In the video, the energy of the EDM mix guides every moment—the pulsing beats, ethereal orchestration, and emotional crescendos bring the poem’s journey to life. It’s a visual and sonic experience of release, freedom, and hope.

Creating this music video was both a cathartic and eye-opening experience. It was a way to visually and sonically explore the poem’s meaning: that love, at its core, is never about possession—it is about freedom, trust, and the courage to let go.

I hope this video moves you the way the poem first moved me. Whether you find yourself reflecting on the ballad or immersed in the energy of the EDM mix, may it remind you of love’s power to both break and heal, to both hold and release.

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“I Miss You (Reimagined)” by Christopher Louie Poetry is a heartfelt lyrical piece fusing soul-stirring poetry verses with poignant melody that delves into the lingering pain of lost love. Through vivid imagery and raw vulnerability, the speaker reflects on sleepless nights, fading memories, and the emotional weight of missing someone who’s no longer present.

This reimagined version, the lead track from the new “Volume Two (I Miss You)” album that was released on July 25, 2025, explores themes of longing, heartbreak, emotional distance, karmic reflection, and the hope for reconciliation. As time passes, the speaker’s love only grows deeper—haunted by what was and what could have been.

Whether you’re grieving a love lost, holding onto words left unsaid, or quietly aching for what could have been, this song offers a tender space to feel it all—a gentle reminder that you’re not alone, and that even in heartbreak, healing can begin.

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I wrote this song at a time when I first began working within a band setting having feelings about my place within the band. When I developed my vocal skills, and moved into a front man role, it was a breakthrough moment, a “seeing the light” moment. It was then that I realized the importance of both roles. It’s reaching a level of spiritual contentment, being comfortable with yourself and your place in the world.

In the meantime, by continuing to do it right with a positive attitude, whether or not that revelation occurs, you can still begin to make change happen in your life, be it physical or mental. Universally, I realized that it’s about people who sometimes feel insignificant, in the background. Whether developing into a role that is more upfront, or remaining in more of a background role, they can have that “seeing the light” moment where they realize that greatness and success are a sum of all the parts.

Essentially, all things work together for the good of others, or the greater cause, whether it’s holding down the keys in a band, or simply being on the assembly line of a manufacturer. For many it’s difficult to truly recognize how their role–big or small–fits into the big picture. If we truly realize and embrace our role, a level of happiness and fulfillment can be reached that will take us to another level of consciousness.

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“Who Am I” isn’t just a song, it’s a reflection and revelation, challenging the masks we wear and the systems that blur our understanding of self. With raw lyricism and a haunting delivery, Diamond Blacc reminds us that our experiences, not external expectations, shape who we are. It’s a track that resonates with anyone who’s ever felt misunderstood, unheard, or unseen.

Paired with a minimalist yet emotionally charged visualizer, this release captures both vulnerability and strength, showing Blacc’s growing influence as not just a rapper but a voice for those navigating identity in complex times.

From his 2021 debut EP Shannon’s Son, to today, Diamond Blacc continues to bring authenticity, purpose, and a fresh edge to hip hop. “Who Am I” is another step in his mission to uplift, inspire, and connect through music.

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Rosetta West is a blues rock band from Illinois. Their music frequently includes elements of psychedelia and world folk music, and their lyrical themes often venture into mysticism and spirituality. Formed in the 1990’s, Rosetta West has maintained a long, unconventional and fiercely independent underground career. They have many loyal fans around the world, and their non-Spotify releases are well worth seeking out.

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“Misunderstood” is more than a song — it’s a cinematic anthem for the quietly defiant. Written as a poetic cry for the unheard, the video captures the track’s lyrical gravity with haunting visuals and cityscape chaos: “Rain falls like rocks from outer space… It’s like a jail cell with the keys misplaced.” There’s isolation, beauty, and defiance woven into every frame.

Ether Thieves pulls influences from Smashing Pumpkins, Chevelle, and Nothing But Thieves, but still carve out something emotionally fresh. The layered guitars and vocals move from whisper to roar — a sound equally suited for introspection or rebellion.

The long-distance collaboration between Michael Wolpe (Super Alchemy Studios, MI) and Bob Goldberg (Psycho-Dog Studios, MD) is deeply personal, forged through loss and artistic rebirth. This project isn’t just about music — it’s a dispatch from the wild ones, those who live and love on the edge of understanding.

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“Ether Thieves began as a long-distance collaboration between two friends and musical veterans whose creative connection was forged over time and grief, including the loss of two close mutual friends who inspired the band’s name. What started as home recordings soon evolved into a shared excavation of memory, identity, and emotional truth.

The result is The Beautiful Collapse — a record that doesn’t flinch from the mess, the noise, or the beauty that rises from ruin. It’s not just music. It’s a dispatch from the wild ones.”

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Described by the late great James Brown, Larry Blackmon (Cameo), and William Bell (Stax Records) as not just a hit but a smash, “Step Daddy” has cemented its place as one of Natalac’s Top 5 career-defining records. The track’s powerful hook, “Superman Pappy took care of your kids better than their daddy, respect me,” has resonated across households in America — especially in the South — earning its unofficial title as a Father’s Day anthem for real men stepping up daily.

Blending influences from funk pioneers and soul legends, the “Step Daddy” video finally delivers the long-overdue visual for a song that has stood the test of time. More than just a tribute to fatherhood, it’s a cultural marker — heartfelt, bold, and undeniably Southern.

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Cash & the Change’s “Summers and Seasons” is a nostalgic alternative rock/country soul song about growing up. Released as one of their first singles, it features upbeat melodies and melancholic lyrics about carefree summer days and the bittersweet passage of time. The band’s musical talent shines through in the arrangements, creating a deeply enjoyable and meaningful track.

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“Worth the Know” is the first single from Paul Ryan’s highly anticipated upcoming album, Eyes of an Enemy, due for release in late 2025. It also marks the official debut of Olivia Thomson, whose performance makes an unforgettable impression and sets the tone for a promising career.

The accompanying music video offers an intimate visual narrative that amplifies the song’s emotional weight, capturing the vulnerability and tension at the heart of its lyrics. Fans of introspective songwriting and timeless melodies will find themselves right at home with this release.

Inspired by icons such as Bob Dylan, Lana Del Rey, Depeche Mode, and Magazine, Paul Ryan continues to evolve his sound. Known for his 2022 debut album The Divine Sky, Ryan received critical praise for blending melancholy, poetry, and vibrant instrumentation. Tracks like ‘Wish Come True’ and ‘Danielle’ showcased Beatles-esque charm, while songs like ‘Dizziest Stars’ and ‘Violet Rays’ revealed a brooding lyrical depth.

With Eyes of an Enemy, Ryan ventures into a more expansive musical and thematic territory, enlisting top-tier collaborators including producer Brett Shaw (Florence + the Machine). “Worth the Know” is the perfect entry point into this next chapter.

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Written by Mike Collins, the visionary force behind Rooftop Screamers, “My Sanity” captures a deeply personal journey of emotional liberation. Featuring the distinctive, haunting vocals of Randy McStine from the legendary band Porcupine Tree, the track takes listeners on an emotional ride as the lyrics boldly confront the painful reality of being gaslit.

The song masterfully blends sweeping synths with intricate guitar work and atmospheric production, culminating in an empowering declaration of independence.
Produced by the incomparable Mark Plati, whose extensive credits include working with icons like David Bowie, The Cure and Robbie Williams, the song’s sonic landscape mirrors its thematic depth—immersing listeners in a captivating and confrontational soundscape.

“I wanted this song to reflect the moment when you finally realize the truth and find the strength to walk away,” says Mike Collins. “The feelings of doubt, confusion, and emotional strain that come with being gaslit are universal, and I hope this song can offer a sense of empowerment for those who may be in similar situations.”

“My Sanity” is now available for streaming on all major platforms. Fans of synth-driven rock, emotional storytelling, and powerful collaborations won’t want to miss this electrifying release.

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