Experience A Folk Gaze Blur in Spouses’ ‘Indian Summer’
Their sophomore release is ‘Indian Summer’, a pastel, sky blue expanse with ringing string melodies, soft baritones that blare at the fringes.
Zarooni’s Alternative Vibrance Spans Out Spectacularly in ‘Got Me’
His latest release is ‘Got Me’, an indie rock gem that glistens with accents of post rock, electro vibrance, and contemporary pop.
Maria Weissman’s ‘The Poet’ : A Lovely Contemporary Pop Presence
Her latest release is ‘The Poet’, a track that traces the temperaments, presence, spaces, and moods that poets inhabit.
Experience Ubiquity Machine’s Art Rock Funk in ‘I Think It’s Funny EP’
Each arc is pieced together with thoughtful and purposeful characters. And you’ll be left wanting for nothing. The duo have just released their latest EP, ‘I Think It’s Funny’, a three track collection presently, that teases more tracks.
Bloomfield Machine Reveals All Things Creative and Stylistic : Suiteness Album
‘Suiteness’ is the banner’s sixth album, a sixteen-track collection that marries futuristic frames with the intricate makeup of natural concepts. The result is a profound mixture of perspectives and baselines that is worth a journey through.
Fiona Amaka Shapes ‘Different’ into Folk Pop Beauty in Latest Track
In her latest release, ‘Different’, Fiona explores the experience of feeling different than the people around you. It can be quite lonely and isolating. And this song, forming along the contemplative vein of Bob Dylan, wraps you up in ways that make you feel seen, validated, and valued.
SEPH’s Electro Pop Glamor Shines Spectacularly in ‘The Dawn of a Dream’
In his sophomore album, ‘The Dawn of a Dream’, the artist explores pop in such expansive variations. The electronic sphere is like a flowing river to him, fluid and fresh, never stagnating.
Tim Camrose’s ‘Fly Again’ : An Acoustical Alt Folk Gem
His latest release is ‘Fly Again’, a track that diminishes the hold that contracts like time, age, youth, and grief has on people
Plastic Tofu Stipulates a Grungy Surf Rock in ‘Sundowner’
Their latest track is ‘Sundowner’, a composition that seems to grasp the theme with deep bass floors, stormy riffs, and vibrant melody lines;
Pork Pie Drive Alt Rock to New Planes of Brilliance in ‘GOLDEN LEAF SHEETS’
Their latest release is the ‘GOLDEN LEAF SHEETS’ album, a relentless collection of ten tracks that is all momentum. The instrumentals form like fiery landscapes.
The Ari Joshua Quartet’s ‘Praysue’ : An Experimental Instrumental Vibrance
In their latest single, ‘Praysue’, a composition that delves into classicals, specifically archaic Latin tonalities, and other classical cultures. Sharp tonalities and changing boundaries form a hypnotic contrast.
CAVN Dilates Contemporary Pop Expansively in ‘Late August’
That’s the effect of CAVN’s music craft. Her latest is ‘Late August’, a track that rapturously captures the waning moments of the month.
Child of SP Delivers Edgy Electro Pop with ‘Halo’
His latest release, Halo, is a colossal sonic slide - fun, edgy, and upping. The electro-pop-hip-hop track has a mercurial flow, changing at the drop of a hat.
Arthur Sqawks! Develops His Abstract Folk into Absurd Dimensions with ‘Killing Time’
His latest single, ‘Killing Time’ delves into the realm of acoustic rock and folk rock, fleshing out its stillness with melancholic ennui and existential dreams.
Carrie Stardust Puts Pop Mystique in Mundanity in ‘Ennui’
The state of ennui is one of stillness that is boggled with latent dynamism. This complex duality is marked by contemplation and deep thought. And it is exactly what Carrie Stardust captures in her latest release ‘Ennui’.
Vento, Ziggy, Hawk & McCarthy’s ‘Spaghetti Western’ : A Rustic Vintage Americana Gem
All of these facets tie swimmingly together to shape the theme of their newest single, ‘Spaghetti Western’. That ethos of low-budgeted, raw frames, and homemade frames of old European movies of the sub-genre springs back to life. It is comforting in ways that only the past can comfort you.
9 ‘o’ clock Nasty Colors in Funk With Creative Deviance in ‘The Wrong Guy’
9 ‘o’ clock Nasty’s funk whimsy takes on new levels of creativity in latest track, ‘The Wrong Guy’. A dynamic drive that sports catchy verse loops and vocal charisma.
Jay Roecker Floats an Bluesy Love Song in ‘Chances Are’
‘Chances Are’ a bluesy orchestra detailing the richness of being in love. It is absorbed by the soft euphoria of being in love, one that if you give into, will spark you into a flowing daze.
Jack Bailey Brings Authentic Strokes of Folk Pop with ‘The Fall’
His latest release is ‘The Fall’, a track that touches upon unrequited love. He incredibly shapes that in between the space of having love to give, but not having anywhere to put it.
Natalia Clark Serenades Summer Love with ‘Iced Tea’
Natalia Clark’s latest ‘Iced Tea’ is a summer pop song, tinsel smooth and dreamy. Dressed in soft pop frills, it slightly emerges into the commercial sphere.