WhiteRoomNightmare’s latest single, “I’m Sorry It’s You,” offers a slowed-down tempo and introspective lyrics. The song delves into the theme of feeling overwhelmed by the constant influx of negative news stories, providing a reflective and contemplative atmosphere. The song opens with a haunting guitar riff that sets a somber tone…
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Jenny Kern’s latest single, “Move On,” showcases her undeniable talent as a Canadian-born, Brooklyn-based indie dream/pop artist. Kern’s hypnotic and comfortable voice has culminated magnificently in the heartbreaking letting go anthem, “Move On.” With Kern’s soaring and soothing vocals, she dives into the significance of letting go of past loves…
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Sharl’s latest release, “More than Friends,” is a captivating pop gem that explores the complexities of relationships and the blurred lines between friendship and romance. With its infectious melodies and heartfelt lyrics, the song is an instant earworm that leaves a lasting impression. Sharl’s enchanting vocals draw you in right…
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Mara Liddle explores her own passage into adulthood by navigating relationships, letting go of childhood comforts, and developing independence through upbeat pop beats and intimate lyrics. The upcoming single from Mara Liddle, “Oversharing,” describes her interactions with roommates while living on campus and her attempts to make new friends in…
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From the UK, Blake is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. He started out in a Joy Division tribute band at school, singing and playing bass. He took the name “Blake” after his favorite poet, William Blake, after realizing he could write his own songs. During the months of March and April…
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Live at Signal House by Harsh Language: EP Review Harsh Language are a splendid rock band that’ll keep you engaged with their sound. Following the tropes of classic alternative rock with an electronic music twist, this pack of musicians will surely captivate you with their EP “Live at Signal House.”…
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I Won’t by Etham: Review Elegance and sophistication fill the air as Etham presents us with his song “I Won’t.” There’s a warm resonance to this track that captivates you from the very start, and it’s tough to let go. But first, the aforementioned facets require explanation. Imagine a gentle…
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Believe in Nothing by Bloodtooth: Review “Believe in Nothing” is an energetic rock anthem by Bloodtooth. This artist does a fine job of exciting us with their music, and the melody is some top-notch work. In its entirety the rhythm structure has an upbeat percussion and a flavorful bassline keeping…
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Blue Shift by Betageist: Review Betageist’s song “Blue Shift” is a spiritual electronica track that’ll soothe your soul. The musician’s command of music puts a unique spin on the aforementioned genre, and it’s a joy to witness it all. There’s a calming effect to Kevin Heber’s music, aka Betageist. He…
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I Walk In Capitals by Au-Turn: Review “I Walk In Capitals” is a fantastic indie-rock track that should be on your radar. Artist Au-Turn has generated a fine tune that has an interesting narrative followed by catchy instrumentals. Personally, I feel that the sound has some connection with the Brit-pop…