In the summer of 2025, Los Angeles-based country artist Jonny Fritz released his first recorded music after a near decade-long hiatus from the music business. “Debbie Downers”, however, would not be the start of your typical record release cycle, but a multi-album, genre-spanning spectacle meant to bring Jonny’s songwriting to new sonic worlds and challenge … Continue reading
Muriel Grossmann’s Plays the Music of McCoy Tyner and the Grateful Dead, released today, December 29, 2025, is an album built on motion rather than declaration. It doesn’t announce its intentions or ask the listener to marvel at the unlikely pairing of its source material. Instead, it settles into a groove and lets the connections … Continue reading
Mourning Coffee embraces atmosphere and emotion on his new single “Winter Whispers,” a dreamy, folk-leaning track written for the winter solstice. The song arrives like a soft exhale, inviting listeners into a world shaped by memory, longing, and seasonal quiet. Featuring Eric Contractor, “Winter Whispers” blends acoustic foundations with sweeping strings, creating a sound that … Continue reading
Southern California’s Djentrified has released two new one-take vocal performance videos for “Welcome to the Abyss” and “THIS SONG SHOULDN’T EXIST,” designed for those who bear the burden of the world yet persist in facing it head-on. Filmed solo in a room with only a microphone, these videos distill everything down to the basics. What … Continue reading
From the heart of Toronto’s indie-rock scene, Cut Flowers emerge with “Until It’s Time” – a rollicking and heartfelt meditation on impermanence, regret, and making amends. Rooted in pastoral harmonies and driven by vibrant, live-off-the-floor energy, the song blends the ache of folk storytelling with the grit of vintage rock and soul. “It’s a song … Continue reading
Ontario-based multi-instrumentalist and composer Dylan White makes his solo debut with Fronds – a lush, groove-driven EP that explores the repeating patterns of love and fear that shape human connection across lifetimes and generations. Rooted in jazz, soul, and funk, Fronds reflects both the intricate structure of nature and the resilient spirit of those who … Continue reading
Zoey Madison’s single “Move” exudes refined charm and showcases her emergence as a compelling new voice in pop and contemporary R&B. The track is breezy, warm, and inviting, distinguishing itself from typical pop hits by relying on subtlety and emotional depth rather than predictable hooks. “Move” glides and sways effortlessly with a confident sense of … Continue reading
For composer and symphonic metal artist Kelsey Dower, music is not just performance—it’s reclamation. Her new single “Rage” channels the emotional pressure of moving through the world as an autistic woman of color and transforms it into something formidable, structured, and defiantly beautiful. “Rage” opens with thunderous choral voices and orchestral power, but beneath its … Continue reading
In his latest chapbook, Blaze without Burning, poet William May delves into loss, love, and the delicate balance between intensity and preservation. The collection’s innovative “twin”-poem structure pairs poems with the same title but distinct perspectives, offering readers a layered exploration of memory, perception, and emotional endurance. Drawing from years of writing during a period … Continue reading
Mifarma doesn’t arrive as a project so much as an atmosphere. Born from the intensely personal experiences of Danielle Ravitzki, the moniker became a vessel for songs that live in shadow and stillness, where vulnerability is delivered in near-whispers and emotional clarity feels devastatingly precise. Across this body of work, she embraces minimalism, space, and … Continue reading
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