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I have been getting all kinds of new song submissions here on the website since I added the new music submission form which is pretty cool if you ask me. I thought maybe I would add some of the new tracks here so that you can check them out! It’s a great way to find out about new music! I will keep adding them here as I get new music submissions.
I got a new song submission today from a band called Jamesy The True.
Jamesy The True writes:
“I wrote “Janina Today” about a friend who kept me in good spirits after I received a cancer diagnosis. The song is also a milestone celebration of being 5-years cancer free since then.”
The song is Janina Today
Click here to listen to Janina Today by Jamesy The True
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SANTIELL – 24KFORCE
SANTIELL writes:
“Hey friend, how are you? I appreciate your work and effort. I’m a Venezuelan artist in Brazil, trying to find my path through music and uplift people with my lyrics. I’m going through a tough time and feeling lonely, so I decided to make a trap song, a Gym Brothers track, to share some energy and good vibes with those who are depressed or going through a rough patch.”
“Here’s my song, friend. Thanks!”
Thank you so much for your song submission SANTIELL!
I am glad to hear your music!
Everyone please take a moment to check out this song and
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Lee Branden and the Black Harness – I’LL BE THE ONE
Lee Branden says:
“I am a singer songwriter originally from Philadelphia Pa, now residing in Maryland, creating songs in multiple genres:
Adult contemporary, Alternative, Pop, Christian/Gospel, Rock, American, R&B.
The song I am submitting is about a man searching and finally finding his true love.”
Click here to listen to the song
I’ll Be the One by Lee Branden & The Black Harness
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Shawn Adam Williams – Highway 61
Shawn Adam Williams, a celebrated local blues artist
and songwriter with multiple awards to his name, is set to release his latest single, “Highway 61.”
Over the past decade, Shawn has crafted a remarkable collection of hits that showcase his talent and passion for music.
This new track draws inspiration from the iconic Highway 61 and the legendary crossroads,
echoing the film that debuted in 1986.
Fast forward 40 years
and you’ll find references to blues legends like Muddy Waters, B.B. King, and John Lee Hooker in the second verse.
The song is enriched with two harmonica solos
—one electric and one acoustic
—positioned perfectly in the middle and at the close of the piece.
Get ready to move and groove as the sounds echo influences from Paul Butterfield, Buddy Guy, Gov’t Mule, and James Carpenter.
Dive into the lyrics and let the heart and soul of Mississippi wash over you.
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John Denton – Waiting Till It All Works Out
John Denton, a talented singer/songwriter from Salford
has been making waves in the music scene with his heartfelt lyrics and captivating melodies.
Despite being only 15, John has been featured in NME, Far Out, BBC NW Tonight, Granada Reports, BBC 5 Live, BBC Radio Manchester and XS Manchester.
His journey took a significant leap forward in 2023 when he won the prestigious Johnny Marr Award, earning the support and mentorship of Johnny Marr himself.
Most recently, he was selected to ‘The Boss’ himself, Bruce Springsteen.
As well as getting the seal of approval from The Boss, he also shared his music with The Edge from U2.
His biggest news recently was being signed to Modern Sky.
This track, along with 3 others will form John’s first EP to be released on May 8th.
Musical Career
John initially gained recognition as the frontman of the band The Height, releasing several singles that collectively amassed over 25,000 streams.
His music resonates with a growing audience, reflected in his substantial online following: amassing over 2.5m views on Tiktok with 5k followers, around 5k followers on Instagram, and 1.7k followers on X. Waiting ‘Til It All Works Out (Release Date 26/2/2026)
John’s third single release is a thoughtful Indie track which talks of the impatience of youth awaiting the next stage in life.
Perhaps the most powerful line
‘I don’t know where I belong, but neither do you’, reflects a generation that feel unheard and displaced in modern society.
In explaining the song’s meaning, John says, ‘It just tells the story of how I and many people my age feel.
You’re always waiting for the next things to happen, but you’ve also got to live in the moment as well.
I’m 15 so just finishing school, sometimes that can feel like it’ll take forever and sometimes it feels like it’s all coming so quickly.
I guess that’s the way many 15 year olds feel and probably people younger and older than me’.
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