Edie Yvonne releases her latest track, “Look Me in the Eye,” the lead single from her forthcoming EP of the same name. Known for her sharp lyrical storytelling and vulnerable delivery, the Los Angeles–based singer-songwriter takes a striking step away from her earlier pop sensibilities, and ventures into a grounding,…

Trauma Glow’s latest single, “million in one,” created in collaboration with Vienna-based artist Sakura Katsuura Chow, is a daring step for the Austrian alternative outfit. Since their 2023 debut, the band has carved a niche across Europe with their shoegaze-rooted sound, constantly twisting it with eclectic influences. Here, they take…

HMRC returns with their newest single, “Flat Circle,” turning towards darker, more existential territory. Known for their gritty rock edge and biting social commentary, the band now leans into something heavier, where singer Lloyd Holmes bares despair and empathy in a way that feels unflinching. Recorded intensely, the song plunges…

Southwest Michigan’s Vineyard Chicks, the sister trio of Kayla, Trie, and Bunkie, step into new emotional territory with their latest single, “Power in the Pain,” released on August 29, 2025. With their energetic live sets and classic rock covers, the band began carving out their own path in 2024 with…

Born in New Jersey but raised in London since the age of two, OLI (Olivia Masek) has built her career on balancing contrasts, building cinematic soundscapes with intimacy, American directness with British poise. After her acclaimed debut When It All Goes Quiet, which featured collaborations with Zara Hudson-Kozdoj and even…

After thirty years away from the studio, British singer-songwriter Glenn Greenhill returns with Cognito, a sprawling 82-minute, 12-track album released digitally on August 29, 2025, with a double vinyl edition scheduled for autumn 2026. Far from being a nostalgia trip, this record is a fearless fusion of progressive rock, Latin,…

The 1920s marked the birth of modern music, a time when artists were pushing boundaries, experimenting with sound, and laying the foundation for many of the genres we still love today. It was an era of cultural revolution, where jazz, blues, and early pop music took center stage, and new…

‘Slow Down’ is about feeling like life is moving too fast, but you’re not really getting anywhere. I wrote it during a period where I felt like all my friends were growing up, hitting milestones, and I was stuck on the sidelines, not quite measuring up. It’s really personal, full…

Amsterdam’s genre-bending band Lemon return with their ninth #lemon12 single of the year, “Maybe It’s You,” released September 17, 2025. Known for coining their own “Nedchester” sound, a Dutch spin on the Madchester wave, the group once again fuses indie rock swagger with a groove-heavy undercurrent that nods to baggy…

Austin, Texas Indie Alt Rock. mozworth’s music is rooted deeply in the human experience, weaving together personal reflections and imagination. Growing up in the small town of Logan, Iowa, during the 90s, mozworth was drawn to the skateboarding subculture, which helped shape his broad and eclectic musical tastes. The mozworth…

Irish indie folk artist Gerr Walsh is back with “Silverfish,” a single set for release on September 19th ahead of his second album due in spring 2026. Known for his heartfelt lyricism and lush acoustics, Walsh brings indie-folk storytelling alongside modern pop sensibilities, drawing parallels with Bon Iver and Sufjan…

Frankie Orella’s new EP, It’s kind of a mess in here, lands like a five-song diary cracked wide open, charting the jagged lines of intimacy, anxiety, and self-reflection. Out of Nashville, Orella has always leaned into melody-first indie pop. And this project feels like her most vulnerable and most pop-forward…