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- Different Strings press release
Different Strings Announce 5th Studio Album The Great Divide The Great Divide album artwork Different Strings are proud to announce the release of their fifth studio album, The Great Divide , set for digital release on 9th March 2026. The album will be available on all major digital platforms (excluding Spotify) as well as via the band’s official Bandcamp page. Pre-orders commenced on 23rd February 2026. The Great Divide will be released in digital format and as a limited CD digipak edition. The release date for the digipak format will be announced in due course. With a runtime of over one hour, the album showcases Different Strings’ signature progressive sound across six tracks. It features two epic compositions running 18 and 22 minutes respectively, alongside four shorter tracks. These include “Words Unspoken,” which has been newly re-mixed for enhanced sound quality and re-mastered for album cohesion, and “Apathy Symphony,” also re-mastered to ensure a unified sonic experience. On this release, Chris Mallia collaborates with four international vocalists, a gospel choir, and a saxophone player. The album also features acclaimed keyboardist Derek Sherinian, who performs Hammond and all keyboard parts on “Words Unspoken.” The Great Divide is a composite concept album that explores complex themes such as mental illness, anachronism, and the experience of being a misfit. Musically, it is crafted for listeners who appreciate 1970s progressive rock and classic guitar- and keyboard-driven rock enriched with classical influences. Different Strings encourage supporters to purchase the album directly from the band, as this financial support contributes directly toward future releases. For further details, pre-orders, or inquiries, contact: differentstrings@hotmail.com
- Glen and Amber Release Uplifting New Single “Issa Naraw”
Glen and Amber have officially released their brand-new single, “Issa Naraw,” on 1st March, delivering a vibrant and feel-good anthem that encourages listeners to embrace life with confidence and positivity. “Issa Naraw” is a celebration of living life to the fullest — a song about self-belief, shutting out negativity, and choosing love for others and for life itself. Fun, energetic, and undeniably uplifting, the track captures a carefree spirit that resonates with audiences seeking optimism and light-hearted inspiration. The single is accompanied by a feel-good music video that highlights the natural chemistry and authentic personalities of Glen and Amber. The visuals perfectly complement the song’s message, portraying the duo’s genuine outlook on life and their shared passion for spreading joy through music. At its core, “Issa Naraw” reflects Glen and Amber’s real-life attitude: choosing happiness, confidence, and positivity even during challenging or uncertain times. The track was composed by Elton Zarb, Amber, and Glen, with lyrics penned by Lon Kirkop. With its infectious energy and empowering message, “Issa Naraw” is set to become a go-to anthem for anyone looking to celebrate life and focus on the brighter side of every situation.
- Kewn Records press release
MOTHERKNIVES ‘BROTHERS’ Motherknives unveil their debut single ‘ Brothers ’ releasing today via Kewn Records . A powerful anthem of unity and emotional resistance, and framed as the theme song of a united force, the army Motherknives is led by a female warrior born from a spirit of abuse and separation. Inspired by Middle Eastern, Japanese, and French female warriors throughout history, she stands as a symbolic mother of spirits bringing men together to be supportive and protective of one another, without segregation across religion, race, gender, or class. Brothers captures a constant emotional war that exists in the past, present, and future. It is a call to stand in equal, sensitive protest. To stop killing, to end division, and to move forward as a unified force. Both defiant and vulnerable, the single channels strength through solidarity. LISTEN TO THE DEBUT SINGLE HERE Francesca Mercieca – vocals, keys Quentin Falzon – drums Steve Shaw – bass Tony Bartolo – guitar Emerging from the basement garage, Motherknives are shaped by 90s underground influences while blending elements of 80s goth, heavy rock riffs, pop-like melodies, and trip-hop atmospheres. Their sound is both raw and cinematic, being grounded in alternative grit yet driven by melody. The debut single was recorded, produced, mixed and mastered by Capitol K. Artwork Photography by Francesca Schembri Artwork Design by Micaela Bogen Band Photo by Lara Facchinetti ‘ Brothers ’ marks the beginning of a bold new chapter for the band and their collaboration with Kewn Records! Copyright (C) 2026 Kewn Records. All rights reserved
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- Carl Cassar, Bassist
< Back Carl Cassar Bassist Facebook Carl Cassar’s musical journey began during his secondary school years, influenced by friends who played instruments and his brother’s eclectic CD collection. These early inspirations set him on a path that would lead to a lifelong passion for music, though he never pursued it professionally. Instead, Carl describes himself as a musician who follows his passion while maintaining a day job outside the music world. One of the most significant periods in Carl's life was his adolescence, where his love for music took root. While he may not be a full-time musician, music is a deep passion that shapes much of his identity. He’s had formal training in guitar for several years but is a self-taught bass player, a role he particularly enjoys. Over the years, Carl’s approach to music has been shaped by a multitude of influences, making it difficult for him to single out a particular artist or style that defines his work. This multitude of inspirations contributes to the unique and diverse nature of his musical approach. Carl is most drawn to genres like jazz fusion and progressive rock, which allow for diversity and complexity, but he doesn’t like to be pigeonholed. “There’s good music in any genre,” he explains, which reflects his broad musical exploration and open-mindedness. This ethos has guided his involvement in several bands, although many have not made it beyond the rehearsal space. One of his standout projects was Xidja, a hip-hop band performing original songs in Maltese, where the bass played a pivotal role. Though Xidja didn’t break through commercially, it remains a special project for Carl. Currently, Carl is part of From Sheep to Wolves, a collaboration that has lasted for nearly four years—his longest and most stable band involvement to date. He attributes this to the successful balance of expectations and ambitions within the band, acknowledging the challenges that come with maintaining harmony in a group. For Carl, the dynamics within a band can be tricky, and in the past, drama and conflicting visions have caused issues. However, with From Sheep to Wolves, Carl feels like they are “doing something right.” Carl’s musical experiences are diverse, but one of his most cherished memories was his first live performance at the age of 12, where he played guitar for a school band. Moments like this, and every instance where he sees people enjoying his music, are his proudest achievements. He is especially excited about the upcoming debut album with From Sheep to Wolves and the ongoing work on their second album. The band’s sound has evolved, and Carl believes that’s a healthy progression. Outside of the band, Carl is also exploring the possibility of working on non-metal projects, keeping his creative horizons wide open. Carl's hopes for his audience are simple but profound. In an age where 30-second clips dominate attention spans, he wishes for listeners to experience the full album journey, appreciating the depth and thoughtfulness of a complete body of work from start to finish. If given the opportunity, Carl would love to jam with Tim Commerford from Audioslave, particularly to play something from their first album. As a nod to his deep admiration for the band’s late frontman, Carl jokes that he’d also give Chris Cornell a big hug during the session. A fun fact about Carl that might surprise his audience is that, although he is left-handed, he plays the bass guitar right-handed—a unique quirk that reflects his unconventional approach to both music and life. Through his rich musical experiences and diverse collaborations, Carl Cassar embodies a deep commitment to his art, driven by passion rather than profession. Whether in a rehearsal space or on stage, Carl continues to explore new musical frontiers while staying true to the joy and freedom that music brings him. Discography Date Title Type Listen Member of : Follow the artist
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- Welcome to the Melodija ForumIn General Discussion·13 February 2023Hey everyone... X'GĦANDNA ? We're excited to introduce our forum section on the website. This is a place for us to connect and discuss all things related to metal and rock music. Whether you're a fan, musician, or simply have a passion for the genre, we welcome you to join in on the conversations. Here are a few things that you can use the forum for: Share news and updates on your favourite bands and artists. Recommend new music that you think others might enjoy. Discuss concerts and events happening in Malta and the surrounding areas. Connect with other fans and musicians who share your interests. Share your own music and get feedback from the community. We encourage all users to be respectful and considerate of each other in their posts. Let's create a welcoming and inclusive community where we can share our love of music. Looking forward to chatting with you all! The Melodija Team 🤟🏻2848
- Forum RulesIn General Discussion·13 February 2023We want everyone to get the most out of this community, so we ask that you please read and follow these guidelines: Respectful communication: All users must treat each other with respect and kindness. Personal attacks, hate speech, and other forms of disrespectful behaviour will not be tolerated. No politics: This is a forum for music discussion and all political discussions are strictly prohibited. No spam: Spamming the forum with irrelevant or repeated posts is not allowed. This includes promoting products, services, or websites that are not related to music. If you have any merch to sell, speak to us so we can include it in out Merch section. If you would like to post an advert, kindly do so in the Listings section Keep it clean: All posts must be appropriate for a general audience and not contain any offensive language, images, or links. Copyright: All users must respect the copyright of others and not post any copyrighted material without permission. No personal information: Please do not post any personal information, such as addresses, phone numbers, or email addresses. Moderation: The moderators have the final say on what is allowed on the forum and can remove any posts that violate these rules. Report posts: If you see a post that you believe violates these rules, please report it to the moderators so that it can be reviewed Let's create an enjoyable community where everyone can share their love for music The Melodija Team 🤟🏻2532
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