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"Trust in Me" by Learningtodive delves into the haunting reality of gaslighting, a psychological manipulation tactic that systematically undermines victims' own truths. Bonez's lyrics and composition brilliantly capture the sense of isolation and anguish that accompanies such emotional abuse.
"Why don't" by Snakedoctors it's a heady mix of modernity rooted in a nostalgic 90s and early 2000s rock sound, effortlessly blending influences from the past and present.
"Off The Record" by The Fades. Right from the opening notes, the fully fuzzed-up distorted guitar sound grabs your attention and pulls you into the song. It's in your face and unapologetic, delivering massive guitar chugs that will make your head bang along.
With "Realize," Lioi showcases his prowess as a songwriter, crafting a tune that resonates with both its timely themes and timeless wisdom. Gregory Lioi's lyrics cut through the noise of the modern world, urging listeners to open their eyes and challenge the status quo.
"Hero's Gold" is a triumphant reminder that the true treasures in life are often found close to home. MAL's ability to seamlessly blend accessible progressive rock with pop sensibilities ensures that this song will resonate with a wide audience. Prepare to be moved by their captivating melodies, emotive vocals, and skillful musicianship.
'Under the Skin' by Signal Static is a great songwriting accomplishment over a well-produced and dynamic arrangement. It's a refreshing addition to modern alternative rock that deserves a spot on your playlist.
"Honeycomb Hotel" is a well-crafted indie guitar-based pop song that's perfect for those who love indie bands and the nostalgic sounds of the late 80s and early 90s. It's a song that reminds us of the importance of self-love and healing, and with Luke Frees' raw energy, it's sure to uplift your mood.
"Drums of War" by Learningtodive is a poignant reflection of the attack on war and the manipulation of populations for the benefit of a few powerful individuals. Inspired by the Russia-Ukraine War and the atrocities of war in general, Bravo's emotional reaction is palpable in every note of the song.
Overall, "The Higher Road" is an alt-folk gem with an organic heart that will leave you feeling inspired and uplifted. Garland Kelley has once again delivered a beautiful piece of music that showcases his unique style and talent.
"Can You Wait For Me?" by mike by name. The groovy bassline that enters along with the smoky lead vocals creates a mesmerizing rhythm that hooks you from the start. The clean production gives the song a nostalgic feel, reminiscent of classic pop tunes, but with a modern twist.