Find a new route to drive with rock from Space Cadet 56, Fiona Amaka and Hoxsey

Fuel your ride with incredible music from Space Cadet 56, Fiona Amaka and Hoxsey on the latest roulette. Follow them and their music here with us!:

Space Cadet 56-Blonde & Gifted

Imagine if you can, Rush’s 2112 on strange psychedelic roids. Space Cadet 56 is an audacious project, made for the audacious artist and listener within you. Across 24 tracks, you’re taken on a journey through characters, their minds and actions in what I can call a space prog rock opera of epic proportions. Opening the collection with Blonde & Gifted, you hear a plethora of instrumental brilliance, melodic experimentation, and moments that you just can't predict. The vocals are spaced out with some reverb in the background while there is a synth layer that shines with dramatic flare. When the chugging guitar sound comes in, you find yourself being wary of the speed limit for it is tempting to go into overdrive. Space Kredit 56 is not just a music project, so you need to explore the full extent of it on this website. Obsession in music just found a new niche, and we’re proud of being a part of it:

Fiona Amaka-Sometimes forever

You can always credit a major mood uplift with Fiona Amaka and her music. This artist has tried everything from singer-songwriter ballads to folk, pop, R&B, and now the kind of rock that reminds you of '90s radio. Sometimes forever is her latest offering, and it shows how far these composers' and performers' wings can spread. It has a country soul to it, while it is also charged with an indie rock perspective that is unique to her voice, writing, and lyrical style. Her vocals are instantly recognisable, and her approach is optimistic and carries a gust of hope. It is a love anthem turned into a rock one, while Fiona Maca ensures her lyrics don't always abide by lyrical writing tropes. It is a kind of melody that appreciates and looks for the silver lining every time and perhaps even forever:

Hoxsey-The Rise

Harvest Moon Sessions by Hoxsey will show you how songwriting is not defined by the genre but by the story that is being told with it. "The Rise" is the opening track in Harvest Moon Sessions, and Hoxsey uses this as your prelude to a novel that you just won't be able to put down. The ghoulish mysterious atmosphere is built with the background while the percussion plays to the pulse of the song. It charges with a rock-like intensity yet has lyrical whisperings that feel like an occult presence in the song. This track, though strong and commanding, does not reflect how Hoxsey navigates through acoustic, dark atmospheric prog and acoustic numbers through the entire collection. It is all tailored to what is happening during the harvest moon, whether it be a sacrifice or the very theme that is being written around you. The demons are rising with this one, and you will see them during your drive:

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