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Song Of The Week: My Father's Eyes - Eric Clapton
Eric Clapton’s "My Father’s Eyes" sounds like an upbeat 90s pop hit, but beneath the surface lies one of the most devastating backstories in music history. Born from a double layer of profound grief, the track bridges the void of a father Clapton never met and the tragic loss of his four-year-old son, Conor. Discover the heartbreaking, generational tragedy that inspired this Grammy-winning masterpiece and why it stands as one of the most emotionally crushing songs ever record
Faiz Faisal
6 days ago3 min read


Song Of The Week: A'an - Cinta Melankolia
Cerita rahsia sorang peminat lagu Inggeris yang rupanya layan jiwang lagu Cinta Melankolia - Aan masa zaman asrama & CC dulu. Jom imbau nostalgia zaman sekolah yang penuh memori!
Faiz Faisal
Jun 172 min read


Song Of The Week: YEAH YEAH YEAH - Cruz Beckham
Forget everything you expect from a celebrity surname. Cruz Beckham is subverting the "nepo-baby" narrative by skipping the glossy pop route entirely. Fronting his indie-rock band, The Breakers, his 2026 tracks like For Your Love carry a gritty, vintage weight. Blending 1960s psychedelic twang with 90s Britpop melodies, Cruz’s self-taught musicianship sounds less like a modern debut and more like an instant, guitar-driven classic.
Faiz Faisal
Jun 102 min read


Song Of The Week: Coconut Water - Trim
Trim’s viral hit "Coconut Water" is officially hijacking the summer of 2026. From its hypnotic vocal stim to its late-night hotline aesthetic, the Charleston rapper’s breakout single is pure audio addiction. Dive into why this deceptively simple track delivers an instant shot of main-character confidence, a beautifully nasty attitude, and the ultimate vibe that makes you want to drop a stank face.
Faiz Faisal
Jun 32 min read


Song Of The Week: I'll Be There For You - The Rembrandts
I’ve spent my life as the designated caretaker, the one who shows up when the rain starts to pour. While some see it as selfless, I’m being honest: I like being depended on. It’s the one thing I can truly offer. But caretaking comes with an unspoken wish—that when I inevitably stumble or have an episode of my own, I receive the same compassion I give. Here is why I choose my friends as family and why I’ll always be there.
Faiz Faisal
May 272 min read
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