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Metal Hall Of Fame Announces Legendary Class Of 2026 Inductees

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Metal Hall Of Fame Announces Legendary Class Of 2026 Inductees

The Metal Hall Of Fame has officially announced its monumental Class of 2026 inductees, set to be celebrated at a special event at the legendary Roxy Theater in Hollywood, California on January 21, 2026. This is a massive night for 80s metal history, hosted by the dynamic duo of Eddie Trunk and entertainment personality Cathy Rankin.

The list of honorees reads like an all-star roster of rock royalty: Tracii Guns, the co-founder of Guns N’ Roses and L.A. Guns, the one and only Chris Holmes, the guitar wizard Warren DeMartini from RATT, the voice of a generation Riki Rachtman from MTV’s Headbangers Ball, and Poison’s Rikki Rockett. Chris Holmes will even be inducted by Carlos Cavazo, adding another layer of rock star greatness.

The entire celebration begins with a celebrity red carpet at the iconic Rainbow Bar And Grill before the action moves to the Roxy for the main ceremony, which culminates in a historic all-star jam session that closes out the legendary night of metal greatness.

Pop Queen Robyn Is Back: Spotify and Acne Studios Host Triumphant LA Show

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Pop Queen Robyn Is Back: Spotify and Acne Studios Host Triumphant LA Show

The long-awaited return of pop queen Robyn to the stage finally happened this week, and it was a magnificent event. Spotify and Acne Studios collaborated to bring friends and top fans together for an unforgettable evening at the legendary Fonda Theatre in Los Angeles, marking a true celebration of one of music’s most influential artists.

The spectacular night began with high-energy sets from Isabella Lovestory and BROWNSKINHAZEL, perfectly setting the stage for the headliner. Robyn then delivered a high-octane show, thrilling the audience with fan favorites that included the powerful anthems “Missing You” and the universally beloved “Dancing on My Own.” The highlight of the evening for many listeners was the live debut of her exciting new single, “Dopamine,” a moment that cemented her triumphant return to the live performance circuit. The enthusiastic crowd included a number of notable guests, such as Anya Taylor-Joy, Adela, Steve Lacy, Becky and the Birds, Sky Ferreira, Empress Of, Griff, Lykke Li, and Magdalena Bay.

In fantastic news for her global fanbase, this entire one-night-only performance will be released exclusively on Spotify in early 2026. This special release will give listeners around the world a chance to relive the incredible energy and atmosphere of the Swedish pop icon’s return to the stage. To mark this special occasion, Robyn, Spotify, and Acne Studios also teamed up for an exclusive merchandise drop. This limited-edition shirt features lyrics from the new single “Dopamine,” and it is now available online via Acne Studios and in select stores in both New York City and Los Angeles.

This event marks the next chapter in the successful ongoing partnership between Spotify and Acne Studios, a collaboration dedicated to amplifying artistic expression and bringing artists and fans together through codesigned merchandise, immersive live events, and exclusive content. The collaboration began earlier this year with an intimate WILLOW performance and merch drop in London. These brands will keep bringing more unforgettable experiences to music and fashion lovers everywhere, and this Robyn show proves the partnership is capable of creating truly special, high-impact musical moments.

The Black Standard: Why AC/DC’s ‘Back In Black’ is the Ultimate Acoustic Test

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The Black Standard: Why AC/DC’s ‘Back In Black’ is the Ultimate Acoustic Test

You walk into a world-class recording studio. The walls are sound-treated, the console gleams, and the speakers are top-of-the-line. You’re about to record the next masterpiece, but first, the sound engineer must perform a critical ritual: the acoustic room test.

And what rock ‘n’ roll masterpiece do they drop to calibrate these million-dollar rooms? A gentle jazz piece? A complex orchestral work?

Nope. They crank AC/DC’s ‘Back In Black.’

That’s right. The riff-heavy, sweat-soaked anthem of hard rock is, ironically, the gold standard benchmark for acoustic perfection in studios and audiophile circles worldwide. But why?

The Flawless Mix

The album’s sound quality—specifically the title track, but the entire album applies—is considered flawless. It’s a testament to the masterful work of legendary producer Robert John “Mutt” Lange and engineer Tony Platt.

Here’s why this 1980 rock classic is the sonic equivalent of a perfectly cut diamond:

1. The Drum Sound: Clarity and Punch

Phil Rudd’s drums are perhaps the biggest testament to the mix’s brilliance.

  • It’s Huge, But Contained: The kick drum has an enormous, visceral thump that never sounds boomy or muddy. When you play ‘Back in Black’ in a well-treated room, you should feel the kick drum hit you in the chest, but the quick attack of the beater must remain sharp.
  • The Snare Snap: The snare drum is perfectly balanced. It has a satisfying, crisp crack without sounding overly processed. If your room is struggling with unwanted reflections (flutter echo), the snare will sound smeared or weak.

2. Angus’s Guitar Tone: A Lesson in Space

Angus Young’s iconic guitar tone on this track is one of the most famous sounds in history.

  • The Midrange Test: The tone is driven primarily by the crucial midrange frequencies. If your speakers or room have an unnatural bump or dip in the mids, Angus’s riff will sound either nasal and harsh or thin and lifeless. A perfect room reproduces the glorious crunch just right.
  • Definition: Despite the distortion, every note remains distinct. If the mix sounds like a wall of undifferentiated noise, your acoustics are blurring the crucial detail.

3. The Bass/Guitar Harmony: Low-End Lock

Cliff Williams’s bass guitar is perfectly interwoven with Malcolm Young’s rhythm guitar. They lock into a deep, powerful groove.

  • The 100 Hz Test: The low-end energy is powerful, but extremely tight. A poorly tuned room will excite the low frequencies too much, making the whole mix sound muddy and boomy. In a perfect room, the bass is felt, not just heard, and it never overwhelms the guitars. The clarity here is paramount.

4. The Vocal Presence: Front and Center

Brian Johnson’s unmistakable rasp is mixed to be perfectly present and upfront.

  • Immunity to Reverb: The vocals are relatively dry (meaning minimal added reverb). This puts them right in the listener’s face. If your room is adding its own unwanted reflections, Johnson’s voice will sound diffuse or slightly disconnected from the instruments—it breaks the “illusion” of him standing right there.

The Verdict: A Masterpiece of Dynamics and Discipline

The genius of the ‘Back in Black’ mix is its simplicity and dynamic restraint. There are only a handful of instruments, yet the sound is massive. Mutt Lange and Tony Platt mastered the art of giving every element its own pocket of space, creating a huge sonic picture that never sacrifices clarity.

So, the next time you drop the needle on ‘Back in Black,’ remember you’re not just listening to rock history. You’re listening to an acoustic ruler—a legendary mix that demands the absolute best from any sound system, making it the one song that lets a studio know:

“You’ve passed the test. You are truly… back in black!”

30 Of The Best Christmas Songs You Still Hear While Shopping

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30 Of The Best Christmas Songs You Still Hear While Shopping

Some Christmas songs feel like background noise. These ones feel like coming home. They are the songs you hear in grocery store aisles and crowded malls, in family kitchens and quiet car rides, and somehow they make everything softer, brighter, a little more magical. They remind us of first snows and last trains, of people we miss and people we love. From giddy party anthems to slow, reflective ballads, these tracks have become part of how we mark the season, year after year.

“All I Want for Christmas Is You” – Mariah Carey
Instant joy in song form, this one feels like running through fresh snow to hug someone at the door.

“Blue Christmas” – Elvis Presley
For anyone who has ever spent a holiday missing someone, this is the sound of lonely lights on a quiet street.

“Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)” – Darlene Love
Bursting with emotion, it feels like a last, hopeful plea shouted into a winter night.

“Christmas in Hollis” – Run D.M.C.
Fun, funny, and full of personality, this is Christmas on the city sidewalk, warm and loud and alive.

“Christmas Time Is Here” – JJ Heller
Soft and hushed, like a late night by the tree when the world finally slows down.

“Christmas Wrapping” – The Waitresses
A whole holiday rom com in one song, full of missed connections, chaos, and a perfect happy ending.

“Do They Know It’s Christmas?” – Band Aid
A reminder that the season is also about looking outward, sending care far beyond our own homes.

“Fairytale of New York” – Kirsty MacColl & The Pogues
Messy, tender, and human, it captures Christmas the way it really feels for a lot of people.

“Feliz Navidad” – Jose Feliciano
Pure celebration, the musical equivalent of a crowded living room, good food, and everyone singing along.

“Happy Xmas (War Is Over)” – John Lennon & Yoko Ono
Gentle and hopeful, like a wish whispered over a candle that the new year will be kinder.

“Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas” – Frank Sinatra
A bittersweet toast to hanging on and making the best of where you are, with whoever you have.

“It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas” – Michael Buble
Like walking through a decorated downtown, spotting wreaths, toy stores, and that first sparkle of the season.

“It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year” – Andy Williams
Big, bright, and overflowing with cheer, this is the soundtrack to wrapping presents and baking cookies.

“Jingle Bell Rock” – Bobby Helms
Playful and bouncy, it feels like dancing around the living room in socks while the tree lights blink.

“Last Christmas” – Wham!
Snowy heartbreak, all glitter and tears, perfect for late night drives and reflective walks.

“Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!” – Dean Martin
Cozy and romantic, like staying in with someone you love while the world outside disappears in white.

“Little Saint Nick” – The Beach Boys
Sunshine on a winter day, this is Christmas with surfboards, smiles, and jingling sleigh bells.

“Merry Christmas Baby” – Otis Redding
Slow, warm, and soulful, it feels like dim lights, a crackling record, and a glass raised in gratitude.

“Mistletoe” – Justin Bieber
The sound of young love at Christmas, all shy smiles, twinkling lights, and shared scarves.

“O Little Town Of Bethlehem” – John Dawson
A gentle, heartfelt take on a beloved carol, Dawson’s version feels calm and candlelit. His warm delivery turns the song into a quiet moment of reflection amid the holiday rush.

“Please Come Home for Christmas” – Eagles
A quiet, aching wish for one person to walk back through the door and make everything feel right again.

“Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree” – Brenda Lee
The ultimate house party song, it practically begs you to grab a cookie and join the dance.

“Run Rudolph Run” – Chuck Berry
Fast, fun, and wild, this is Christmas from the point of view of the reindeer out front.

“Santa Baby” – Eartha Kitt
Flirty and sly, this one turns the tree into a spotlight and the holiday into a playful performance.

“Santa Tell Me” – Ariana Grande
A modern holiday crush anthem, wondering if love will last longer than the tinsel.

“Silent Night” – Nat King Cole
Still and reverent, the kind of song that makes you lower your voice and just listen.

“Sleigh Ride” – The Ronettes
Like a snow globe come to life, full of jingles, laughter, and shared excitement.

“Step Into Christmas” – Elton John
An open invitation to jump headfirst into the season, from the first ornament to the last sparkler.

“Underneath the Tree” – Kelly Clarkson
Big, joyful, and glowing, it captures that feeling that the best gift is the person standing beside you.

“White Christmas” – Bing Crosby
Soft and dreamlike, this is the forever soundtrack of snowy mornings and childhood memories.

“Wonderful Christmastime” – Paul McCartney
Simple, looping, and happy, like a neighborhood gathering where everyone is a little silly and very content.

Pavey Ark’s New Album ‘More Time, More Speed’ Delivers Cinematic Folk

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Pavey Ark’s New Album ‘More Time, More Speed’ Delivers Cinematic Folk

Hull’s cinematic indie-folk ensemble Pavey Ark have officially released their long-awaited second album, ‘More Time, More Speed’, this Friday. The record arrives as a beautifully crafted and deeply evocative meditation on time, change, and the momentum of modern life. Expansive yet wonderfully intimate, the album finds the band refining their distinctive orchestral-folk sound into what becomes their most ambitious and immersive work to date.

The entire record is built around the atmospheric vocals and intricate, finger-picked guitar work of songwriter Neil Thomas. ‘More Time, More Speed’ unfolds elegantly with sweeping strings, melodic horns, rich bass lines, and precise, intricate percussion. This arrangement creates a warm, cinematic sound world that feels both utterly timeless and entirely contemporary. From the euphoric, apocalyptic surge of the recent single “Epoch” to the slow-thaw optimism found in “The Go Slow” and the stirring, lifting release of “Yesterday Is Done,” the album masterfully captures the elastic and elusive nature of time itself—stretching, looping, vanishing, and returning with new meaning.

This new project was recorded almost entirely by the band in a converted farm building just outside Hull, and it beautifully carries the quiet atmosphere of its surroundings. The music is imbued with the sounds of shifting seasons, distant machinery, and the rhythm of working land. The result is an album that truly feels lived-in and deeply human. While the strings were recorded both on the farm and at a Sheffield studio under the direction of Adrian McNally, who also co-produced and mixed three tracks, the remaining songs were mixed in Los Angeles by Paul Butler. Butler’s analog approach adds a noticeable warmth, glow, and dimension to the band’s already intricate arrangements, elevating the listening experience.

The release of ‘More Time, More Speed’ follows several milestone years for Pavey Ark. The band is highly regarded for their mesmerising live shows, performing at major events including SXSW Texas 2025, Glastonbury (Acoustic Stage, 2022), and Cambridge Folk Festival (2023, closing Stage 3). They have also provided support for esteemed acts such as This Is The Kit, Badly Drawn Boy, Willy Mason, Billie Marten, Wild Beasts, and Steve Mason. Their debut album, ‘Close Your Eyes and Think of Nothing’, earned widespread praise from UNCUT, Folk Radio, and BBC 6 Music, with several reviewers hailing it as “beautiful,” “sublime,” and even “a modern classic.”

If the debut introduced an ensemble of quiet ambition, ‘More Time, More Speed’ clearly reveals a band in full bloom. The songs twist and broaden with unexpected musical turns, guided by Thomas’s introspective, subtly piercing lyrical voice and the rich orchestrations provided by violinist and arranger Chris Heron. Themes of love, loss, renewal, obsession, and the weight, or gift, of time recur throughout the album, forming a loose narrative of reflection and release. Pavey Ark’s sophisticated ability to pair delicate songwriting with such a cinematic scope places them firmly in the lineage of artists like Andrew Bird, Laura Marling, and Fleet Foxes, all while remaining unmistakably and uniquely their own creation. With its warmth, patience, and high ambition, ‘More Time, More Speed’ is an album made for listeners who want to sink in deeply—a record that rewards the investment of time.

Live Dates

  • Sun 30th November – Hull (Wrecking Ball)
  • Mon 8th December – London, Tufnell Park (Aces & Eights)
  • Fri 30th January – Sheffield (Cafe No9)

Bublé’s Back, Baby: Six Dates of Pure Magic Hit the UK and Ireland

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Bublé’s Back, Baby: Six Dates of Pure Magic Hit the UK and Ireland

Michael Bublé, is making a truly spectacular return! The international superstar has just announced a run of six massive outdoor concerts across the UK and Ireland for June and July 2026.

This artist is quite simply one of the top touring artists in the world for a reason, blending his incredible vocal talent with truly spectacular concert production and that easy, genuine showmanship that has won over fans globally. He knows how to connect with an audience, taking everyone on an unforgettable journey through the great American songbook, his own pop hits, and everything in between. Imagine those classic songs, the big-band sound, all delivered live under the open summer sky—it’s pure magic and a highlight of the entire 2026 concert season.

The journey kicks off in Ireland, starting at Dublin’s historic Malahide Castle on Saturday, June 27th, and then heading straight to Thomond Park Stadium in Limerick on Sunday, June 28th. Fans in Northern Ireland get their turn next, as the tour rolls into Belfast for Belsonic on Wednesday, July 1st. After these massive Irish dates, Bublé will head across the water for a remarkably exclusive run of only three mainland UK performances, making these shows incredibly special and a must-see event.

Michael Bublé 2026 UK/Ireland Tour Dates

  • June 27 – Dublin, IE @ Malahide Castle
  • June 28 – Limerick, IE @ Thomond Park Stadium
  • July 1 – Belfast, IE @ Belsonic
  • July 3 – Lancashire, UK @ TK Maxx presents Lytham Festival
  • July 4 – Oxfordshire, UK @ Blenheim Palace Festival
  • July 6 – Scarborough, UK @ TK Maxx presents Scarborough Open Air Theatre

Last Relapse Is Back To Finish Unfinished Business With Their New Self Titled EP

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Last Relapse Is Back To Finish Unfinished Business With Their New Self Titled EP

Atlanta’s indie rock heroes Last Relapse have sensationally reopened a chapter many assumed was closed forever, releasing their incredible self titled EP. This project arrives over a decade later not as a dusty archival collection, but as pure, vital, unfinished business, reshaped by years of real life and distance. During their initial 2006 to 2012 run, the band was known for balancing raw confession with expansive guitar work, cultivating a dedicated regional audience through immersive, unpredictable live shows. Frontman David Holding articulated the project’s powerful gravity: “We kept the takes that felt alive, leaning into feel over perfection because that’s how our band breathes. Some of these unfinished songs lived on hard drives for more than a decade, and finishing them felt like letting a few ghosts go.”

That palpable urgency runs throughout the EP, which carries the emotional DNA of their earlier work but unfolds with a new clarity and restraint. The production wisely favors atmosphere over gloss, allowing those minor imperfections to remain as evidence of breath and memory. While the sound echoes the theatrical introspection of Circa Survive and the melodic melancholy of The Format, the blend of Atlanta’s bruised urgency and Tampa’s softer, salt stung haze makes the result uniquely Last Relapse. Their return is a continuation long delayed but never abandoned, and their self titled EP proves the connection never left, making this a living, breathing continuation of a story that never truly ended.

GMO SONIC Returns To Japan With Swedish House Mafia Marshmello And A Stellar Lineup

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GMO SONIC Returns To Japan With Swedish House Mafia Marshmello And A Stellar Lineup

GMO SONIC is gearing up for its biggest edition yet as it returns to Makuhari Messe on January 17 and 18, bringing together some of the most influential names in electronic music. Travelers heading to Japan in January will find the festival perfectly timed, offering two days of high energy performances and world class visuals. Day one sets the tone with Marshmello, Afrojack, Steve Aoki, Atarashii Gakkou no Leaders, and GloRilla, blending house, hip hop, and Japanese creative performance art. The incredible momentum continues on day two as Swedish House Mafia headlines with their signature anthemic sound, joined by Meduza³, Tiësto as a special guest, and Dom Dolla.

GMO SONIC has earned a reputation for its ambitious production, aiming to elevate the experience once again with multiple stages transformed by immersive LED displays and crisp sound design. Alongside its international presence, the festival proudly celebrates Japanese creativity, with Atarashii Gakkou no Leaders bringing their unconventional style to the mix. This blend of global and local culture makes GMO SONIC a unique snapshot of Japan’s music scene. Co produced by GMO Internet Group and Creativeman Productions, the festival quickly gained attention since its 2020 launch, previously welcoming huge names like Skrillex and Zedd. GMO SONIC 2026 is set to deliver one of the most memorable weekends of the year for electronic music fans. Attendees can purchase tickets now here. 

MyDetector: The Final Answer to Authentic Content Checking in a Digital AI World

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By Mitch Rice

Due to the prevalence of AI-generated text and images, content authenticity is a thorny issue in all industries. Authors, teachers, journalists, marketers, and students can all struggle to make the line between what is created by human beings and what is created by machines. 

MyDetector is an extremely potent solution, an all-encompassing platform that unites AI detection, plagiarism, grammar, and humanization features in ensuring trust and credibility in digital communications.

MyDetector’s Multi-Dimensional Content Check

MyDetector is differentiated by a multi-dimensional approach. It inspects text, images, and code to make sure that all the content is thoroughly checked in terms of originality.

Its system includes AI text detection, image authenticity verification, readability verification, plagiarism check, and code analysis. These components collaborate with each other to assist businesses, educational institutions, creative agencies, and media companies that require tools of high precision and reliability in the verification of various types of content.

AI Marketplace for Text Integrity Detection

The AI Content Detection option of the platform, which is available under the anchor text AI Content Detection, is the core of its abilities. This tool refers to language patterns, structural indicators, and stylistic signs that separate the writing produced by AI and the writing produced by a real human.

It is applied by educators to determine originality in the tasks and make academic standards fair and credible. Creators of content and marketers use it to uphold a natural brand voice and enhance engagement without jeopardising artificial and low-quality content. The system also assists journalists to authenticate quotes, submissions and editorial contributions in order to avoid misinformed information.

The clarity, structural enhancement and increased readability of the suggestions provided by MyDetector is also beneficial to the students and non-native writers who are able to develop their writing and communication ability in the end.

Strong AI Image Detection for Visual Verification

There are pictures created by neural networks and deepfake pictures, and these types of images have become so common that visual authenticity is required. MyDetector is able to satisfy this need by its reliable AI Image Detection tool, which may be applied in the anchor text AI Image Detection.

This feature is employed by media professionals to check the submissions of photos and be certain about the accuracy of photos published. It is one of the tactics used by marketing teams to prove the promotional content and brand consistency. Art evaluators analyze the pictures of the works of art to forgery through artificial intelligence. It is applied by data analysts to sort out artificial images to enhance the accuracy of massive data sets.

With these applications, MyDetector assists in protecting digital communication against visual manipulation.

Humanization Techniques to Improve Writing Quality

In addition to detection, MyDetector provides writing with detailed suggestions of humanization. It enhances variety in sentence constructions, tone optimization, as well as meaning, and assists users to create more natural and easy to read writing.

These edits cannot be undervalued by students who are writing academic papers, professionals who are writing reports, and non-native writers who are just looking to express themselves fluently and professionally. MyDetector fills the difference between the text generated by the machine and the refined human expression.

Plagiarism Detection and Grammar Checks for Complete Quality Assurance

MyDetector enhances the validity of content through the combination of plagiarism detection and grammar check. It guarantees originality and structure of writing, which is in conformity to academic requirements, publishing protocol, and professional communication.

You are writing research, marketing copy, or editorial material, MyDetector will provide the accuracy and clarity to keep high quality standards in any writing.

Why Professionals Across Industries Choose MyDetector

The value of MyDetector is found in the creative, academic, and professional spheres. It helps content creators promote genuineness and interaction. Teachers use it to establish academic honesty and facilitate assessment. It is used by journalists and the media crews to be transparent and report accurately. 

Analysts handle cleaner information, art professionals establish authenticity, students enhance their academic texts, and non-native writers engage in smoother and more assured communication.

Final Thoughts:

Creativity and genuineness are now necessary in a world that is becoming more and more influenced by artificial intelligence. MyDetector addresses these requirements through its feature-sensitive platform that authenticates text and images besides improving overall writing performance.
No matter which role you hold as a creator, educator, marketer, journalist, analyst, or student, MyDetector gives you all that you need to be credible and you can create high-quality and trusted content in the age of AI.

Data and information are provided for informational purposes only, and are not intended for investment or other purposes.

Bandana Cheyenna Delivers Personal Storytelling With The Release Of “Man Who Moves Mountains”

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Bandana Cheyenna Delivers Personal Storytelling With The Release Of “Man Who Moves Mountains”

Bandana Cheyenna stands as one of Nashville’s most authentic voices, masterfully translating personal vulnerability into universally resonant Americana-Country anthems. The rising artist and sought-after hitmaker is sharing one of their most personal songs to date with the official release of “Man Who Moves Mountains,” now available on all digital streaming platforms. This song was written entirely by Cheyenna shortly after leaving Los Angeles to embrace a nomadic lifestyle, living out of their car and chasing a new sense of purpose. Cheyenna explains that the track “came from a really vulnerable place. I had just left LA, and one day my anxiety about the future just took over. I felt so lost and unsure if I was making the right decision.”

This compelling single, produced by Willis Breeding, captures the palpable tension between doubt and destiny, serving as a testament to the perseverance that defines Cheyenna’s artistry. The song will be featured on their forthcoming album, ‘The Artist’s Pilgrimage’, a powerful collection of songs that traces the emotional highs and lows of the creative pursuit. Cheyenna has quickly become one of Nashville’s newest powerhouse writers, earning their first Billboard-charting hit for Dasha’s global success, “Austin (Boots Stop Workin’),” and cowriting Alexandra Kay’s hit “Cupid’s A Cowgirl.” With musical inspirations from icons like Stevie Nicks and Joni Mitchell, Cheyenna continues to solidify their position, recently earning the 2024 Female Song of the Year award at the People Choice Country Awards and performing at Nashville’s Pride Festival.

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