INDIE

All That Remains by Evi Bosman: Review “All That Remains” by Evi Bosman is a five-track EP full of vibrant indie hits. The artist has a soft charming voice that compliments the subtle guitar arrangements of each track. With each listens, the songs feel fresh and sentimental. You can truly…

Outlier One by Betageist: Review On today’s psychedelic feature, I’m going to review the song Outlier One by Betageist for you. Now, if you’re thinking you have this song all figured out by the mention of “psychedelic”, you’d be so wrong! It’s a gold mine of a release for my…

Timeline by Robbie Vonn and Gastón Loizeau: Review Robbie Vonn is a dynamic, groundbreaking, and genre-defying musical endeavor that incorporates elements of rock, electro-pop, flamenco, bossa nova, and other genres. “Timeline,” his most recent collaboration with the brilliant artist Gastón Loizeau, is an intriguing and hauntingly beautiful tune that we…

Funny Way of Dying Kid by Dan Pye: Review Paradise isn’t just the visual embodiment of smooth sandy beaches and cocktails in your hand. It’s also the audio sensations that greet your ear softly and uplift you to the heavens. That’s exactly the feeling “Funny Way of Dying Kid” by…

I’m Here In The Fridge by I Panic: Review Marcel van Tetering is a brilliant singer and multi-instrumentalist from the Netherlands who also performs as a one-man band called I Panic. Perhaps he already gave us a hint in his stage name that his music will have its own unique…

Colorful Lungs Pt 2 by All Poets & Heroes: Review Colorful Lungs is a two part musical innovation from the American duet All Poets & Heroes. In part one, the delivery carries a more spirited energy and surreal emotions. In contrast, Colorful Lungs Pt. 2 is softer and more powerful…

Two Little Acorns by The Banquets: Review The Banquets have composed a colorful indie track entitled “Two Little Acorns”. It has some of the cleanest guitar and bass tracks, I’ve heard in a while, and it sounds quite wholesome. There’s some shaker involved in the instrumentation, which all in all…

Three of Nashville’s favorite fools, David Welch (vocals), Alex Hendricks (lead guitar), and Chris Roussell (drums), make up the alt-rock, indie pop, and dance powerhouse The Thing With Feathers . The band developed a unique sound that is best exemplified in their May 2019 release, Figure It Out, which combines…

Mountain Song by Sophie Dorsten ft. Alex Dorsten: Review Sophie Dorsten and her brother Alex channels their inner indie spirit in “Mountain Song”. It’s an acoustic-driven heartwarming pop track where Sophie’s voice echoes through like a breeze on a winter evening. Overall, the track has a sentimental vibe to it.…

Crooked Again by One Room Schoolhouse: Review Jeff Shuck’s artistic moniker One Room Schoolhouse’s sound can be best described as Jazz-pop meets new wave. In Crooked Again, uplifting synth-pop elements are layered over mellow jazz tones. One Room Schoolhouse’s electronic sound transports us back to the new wave period and…