Music and sports. On the surface, these two may seem like separate entities, but together, they form an unbeatable team. From the high-energy beats that pump up players before a game to the national anthems that unite fans from different corners of the globe, music has always played a huge…

ASCETIC HEDONIST serves as a paradoxical manifesto, challenging societal norms by reframing pleasure as something deeper and more sustainable when approached with discipline and intention. This single is not just a song but a philosophical glitch in the matrix, a sonic and spiritual manifesto that challenges the hyper-stimulation of our…

Jordan Paul Rousseau and Dean Rivers’ latest single, “The Need,” arrives as a standalone country ballad and the musical centerpiece of JUSTCAVALLI’s Fall/Winter 2025 campaign. Released on September 5th, the track has got Rousseau’s acclaimed sonic world-building alongside Rivers’ lyrical storytelling talent to create a cinematic piece. Rousseau, best known…

Music is evolving, and with it, the way artists are discovered, signed, and developed. In the past, the A&R (Artists and Repertoire) role was all about finding raw talent and nurturing it to commercial success. Fast forward to today, the digital age—streaming services and social media dominate, and A&R reps…

Rootless is a newly emerging group comprising Indian and Roma musicians who blend modern Indian musical styles with Gypsy (Roma) traditions. Their sound is high‑energy and draws from genres like Bhangra and Manele , celebrated for exploring the cultural connections between these traditions. Check out the exclusive interview below: 1. …

Lexytron, the husband-and-wife duo based in Tāmaki Makaurau (Auckland), return with a bold second chapter in their story through the album Something New, released after the success of their genre-hopping debut Something Blue. While the first record leaned heavily into eclectic pop-rock, this new outing indulges in electronic buzz without…

Emma Whybrow’s latest track, “Amnesia,” is one of those songs born from real heartbreak, turned into a dance-floor-ready anthem. Written during the isolating days of COVID, the song reflects the sting of abandonment, as her partner left for India and returned 15 months later as if nothing had happened. The…

Chicago-based indie rockers The Transference deliver their debut LP, Floodlights, with an eclectic concoction of dark reflections and playfulness. Born from the ashes of a previous band and sparked by pandemic-era demos, the group, fronted by singer, songwriter, and keyboardist Laura Hollingsworth alongside Alex Karan on drums, MJ Johnson on…

Melbourne singer-songwriter Shani Weiss is back with her third single, “Feel Alright,” released on August 8th, 2025. Following the success of her earlier singles “All About Life” and “What’s Left,” Weiss continues to carve her path as one of Australia’s most compelling indie-pop voices. Written in a time of personal…

Wild Horse returns with another bold statement in 2025, dropping their third new single of the year, “Don’t Wait,” on September 3rd. The East Sussex outfit, fronted by brothers Jack and Henry Baldwin, longtime collaborator Ed Barnes, and recent addition Jade Snowdon on keys and violin, has built a reputation…

Nashville indie pop-rock outfit RightHandWave has dropped their latest single, “Rebound Girl,” on August 26, 2025, and it’s a buoyant slice of PowerPop that wears its influences proudly in its own distinctive character. Taking unexpected lyrical inspiration from the 2007 Ryan Gosling film Lars & the Real Girl, the track…

Minneapolis-based singer-songwriter John Deering continues to carve his path with the release of his fourth single, “Slow Dance,” which dropped on September 5th, 2025. Deering teams up with two veteran musicians, Peter Anderson (Run Westy Run) on drums and Ryan Smith (Soul Asylum) on bass, both of whom help shape…

Music has always been more than just sound. It’s a mirror of the times, reflecting society’s joys, struggles, and transformations. From world wars to technological revolutions, global events have played a huge role in shaping music trends across genres and eras. In this article, we’ll explore how major events over…

Caroline Romano is back with a brand-new single, and “Sometimes Forever” might just be her most relatable anthem yet. Out September 5th on all streaming platforms, the Nashville-based alt-pop singer-songwriter continues her streak of sharp storytelling following recent standouts like “Muse” and How the Good Girls Die. At only 23,…

With influences drawn from introspective country music addressing mental health, Grace Palmer’s “Breathe” stands out for its raw emotion and relatable themes. The recording, overseen by Scott Ralph in a studio in Stoke on Trent, captures Grace’s authentic sound and heartfelt lyrics. Reflecting on her own battles with anxiety and…

The word “mellow” may be part of the band name, and on the surface, the music is mellow. But it also offers a subtle energy to the adventurous listener. The tunes are unpredictable, unexpected and diverse. You will hear new things each time you listen. Thank you for taking the…

Houston’s rising art-rock quartet Juvenoia has just dropped their debut LP, Where the Blue Sky Goes, a bold and thoughtful record that cements their reputation as one of the most intriguing acts in the city’s indie-jazz crossover scene. Formed in 2022 and already a staple in venues like Axelrad and…

UK alt-rock outfit The Ragged Flags are doubling down this year with their ambitious double release Projections / Reflections, dropping September 1st, 2025. Known for their genre-hopping blend of rock, folk, and indie textures, the band, James Goodwin (vocals, guitars), Mark Aldworth (lead guitar), Chris Edwards-Dewey (bass, banjo), and Paul…

In an ever-evolving music landscape, artists are constantly finding new ways to push the envelope, experimenting with sounds and techniques that challenge traditional notions of genre. From blending electronic music with organic sounds to creating immersive sonic experiences, the following artists are breaking barriers and redefining what music can be.…

Dr. Leonardo Barilaro, better known as The Space Pianist, unveiled his latest single, “Listen,” on August 29, 2025, as the official soundtrack for Polymath Festival 2.0. True to his title, Barilaro once again blurs the line between science and art, turning real NASA space recordings into intimate cosmic art piece.…

Andrea Pizzo and The Purple Mice’s debut album, Transhumanity, released on August 29th, 2025, is a bold electro-rock concept record that merges science, storytelling, and human emotion into one ambitious universe. The Genova-based collective, led by vocalist and songwriter Andrea Pizzo with his wife and co-lyricist Raffaella Turbino, explores technology,…

Proklaim, the Windhoek-based hip-hop artist known for his sharp delivery and socially conscious edge, returns with his latest single “NOTHA 1 DOWN (MINI),” released July 17, 2025. This track is a deliberate experiment in brevity, crafted with the fast-paced digital world in mind, designed for car trunks, social media feeds,…

Allan Jamisen, the Phoenix-based composer and painter known for blending sound and vision into thought-provoking art, has dropped his latest single, “All I Am Is You,” bringing funk, electro, and cinematic flair. Following up his politically charged “Rock & Roll American,” Jamisen goes culturally reflective this time, channeling what it…

Karen Salicath Jamali, the Danish-American pianist and composer whose career was reborn after a near-death experience in 2012, now releases her latest single “Angel Gabriel’s Light,” having dropped this August 22 following an early preview on August 9. Known for composing music entirely through visions and dreams, Salicath once again…