Where the Warmth Used to Live | Nina Blaze (from the album "Smoke & Soul")

The music hits before the questions do. A slow guitar riff, a voice full of ache, and you’re somewhere between a smoky bar and a half-remembered dream. Nina Blaze keeps showing up in that space — song after song, heartbreak after heartbreak — and nobody really knows who she is. Maybe she’s a singer. Maybe she’s code. M-F Sound is the name on every release, a label that seems to appear from nowhere, quietly dropping blues tracks that sound older than the internet itself. The credits list no musicians, the copyrights lead nowhere. And yet, the songs live. Because when it comes down to it, music either moves you or it doesn’t — and these do. Whether born from memory or machine, they carry real emotion in the details: the tremor of a note, the ache in a line, the silence between words. This playlist isn’t about proving what’s real. It’s about feeling what is. Find more Nina Blaze here:    • Playlist   or ⁨@Jury55⁩ Credits and thanks for this AI created and as such non-copyrightable music and singer go to: Written by: M-F-SOUND ⁨@NinaBlazee⁩ Vocals: Nina Blaze Directed by: M-F-SOUND #NinaBlaze #MFSound #modernblues #soul #digitalage #heartbreaksongs