Empire State Human/ScentAir Records are delighted to announce the release of the new single 'ONE LAST DANCE'. Taken from the forthcoming album 'OPULENT' (coming early 2027 on ScentAir Record on CD/Digital.) 'ONE LAST DANCE' is an upbeat, anthemic pop dance song, with a lively and memorable chorus, house piano, synth sequences and classic dance string arrangements, underpinned by snappy drums programming. Written & Produced by ESH founding member Aidan Casserly, it showcases what the 'OPULENT' album promises to deliver. The single features an exclusive B-side, 'MOFO', as well as an orchestral mix of 'PARADISE' (original version features on 'OPULENT'), as well as instrumental mixes of the lead song and 'The Light' (vocal version taken from 'OPULENT'). To quote Aidan Casserly - "'ONE LAST DANCE' was the final piece of the jigsaw for 'OPULENT'. It really shines on the album, and I hope people will warm to its tenderness, romanticism, and hopefully sing along with it and equally important - DANCE to it!"

FRON VALPARAISO CHILE , THE BAND SINTOMA RELEASES NEW SINGLE "MITO Y REALIDAD": A JOURNEY THROUGH INDUSTRIAL AND ELECTRONIC DENSITY ?Musical act Sintoma officially announces the release of their latest single, "Mito y Realidad", solidifying their sound within the realms of electronic industrial metal. ?Delivering a visceral, dark, and critical atmosphere, "Mito y Realidad" confronts the tension between societal illusions and the raw reality of the human condition. Driven by sharp riffs, heavy-hitting rhythms, and layered industrial textures, the track provides a powerful backdrop for its reflective lyrics.

Bruno M. presents single “Talking to Myself”, one of the most intimate songs from his first solo album, Deep and Eternal - a fifteen-track exploration of memory, anxiety, identity, emotional wounds and the private mechanisms people develop in order to survive them. Built around Bruno’s deep baritone voice and a slow, atmospheric mood, “Talking to Myself” looks back at a childhood marked by silence, emotional distance and the feeling of growing up largely alone. Empty rooms, absent conversations and a family gradually falling apart become the background to a song about learning, at a very early age, to rely on one’s own inner voice. The recurring act of talking to himself is not presented as instability, but as a form of refuge and continuity. The child who had nobody listening becomes the adult who has learned to answer his own questions. Across the song, loneliness changes from something imposed into something understood - a private space where honesty, memory and self-protection can coexist. That emotional transformation is central to the wider concept of Deep and Eternal. After more than twenty-five years performing in bands and more than a thousand live appearances, Bruno M. chose to begin a new chapter as a solo artist. The album is deliberately autobiographical and introspective, exposing fears, anxieties, relationships, contradictions and experiences that shaped his personality. Musically, “Talking to Myself” represents the slower and more atmospheric side of the record, drawing on darkwave, gothic rock and post-punk sensibilities while keeping the focus firmly on the vocal narrative. Its restrained, cinematic character gives the lyrics room to unfold gradually, turning personal memory into something both specific and universally recognizable. Bruno M. is an Italian singer, songwriter, composer and novelist based in Lanzarote, Canary Islands. His creative work connects music, literature and visual storytelling, with songs from Deep and Eternal also linked to his published novels The Templar Chronovisor and The Ancestral Legacy.

Bruno M. introduces “On My Own”, one of the central tracks from his first solo album, Deep and Eternal - a fifteen-song journey through memory, anxiety, identity, isolation and the most private corners of the human psyche. Built around Bruno’s deep baritone voice and a dark, cinematic atmosphere, “On My Own” transforms alienation into a declaration of independence. The song looks at crowded rooms, social masks, empty ambitions and the pressure to follow paths that never truly feel like home. Rather than presenting solitude as defeat, Bruno turns it into an act of self-preservation: the decision to step outside other people’s expectations and remain faithful to one’s own identity. The lyrics move through images of “smiling masks”, “paper thrones” and people chasing success while becoming emotionally colder. Against that world, the recurring idea of being “better on my own” becomes less a rejection of others than a refusal to participate in relationships, roles and values that feel artificial. That perspective reflects the wider concept behind Deep and Eternal. After more than twenty-five years performing in bands and more than a thousand live appearances, Bruno M. chose to begin a new chapter as a solo artist. The album is deliberately personal: fifteen songs in which he exposes fears, memories, contradictions, emotional wounds and reflections that had previously remained private. Musically, “On My Own” sits at the more immediate and dynamic side of the record while retaining its darkwave, gothic rock and post-punk character. Its atmosphere balances melancholy and determination, giving the track the dual role of an accessible introduction to the album and a concise statement of Bruno M.’s new artistic identity. Bruno M. is an Italian singer, songwriter, composer and novelist based in Lanzarote, Canary Islands. His creative work connects music, literature and visual storytelling, with songs from Deep and Eternal also linked to his published novels The Templar Chronovisor and The Ancestral Legacy.

Sometimes the harsh realities of life leave us no chance to remain within the framework of fair interpersonal understanding and seem to push us to seek our own psychological balance. Perhaps even unconsciously, we begin to imagine worlds where everything is always good, safe, and peaceful. And we don't forget about those we love. This is precisely what the song My Painted World is about...