“In It” by Nomadic Firs breathes on its own—organic, fluid, and totally unforced. Ryan Boos, the mind behind the project, has always been a bit of a wanderer through sound, but here, it lands with both feet firmly on the ground while still keeping its head in the clouds. Coming…

“Ballerina – Finding Love” by Alasdair James Dodds breathes, sighs, and twirls. From the very first notes, the piano steps onto a dimly lit stage, velvet curtains parting, and the spotlight catches a lone dancer poised for her story to unfold. The track, steeped in classical elegance, moves like water,…

“Sketches #1” by Carlos Sison steps into a quiet room where every creak of the floorboards and every breath of silence has something to say. It’s lo-fi in the best sense, rough around the edges but warm, like a notebook full of ink stains and margin doodles. It leans into…

In today’s fast-paced digital world, music is more accessible than ever. Gone are the days when we’d have to wait for our favorite song to play on the radio or rush to the store to buy a physical album. Now, with just a tap on a smartphone, we can instantly…

Forrest Hill steps into new territory with his sixth solo album, Beyond The Veil, released July 11, 2025. The San Francisco Bay singer-songwriter, known for blending folk-rock with introspective lyricism, digs deeper this time into questions of identity, connection, and spiritual awakening. With producer J. Christopher Thomas once again at…

Canada’s heaviest rising force, OMENS, isn’t slowing down after the thunderclap of their 2024 debut OMENS, which cemented them as one of the most exciting new names in hard rock and metal. With over 400,000 YouTube views and thousands of subscribers hanging onto every drop, the band has now set…

Amara Fe steps into the spotlight with her debut album, Reborn. Rooted in her family’s rich musical history, be it the stories of her uncle Eugene and Rene jamming in Tulsa, or her grandmother penning songs for Minnie Riperton, Amara channels that heritage into a body of work that’s all…

Los Angeles singer-songwriter and producer Jane Honor has dropped her newest single, “Nothing You Can Do,” an upbeat and heart-stirring slice of alternative indie pop that reproduces the rush of falling in love. Written at the start of her current relationship, the track bubbles with the joy and vulnerability that…

Izzy Burns makes a confident and heartfelt entrance into the folk scene with her debut album, Diary of a Hopeless Romantic, released July 25, 2025. Hailing from Moscow, Idaho, Izzy teamed up with longtime collaborator Mellad Abeid and producer Taylor James Carroll, recording at Bear Creek Studios, the same space…

IT SOUND has dropped the digital single “It’s Called Blood” ahead of the full LP of the same name, due October 10, 2025, via Seahorse Recordings. The Seattle-born project of Jesse Damm thrives in the borderlands of psych-post punk, weaving jagged textures with brooding atmospheres. Already backed by striking cover…

Boston alt-rock trio Elsewhere has resurrected a lost Police demo and give it a second life with their new single “Don’t You Believe Me Baby.” Originally written during Ghost in the Machine sessions back in 1981, the track only survived as a crude demo until frontman Michael Aroian, a self-professed…

Morgan James has once again flipped expectations on their head with Soul Remains The Same, released August 8, 2025. Known for her ambitious concept albums and fearless vocal delivery, James takes on the world of hard rock and metal, songs by Ozzy, AC/DC, Metallica, and more, and reimagines them with…

For decades, jazz seemed to be fading into the background, overshadowed by the rise of pop, hip-hop, and electronic music. Yet, in recent years, a new generation of musicians has breathed fresh life into this once-dominant genre, sparking a resurgence that’s captivating listeners around the world. Jazz, often considered a…

“Fire and Tears” by Fire and Tears wastes no time making its mark. Off the band’s self-titled debut, Fire and Tears, this is a statement piece, in-between gothic anthem, battle hymn, and all heart-pounding metal fury. The record as a whole is an epic saga, but this track feels like…

Love Ghost’s new single “Car Crash” arrives as one of their most vulnerable releases yet, contrasting with the band’s usual grunge, punk, and alt-rock grit. Known for collaborations that stretch from Mexico to Turkey and co-signs from Rolling Stone, Clash, and Alternative Press, the Los Angeles outfit has built its…

Swedish-Balkan artist GINAxC teases her upcoming album MY DNA (out September 16th) with the release of her latest single, “My Darkness (Dorian Gray).” Pulling inspiration from the 2009 film adaptation of Dorian Gray starring Ben Barnes and Colin Firth, the track lives in the tension between elegance and danger, while…

Toronto’s genre-blurring artist Siggimusic has never been one to play it safe, and with his new single, “FunkyLines,” he doubles down on his mission to merge sound, style, and self-expression into one dazzling package. Out on all platforms, the track is the second taste of his forthcoming EP NOW (expected…

Downtown Fiasco has never been one to play it safe, and with Look at the Sun, they go full throttle into a world of epic grandeur. Tagged under Rock, Heavy Metal, and Gothic influences, the record plays like a saga torn between fire and myth, weaving English and Latin into…

Naarm–Melbourne trio Remit have finally stepped out of the bunker literally. Their debut album Questions Unanswered, out July 11, was written in their notorious underground “concrete bunker,” and it sounds every bit as tense and humid as the walls that birthed it. A heady mix of rock, post-punk, and krautrock,…

Groundbreaking German rap artist Raubtier Kollektiv makes a bold entrance with Zoo Deutschland, a nine-track concept album that claws its way through the realities of street life by dressing them up in animal metaphors. Already buzzing in Germany’s underground hip-hop circles, the record reimagines the urban jungle as a literal…

London-based artist Slow Walk has unveiled his ambitious new concept album, The Mountain, released on August 8, 2025. Written, produced, and recorded entirely by himself in just two weeks, the project pulls together strands of cinematic storytelling, synth textures, rock grit, electronica pulses, indie spirit, and even flashes of pop…

The music industry is evolving at a pace we’ve never seen before. Thanks to the digital age, artists from different backgrounds, genres, and cultures are more connected than ever. As a result, traditional music genres are no longer as rigid as they used to be. In fact, genre blending—mixing elements…

John Lebanon began when Roy, a Lebanese songwriter once told he looked like John Lennon, teamed up with friends to create a blend of indie folk and pop rock. From Boston to Beirut, John Lebanon delivers unforgettable melodies that stay with you long after the music stops. Check out the…

Mikey La Luna – The Shaman of the Night – Artist Bio Mikey La Luna was born between worlds — at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, where nature breathes rhythm and stories echo through stone. Raised in the mountains of the Caucasus, he trained in the art of Georgian…