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BRIDGES’ new powerful single “Know Yourself”
The empowering message by BRIDGES in Know Yourself is packaged in a tasteful pop tune that combines the nonchalantly independent nature of cloud rap production and the intimacy of bedroom pop.
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Scarlet Mill’s new single “Sinking Man”
“Sinking Man” is the newest song by the Dutch duo Scarlet Mill. As they have already shown with their previous singles, such as the stormy “Port Henry” and the chilling “You’re Mine”, Scarlet Mill is a captivating storyteller.
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Tuulikki Bartosik “Playscapes”
“I always find something new in Playscapes for myself and often start thinking, wait, how did we do it and why does it sound like that. This is literally my playscape in music with all the different instruments and my voice used together and through with electronics. A Nordic innovative electroacoustic breeze.” Tuulikki Bartosik
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Fantastic Frank Joshua’s New Album “Talk Of Things”
Treading between the upbeat and the beatless, the desolate and the uplifting, “Talk of Things” by Frank Joshua brings forth a glorious collection of music that transforms elusive emotions into captivating genre-crossing tunes that easily penetrate the surface for even the most reserved listeners.
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Dylan Goff “Untethered (Side Two) EP”
“Thank you for listening and I hope you like my songs! You can expect lyric heavy, acoustic guitar-based music that is definitely indie-folk, but vocally I probably sound more like Matt Berninger or Eddie Vedder than the more folky artists of the genre, albeit with an Irish accent. Fans of Frightened Rabbit might also like…
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Romain Gutsy’s new single “Like an Uyghur in China”
Seasoned and with a deep guttural voice, the French-based artist Romain Gutsy gives voice to the Chinese minority. So, as it’s drenched in the layered emotions of mostly longing and sadness, Romain Gutsy’s new single is as true to life as it gets to be.
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Ali George “Dreams Within Dreams”
There’s hope and beauty in Ali George’s notes that are played, and there’s insurmountable heartache, doubt, and despair in the lyrics. Those emotions twirl around us along with the stunning guitar melodies, building an atmosphere in which the listener is completely alone.
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Michael Donoghue & Pulses “Infant”
Home to 8 songs with total runtime of almost 42 minutes, “Infant” brings forth a blend of several different genres of electronica combined with smooth spacious soundscapes. There’s a perfect balance between the beats and the ambient bits, making “Infant” a pleasurable listening experience for all fans of electronic music. No matter whether you prefer…
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Azileli “In This House”
Taking place in the period after a breakup, “In This House” is a ballad of a vulnerable soul searching for the beginning of a path to healing.
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Shadowbanned “Who Knows Where the Time Goes? (ft Abby Strickland)”
Covering a classic Fairport Convention song called “Who Knows Where the Time Goes?”, Shadowbanned takes the timeless goodness with a beautiful message and gives it a shimmering, cinematic, and colorful new version.
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AnnaBella “Liar, Liar”
Arriving to call out all the liars who cheat on their partners, “Liar, Liar” is a wrath-filled single reminding listener that cheating is never a good thing to do. Judging by when the song is set to release, “Liar, Liar” makes for a perfect basis for new years resolutions.
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Genevieve Sovereign’s beautiful new single “Life Soaked Reveal”
“Life Soaked REveal” by Genevieve sovereign. Filled with sparkling synths, the atmosphere is busy as if you’re diving into the sea full of colorful creatures that swim past as you’re searching for the pearls. Emotionally elevated and keenly eyeing everything that was beautiful, fun, awesome, and loving, the song keeps memories of good times and…