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Sky McKee’s new three-track EP, ‘Less Is Less,’ dives deep into the raw side of human emotions. The EP features “Talking Heads,” “Anita (I’m Losing),” and “Broken Beyond Belief.” Each song lays bare the kinds of personal experiences that are hard to put into words—grief, nostalgia, and embarrassment. McKee keeps things minimal, letting his storytelling shine without unnecessary flourishes, and the simple yet heartfelt instrumentation matches that honesty.

McKee’s journey to this EP started with the little moments that shaped him. Growing up, he found comfort in driving around with his older friend, Evan Moring, listening to mixtapes in a beat-up Volvo. Those drives anchored his love for music, expressed in “Talking Heads,” which captures the warmth and solace of those early days. McKee’s storytelling shares those raw memories, without dressing them up.

‘Releasing ‘Less Is Less’ is another big moment for McKee. After the success of his single “Anita (I’m Losing),” which impacts with its tender take on loss, this EP feels like a natural next step. The direct and present storytelling on ‘Less Is Less’ is one of many refreshing and enjoyable elements of the experience, see for yourself below.

Frankie Sims and Rockie Fresh team up to unleash “Bad Boy,” a track that hits like a late-night burst of energy, capturing the buzz of nightlife. Frankie has been hustling for the past two years, carving out his place in the dance scene without holding back. He’s been setting NYC on fire, performing at places like Marquee, Lavo, and Nebula, each set driving his momentum forward. Now, Rockie Fresh joins him, bringing an unexpected element to the ride.

“Bad Boy” kicks down the door with an unyielding tech house beat and raw energy. The track drives with rhythms that challenge your norms and lyrics that call out to your inner rebel. It’s a dive into the neon-soaked intensity of midnight, designed to make you lose yourself in the beat. Signed to S&S Sound House, this collaboration makes a statement. Frankie Sims and Rockie Fresh to show off the best that they can do together.

Frankie’s efforts have paid off. He has 62,000 monthly listeners and millions of streams, catching the attention of artists like Martin Garrix and Dimitri Vegas. His work has earned acknowledgment, and teaming up with Smith & Sorren’s label is a great move. Frankie Sims is determined, and “Bad Boy” is another step in his path of stirring the tech house scene.

It’s safe to say LA is where Marc Antonix finds his spark. He’s soaked in the city’s energy and turned it into something all his own. His music moves through house, electro, and bass like it’s second nature. There’s always an edge of experimentation. The basslines hit hard. The production flow doesn’t follow the usual path. His work keeps you on your toes, always ready for what comes next.

“Shooting Stars” is a good example of what Marc does best. It has these nostalgic chords that pull at your memories, but then the drops come in and take things up a notch. It feels perfect for the club but also has a kind of meaning that sticks with you. The track plays with that balance between hitting hard and moments of solitude – creating a ‘tension and release’ type of flow that is simply on point.

Marc Antonix is on the rise. His tracks have racked up millions of streams. He’s closed out shows for Alan Walker and opened for Matisse & Sadko. Big names like Bingo Players and The Chainsmokers are giving him support, and his presence on stage is only getting stronger.