With an eclectic fusion of indie, pop, and alternative influences, ‘Stand as a Rock’ delivers a deeply personal and resonant experience, exploring themes of strength, resilience, love, and self-discovery. Known for her captivating vocals and masterful songwriting, Dorine has once again crafted a project that speaks to the soul.’ Check…

“Cry” by Hybrid Kid is here to pull you into its hazy, hypnotic world before you even realize what’s happening. From the get-go, the shimmering layers of sound wash over you, guitars that glisten and jangle, percussion that shakes and jitters like an anxious heartbeat, and drums that hit hard…

“Gotta Go” by Yung K.O.D is a raw, emotional wave that crashes over you with heavy beats and even heavier feelings. From the very first note, the soft piano sets a reflective, almost eerie mood, like a quiet moment of thought before the storm. And then, that muffled, haunting vocal…

“DO YOU?” by Cerys Georgina feels like sunshine breaking through your window on a slow morning—warm, effortless, and instantly mood-lifting. From the first beat, it pulls you in with a pulsating rhythm. The pop synths shimmer like city sparkling sunshine, and as the beat hits hard, Cerys’ voice flows smoothly…

“Bonnet” by Abe Shaw makes you want to dim the lights, sink into your couch, and let the smooth vibes wash over you. From the moment the delicately plucked guitar opens the song, you know you’re in for something intimate, something soulful. Then, Abe’s deep, velvety voice slides in—smooth as…

“It Felt Like Fire (But I Think It Was Just You)” by Giorgio Fazio is a fever dream wrapped in sound, an electronic inferno that pulls you in with its hypnotic intensity and doesn’t let go until you’re left smoldering in its aftermath. From the first breath, the track builds…

“Happening Again” by Tim Camrose is your late-night drive through city streets, headlights reflecting on rain-slicked roads, with nothing but memories and music keeping you company. From the first shimmering piano chords, you know you’re in for something relatable. Camrose’s voice is thick and rich, carrying the weight of lived…

From the depths of Berlin’s electronic scene, Fleanger has cooked up something irresistibly hypnotic with Soul Logic, and trust me—you’re gonna want to plug in for this one. Teaming up with the ever-soulful Romy Dya and rising producer NIRØ, this EP weaves together pulsing rhythms, deep basslines, and vocals dripping…

Matt Wright’s What To Watch is less of an album and more of an emotional rollercoaster that refuses to let you off the ride. One moment, you’re fist-pumping to a club banger, the next, you’re staring at the ceiling contemplating your entire existence. It’s an album that has something for…

Connor Kelly & The Time Warp’s This Egg is like stepping into a dream where indie rock, psychedelia, and raw emotion swirl together in a hypnotic fog. The Knoxville-born, Nashville-based band has crafted a reckoning wrapped in electric guitars and aching lyricism. “This Egg” kicks things off with an eerie,…

Sombrerobeach’s “Even When We Fight” slips into your ears and refuses to leave—like a sultry, bluesy whisper that lingers in your mind long after it ends. It’s a feel-good pop track wrapped in velvety R&B and Soul influences, giving it just the right amount of sensuality and groove. Andrea Tyler’s…

“Rose Waltz” by Michael Yanis is a fleeting yet mesmerizing waltz, like a rose blooming in fast-forward, graceful, intricate, and gone too soon. Clocking in at just 1:47, this neoclassical gem wastes no time sweeping listeners into its delicate embrace. From the first rippling keystrokes, it’s like stepping into a…

“Nothing Belongs to Us” by POLI NIKA drifts into your mind like a faded photograph, soft, intimate, and laced with nostalgia. From the first delicate piano notes, you’re pulled into a dreamlike space where time slows down, and every emotion lingers just a little longer. Her voice, tender yet rich,…

From Warwickshire, UK, comes Rubbish Party, a sonic force blending indie rock energy, alternative grit, and synth-rock exploration. Vocals / Guitar – Alfred Lavender Bass Guitar / Vocals – Edward Clutterbuck Drums – George Hammich Synthesizer/ Lyrics / producer – Evan Von Berg Mixer / synthesizer / Lyrics / producer…

“Fare Thee Well” washes over you like a fading sunset, gentle, dreamy, and laced with a quiet ache. From the very first note, there’s an ethereal, weightless quality, as if the music itself is hovering somewhere between memory and reality. The melody drifts like a soft breeze, soothing and reflective,…

“Keep it on Me” by Mist2’9 feat. Millz & B3 demands attention from the jump, with its cool, electric, and effortlessly slick stride. It kicks off with hard-hitting beats that pulse like neon lights in a late-night cityscape, glitzy and cold, with a deep bassline that rumbles through your chest.…

“Boys Will Be Boys” by Kiki Rowe is the kind of song that lingers in the air long after it ends, like the scent of rain on pavement. Opening with delicate guitar plucks and Kiki’s airy, melancholic vocals, it immediately sets a somber, introspective mood. Her voice is soft and…

“Perfume” by Kelsie Kimberlin is here to stick in your mind, just like the scent it’s named after. From the first shimmering notes, the track builds with an almost hypnotic pull, wrapping itself around you with deep, pulsing beats that hit heavy yet feel strangely weightless. Kelsie’s voice is grainy…

“Look Around” by Richard Berger is a deep breath of fresh air on a chaotic day. From the first shimmering notes, it wraps you in warm, groovy melodies and an effortlessly cool vibe that makes you want to kick back, relax, and—well—look around. The beat is steady and infectious, with…

“w monochromie” by Dawid Bestry is a hazy dream where time stretches and memories flicker in black and white. From the moment the gritty, fuzz-drenched guitars kick in, there’s an immediate pull into a world of raw emotion and cinematic heartache. The pounding drums roll in like distant thunder, grounding…

Music production has come a long way from the days of analog recording and manual mixing. Producers once spent hours fine-tuning recordings, adjusting levels by hand, and carefully splicing samples. With the rise of digital audio workstations (DAWs) like FL Studio and Logic Pro, the workflow became more streamlined, offering…

“Long Time Comin’” by M.Spano makes you believe in love all over again. From the very first note, the soft guitar melodies and thumping drums pull you into a warm, nostalgic embrace, as it feels like the soundtrack to a long-awaited romance finally falling into place. Spano’s voice is effortlessly…

“The End” by Harpa is a moment of realization wrapped in soaring melodies and raw emotion. From the first strum of the guitar, the warmth pulls you in, like the feeling of finding something you didn’t even know you were looking for. Harpa’s voice—thick, rich, and dripping with sincerity—takes center…

“Slow Day” by Books Of Moods is the sonic equivalent of hitting snooze and deciding that, actually, the world can wait. From the first beat, it wraps you in a lazy, sun-drenched groove, where time slows down and worries dissolve into the atmosphere. The rhythm is steady, effortlessly catchy, and…

“Doused in Blue” by Moontwin is akin to a misty dreamscape. Here, time slows down, memories blur, and emotions swirl like a storm just beyond reach. Right from the opening, glistening guitars shimmer softly, setting the stage for something ethereal. Maple Bee’s grainy, layered vocals float in mysterious, whimsical, and…

“No Daylight” by Fiona Amaka grabs you by the collar and pulls you deep into its stormy, emotional world. From the first note, the gritty, crashing guitars set the stage for something raw and urgent. The drums pound slowly but heavily, like a heartbeat weighed down by emotion, while shimmering…

“NASTY” by Joize gets you dimming the lights, pouring a drink, and letting the night take over. Right from the jump, the sharp tick and smooth, shimmering production flow like liquid gold, pulling you into a hypnotic Afro RnB groove that feels effortless and magnetic. Produced by ISTHATBEMA, the beat…

“Maybe” by JFT is soft and warm at first, then suddenly swells into something cinematic, something that clings to your chest long after it fades out. With swooning melodic guitar lines, shimmering cymbals, and an intimate and expansive performance, JFT crafts an indie-pop gem soaked in nostalgia and quiet acceptance.…

“Red Eye” by YACOVELLI blasts into the stratosphere with the swagger of a jet-setting rockstar who’s too cool for the cabin crew. This is neo-grunge at its most electric, dripping with cocky confidence and the kind of reckless energy that makes you want to stomp your boots on the nearest…

Amber by Logica Abstracta is less of an EP and more of an experience—like stepping into a dream woven from light, space, and sound. There are no beats to ground you, no percussion to tether you to time. Instead, you float. The title track opens like a slow, zooming drone,…