
“In the Silence of the Hills” by Moon and Aries pushes away the busy daily life to finally release what’s been inside complete with the sorrows, sudden realizations and this still present love for the other soul.

“Timor Leste” by ReetoxA The story begins with notes of melancholy, a sorrowful undertone caused by what was experienced. McKee’s earnest voice joins the piano ballad turning into a powerful alt rock ballad and recalls what took place.

Exzenya exploits some of the darker aspects of the patriarchal ‘sugar daddy’ fantasy, only to smash them into pieces just a verse later.

Created by the talented multi-instrumentalist Chris Beck, Baby Tapir is a mesmerizing musical project that weaves together the eclectic sensibilities of MGMT, They Might Be Giants, and Foster The People…

Over striking lyricism that perfectly captures the helplessness of time, the latest single from Tarita stands as a personal journey through childhood fantasies and their finality.

“Miles On It” by Tara Van basks with sunlit melodies and a deep sense of good nostalgia that feels remarkable in what it accomplishes in its simplicity.

“Lost Literature” is a stunning testament to The House Flies’ artistry, standing as their second single and paving the way for the much-anticipated album, Lions and Ores.

The New Citizen Kane’s upcoming record might be his best yet, as he sounds like someone who truly understands what he wants his music’s message to be – and how to spread that with equal parts of vulnerability and joy.

Ashot Danielyan was endlessly inspired by the changes and movements of spring and summer, as well as composers like Frederic Chopin, whose romantic flair and harmonies have a clear presence on the charming piano album.

Pennan Brae is a remarkable singer-songwriter hailing from Vancouver who infuses his music with the energy of 1970s and 80s Rock & Roll. His latest album, ‘Studio,’ is a seven-song collection that draws…

Led by pianos and soft vocals, “Pill” stands as Lex Bucha most personal track to date and manages to tie the entire concept of Dark Mode together.

“What a Little Moonlight Could Do” by Tom Minor is not only a gracious listening experience; but an enchanting journey, steeped in a mystical captivating atmosphere as well.

Two very distinct songs, each resonating with different phases of life, masterfully encapsulating the ReetoxA’s profound personal journey. This is true artistry, sculpted from the depths of pain and illuminated by spirituality!

9 o’clock Nasty have made their glorious return! What a magnificent comeback it is. Drenching themselves in the pulsating landscape of electrifying beats, the trio has forged a stunning and infectious single

Michellar’s new track stands as an escapist moment that is fueled by memories, love and understanding like very few songs manage to.

Ava Valianti opens her new era by going into something drastically different than what she’s shown us on singles like “Deep Fuchsia”, and it still seems like a natural and organic next step for her.

Affectionately referred to by Delta Fire’s fans as the “Happy little song about Suicide,” the band rather sees it as a powerful anthem about stumbling on life’s journey…

Once again featuring emotive vocals from singer Lyz, the newest song from Music of Synergia is found in between analogue synths and electronic innovation.