The Spanish artist Carlos Ucedda creates a dreamy landscape filled with ethereal synth melodies and his unmistakable cadences. | Continue reading
The musician from Chattanooga, Tennessee Jason Lyles, is preparing to enter the new year of 2025 with style, releasing this captivating and delicate single in January. | Continue reading
Paving the way to even more infectious and interesting things to come in the upcoming year, Sheykh Forever stands as a band unlike most and definitely one that you need to check out closely from here on in. | Continue reading
The Afro Nick unveiled an impressive track the starting point for his solo career, and that surely will only get more and more interesting from here on in. | Continue reading
The Spanish artist Carlos Ucedda creates a dreamy landscape filled with ethereal synth melodies and his unmistakable cadences. | Continue reading
Born in Belgium and living in London, Diego Philips writes music filled with delicate poetry and equally tender melodies. He's a storyteller by heart, and matters of the heart are commonly explored with great detail in nuances. | Continue reading
On Rok's debut album, the Scottish artist brings forth an incandescent work that never stays in one place. There is so much happening, it can be dizzying in the best possible way. | Continue reading
I Panic blends classical music stylings with pop sensibility and musical theatre resolutions, filled with dramatic twists and impeccable vocal delivery. | Continue reading
Beautifully capturing the same raw authentic energy found on Maverick Smith's debut album, Christmas EP is a remarkable job, of avoiding musical clichés usually associated with holiday music. | Continue reading
Mono XL's signature moves of blending big new wave synths with indietronica sensibility is highlighted even more by how immersive this album is. | Continue reading
A captivating and fascinating evolution to their sonic vocabulary, Psylhouette soars through landscapes that are both devastating and hopeful managing to find beauty in all of them. | Continue reading
An album that openly deals with remembrance, loss, and change, It Was Here He Received His Only Formal Education features some of The Muster Point Project's best work yet. | Continue reading
"ICU" is the predecessor of the Luke Tangerine and Kate Pending upcoming joint EP, scheduled for release next year, and it promises a wide collection of sounds and compositions that push the boundaries of electronic dance music. | Continue reading
Clare Easdown is an Australian singer-songwriter on a mission to better the world we live in through thought-provoking poignant lyricism and captivating indie sounds. | Continue reading
Beautifully capturing the same raw authentic energy found on Maverick Smith's debut album, Christmas EP is a remarkable job, of avoiding musical clichés usually associated with holiday music. | Continue reading
On his second album, the songwriter and poet Pini Gurfil feels confident as he runs through layers of interesting soundscapes that truly couldn't have been made by anyone else. | Continue reading
Created by Joel Hills in 2022 in St. Pete Florida, Agent Of Kaos (AOK) is an artist, producer, and DJ who has been making waves since his debut in December 2023. | Continue reading
Eleven Easy Pieces On Anger & Disappointment is an extremely well-produced album, managing to merge and blend all of Tom Minor's different styles and influences with ease. | Continue reading
Fiona Amaka, hailing from London, is a singer-songwriter with a knack for poignant, heart-felt lyricism and a powerful, emotional voice. | Continue reading
Last Train To Wyong presents a relatable scene lyrically, inspired by the real events of Scared of Sharks' hijinks. | Continue reading
Carlos Ucedda's artistry meets that of producer Double Triangle. Ucedda's knack for making soul-hitting lyrics and Double Triangle's desire for music that dances and thrives have ended up being a perfect combination for soul-charging music | Continue reading
Evoking that particular type of 90s indie music that falls somewhere between Belle and Sebastian, R.E.M., and Imperial Teen, The Report does a great job crafting its sound through nostalgic lenses. | Continue reading
"Moonfactory" by Hyde Out does not stay confined to its expected conventions and dares to experiment and walk the road less traveled with its heavy use of progressive elements and musical choices that make it hard to categorize into the confines of a singular genre. | Continue reading
"People of the Snake" is a song that shows The Northern Light pushing forward and looking inward, creating something that stands the test of time and sounds like a band diving deep into their own influences... | Continue reading
Arriving as the second full-length from the pen of Anita Eccleston, this Christmas-themed album dissolves traditional carols within itself, creating a whole new world with the melody fragments, now sparkling with horns and subtle hip-hop beats. | Continue reading
Black Cats Are Bad Luck by Nuclear Club is an album that constantly defies expectations and surprises the listeners with an in-depth look at pressing and important contemporary issues while finding room to grow artistically. It transforms itself into a record that stands as a fea … | Continue reading
9 o'clock Nasty has returned with a track that not only is too cool but it's also a powerful anthem of bad-assery. Prepare for, "Kid Blast", a wonderful and groovy single that will knock your socks off. | Continue reading
Meat in Space has released an EP that can keep you engrossed even if grunge or garage rock isn’t your cup of tea as the composition and production will have you replaying the songs multiple times. | Continue reading
Jean-Philippe Ruelle weaves his own worlds, where elements from across the genres meet in electronic music compositions. | Continue reading
For classic rock and blues fans, “No Way Back” by Micheal Fordays offers something unique and challenges your preexisting notions of what a rock song can be while also not leaning too much into alternative rock. | Continue reading
Born in Belgium and living in London, Diego Philips writes music filled with delicate poetry and equally tender melodies. He's a storyteller by heart, and matters of the heart are commonly explored with great detail in nuances. | Continue reading
Cindered Heart sparks a true and unashamed feeling of belonging, crafting songs made for anyone who's ever felt left out and saying to them: this is finally your moment. | Continue reading
The Muster Point Project aka Kevin Franco brings emotions of all kinds into his soft and heart-felt melodies. He's a singer and multi-instrumentalist with love for combining various elements of pop music to create what is uniquely his - a vibrant blend of indie that speaks to the … | Continue reading
I Panic blends classical music stylings with pop sensibility and musical theatre resolutions, filled with dramatic twists and impeccable vocal delivery. | Continue reading
With the next stop being in deep space, Genevieve Sovereign's carefully mapped electronic explorations take on a deeper turn, leaving behind the surface and approaching magnificent yet-to-be-inspected structures. | Continue reading
Jehnniel's music is always surrounded by an aura of delightfulness and positivity, searching for the bright side of life and celebrating all of its beauty. | Continue reading
With the next stop being in deep space, Genevieve Sovereign's carefully mapped electronic explorations take on a deeper turn, leaving behind the surface and approaching magnificent yet-to-be-inspected structures. | Continue reading
Love, quite possibly the largest emotion known to us, is so vast that it's very difficult to put it all into music. OKKADY tackle a smaller part of the whole thing dedicated to partnership, a romantic relationship between two lovers. | Continue reading
On this release, four songs, two of them being a previously released single, line up to create a journey through S J Denney's influences and inspirations. | Continue reading
On Rok's debut album, the Scottish artist brings forth an incandescent work that never stays in one place. There is so much happening, it can be dizzying in the best possible way. | Continue reading
On "Telemarketer Terrorists" we see Corey AKA You Bred Raptors leaning in towards non-traditional instrumentation progressions and cadences, as the singing is mostly done in spoken-word poetry fashion. | Continue reading
Mono XL's signature moves of blending big new wave synths with indietronica sensibility is highlighted even more by how immersive this album is. | Continue reading
A captivating and fascinating evolution to their sonic vocabulary, Psylhouette soars through landscapes that are both devastating and hopeful managing to find beauty in all of them. | Continue reading
An album that openly deals with remembrance, loss, and change, It Was Here He Received His Only Formal Education features some of The Muster Point Project's best work yet. | Continue reading
Arriving as the second full-length from the pen of Anita Eccleston, this Christmas-themed album dissolves traditional carols within itself, creating a whole new world with the melody fragments, now sparkling with horns and subtle hip-hop beats. | Continue reading
Beautifully capturing the same raw authentic energy found on Maverick Smith's debut album, Christmas EP is a remarkable job, of avoiding musical clichés usually associated with holiday music. | Continue reading
Deeply rooted in reflective lyricism, Pekky Savan is fearless in her approach to songwriting and infuses every track with personal musings and vivid storytelling. | Continue reading
Bedtime Stories for Computers is the triumphant third album in a groundbreaking trilogy (following Giack Bazz Is not Famous and Just a Little Bit More Famous). | Continue reading