INDIE

Bryan Cooper, a singer-songwriter-guitarist from Yorkshire who currently resides in Japan, is a descendant of British indie musicians from the 1990s like Coxon (of Blur), Butler (of Suede), Squire (of the Stone Roses), and Greenwood (Radiohead).Cooper’s previous bands played numerous shows in the UK, but after moving to Japan, he…

Stuck In My Head (Alternate Recording) by Le Days: Review Le Days immerses the terrestrials with an otherworldly sound, a vulnerably daring soul and an exquisite tribute to the alternative folk scene by his latest single from his new full-length, “Stuck In My Head (Alternate Recordings)”. An epic trip to…

Richard Orofino releases a new video for ‘Superstar’ Singer-songwriter and producer Richard Orofino lives and works in Brooklyn. Long Island, New York, native Evan Voytas has worked with a wide range of musicians, writers, and producers in New York, Los Angeles, Nashville, and London, including Isaac Flynn (Hembree), John Carroll-Kirby…

Until We’re Swallowed By The Sun by Betageist: Review “Until We’re Swallowed By The Sun” is the latest single that marks the return of Kevin Heber in his series of ghost projects under the name Betageist. The track continues to explore the theme of dreamy, ethereal post-rock instrumental music similar…

The London-based collective THE LEMON CULT consists of producers, composers, musicians, and performers who were brought together from their individual studios during a pandemic in search of escape, teamwork, and joy in music. THE LEMON CULT is a multifaceted group of gifted musicians who, out of respect for their day…

Ruto is a recording artist from South Central LA who is committed to fusing the city’s various musical genres into one ambient, eclectic sound. Ruto, who was self-taught from a young age, discovered his sound by fusing the rhythms and melodies of jazz, punk, and soul into upbeat and energetic…

Joseph Hughes, better known as The Birthday Letters, is a singer-songwriter from Shropshire who currently resides in London. His music is characterized by a profound and introspective depth of thought. Inspired by the infinite beauty of our planet and constantly questioning the status quo, this artist returns with “Yearning For…

The Cream of Portland’s Gourmet Set by Step into the Kitchen: Review The intriguing way they name their work, from the band’s name to the titles of their songs, gives me the impression that “Step into the Kitchen” will be no ordinary musical experience. Indeed, they are nothing short of…

Without the Scars by Kyle Preston: Review Music has been and will continue to be the universal language of mankind, closing the gap between ethnicity, religion, or race. Throughout his career, Kyle Preston has concentrated on ambient classical music that connects people. With a string of well-received projects that have…

Hiatus by Joh: Review The Los Angeles Singer-songwriter lays down her vulnerabilities and wears her heart on her sleeve in the title track of her debut album, Hiatus. A collection of original poems turned into songs the album is a heartfelt intimate chain of thoughts and experiences. Being the final…