Night Teacher Gives Love Room to Change on “St. Augustine”
It is a difficult idea to put into a love song, and the duet gives it shape. The tenderness in their voices carries the wish to stay close; the distance between them leaves…
L’VON Turns the Dance Floor Into a Sanctuary on “God Is A DJ”
L’VON is a Baltimore based electronic pop artist who grew up outside Atlanta. Their work draws on their experience of being Black, queer and gender nonconforming in rural Georgia. On “God Is A DJ,”…
A Modern Wuthering Heights: Amanda Fagan Explores the Cost of Pride on “Forever Yearn”
Amanda Fagan sings about a love that arrived too proud to survive itself. Her new dramatic single, ‘Forever Yearn,’ takes its heart from Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights, borrowing the novel’s ache for two people…
Chuck Royer Brings Southern Grit and Gospel Heart to “New Day”
Chuck Royer comes from Shreveport, Louisiana, where local gigs and Sunday worship leading have shaped his approach to music. His songwriting brings Southern rock, country and Americana…
A Three-Minute Single With Two Moods: Dog Named Sally Debut With Summer Ends
Dog Named Sally is the new duo of Chris and Lia, and Summer Ends is where it begins, with further…
Rose Franco’s Margaret Theresa Is the Mother-Daughter Pop Song I Actually Wanted to Replay
Rose Franco has a new single called Margaret Theresa, written about her mother, and the first verse immediately saves it…
THE LATEST
Brian Halloran’s Marauder (That Was Once Joy) Looks Back With Warmth and a Little Humor
Brian Halloran has given his seventh album a title with a grudge in it. Marauder (That Was Once Joy) raises an awkward question…
“It Was Their Performance Right From the Start” Tommy Z Revisits Live in Colombia
After seeing Stevie Ray Vaughan perform at Darien Lake, a teenage Tommy Z stopped at a Burger King on the drive home and…
Night Teacher Gives Love Room to Change on “St. Augustine”
It is a difficult idea to put into a love song, and the duet gives it shape. The tenderness in their voices…
“This Is My Emotional Truth”: Val Opens Up About embers
When Val began in classical music, the composer had already made the biggest decisions. The notes existed, the text was fixed, and her…
BOULEVARD’S PEARLS
Brian Halloran’s Marauder (That Was Once Joy) Looks Back With Warmth and a Little Humor
Brian Halloran has given his seventh album a title with a grudge in it. Marauder (That Was Once Joy) raises an awkward question about what happens to the things we once enjoyed. Ageing, desire and…
Tommy Z Is Live in Colombia Has Me Envying the People Who Bought Tickets
Tommy Z makes sitting still seem a slightly ridiculous response to Tommy Z Is Live…
Stephen Braude’s “Big Dipper” Lets One Tango Take Up Plenty of Space
Stephen Braude asks for “steaming sensuality, and a rose between your teeth” in his description…
The Wandering Divide’s Norte Del Sur Gave Me a Great Opening, a Quiet Finish, and Plenty to Talk About
When a pitch email starts with the words ” indie‑folk ” I usually get ready…
MOMARZ Brings the ’90s Dance Floor Back with THE NEW MAINSTREAM
MOMARZ returns with his album, THE NEW MAINSTREAM a fourteen-track record arriving on December 4…
Chuck Royer Brings Southern Grit and Gospel Heart to “New Day”
Chuck Royer comes from Shreveport, Louisiana, where local gigs and Sunday worship leading have shaped his approach to…
A Three-Minute Single With Two Moods: Dog Named Sally Debut With Summer Ends
Dog Named Sally is the new duo of Chris and Lia, and Summer Ends is where it begins,…
“Technology Does Not Create the Intention. The Artist Does” Ute Lemper Defends the AI-Assisted Creation of MOTHERS
“I see you have some challenging questions coming up,” Ute Lemper says in her first reply. She sounds…
Chuck Royer Brings Southern Grit and Gospel Heart to “New Day”
Chuck Royer comes from Shreveport, Louisiana, where local gigs and Sunday worship leading have shaped his approach to music. His songwriting brings Southern rock, country…
A Three-Minute Single With Two Moods: Dog Named Sally Debut With Summer Ends
Dog Named Sally is the new duo of Chris and Lia, and Summer Ends is where it begins, with further songs on the way. Catching…
“Technology Does Not Create the Intention. The Artist Does” Ute Lemper Defends the AI-Assisted Creation of MOTHERS
“I see you have some challenging questions coming up,” Ute Lemper says in her first reply. She sounds pleased. Across the exchange, she pushes back,…
Brian Halloran’s Marauder (That Was Once Joy) Looks Back With Warmth and a Little Humor
Brian Halloran has given his seventh album a title with a grudge in it. Marauder (That Was Once Joy) raises an awkward question about what…
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
Chuck Royer Brings Southern Grit and Gospel Heart to “New Day”
Chuck Royer comes from Shreveport, Louisiana, where local gigs and…
A Three-Minute Single With Two Moods: Dog Named Sally Debut With Summer Ends
Dog Named Sally is the new duo of Chris and…
“Technology Does Not Create the Intention. The Artist Does” Ute Lemper Defends the AI-Assisted Creation of MOTHERS
“I see you have some challenging questions coming up,” Ute…
Brian Halloran’s Marauder (That Was Once Joy) Looks Back With Warmth and a Little Humor
Brian Halloran has given his seventh album a title with…
“It Was Their Performance Right From the Start” Tommy Z Revisits Live in Colombia
After seeing Stevie Ray Vaughan perform at Darien Lake, a teenage Tommy Z stopped at a Burger King on the drive home and found Vaughan standing beside him at the counter. Tommy introduced himself, congratulated…
“Explore It” The Zombie Fest 9 Organisers Want You to Abandon Your Timetable at the Door
Choosing one room at Zombie Fest 9 means missing five others,…
“Life Happens, and When It Does, It Brings Its Songs to Us”: Ivy Flindt Introduce Sphinx
Calling a pop record Sphinx invites trouble before anyone hears a…
“This Is My Emotional Truth”: Val Opens Up About embers
When Val began in classical music, the composer had already made…
“My Career Is Just Beginning”: Jah Decko Introduces His First English-Language Album Love Who Loves You Back
At a certain point in a long career, experience stops being…
INDIE BOULEVARD MAGAZINE™
October
Our new issue is filled with beautiful music and beautiful people waiting for you to discover them. Read on, get inspired, and enjoy the stars of indie music!
FRESH RELEASES & HOT NEWS
Night Teacher Gives Love Room to Change on “St. Augustine”
It is a difficult idea to put into a love song, and the duet gives it shape. The tenderness in their voices carries the wish to stay close; the distance between them leaves…
L’VON Turns the Dance Floor Into a Sanctuary on “God Is A DJ”
L’VON is a Baltimore based electronic pop artist who grew up outside Atlanta. Their work draws on their experience of being Black, queer and gender nonconforming in rural Georgia. On “God Is A DJ,”…
A Modern Wuthering Heights: Amanda Fagan Explores the Cost of Pride on “Forever Yearn”
Amanda Fagan sings about a love that arrived too proud to survive itself. Her new dramatic single, ‘Forever Yearn,’ takes its heart from Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights, borrowing the novel’s ache for two people…
Rose Franco’s Margaret Theresa Is the Mother-Daughter Pop Song I Actually Wanted to Replay
Rose Franco has a new single called Margaret Theresa, written about her mother, and the first verse immediately saves it from becoming a polished family tribute. Margaret…
Sam Christian’s On My Phone Pushes Heartbreak Toward Musical Theatre and Rock-Ballad Excess
Nineteen-year-old Kansas songwriter Sam Christian recently moved to Nashville to study at Belmont after Berklee. On My Phone, taken from…
Easy Is Anything But: Irina Imme Unleashes Her Heaviest Side
More than 300 songs is a ridiculous amount of material for any songwriter to have behind her, and it makes…
ART & LIFE
Night Teacher Gives Love Room to Change on “St. Augustine”
It is a difficult idea to put into a love song, and the duet gives it shape. The tenderness in their voices carries the…
L’VON Turns the Dance Floor Into a Sanctuary on “God Is A DJ”
L’VON is a Baltimore based electronic pop artist who grew up outside Atlanta. Their work draws on their experience of being Black, queer and gender…
A Modern Wuthering Heights: Amanda Fagan Explores the Cost of Pride on “Forever Yearn”
Amanda Fagan sings about a love that arrived too proud to survive itself. Her new dramatic single, ‘Forever Yearn,’ takes its heart from Emily Brontë’s…
Night Teacher Gives Love Room to Change on “St. Augustine”
It is a difficult idea to put into a love song, and the duet gives it shape. The tenderness in their voices carries the wish to stay close; the distance between them leaves room…
This Just In: The Coronas’ Latest Hit Redefines Romance in Pop Rock – Find Out Why!
The Irish rock band The Coronas, well-established in the music scene with sustained success and quality of their works, delights their fans once again with…
Repeat Alert! Daya’s “Don’t Call”: Unveiling Vulnerability Through Electronic Pop
Some songs can touch the deepest feelings, and “Don’t Call” by Daya is a vivid example of this. Each chord, each word of this composition…
Nostalgia and Warmth: Why “Fortune Teller” by Mike Montrey Band Will Captivate You
Sometimes, in quiet moments, a song like “Fortune Teller” by Mike Montrey Band wafts through the air, carrying a blend of nostalgia and warmth. This…
Brian Halloran’s Marauder (That Was Once Joy) Looks Back With Warmth and a Little Humor
Brian Halloran has given his seventh album a title with a grudge in it. Marauder (That Was Once Joy) raises an awkward…
Tommy Z Is Live in Colombia Has Me Envying the People Who Bought Tickets
Tommy Z makes sitting still seem a slightly ridiculous response to Tommy Z Is Live in Colombia. The Buffalo blues guitarist has…
Stephen Braude’s “Big Dipper” Lets One Tango Take Up Plenty of Space
Stephen Braude asks for “steaming sensuality, and a rose between your teeth” in his description of “Big Dipper.” The pianist and composer…
The Wandering Divide’s Norte Del Sur Gave Me a Great Opening, a Quiet Finish, and Plenty to Talk About
When a pitch email starts with the words ” indie‑folk ” I usually get ready for disappointment because that label has been…
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