Richard Simonian Delivers Emotional New Singles Somewhere in the Heavens and This Love Is My Homeland

British Armenian songwriter and visionary creator Richard Simonian steps forward with a deeply moving new single titled Somewhere in the Heavens. The track carries an emotional weight that immediately reaches the listener, built around beautiful piano lines, warm atmospheric pads, and a massive uplifting chorus shaped by rich gospel inspired vocals. The performance is tender, melodic, and full of goose bump moments that transmit real human feeling, love, loss, and the fragile beauty of life.

Somewhere in the Heavens serves as a song of remembrance. Released during the Christmas season, it reflects the soft ache that arrives when memories of loved ones feel strongest. Simonian captures the sensation of speaking to those who have passed, honouring their presence, and keeping their light alive. The blend of emotional vocals and cinematic instrumentation creates a universal portrait of missing someone during the holidays. The song offers comfort and hope by reminding listeners that love continues in ways that reach beyond the physical world.

Simonian has built a reputation as a storyteller who writes with emotional depth and spiritual reflection. Drawing on Armenian ancestry, lived experience, and a deep connection to memory, he creates music that speaks to loss, love, identity, and the unseen threads that bind people together. His recent rise on radio and streaming platforms reflects how strongly listeners connect with his sincere approach to songwriting. Somewhere in the Heavens arrives at a time when many listeners will feel its message in a very personal way.

His second new single, This Love Is My Homeland (Ays Ser Im Yerkire), takes a powerful step into heritage and cultural truth. The track opens with guitar and vocals that set a warm rhythmic scene before drums lift the rhythm into a bouncy pop infused flow. Melodic vocals carry a chorus that feels worldly and heartfelt with traditional influences woven throughout the arrangement. The result is a song that feels organic, folky, sweet, and anchored in the sound of community and togetherness.

This Love Is My Homeland (Ays Ser Im Yerkire) stands as a musical testimony to the people of Artsakh, known internationally as Nagorno Karabakh. Simonian uses the song to highlight the quiet and systematic erasure faced by Armenians in the region. While the subject matter is serious, the music remains uplifting and warm, carrying its message through soulful melodies, storytelling lyrics, and expressive instrumentation. It is both a lament and a call for justice that shines light on history through the human spirit of music.

The single is the flagship piece from Simonian’s Artsakh album and represents the emotional core of the project. It speaks to the loss of ancestral homeland and the painful reality of a world that looked away while displacement took place. Simonian crafted the song with a melodic and accessible sound, ensuring that its message could reach listeners outside the Armenian community and resonate with a wider audience.

Both Somewhere in the Heavens and This Love Is My Homeland are now featured as a special double powerplay at 12:30 PM Pacific USA time for the next month and appear on the A List World Playlist. These two works reveal an artist with a powerful voice, a message that matters, and a gift for turning human experience into captivating music.

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Somewhere in the Heavens
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EajxoGblhN4

This Love Is My Homeland (Ays Ser Im Yerkire)
Video: https://youtu.be/2JVzAhZlGo8?si=btebZi9nUhigINBl

JessC’s Piano-Led Pop Gem “Six Feet Deep” Joins the Hollywood FM A-List

Multilingual recording artist, actress, and certified therapeutic musician JessC—formerly known globally as Jessie Chung—returns with her latest English-language single “Six Feet Deep”, now spinning regularly on our A-List Playlist. Featuring a soothing piano-led arrangement, emotive vocals, and elegant pop production, the track has also been selected as a special daily POWERPLAY at 6 PM Pacific USA time for the next month.

Crafted by a collaborative team of Australian and American producers, “Six Feet Deep” is JessC’s debut English single created specifically for Western audiences. The song serves as a vessel of healing and hope, offering emotional comfort through its delicate balance of melody and meaning. It’s not only a reflection on love and loss—but more importantly, it’s a story of letting go and rediscovering strength.

Widely recognized under her former stage name Jessie Chung, JessC is a Malaysian-born, Australia-based performer known for her multilingual work in Mandarin, English, Malay, Cantonese, and Japanese. Her remarkable career spans 12 studio albums, high-profile international performances, and contributions to both the music and medical worlds. With a background in naturopathic medicine and a doctorate in clinical nutrition, she seamlessly blends Eastern and Western science into her work, making her one of the few therapeutic musicians in the world who scientifically engineers her songs to restore emotional and physiological balance.

“Her music is not mere ornamentation; it is born for healing.”

With performances at prestigious venues like the Taipei International Convention Center and Genting’s Arena of Stars, and collaborations with producers worldwide, JessC’s body of work has gained her both critical acclaim and a loyal international following. Her music is backed by deep research into how sound affects the brain, body, and soul, using melody as medicine to soothe anxiety, alleviate stress, and promote healing.

“Six Feet Deep” is now streaming globally and available on all major platforms. Tune in via the A-List Playlist to hear this mesmerizing release every few hours.

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