MONSTERS DUE project started before the coronavirus pandemic back in 2020. 'Real' was recorded at a studio in Monivea Galway. It was mixed and mastered by Dave Skelton who is known for producing the likes of Robbie Monaghan and Rofi James. The song was inspired by alternative rock from the late 70s and early 80s.

Following on the successful release of "Myths" back in October, Munk Duane drops “Just a Word” on 11/11/22. Mastered by Brian Lucey at Magic Garden Mastering LA (Lizzo, Post Malone, The Black Keys). Munk's music has been licensed to hundreds of television and film productions such as Hulu's Pam & Tommy, The 70th Annual Tony Awards.

With her intrepid character, a rocker of a thousand colours, an indomitable vitality with explosive accents, poignant elocution, always equipped with magnificent lyrics, Mary KilS multiplies everything. Some speak of her as fire under the ice, others describe her as an inexhaustible passion.

Millie Blooms storms back into the room with her next single ‘Bounce Ya Necks’. Conceptually the song was made to the experiences Millie has faced and continues to face in the music industry, as the song developed it became more than that.

Boston based Recording Artist, Producer and Film Composer Munk Duane has a style deeply rooted in late 60s and early 70s Soul and Pop, with unapologetic nods to legends such as Curtis Mayfield, Marvin Gaye, Prince and Stevie Wonder, crafting a sonic atmosphere that is traditional in inception and modern in execution.

World On Fire, the new single from Mark Shepherd, is a loud call to arms, a lamentation and a wry comment on a world, literally, on fire. With national politics, international relations and the climate emergency in total chaos, Mark's warm baritone soothes, warns and offers at least a bit of hope.

My Giddy Aunt initially gives off notes of dreamy indie rock, but upon further consumption reveals itself to be a delicate baguette of flavoursome arrangements, tasty grooves, perfectly marinated melodies, and fresh tomato. Formed in 2021 in Melbourne, this alt-pop powerhouse serves up a delicious niche you never knew you needed.

Growing up with instruments throughout the home, her dad playing in punk rock bands, and weekly family karaoke nights, Matteson Gregory has always been surrounded by music. As soon as she learned to play guitar, she began to create music for her poems to express herself.

It all began with the ukulele. About six years ago Matyascorvinus read from a paper about this extraordinary instrument. Soon after the first ukulele was at home. Matyascorvinus started to study the fundamentals and discovered what an expressive instrument was in his hands. Experiments started and, for example, Bach was played.

With productions ranging in house, bass music, and more, this versatility in genre and composition is a reflection of the many influences that MUZ has grown to appreciate over the years. Starting out playing keys and producing hip-hop beats for fun at a young age.

Matt DeAngelis is a 23-year-old singer/songwriter from Southern New Jersey, USA. He has been honing his craft as a songwriter since age 8 with the ultimate goal of spreading a positive outlook in a world that can be riddled with strife and negativity.

Monroe Moon was created because, Theo met Bunny in Grand Rapids, MI in March 2010. He flew back to England the next day and sold his home and all his belongings, flew himself and Bunny to NYC to elope the first of that June. 10 years later, silently, fireside, his heart asked hers to make music and her heart said, "Yes."

BC based, Canadian singer-songwriter Mark Rosal lists among his main influences, Bob Dylan, Bob Marley, Leonard Cohen, Gordon Lightfoot, and Van Morrison. Each of Mark's songs celebrates a unique story, an introspective look at the world around us and an in-depth view of life’s journey.

Mote is an American songwriter and multi-instrumentalist whose eclectic and edgy electronica flavoured post-pop sounds like his adopted home of Berlin: deep introspective lyrics meeting irresistibly gloomy melodies over flowing synthetic textures. A self-proclaimed introvert with a love of humanity, Mote takes nods from quintessential pop oddballs.

Boston-based singer-songwriter and pop artist, Maya Salafia, has been writing pop music since she was nine years old, and she released her debut EP of six original songs, Trapped in a Daydream, at age thirteen. Her prior release, “First Grade”, was placed on over 90 playlists and exceeds 29,000 Spotify streams.