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Snoe is the solo project of French guitarist and composer Noé Sebban, born in Nice in 1998.
Trained at the Nice Conservatory and the American School of Modern Music in Paris – where he currently teaches guitar – Sebban has developed a distinctive sonic identity at the crossroads of progressive rock, modern jazz, and instrumental metal. His playing balances melodic sensitivity with technical precision, driven by a constant search for organic textures. Drawing inspiration from a wide spectrum of influences, ranging from pop to traditional Eastern music, Snoe’s sound resists easy categorisation.
Following his debut EP Dreamland in 2023, Snoe returns with Playground, a bolder, analog-rich release shaped by artistic freedom and a deliberate disregard for genre boundaries.
The Playground Project
Playground represents a space of total creative freedom. It is a mental playground: chaotic, unfiltered, and unpredictable, where each track becomes an attraction, a challenge, or an experiment. Snoe dives headfirst into the unknown, embracing odd time signatures, unstable harmonies, and raw, organic textures.
The EP was born from the desire to compose without rules, much like a child running wild through a newly discovered world, never looking back. This philosophy extends beyond the music into the visual universe of Playground, which unfolds in a post-apocalyptic setting: a ruined amusement park swallowed by a sandstorm. What was once a symbol of innocence becomes a corrupted childhood space, where play transforms into a rite of passage.
Raw, instinctive, introspective, and explosive, Playground captures that fragile moment when chaos turns into creation.
Snoe – ElectroMagnetic Radiation( Metal / Instrumental )
Naomi Jane – Great new Ambient Pop ballad IDWK.
It’s Naomi Jane calling the shot on a planned pivot. She’s standing on the ledge between eras, looking directly at everything she’s built and choosing her next direction out loud. She’s not sneaking out of the party. She’s in the doorway, lights on, taking stock.
The Letterman Trilogy. The sweet talk. Every single and every video. All of it laid out before her as she asks a bigger question. When you leave the party, where do you go? More precisely: after this chapter, where do we go, and who’s coming with me?
Since 2023, Naomi has run one of the tightest release cadences in her lane, dropping a new record and visual roughly every six weeks. Every song arrives with a video. That pace has built a catalog now totaling over 15 million official video views, with three standouts – “In the Moment,” “Lighting,” and “Mr. Incognito” – each crossing one million views in under a month.
“IDWK” is the hinge point of her journey from dawn to dissonance. Every release before it has been placed with intention, every visual a breadcrumb leading here. This is the moment she turns to fans, editors, and curators alike and essentially says: grab my hand. Here we go. Let’s find out what comes after the party.
Before she fully opens up the sound on her upcoming project (working title: dissonance, a transitional placeholder that captures the clash between where she’s been and where she’s going), “IDWK” gathers everyone at the threshold. The new chapter leans into an alt-indie, country-fringed palette, with new instrumentation and a shifted perspective.
Naomi Jane has always been a world-builder through storytelling. What changes now is the sonic landscape and the vantage point. This moment isn’t just about what she’s leaving behind. It’s about the decision she and her audience make together: where to stand next, and how to see the world from there.
The Video
Naomi Jane once again links up with her longtime cinematographer and editor, Matthew Patrick Donner, the collaborator behind the breakout visuals for “In the Moment,” “Lightning,” and “Mr. Incognito.” Together, they build a new chapter that feels less like a traditional music video and more like a moving threshold inside the Naomi Jane universe.
Rooted, as always, in Santa Barbara, the “IDWK” visual leans directly into the song’s central question: when you leave the party, where will we go?
Rather than staging a straightforward performance, the video unfolds as a modern stream-of-consciousness walk through her own mythology. Naomi drifts through scenes that feel strangely familiar: a fleeting glimpse of “TACOBELL,” a flash of “Like Like Love,” the quiet tension of “Mr. Incognito,” the lingering mystery of “Lightning.” Each moment is re-posed and re-framed, as if she’s passing through her past rather than living in it.
The references are there for fans who’ve been paying attention, but nothing is underlined. This isn’t a highlight reel. It’s a collage of echoes.
The result is a fan-centric puzzle, where each moment is meant to be felt first and decoded later. It’s an odd kind of homage that refuses to look backward. These older worlds appear less like souvenirs and more like signposts, pointing toward what’s coming next.
Naomi Jane – IDWK ( Pop / R&B
Miami’s Own Brett Adam Sherman Drops Great new track:
Rising singer-songwriter and electrifying performer Brett Adam Sherman is set to unleash a wave of pure, unfiltered energy with his highly anticipated new single, “Feels Like Home,” dropping worldwide on December 17, 2025.
More than just a song, “Feels Like Home” is a relentless, funky, fast-paced surf-rock anthem built for sun-soaked days, packed venues, and unforgettable good times.
Funky, Fast, and Impossible to Ignore
Powered by an infectious rhythm and a fun-as-hell melody, “Feels Like Home” makes sitting still nearly impossible. The track’s ear-candy chorus is tailor-made for instant singalongs, effortlessly lifting moods and igniting any party it touches.
Early listeners have already taken notice, praising the production as:
“Ear candy — really good sound, well made and enjoyable, with stellar songwriting, performance, and studio execution.”
It’s the kind of track that hits hard, sticks fast, and begs to be played again.
“I Just Wanted It to Be Pure Fun”
Speaking about the inspiration behind the single, Sherman explains:
“I wanted to create something different, something that was purely fun and captured that feeling of absolute joy. The energy in this track is designed to get your heart pumping. People enjoy it because it’s different, it’s vibrant, and it just makes you move.”
That mission is crystal clear from the first beat to the final chorus.
A Vibrant Tribute to Miami Life
The idea for “Feels Like Home” was born out of a Miami-based songwriters’ group, where Brett was challenged to define what home truly means. The result is a vivid, heartfelt tribute to:
Miami’s unmistakable rhythm
The unwavering support of family and friends
The simple, powerful joy of having fun
It’s a love letter to the city and the energy that fuels it.
Building Momentum Toward Sonic Bloom
With his sights firmly set on expanding his fanbase and sharing his sound with a wider audience, Brett Adam Sherman is stepping confidently into his next chapter. With its universal theme and undeniable momentum, “Feels Like Home”serves as the lead single from his upcoming album:
Brett Adam Sherman – Feels Like Home (
