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It is unbelievable how many times one of the most popular Christmas classic songs White Christmas has been covered. The new episode counts just several versions so that You can find your "poison" for this year's playlist. All from different styles, different times, and different cultural influences. Listen and choose the one you like the most.

Since Christmas and New Year are approaching it is time to set up your holiday playlist. But who said that a festive mood for winter holidays could be set only with songs with words "Christmas", "holiday", "New Year", "snow" and others in the lyrics? In this episode, you will be introduced to several songs that have NO relation to Christmas or winter, but their sound, spirit, or meaning perfectly match the holiday mood. 

The time has come. In this episode, we are finally going to talk about an amazing artist Loïc Nottet. He's been mentioned a lot in several previous episodes, and now it is time to dedicate him the whole episode. Starting with a brief look into his music background, and talking about his latest single Mélodrame.

This week's episode is presented in a bit different format. Since there is a lot of amazing content out there, this time was decided to make a small digest. Listen to the episode to find out what 10 musicians and their songs inspired and surprised me the latest week. 

Death metal and hard rock, by hearing these music genres most of us associate with males. But, let me break this stereotype. In this episode, we are going to talk about badass women Nita Strauss and Alissa White-Gluz. Strong females who show that performing deathcore, hard rock, and metal are not only guys' thing. Will dive into the personalities and talents of these fantastic musicians, as well as talk about their latest collaboration song The Wolf You Feed.

In a new episode, we are going to talk about Jay B, an artist who puts out his music under two different stage names. Trying not to go too deep into the psychological side of the question comparing both Jay B and Def. music. Is putting different types of music under two different stage names an advantage to the artist or a disadvantage? How much impact does that nickname/stage name has on artists and our lives?