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With over 6.2 million Spotify streams, Thaylo is quickly establishing himself as one of the most exciting names in melodic and progressive house. Supported by global heavyweights like Martin Garrix, Nora En Pure, and Solomun, his music blends emotive, cinematic soundscapes with dancefloor-ready energy, captivating listeners worldwide.
Following the critical acclaim of his EP Drown In Your Eyes, Thaylo returns with his latest single Hidden Sky an ethereal track that explores the blurred line between reality and illusion through cascading synths, driving rhythms, and evocative vocals.
Explore Thaylo’s journey and rising success in the latest issue of Get Noticed Magazine — available now.
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Alt-pop disruptor Chloe Star returns with her latest single Call You Back, a fierce and emotionally charged anthem driven by gritty production, sharp lyricism, and her signature powerhouse vocals. The track delivers a bold mix of attitude and vulnerability, showcasing why Chloe is one of the most compelling new voices in alternative pop.
With roots in both Indigenous and Persian heritage and a childhood split between Los Angeles and her family’s reservation in San Bernardino, Chloe’s music reflects a rich, multifaceted identity. Since her 2023 debut, she has built momentum with releases like bed i lie in and Apt. 1101, earning recognition from tastemakers and expanding her audience across the US and UK.
Discover the full story behind Chloe Star’s rise, her inspirations, and her groundbreaking approach to alt-pop in the latest issue of Get Noticed Magazine.
Afro House heavyweights Black Motion and Prince Kaybee
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Delivering captivating new remixes of San Francisco duo Karmacoda’s track Time, transforming the original into immersive, rhythm-driven experiences. Released via Sola Musa Music, the remixes highlight each artist’s signature style while preserving the emotional depth of Karmacoda’s original composition.
Prince Kaybee’s version, released February 13, pulses with deep Afro House basslines and emotive piano arpeggios, while Black Motion’s March 6 remix leans into hypnotic percussion and rich textures, creating a ritualistic, sonic journey. Both remixes have earned widespread support from tastemakers, including Music In Africa, YourEDM, SlikourOnLife, and Vicious Magazine.
With decades of combined experience, Black Motion and Prince Kaybee continue to define the Afro House sound, while Karmacoda’s soulful vocals and genre-blending production provide a timeless foundation for reinterpretation. The result is a pairing of rhythm and emotion that showcases the transformative power of collaboration in modern electronic music.
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