs begin where patience has already worn thin. There is no grand speech at the door, no candlelit farewell, no polished scene of...

Tori Lord Exposes Status Theatre With Surgical Calm In ‘Conman’

MrrrDaisy -
A mask rarely falls all at once. It loosens by degrees, in the small exaggeration, the polished answer, the borrowed confidence worn too neatly...

Forgotten Garden Pours Pure Indie Emotion Into “Rain”

Chris The Blogger -
Scottish-Portuguese indie duo Forgotten Garden navigates the crushing gravity of regret on their latest single, "Rain." Exploring the bitter, suffocating aftermath of a relationship...
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