Few artists approach composition with the level of conceptual rigor and curiosity that Sturle Dagsland exhibits on Dreams and Conjurations. This sophomore album is not merely a collection of songs but a carefully curated exploration of sound, space, and narrative, reflecting both the duo’s Norwegian roots and their global experiences. The album’s strength lies in … Continue reading
Northern New Jersey-based singer-songwriter Erika Sherger unveils her highly anticipated third studio album, Wrap Me Up in Colored Feathers, a ten-track collection blending indie folk, Americana, and alt-country influences into emotionally rich, soul-stirring storytelling. Out today, the album showcases Sherger’s gift for turning intimate reflections into universally resonant songs that balance tenderness with strength. Produced … Continue reading
Kenzy Kyx’s debut EP Glitter is a radiant, heartfelt exploration of self-discovery and unapologetic joy.
From the very first note, her voice evoking the ethereal qualities of Stevie Nicks and the sultry allure of Lana Del Rey draws listeners into a world where classic vibes seamlessly meet modern pop sensibilities.
Glitter captures the emotional highs and lows of navigating one’s twenties, balancing introspection with a playful, effervescent energy. Continue reading
One Hundred Moons continue to push the boundaries of their sound with the release of “Volodya,” a hypnotic and tension-filled new single out today. The track is the second glimpse into the band’s highly anticipated album Black Avalanche, offering a deep exploration of the darker, more cinematic side of their music. While lead single “Black … Continue reading
Grief is not a straight line, and Mifarma’s “The Five Stages of Grief” makes no attempt to flatten it into one. Instead, the track unfolds in movements that mirror the messy, nonlinear way we live through loss. New York-based artist Danielle Alma Ravitzki, performing as Mifarma, has crafted a song that is less about mourning … Continue reading
Rene Lopez has always done things his own way, and with “Goin Back To Lovin’”, he proves once again why he’s one of New York’s most compelling storytellers.
Out today, the single is a gut level confession wrapped in grooves that fuse outlaw country, Latin soul and rock & roll. It’s the soundtrack of a Bronx-born musician who’s lived a thousand lives in one city, raw and unapologetically real. Continue reading
The high-tempo indie-rock alt-pop romp follows our hero who wants to live authentically, think independently, and break free from the systems that try to box them in. They make up their own rules, carve their own path, and remain unapologetically spectacular. Just in time for the back-to-school season, “Late For School” is packed with the … Continue reading
MASSEY has real skill for fusing groove with storytelling, but his most recent single “Comeback Morning” feels like a turning point.
Where earlier tracks like “Tattoo My Heart” leaned into the mysterious allure of New Orleans’s darker corners, and “3A Funk” strutted with unabashed retro cool, “Comeback Morning” channels something more personal and life-affirming. It’s less about atmosphere and attitude, and more the song of someone who has been through the night and emerged ready to fight again. Continue reading
Kenzy Kyx comes in swinging with “I’m So Glad,” a punchy pop gem that radiates sass, sparkle and pure liberation.
The track strust in with a wink and a grin, hooking you with its playful groove and infectious energy. It’s the kind of song that makes you want to spin around your living room with a hairbrush mic, shaking off the weight of the past and basking in the joy of moving on. Continue reading
“Rise” hits like a slow motion collision you can’t look away from. From the opening piano chords, there’s a mournful, searching quality, a reflection of the climate despair so many of us can feel.
Elias Schutzman, the mind behind Revvnant, calls it a “slow-motion car crash”. It’s horrifying, hypnotic and strangely beautiful all at once. And it’s “Rise” that carries that tension through layers of rage, despair and fleeting hope, echoing the emotions we feel as we watch the world unravel.
The visualizer to accompany the track was created by Morgan Beringer Studio, which has been BAFTA nominated for its video art and post production work. This video mirrors the tension in “Rise” perfectly. Continue reading
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