Reeya Banerjee’s final single before the release of her album This Place is a soaring, echo drenched anthem about grown up love, making tough choices and the bittersweet ache of moving on.
“Upstate Rust” draws its title from a passing comment during Banerjee’s NYC years. Something of an offhand phrase that became a personal badge of identity, and which is now the emotional centerpiece of this record. Continue reading
On her long awaited debut album Debo Ray, the Boston based artist bursts on to the scene. This is a record that is both reclamation and revelation. And it is a fearless one too with its exploration of musical genres as well as themes of identity, truth and artistic power.
From the opening notes of “Tell Me What You Want,” Ray makes her intentions clear. The track folds slick R&B rhythms into a spitfire rap verse, a bold and immediate sign that Ray’s musical instincts refuse to stay in one lane. Continue reading
With the release of her latest single, “I Don’t Care Anymore,” rising artist Grace Elly delivers an evocative and emotionally resonant anthem that captures the delicate balance between heartbreak and healing. Driven by lush production, haunting melodies, and Grace’s distinctively powerful vocal delivery, the song marks a pivotal moment in her development as a solo … Continue reading
On his self-titled album, Brooks John Martin strips away past identities and fully embraces his most unfiltered and cinematic work to date.
The Cedar Falls, Iowa-based singer-songwriter, who is known for his past monikers like Toast and The Blue Danes, now presents a body of work that feels like both an arrival and revelation. Continue reading
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