Kdfromthepack is a psalmist of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Born and raised in Nigeria, with a pit stop in the UK for a few years, he moved to Toronto in the summer of 2008. A self-taught instrumentalist, the Christian Hip-Hop artist has been playing the drums since he was five years old.

Despite initially conforming to the patterns of the corrupt world we know today by creating music that glorified sex, drugs, money, and ego, God was able to open his eyes to the truth. This set him free from a life of sin, drugs, depression, and rage. He now uses his God-given gifts as a light to this dark world by bringing hope through melodic testimonies intertwined with biblical lyricism. He hopes to inspire a City Wide Revival by winning souls for the kingdom of God one song at a time.

Multi-platinum, Grammy-nominated rock band Fuel releases “Pull Me In,” continuing the rollout of its highly anticipated seventh studio album, Pendulum, out October 30th. Arriving as the album’s second single, the emotionally charged track reveals a deeper, more vulnerable side of the record.

The OG Beach Cowboy Brian Kelley returns with his fifth studio album, Coral Beats, a laid-back project that transports you straight to the beach. Kelley teamed up with ERNEST, Niko Moon, The Wheeland Brothers, and CHXNDLER to bring the project to life.

This project has been in the works for nearly a decade, with songs like “Bike With No Hands” becoming a fan favorite before it was even released. Between teasing the music in his Oceanaires fan club and performing it live at his iconic Surf Post Sessions, he has given his fans the gift they’ve been waiting for.

Critically admired composer and songwriter Peter Melnick releases his new single, “Still Here,” the latest offering from his forthcoming debut album, due in 2027.

Written in the aftermath of the devastating 2018 Montecito debris flow, “Still Here” is a deeply moving reflection on loss, resilience, community, and gratitude. The song tells the story of a survivor processing the devastation of a natural disaster and finding strength in the extraordinary humanity that emerges in its wake.

Maryland alternative-rock mainstays Ballyhoo! released their new single “Slowly Dying” on August 14, offering the final preview of their highly anticipated tenth studio album, Bad Summer, out August 28 via Right Coast Records. Produced by John Feldmann (Blink-182, Avril Lavigne, Goldfinger), “Slowly Dying” is a full-throttle pop-punk anthem driven by big guitars, undeniable energy, and a soaring chorus.

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