Bree Rusev’s Alt Folk Languages Form Beautifully in ‘Finish Line’
You’ll get to see the intuitive mingling of instrumentals and song in her latest single, ‘Finish Line’. Her youthful, innocent sincerity is compounded by the gentle rhythms, expressive melodies, and vulnerable voice.
Mikaelize Presents A Tropical Reggae Atmosphere with ‘Elle était l’océan’
His latest release, ‘Elle était l’océan’ is a vacation-vibed tropically charged track. With mellow streams of melody, a bobbing tempo, and feel good baritones, it makes for a very wholesome listening experience.
Mat Hook’s ‘Bleed Me Dry’ Revives 70’s Country Folk Quotients
The artist has just released ‘Bleed Me Dry’, a track that is evocative in a way that artists like Paul Simon, Bob Dylan, and John Denver. His warm baritones matched with luminous acoustics has a way of instantly enlarging your consciousness.
DAX’s ‘A Real Man’ : An R&B/Hip-Hop Gem
And now in his latest single, ‘A Real Man’, this quality is reinforced. The track simultaneously carries his rap and R&B signatures as he breaks down the unreasonable expectations of a woman from her partner.
SALt’s ‘Monsters’ Speculate on Interesting Outlying & Alternative Notions
Their latest release is ‘Monsters’, a dark indie rock track that is infiltrated with dissonant vocals, outwordly melancholy, and luminous synths.
avPOLAr Put On A Spectacular Electro Show With ‘Say My Name’
Their latest release is ‘Say My Name’, a romantic spell cast in the vocals of Tara-Ashleigh. Bolstered with house builds and techno progressions, it is both cerebrally and bodily evocative.
The Chris Ruben Band Deliver a Psychedelic Rock Swirl With ‘Parasite’
With their latest release, ‘Parasite’ the band readily claim the title of ‘The Who of the modern era’.
Martin Callingham Paints Picturesque Folk Frames with ‘Patterns’
His latest release is the ‘Patterns’ album, a collection with an essence that crashes down on you. It is full of meaning and carries a deep sentimental weight in a way that is reminiscent of artists like Nick Drake, Elliott Smith, Hozier, and Sufjan Stevens
Louise Burke’s ‘Artist’s Rut’ Blooms With Animated Alt Country
Her latest release is the ‘Artist’s Rut’ single in which she details the disparities of adulthood. Especially in the context of the deep conflict between creative ambitions and personal responsibilities.
Joshua Pearlstein’s ‘Wandering Degenerate’ : A Classic Pop Drama
The artist has released ‘Wandering Degenerate’, his sophomore single. It chases down the success of his debut single; Developing on some of its ideas and aesthetics.
The Margaret Hooligans’ ‘The StoneHengers’ : A Distortive Folk Rock Glamor
Get transported to the vintage rock era with The Margaret Hooligans’ latest single ‘The StoneHengers’. The experimental folk rock/ blues rock duo channel a 70s/ 80s ethos into their signature planes.
Cromwell Swings With Hypnotic Electronica with ‘Slow Down’
‘Slow Down’ is the band’s latest single. The rhythms are pressed and swirled inextricably with the theme. A dystopian world unfolds.
Brooke Moriber Casts Us in a Lovely Reverie with ‘More Love’
Her latest release is ‘More Love’, an affecting commentary about the transformative and transcendental quality of love.
Barstool Confession Grants Us a Feel-Good Country Rock Track With ‘Tamed’
Their latest release is ‘Tamed’, a track that delves into the innate freedom of feelings like love. They cannot be tamed, controlled, or censored.
Experience The Defiant Rock Quotients of Coma Beach in ‘I Won’t Listen EP’
Their latest release is the ‘I Won’t Listen EP’, that nicely ties into their sonic essence. The title is appreciated with each track, as it is rolled in sludgy riffs, confronting vocals, and launching beats.
Karen Harding’s Vocal Depths Gain Transcendence in ‘Invisible Stranger’
Her latest release is ‘Invisible Stranger’, a track that reveals the intensity of her artistry. It explores the borders of reality, sauntering to areas of mystique and unreality to discover a sense of self.
Frannie B Delivers A Lavish Electro Pop Track with ‘game over’
Her latest release is ‘Game Over’. It is a youthful dance pop number that is reminiscent of artists like Zedd, Chainsmokers, DAYA, and Zara Larson.
Enjoy Danielle Whalebone’s Abstract Sonic Pour in ‘Whispers of Shadows EP’
Her latest release is the ‘Whispers of Shadows LP’, an eight track album that sets expansive scenes for the listener to visit. It extends to picturesque flower farms, nostalgia, youth, mundanity, nature, and sometimes, a mere shift in perspective.
Powers of the Monk’s ‘ Puffy Head’ is a Spanning Acoustic Folk Track
Their latest release is ‘Puffy Head’, a pastel washed, mellow breeze that is reminiscent of artists like Sufjan Stevens, Elton John, and Bon Iver.
My Satellite Declares a Trippy Pop Rock Reality with ‘ Denial’
Their latest release is the ‘Denial’ single. The theme is presented as an extraction of trippy pop rock that is reminiscent of artists like The Strokes, Tame Impala, and Daft Punk.