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Rose Devika’s ‘i take it personally’ is the Breakup Bop You Didn’t Know You Needed

Ever been told not to take things personally… and then immediately taken them personally? Welcome to the emotional rollercoaster that is Rose Devika’s latest single, “i take it personally”—an indie-pop anthem that turns romantic frustration into a high-energy, irresistible bop.
Rose, known for her poignant songwriting and knack for blending humor with heartache, has outdone herself with this one. The song’s infectious melodies and vibrant instrumentation make it the perfect soundtrack for overthinking that one text message at 2 AM. With an upbeat mix of drums, electric guitar, and even a catchy piano riff, i take it personallysounds like the kind of song you blast in your car while dramatically singing into your rearview mirror.
But beyond the fun, Rose’s songwriting taps into something deeply relatable. The song explores the struggle of being told “don’t take it personally” by someone you care about—only to spiral into the inevitable conclusion that, actually, it’s very personal.
And if you thought this was a full-band production—surprise! Rose single-handedly wrote, recorded, produced, mixed, and mastered the entire track herself. Her ability to layer instruments, arrange harmonies, and capture raw emotion in a single take proves that she’s not just an artist—she’s a sonic architect.
From Toronto to Dallas, poetry to production, Rose Devika is making waves as a one-woman creative powerhouse. If “i take it personally” is any indication of what’s next, we’re ready to take it all very, very personally.
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Kingdom Kome drops new video “Work To Do” (Produced by RUEN)

Non-stop grinding inside the vocal booth and out, emcee Kingdom Kome has“Work To Do.” New visuals for track produced by his long-time collaborator RUEN dropped this morning. The video follows a day in the life of Kingdom Kome, who outside of his music is a key player and dot connector in the cannabis industry.
Watch official video for “Work To Do”: https://youtu.be/-WnyQjPJtbo?si=yGrhuppvqnrMosfF
“Work To Do” appears on the new Kingdom Kome x RUEN LP, Barrel Reserve, which is out on all streaming platforms now. A follow up to last year’s Malbec 2 collaborative project, the album includes features from Supreme Cerebral, Recognize Ali, Che Uno, DJ Exes, AjaxLo, Camarah Walleed and Soarse Spoken.
Another track from the project, “Cracks In the Foundation” was also released with a video (link below).
Listen to “Cracks In The Foundation”: https://youtu.be/Nwp_07pDO6o?si=fb5RTd0wNDK7ZxxQ
More Info:
https://www.instagram.com/kingdomkome
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