Summary
The piece reflects on an impressive array of singles released in 2025, with particular emphasis on Fluid Japan, which contributed significantly by collaborating with various artists and releasing multiple singles. Noteworthy highlights include Steven Jones’s collaboration on "Truth," the funky sound of The Blow Monkeys, and ambitious covers like Jan Linton’s take on "Forbidden Colours." The author expresses a love for physical singles as impulsive buys and appreciates the ease of supporting artists through platforms like Bandcamp. There’s excitement about several rising artists, reminiscences of live performances, and a nostalgic nod to beloved classics being reimagined.
Thought-Provoking Question
Given the evolving music landscape and the rise of digital platforms, how do you think the value and experience of purchasing and enjoying singles will change in the future?

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