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Ambar Lucid in a glowing wide-brim hat for INYIM’s Past Blast Musique feature on “Get Lost In The Music.”

Past Blast Musique: Ambar Lucid’s “Get Lost In The Music” Turns 5

Ambar Lucid’s 2021 single “Get Lost In The Music” turns five, and it still shines as a psychedelic-soul standout. Blending late-1960s soul, dreamy pop and electric organ, the track previews her five-song EP and delivers a message about self-definition, breaking conformity and choosing to live fully rather than sleepwalk through life.

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6 New Songs You Need to Hear This Week | Musique Digs Part 661

Madonna and Peggy Gou light up the dance floor before Melanie C takes over with five cuts from Sweat, moving through attitude, pressure, sensuality and full-throated resilience.

Musique Digs: Playlists

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Come Thru Vocals Sunday Breaks the Mold With PARTY DOZEN & Play Time

INYIM Media’s Come Thru Vocals series spotlights two striking new discoveries: PARTY DOZEN’s “SPECIAL UNIT,” a confrontational blast of distorted sax, drums and vocal noise, and Play Time’s “Open the Door, Joey,” a hypnotic blend of Moog pulse, drifting sax and tactile percussion. Both tracks showcase bold, boundary-pushing vocal-adjacent performances.