[NEWARK, NJ – December 1, 2025]

Space Hound Records is proud to present “For Our Rose Dies” (FORD), the debut project from Newark, NJ born and raised R&B singer-songwriter RNBHunter. Available now on all streaming platforms, FORD marks the first major project release for both RNBHunter and Space Hound Records, featuring seven new tracks titled “Replay,” “Watch That,” “Believer,” “Honey,” “OD,” “Siren,” and “Bitter.”

Following the success of his singles, “Monster,” “Green Light,” and “On My Way,” RNBHunter steps into a deeper, more reflective space with FORD, offering his listeners a narrative about growth, loss, and rebirth.

“The title, FORD, stands for ‘For Our Rose Dies.’ It’s a sentence fragment,” Hunter explains. “There’s always something before or after that moment. It leaves space for you to add your own story.”

The project’s concept draws parallels between humans and the artwork’s signature visual of the rose, depicting a metaphor for transformation and resilience. “I want people to see the connection between people and flowers,” Hunter says. “Like them, we grow and die, but for roses, like other flowers, there’s always a chance to regrow.”

FORD blends Hunter’s smooth R&B vocals with modern pop elements, creating a sound that Hunter himself describes as perfect “for a long drive for thinking and car park sessions.”

“For Our Rose Dies” is streaming now on all major platforms. Visit the link here to listen. Fans can also explore RNBHunter’s exclusive new FORD merch line, available here.

About RNBHunter:

Before even learning to speak, singer and songwriter, RNBHunter has been moving audiences with his soulful riffs and rich melodies. Growing up in Newark, New Jersey, the charismatic R&B artist first began performing at home in his living room and outside for his neighbors. Fast forward to his adult life and Hunter would go on to perform in Queen Latifah’s “24 Hours of Peace,” and collaborate with artists such as The Game and Fridayy. Taking inspiration from artists such as Chris Brown, Frank Ocean and Usher, in 2021, Hunter introduced his own sound with his single “Jungle”, followed by an array of singles including “Victoria”, “Like Me”, “Monster” and more. Today, Hunter continues to expand his sound, pulling inspiration from various music styles and genres. In his own words he, “Puts R&B on everything.” Aside from his musical talents, Hunter’s fans know him for his keen fashion sense and ever-changing hairstyles.

Website and Social Media:

• RNBHunter.com
• Instagram
• TikTok
• Facebook

For press inquiries, interviews or additional information please contact:
Therese Sheridan
thereses@spacehoundrecords.com 

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[NEWARK, NJ – July 31, 2025]

“It must be a Jersey thing,” says RNBHunter. Known for his love of covering SZA’s music, Hunter has teamed up with longtime friend and fellow vocalist Isz Insanity for a mashup of “Good Days” and “Hit Different.”

The two R&B artists put their own spin on the track, blending their voices in a way that feels both familiar and fresh.

This collaboration has been years in the making. “What started from a long overdue link up turned into something I can honestly say I really enjoy,” says Hunter. “Isz and I for years have talked about working on something, but one day we finally got together and boom.”

While it took some back and forth to nail down the direction, the final result made the wait well worth it. “It kind of started off rocky because we couldn’t decide what kind of song we wanted to make,” Hunter explains. “But soon we went scrolling through some of our favorite music and out of nowhere we came up with the idea to remix a mashup.”

RNBHunter and Isz Insanity’s “Good Days” and “Hit Different” Mashup and its visuals, shot by WaveChange, can be streamed on YouTube now.

About RNBHunter:

Before even learning to speak, singer and songwriter, RNBHunter has been moving audiences with his soulful riffs and rich melodies. Growing up in Newark, New Jersey, the charismatic R&B artist first began performing at home in his living room and outside for his neighbors. Fast forward to his adult life and Hunter would go on to perform in Queen Latifah’s “24 Hours of Peace,” and collaborate with artists such as The Game and Fridayy. Taking inspiration from artists such as Chris Brown, Frank Ocean and Usher, in 2021, Hunter introduced his own sound with his single “Jungle”, followed by an array of singles including “Victoria”, “Like Me”, “Monster” and more. Today, Hunter continues to expand his sound, pulling inspiration from various music styles and genres. In his own words he, “Puts R&B on everything.” Aside from his musical talents, Hunter’s fans know him for his keen fashion sense and ever-changing hairstyles.

Website and Social Media:

• RNBHunter.com
• Instagram
• TikTok
• Facebook

For press inquiries, interviews or additional information please contact:
Therese Sheridan
thereses@spacehoundrecords.com 

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There’s no template for the kind of music Delta Society makes. There’s just raw emotion and a gut instinct for what feels right. Based in Tennessee, the 19-year-old producer channels his inner world into dark, bass-driven tracks that leave a lasting impression, and his winning song, titled “Voices,” is no exception.

The song’s inspiration came from a Bossfight track called “Buckshots,” which sparked the initial creative energy behind the production. From there, Delta Society let the process unfold intuitively.

“I tend to play around with and experiment with my sound until I get to what feels right to me in my heart,” he says. Making music for almost 5 years now, Delta Society’s sound continues to expand, including in all forms of bass music and even EDM.

Lyrically, the track stems from the grief and pain of addiction and mental health, thus being given the name, “Voices.”

“To me it was definitely the mental struggles I was dealing with at the time. It helps me paint my inner feelings into something physical.”

Described as dark, ominous and tense, the song is expected to release on all platforms by the end of June. To follow along for this release and more, fans can listen to Delta Society on SoundCloud, Spotify, YouTube, and Boomplay.

Congratulations to Delta Society for winning Song of the Month and to all the winners who won Song of the Stream for the month of March!

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No fancy studio, no expensive gear—just a headset mic and raw creativity. That’s how this emerging hip-hop, indie artist from Michigan made October’s winning Song of the month, “Not Alone.” 

Despite only starting his music journey in late 2023, H3VEN’s introspective lyricism and ambient sound has resonated with listeners worldwide, and his track, “Not Alone,” is no exception. 

Although the track has an upbeat feel, H3VEN reveals a deeper message beneath the surface. 

“The song is about questioning everything—society, authority, and even yourself,” he explains. “It’s a reflection of fear and control.”

Aside from its catchy melody, H3VEN feels that the genuine expression of “Not Alone” is what his listeners resonate with the most.

“It doesn’t shy away from uncomfortable truths,” he says, “and that vulnerability connects with people on a deeper level.”

When it comes to the process for creating his tracks, H3VEN’s approach is both spontaneous and intuitive. 

“I never usually write any of my music,” he admits. “It’s all made up on the spot.”

To do this, H3VEN hums along to the instrumental, feeling out the rhythm until he locks into a flow. Once it clicks, he starts adding lyrics, allowing the song to take shape.

With just the essentials, H3VEN creates music that is honest, impactful and irresistibly appealing. His work is proof that true talent and originality can always find its way to the top.

Want to listen to “Not Alone?” Stream it on SoundCloud here. Fans can also follow H3VEN on TikTok (@ilyh3ven) for updates on new music and behind-the-scenes content.

Congratulations to H3VEN for winning Song of the Month and to all the winners who won Song of the Stream for the month of October! 

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Hailing from Lake Placid, Florida, Velvet Horizon is an alternative/indie folk artist who has combined his atmospheric sound with Irish rapper and producer, Immute, to create the voted Song of the Month of September, “TRIALS.” 

Through a fellow artist by the name Moonlight $ky, someone Velvet Horizon had known since childhood, Velvet Horizon and Immute initially connected over a call and instantly hit it off.

Despite living in different countries, the two artists managed to create a sound that has captured the attention of listeners worldwide. With cinematic energy, dark pop vibes and a touch of nerdcore, “TRIALS” became a must-listen for fans of immersive storytelling and high-intensity music. 

When asked about the inspiration behind the winning track, Velvet Horizon shared, “The love for horror, but most of all, the passionate love for ‘The Outlast Trials’ and the ‘Outlast’ series in general.” 

Although the track was originally conceived as a tribute to the game developers of “Outlast”, “TRIALS” evolved into a cinematic and layered track touching on broader themes of mental health.

“The lyrics to me show how fast somebody can decline from being mentally stable to a drastic change of being clinically insane or unstable,” explains Immute. “There are many ways of losing the mind, and I think that it is a very popular occurrence for such a thing to happen in today’s standards, which is why I think the lyrics would suit the feeling, especially for these times.”

With its dark pop and nerdcore elements, “TRIALS” has drawn comparisons to Imagine Dragons, a parallel that Immute acknowledges.

“It sounds like an Imagine Dragons-themed song, but with a twist, since it dives into nerdcore, mental health and abstract sounding cadences that complement the instrumental.”

The creative process behind “TRIALS” was both meticulous and chaotic. Velvet Horizon focused on lyrics, vocals and crafting a cinematic feel, while Immute contributed to the lyrics, engineering and additional production elements.

“We avoided doing a lot of digital editing or copy and pasting and spent hours recording multiple upon multiple takes in different voices or different distances to make the crowd effects we had more natural,” Velvet Horizon says.

Creating the track did not come without its hurdles.

 “I almost lost the FLP once,” admitted Immute. “I never told Velvet this, because he’s known to lose projects too and he would be like, ‘See!’” 

Despite the challenges, both artists agreed that the most rewarding part was hearing the final product and seeing fans’ reactions. 

“Showing people who don’t think I can sing this song in particular is such a great feeling when they eat their own expectations,” Velvet Horizon shares.

Meanwhile, Immute found satisfaction in pushing his artistic boundaries beyond rap.

“I’ve never seen myself as a singer, but getting to make something like ‘TRIALS’ is a huge deal to me because I hit some of the notes correctly,” he says. 

The response from fans has been overwhelmingly positive, particularly from horror and gaming communities.

“A lot of ‘Outlast’ fans really enjoyed it from the feedback that I’ve gotten,” Immute says.

While “TRIALS” continues to be a successful collaboration between Immute and Velvet Horizon, it wasn’t their first. In fact, their very first collaboration titled, “Lovers to Fighters” was a joke diss track challenge from friends which led to a project titled, “It IZ What It IZ.” 

Although Immute and Velvet Horizon could not continue as an official duo, when given the chance, they still enjoy creating tracks such as “TRIALS” together. Looking ahead, both artists are open to future collaborations. 

“There will be a rise of ‘It IZ What It IZ’ again, I hope,” Velvet Horizon teases. 

“Most Definitely!” Immute echoes. 

Those interested in listening to “TRIALS” can listen on all major streaming platforms now.

Congratulations to Velvet Horizon and Immute for their Song of the Month win, and to all the Song of the Stream winners for the month of September!

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