50mething, also known as Paul Jenner, has long demonstrated a knack for blending infectious grooves with introspective storytelling, and “You Can’t Tear It Up” is a striking example of his craft. An independent artist with a love for retro sensibilities and modern production, Jenner channels his experience as a songwriter,…

“Walking in the City” finds composer and musician Mark J Soler transforming the simple act of movement into a reflective musical journey. Released as a single from his three-track EP Walks, the instrumental piece centers on the idea of the “inner life,” exploring how everyday experiences can spark deeper thought…

San Francisco’s own waldon.grooves bends music, stretches it, and lets it simmer until it drips with character. A guitarist and multi-instrumentalist with a knack for blending psychedelia, deep surf, blues grit, funk bounce, jazz looseness, and free-flow jam energy, he cooks up nostalgic and freshly spiked soundscapes. There’s always that…

Lisa Jo wages war with music. A vocal artist, lyricist, beat maker, producer, mix-and-master mind, publisher, and Founder/CEO of SoundPulse Record Label LLC, she’s the definition of self-built. After a lifetime marked by trauma, loss, chronic illness, and more plot twists than most could stomach, she’s turned pain into propulsion.…

Born in the sweat and feedback of London’s underground gig circuit in 2024, Boxing Club is a four-piece forged from forum ads, friends of friends, and a shared appetite for confrontation. Straddling the Glasgow–London divide, they’ve built a reputation for intense live shows that don’t so much entertain as exorcize.…

There’s something beautifully unpolished about Gregor Vagner’s journey, the kind of winding road that gives a song real weight. Long before “Rosemary” arrived this February, Vagner was a kid singing at the top of the stairs in his family home, chasing echoes. Life, school, and a few false starts pulled…

West London trio Patience Please kicks the door in with amps cranked and hearts on sleeves. Fronted by Ollie Palmer alongside Arthur Marriott and Tommy Lane, the band have built their name the old-fashioned way, with loud rehearsals, sweat-soaked London gigs, and hooks big enough to rattle venue ceilings from…

Something is reassuring about an artist circling back to what first lit the spark. London’s Nigel Brown has done exactly that with While Away, released on 2nd January 2026. After spending time composing instrumental production music, he felt the itch to return to songwriting, the old friend he discovered at…

Out of Glasgow’s ever-brewing creative underground comes Backroom Gossip, the production duo and collective steered by Geoff Angus and Stefan Celosia. Born from what they describe as a string of convenient mishaps, the pair have since locked themselves into an endless spiral of composition, and honestly, it suits them. Geoff,…

From Nashville, Levi Sap Nei Thang lays down a testimony on My Little Offering. Released on February 14th, 2026, the 15-track Gospel project unfolds like a five-part spiritual journey, moving from surrender and repentance to restoration, identity, and finally, wholehearted devotion. With nine songs in English and six multilingual worship…

Rooted in tradition yet profoundly contemporary, Tavo Man unveils “MAMANIBE”, a deeply moving single performed entirely in the Garifuna language. Anchored in the ancestral rhythms of Garifuna parranda, the track tells a story of fatherhood, absence, and hope – transforming a personal reflection into a universally resonant message. From the…

Fresh off the international attention garnered by singles like “Move with Sama”, “Come Home”, and “Reflections of Serenity”, Swiss composer Samaistha returns with a dual offering that showcases both cinematic tension and meditative calm. “Upgrade Your DNA”, his latest double single, arrives with a vocal A-side and an ambient B-side,…