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Frank Joshua gives a misjudgment and regrets a haunting, melancholic sound in his new single “Houston”
Arriving as the 50th release from Frank Joshua’s pen, “Houston” explores the depths of uncomfortable fragility and recalibration of self-taking place after a bad misjudgement.
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What Now: Kings County’s Powerful New Rock Anthem
Kings County’s credentials are nothing short of extraordinary! In 2018, they won the iHeart Radio contest for new original music, securing the highly sought-after opening slot for Bon Jovi at Orlando’s Amway Arena.
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Tom Minor Returns with political and sarcastic new single: ‘Bureau of Change’
After a brief hiatus of just a few months, Tom Minor, the extraordinary composer hailing from London, is making his return just after the release of his brilliant sophomore album Ten New Toe-Tappers for Shoplifting & Self-Mutilation.
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Skar de Line returns with vulnerable and intense new single “Personal Martyr”
Skar de Line navigates through self-reflective lyrics that aim to find meaning in his own suffering, trying to understand his pain and doing what he can to give it purpose.
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Occurrence delivers a powerful take on grief and self-forgiveness on “Hope Fatigue”
GEMINI HOLE is shaping itself up to be Occurrence’s most intriguing release to date, and great part of that feeling can be found overflowing in “Hope Fatigue”.
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For You Brother releases a hard rock album centered around love and religion on “Make It Rain On Them”
“Make It Rain On Them” by For You Brother is a personal, intimate reflection on the positive aspects of religion and the good it can bring to one’s life.
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ReeToXa reveals tender single “Love Keeps Burning Still”, a beautiful remnant of a fallen relationship
As part of ReeToXa’s new double album “Soliloqui”, the emotional duet offers one of the most vulnerable and emotionally stirring themes on the album.
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E.L.W.12 guides us through the imperfection of everyday observations on new record “Scraped Truth”
E.L.W.12 soars through atmospheric landscapes that are dreamy and inviting, taking inspirations from synthpop and IDM to construct tracks that speak of honesty.
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RydymX returns with a delicate single about comfort and love on “Only You”
On “Only You” RydymX is at his tenderest, balancing the security that comes from comfort and the giddiness of experiencing love.
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Fiona Amaka’s haunting single “Anyway you come” turns fear of loss into all-encompassing love
Fiona Amaka, singer-songwriter and guitarist, explores life’s twists and turns through creating soulful, poetic songs. Influences of Americana, folk, and soul are tied together with skilled guitar playing and her emotionally stirring vocals…
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Anne Vanschothorst reveals a haunting magical landscape in new musical piece “RIFF”
Anne Vanschothorst is a visionary artist, whose works span across recorded albums, audiovisual works and sound installations. Currently, the artist is working on a research project Das Harfenklangbuch…
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PJ Abrol’s third single ‘Shine’: Your Next Favorite Anthem
After a two-decade hiatus, singer-songwriter PJ Abrol has made a triumphant return to the music scene, emerging from an intense 7-month creative lock-down in the studio.
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Nelida Oyma takes the listeners into mountains of rising fog with new single “Silent Haze”
“Silent Haze” is the freshest result of Nelida Oyma’s exploratory instrumental electronic works on expressing fleeting moments met in the depths of nature at hours most spend deeply asleep.
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Michellar reflects on life’s hurdles on romantic new single “Love Me Fair”
“Love Me Fair” was inspired by Michellar finding herself in a long-distance relationship of her own and trying to capture the universal feelings that come along with it.
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4fro Nick’s Vibrant Funk Pop Single/Vinyl “Don’t Waste My Time”
Greek-born, US-based artist Nick Anastasakis, known as 4fro Nick, is bursting back onto the music scene with a beautiful vinyl release that is nothing short of captivating.
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Garbage Garden explores toxic positivity with unwavering honesty on new single “Self-luminescent”
On “Self-luminescent”, Garbage Garden is at their most introspective yet, moving between reality and distortion with relentless determination as it explores deeper meanings of identity and existence itself.
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Brian Fate explores cracks in the foundation of relationships in new melancholy song “Hold On”
A long story found its beginning from a stroke of love. “Hold On” by Brian Fate, with its folk acoustic melodies echoing in damp atmosphere, follows the introspective story…
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VHS Panty Riot fully embraces dark horror, reveals gritty “You’re Pretty When You Panic”
“You’re Pretty When You Panic” arrives as a first taste of the project’s upcoming EP “Kiss Kiss Cut Cut”. VHS Panty Riot, who has taken a direct turn towards bloodcurdling,
