Category: New Music by Genre

Alexa Lash explores stages of a failing relationship in her new EP “Heartbreak in Movements”

“I’ve been working on this album for over a year and I really love it. It’s a testament to hard work, collaboration, and being patient with yourself and your capabilities. I really can’t wait for everyone to hear it.” Alexa Lash

March 21, 2023
FOLSOM one hell of a ride “Old Pop’s Truck”

“Pop, the friend we dedicated this song to, is a gifted tattoo master and photographer supporting the band since the beginning. He is really a big friend of ours. We did even attend his marriage with his beautiful wife Magda at the Hellfest (a big Metal festival here in France). He is a member of…

March 21, 2023
Gregory Lioi looks through the cracked reality of social media in new single “Sometimes I Feel”

Gregory Lioi has been releasing music since 2022 with this new solo project, using the power of great catchy riffs to give a platform to strong messages that brew inside the artist’s head, shedding light on all that’s wrong in the current world as we know it.

March 16, 2023
Blu Joy’s vintage new album

Blu Joy was created by high school friends Kris Wilson and Niqo Robertson after meeting in their school band. Niqo discovered Kris’s passion for songwriting and soon after, the two were writing and jamming together. They are inspired by classics from the pop and rock of the mid-20th century, while also adding some 90’s influence…

March 15, 2023
Sun Grove dives into heartfelt inner conversation on new single “Inside”

“Inside” by Sun Grove is a perfect psychedelic pop song that instantly wraps you into its spacious flowing atmosphere enriched by emotive piano chords and textured guitar riffs.

March 15, 2023
SEGANA’s new single “Fever Dreams”

“The lyrics introduce the idea of being unable to escape from a chaotic and dangerous situation, possibly because of the presence of “monsters” or dangerous individuals.” SEGANA “Fever Dreams”

March 14, 2023
The Qwarks’ insanely good new single “Brunch at the End of the World”

“The song takes off from where their last album finished; the catastrophe has happened, but when it seems there is no hope is there not something defiant, something so courageous, about the determination to brunch? Against all odds, a hardened group of survivors clink glasses, take pictures, and discuss the latest gossip around the brunch…

March 10, 2023
Roxercat’s mind-blowing new video “2020”

“2020” by Roxercat is Price Jone’s personal diary of such a year. What started off great and with high hopes… well, we know the story! What’s amazing about the track is that we are able to both see and hear every “month”! That’s right, from the high-hopes of January to the slow downfall of March,…

March 10, 2023
Kimaya Diggs after dark there’s light “Quincy”

“Quincy was written and recorded during a really hard time in my life. But instead of writing sad songs (already did that on my first album!) I decided to chase the joy that I was missing in my life. I wanted songs that reflected my heartbreak but could also make you dance. I kept being…

March 9, 2023
Melissa Grey & David Morneau, Robert Kirkbride sweet and complex Always Becoming

The trio of Melissa Grey & David Morneau and Robert Kirkbride’ has released Always Becoming as a musical essay on the relationship between music and the cycles of life.

March 9, 2023
Elly O’Keeffe’s vulnerable and powerful single “I Hear You”

“I Hear You” by Elly O’Keeffe is a powerful ballad that reels you from the first verse. By the time she gets to the ’cause I hear you in the battle when everything is coming down’ of the chorus, you’re already neck deep in her emotions and passion.

March 6, 2023
Carta Inc & Brunetti’s light and playful “Keeping A Distance”

On his new track, Carta Inc. successfully explores a lightness to his brand of indie pop, coming up with a fun and light-hearted song that makes you feel good, and sometimes that’s all we need.

March 6, 2023