Author: Natali Abernathy

Black Lace and Brutal Riffs: “After the Dark” by Marco Cusato & The Legend Band Rises from the Shadows

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Natali Abernathy

Darkness conceals plenty. For some, it’s black lace draped over a bed, hiding passion from…
Between the Highway and the Stars: Trans Atlantic J. and the New Coordinates of Sound

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Natali Abernathy

Psychedelic rock has long ceased to be a monolithic genre. For decades, musicians have been…
How Aniderev’s Forest Exile Created ‘Nebular,’ Electronic Music’s New Masterpiece

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Natali Abernathy

British producer Aniderev, whose four-year retreat in the forests of Yosemite National Park became something…
Three Years in the Making, Lunar Lock’s Debut Shows a Band Learning to Question Its Influences

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Natali Abernathy

Cold wave in 2025 exists in a strange temporal paradox. A genre born in the…
On Debut ICHI, UZU Delivers Hard Rock as Liturgy for a Blackened Sun

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Natali Abernathy

Rock music has long exhausted its vocabulary of revelations, truly. Every attempt to invoke the…
Lily Forte’s “Out of the Blue” Makes You Anticipate Her Debut Album

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Natali Abernathy

Lily Forte belongs to a generation of artists for whom retro is already a kind…
POV: You Discover Amelina at 3am and Realize You’re Early to Something Huge!

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Natali Abernathy

Amelina carries a geography of fate that reads like fiction: born in Russia, relocated to…
On 21 grammi, Giuseppe Cucè Measures the Immeasurable Weight of the Soul

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Natali Abernathy

There’s an old legend born from Duncan MacDougall’s 1907 experiment: the soul weighs 21 grams.…
‘A Festive Fantasia’ by Thomas Hewitt Jones & The Central Band of the Royal Air Force: Where Does Nostalgia End and Art Begin?

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Natali Abernathy

Childhood possesses its own gravity—it pulls us back across decades: favorite films, holiday rituals, musical…
Ahead of His Autumn Concerts, James Lisney Explains Why He’s Been Studying the Same Beethoven Sonatas for 40 Years

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Natali Abernathy

Potsdam, 1747. An old man from Leipzig, two days on the road, sits down at…
Ava Valianti Is 16 and Already Better at Honesty Than Most of Your Favorite Artists

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Natali Abernathy

Adolescent life remains one of the central themes of art—relevant, eternal, inexhaustible. The reason lies…
“Motherhood Didn’t Erase The Rest Of Me—It Expanded The Map.” Inside Bernice Marsala’s Reimagined Life Between Nursery Runs and Nashville Studios

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Natali Abernathy

The Nashville songwriter talks about recording two versions of the same song at once, raising…
CAN’T BE BOTHERED: Luke Rhodes and the Manifesto of Hedonistic Freedom

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Natali Abernathy

There exists a moment when social norms become a cage, and rules become shackles that…
Kitty Coen’s ‘Conversations with the Moon’ Reclaims the Night as Creative Sanctuary

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Natali Abernathy

Night arrives as a portal. Within its boundaries, inspiration crystallizes into worlds when reality becomes…
The Art of Restraint: Rob Hao’s Palimpsest Recontextualizes Tradition Without Disruption

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Natali Abernathy

An Australian pianist creates a temporal collage where Schubert meets contemporary minimalists, and the Romantic…
Maria Lane’s Kiss Me, I’m Haunted: Dark Pop That Breathes in Shadows and Desire

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Natali Abernathy

Maria Lane returns with her sophomore album Kiss Me, I’m Haunted—ten tracks that paint an…
Zack King’s Songs I Wrote Instead of Texting You: Twelve Tracks of Rebellion and Relentless Forward Motion

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Natali Abernathy

When Zack King abandoned his former life for Los Angeles, he carried with him the…
Adam Camm “EP2” Review: The Art of Remembering Without Regret

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Natali Abernathy

Creativity is born in a collective. It absorbs the scents of childhood, the voices of…
Aura Noctis Dismantle the Barrier Between “Serious Music” and “Music That Actually Matters” on Their Most Uncompromising Statement Yet

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Natali Abernathy

A decade of a musical career rarely ends with an uplifting documentary testimony. Even more…
Love Ghost Explores The Architecture Of Pain In The New Album ‘Gas Mask Wedding’

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Natali Abernathy

Love has fueled creative work for centuries. But lately, something’s shifted. Artists across every medium…
Self-Written, Self-Produced: Lauren Mian Holds All the Cards on ‘Undertow’

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Natali Abernathy

Lauren Mian is currently moving at the kind of pace that usually pushes new names…
Pateka’s Triumphant Return: Childhood Mates Prove That the Best Art Emerges From Life’s Darkest Moments

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Natali Abernathy

Grief hits differently when you’re a musician. It becomes this raw, unfiltered energy source that…
Stefan Lovin’s Traditional Romanian Songs (Live): A Haunting Bridge Between Ages and Aches

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Natali Abernathy

Classical works are an inexhaustible source of creativity in any direction. When used properly, even…
‘No One’s Property’ Reinforces Heisenberg Principle’s Pop-Rock Identity Ahead of Icarus

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Natali Abernathy

‘No One’s Property’ by Heisenberg Principle is a work in which everything comes together into…
Dewey Kincade & The Navigators Channels Parental Exhaustion Into Career-Best “The Dark Ages”

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Natali Abernathy

Career or happy family life? Any answer is a kind of loss. And, unfortunately, such…
Why Samer Fanek’s New Album Is The Antidepressant Of The New Generation

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Natali Abernathy

What can simultaneously convey or create emotions and make one contemplate what’s happening in the…
“Road To Corinth” by Hilary Cousins Makes Every Other Road Song Feel Lazy

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Natali Abernathy

American music has always been a story of journeys. Bluesmen, hippies, all of them traveled…
Songs That Breathe: How Jim Patton & Sherry Brokus’ “Two True Loves” Mirrors Human Experience

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Natali Abernathy

Transforming ordinary stories that happen to every person in daily life into profound tales full…
Alyssa Caroline’s “Fire to Ash” Captures Love’s Fragile Collapse in Cinematic Pop

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Natali Abernathy

Have you ever heard what the moment sounds like when love turns to ashes? Alyssa…
Jeremie Soyan Tackles Tough Truths in Debut Single ‘Cœur Wanted’

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Natali Abernathy

Jeremie Soyan is one of the new voices emerging in France, and today he makes…
When Spanish Guitar Meets German Precision: Guitarra de Aventura’s El Silencio Interior Review

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Natali Abernathy

What gives us the quickest reason to live, to move forward, and to achieve something…
How One Daredevil Broke Every Musical Rule to Create a Genuine Treasure – Shu Lee “Fusion of Colours” Review

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Natali Abernathy

Where do the strictest rules and norms exist? As ironic as it may sound, it…
Paige Kei Really Said “let me mess with your emotions” and Delivered

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Natali Abernathy

Paige Kei today confidently announces herself as a new force on the music scene. Her…
Marina Elezovic – ‘Mixtapes’ Review: Intimacy and Expansiveness In Perfect Balance

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Natali Abernathy

Marina Elezovic is an artist shaped by two worlds. Canada left her with a sense…
One Listen, Endless Smiles – Dearly’s ‘Cabbage in the Ashtray’ Wins Hearts Instantly

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Natali Abernathy

Dearly has now completely transformed and become a symbol of indie music for the young…
Who Is Maddison Kate? Her Story and the Complete Guide to Her Debut EP ‘What I’d Say To You’

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Natali Abernathy

Each of us has a whole archive of unspoken words. Entire dialogues, monologues, and passionate…
Nokto 2 by Jordi Forniés, A Record That Could Easily Become a Cult Classic

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Natali Abernathy

I’ve been following Jordi Forniés for quite a while now, and when I heard about…
MOANA: “The Song Felt Like It Wrote Itself” – Inside the Making of ‘Butterflies (Compromises)’

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Natali Abernathy

Moana is an artist who is not easy to catch for a moment, and that…
Inside ‘I Died Once’: Fiora Anicca Blends Nordic Folk, Somatics, and Soul Rebirth in One Track

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Natali Abernathy

Deep breath. Light the candle. Open the pinewood rune box. Because Fiora Anicca just walked…
Top Summer Song 2025: Listen to Angel Peaches’ ‘Quedate’ Now

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Natali Abernathy

If there were a contest for the ultimate summer anthem, Angel Peaches’ track Quedate would…
‘Pastorale’ by East of West: How a Forgotten Piano Became the Starting Point for One of the Year’s Best Instrumental Albums

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Natali Abernathy

There’s a story here, and it doesn’t begin in a studio, or on a stage,…
How Ryy0 Turned Two Years of His Life Into the Honest Indie Album ‘H0M3’

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Natali Abernathy

When it comes to debut albums, I always feel the temptation to describe them with…
‘Big House’ by Thurane: Worship Music Finally Gets Real Again

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Natali Abernathy

Thurane’s latest single, ‘Big House,‘ comes at a curious juncture for the landscape of worship…
Mose Wilson Pours Heart and Grit Into the Soul-Stirring ‘That’s Love’

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Natali Abernathy

‘That’s Love’ by Mose Wilson is pure honey—sweet, sticky, a little raw around the edges.…
Lanz Pierce: Rap Rebel, Sex Symbol, and CEO Proving That Power Looks Good On a Woman

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Natali Abernathy

If you don’t know Lanz Pierce yet, you’re about to. She toured with Snoop at…
Ginger Winn Trades Resolution for Reverberation on the Beautifully Withheld ‘Freeze Frame’

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Natali Abernathy

When I first heard that Ginger Winn was dropping a new record called Freeze Frame,…
Brian Michael Henry’s ‘Jokes for Angels’ Is a Chainsaw-Dragging, Broadway-Baritone, Anti-Confessional Masterpiece and I’m Still Processing It

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Natali Abernathy

Let’s talk about what happens when you take self-awareness, literary precision, and just the right…
Retro Glow, Modern Wounds: Inside Wildflower Mind’s “Patina”

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Natali Abernathy

“Patina” by Wildflower Mind sits in that fuzzy space between heartbreak and hypnosis — the…
“If you’re going to say it, say it with your whole chest.” Miles Jenson on Walking Out, Speaking Up, and Starting Fresh

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Natali Abernathy

Golden hour spills across a dusty Nashville attic while Miles Jenson coaxes life from a…
Ever Had a Memory You’re Not Sure Was Real? That’s the Vibe of Jaden Sade’s ‘The Forgotten Chapters’

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Natali Abernathy

You ever sit in a room you used to love, but the furniture’s been moved…
“We Are the Memory of Africa” — Inside the World of Daouda Diabatè

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Natali Abernathy

Daouda Diabatè is an artist whose music goes far beyond playlists, trends, or streaming numbers.…
Holly Hastings Strips It Down To The Bone On Hypnotic Track ‘Velvet’

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Natali Abernathy

Holly Hastings has dropped ‘Velvet,’ a track that gets right into the marrow, burrowing through…
This Song Is Blushing — ‘Sugar Coated Love’ by Tessa Rae Is a Lo-Fi Crushcore Dream

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Natali Abernathy

Tessa Rae just dropped ‘Sugar Coated Love’ and it’s giving soft lighting, overthinking in your…
What Makes Lo Stone’s ‘Don’t Wanna Let You Down’ So Affecting Despite Its Quiet Simplicity? Here’s What We Think

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Natali Abernathy

Listening to Lo Stone’s “Don’t Wanna Let You Down“ made me think about how rare…
Carrie Marshall Slows Time with a Velvet Whisper on ‘Under the Moonlight’

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Natali Abernathy

Carrie Marshall’s “Under the Moonlight” is one of those tracks that walks in slow, says…
Marie Minet On Crossing Borders, Breaking Patterns, And Building A New Sound: “I wanted it to feel like a live album — a jam, composed and recorded at the same time”

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Natali Abernathy

Marie Minet began her musical journey with the album Clair Obscur, where the delicate lyricism…
Berlin Finds Erika Levy Letting Love Back In, One Breath at a Time

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Natali Abernathy

Erika Levy’s new single ‘Berlin‘ — a song about falling in love again after fully…
Tuvaband’s ‘Galloping Chest’ Is a Ghostly Panic Attack You Can Dance To

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Natali Abernathy

Norway’s own spectral songstress Tuva Hellum Marschhäuser, aka Tuvaband, is back. And I mean back…
Had Your Fun and Left a Scar — ALEIA’s Debut Hits the Sweet Spot Between Honest and Awkward

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Natali Abernathy

Debut single ‘Had Your Fun’ by ALEIA captures the awkward clarity of those late-night moments…
You’ll Hear It Once and Know It Forever — Olivia Helen’s New Single Leaves a Gentle but Lasting Mark

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Natali Abernathy

Olivia Helen’s new single, ‘forget me,’ hits exactly as intended—softly, sadly, and straight from the…
Sad Cypress Returns with ‘Memoir’ — A Baroque Whisper from the Underworld

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Natali Abernathy

There is a hush that falls before the blooming of spring, and in this hush…
With ‘Prismatic,’ Mindy Gledhill Makes Synth Pop Actually Fun Again

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Natali Abernathy

Mindy Gledhill’s “Prismatic” is Euro-flavored synth pop with a glossy, pastel coating—and I mean that…
Ester Skála: “I’m aware of the specific voice I want, and I already have it in me.” A Big Interview About Everything — and a Bit More

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Natali Abernathy

You know that thing when an artist just fully leans into their own world, paints…
Between Psychedelia and Restraint, Skinny Dippers Carves Out a Moment of Balance

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Natali Abernathy

Listening to ‘Breathe’ by Skinny Dippers is discovering a quiet place in the chaos—a moment…
Hannah Wood Turns Personal Crisis Into A Pop Album With The Precision Of A Documentarian — My Candid Review Of The Debut Album

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Natali Abernathy

I do not know all the details of what happened to Hannah in 2020. But…
ZHURBA Said “enough drama” and Made It a Track You Shake Your Ass To

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Natali Abernathy

ZHURBA just dropped the video for Undercover, and girl… we are closing the chapter with…
Julie Tuzet’s ‘Industrie’ Is a Middle Finger Wrapped in Lip Gloss

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Natali Abernathy

Julie Tuzet’s ‘Industrie‘ comes through like a smirk behind sunglasses—sharp, glossy, and completely in control.…
Leila Addams’ New EP ‘Bones’ Proves She’s Either a Musical Genius or a Gothic Sorceress (Possibly Both)

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Natali Abernathy

What I’ve always liked about Leila Addams‘ music is her stubborn reluctance to follow a…
Shannon Smith’s Debut Album ‘Out Of The Shadows’ Is Vinyl-and-CD-Only and I’m Here for It

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Natali Abernathy

Shannon Smith’s ‘Out Of The Shadows‘ arrives like a handwritten letter in a world of…
‘Carry You Home’: Nowosad Builds The Space, Majoko and Landreth Fill It With Light

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Natali Abernathy

Canadian drummer Curtis Nowosad’s new single ‘Carry You Home’ is a gentle, meditative composition written…
‘Peaks Island and Other Places’ By Little Champion Is What Happens When You Remember a Dream Too Vividly

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Natali Abernathy

You know that moment when you’re walking alone, earbuds in, on a street that’s technically…
Sista Soul Finds Her Groove and Grows It Into a Whole World on the Intimate, Polished, and Unapologetically Lush ‘Soul Reflections’

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Natali Abernathy

There was always music in Jeanette “Sista Soul” Cooper’s childhood. The house was filled with…
Laura Lucas Walks the Fragile Line Between Holding On and Moving Forward in Her Latest Single

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Natali Abernathy

Laura Lucas’ ‘Did the Mountain Change You?’ is a textbook example of how you can…
Anna Vee’s ‘Honesty’ Stays Right on the Edge, Daring You to Flinch First

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Natali Abernathy

Anna Vee opens “Honesty” with a heartbeat‑thick bass drum, and from the first downbeat she invites…
Quiet, Patient, and Painfully Human — a Look at Nick Bellerose’s Long-Awaited First Album ‘The Only Way Is Through’

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Natali Abernathy

Twenty-five years is a long time. You can switch careers a few times, go through…
Sara Pelayo Spins Pop Cliché Into Gold on ‘Please Don’t Make Me Cry’

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Natali Abernathy

Sara Pelayo’s ‘Please Don’t Make Me Cry’ is riding on a wave of glossy, serotonin-drenched…
Irish Blood, Pop Intuition, and a Drum That Sounds Like a Warning—Andrea Magee’s ‘Gemini Darkness’ Has It All

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Natali Abernathy

On her latest single, Andrea Magee slides into a slick, moody alt-pop lane that wastes…
Can Confirm: Erica Rose Is About To Drop An EP That Demands Attention — Got The Exclusive and I’m Still Not Over It

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Natali Abernathy

Erica Rose is about to release her debut EP ‘Cry Baby’. And trust me, it’s…
‘Easy’ by Laura Rizzotto Is For Anyone Who Finally Said “nah, I’m good” And Meant It

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Natali Abernathy

Who knew emotional liberation could come with this much groove? Laura Rizzotto’s latest single Easy…
Quote the Raven Unveil New Single ‘Tell Me Tell Me’ With Deep, Atmospheric Sound

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Natali Abernathy

“Tell Me Tell Me” is the new single from Quote the Raven, and honestly, it’s…
M’Lynn’s Wasted On You Has That Late-Night Energy Where You Dance Alone and Pretend You’re Fine (But You’re Not)

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Natali Abernathy

Alright, let’s get straight to it: if you’ve ever found yourself staring at the ceiling…
When the Sun Goes Down and the Volume Goes Up, This Is the Track You Want Kicking In — Enter Chevy Beaulieu

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Natali Abernathy

Chevy Beaulieu — a name that keeps popping up more and more among country music…
Campfires, Trailers, and Gentle Revelations — Majelen’s Stuck With You Is a Road Album Without the Usual Tropes

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Natali Abernathy

I’d been waiting a long time for Majelen’s new album to drop, and now that…
ZKIN’s New Single Breaking Me Down Proves Dark Pop Still Gives Me Goosebumps

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Natali Abernathy

Are you familiar with that feeling of wandering through a dimly lit corridor, where something…
She’s Only 19, but Alma Owren’s Music Sounds Like It’s Been Lived Through a Hundred Different Lives!

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Natali Abernathy

Music is a strange, temperamental art. It exists between words and sensations, in the gaps…
What Happens When a Storyteller with a Lifetime of Musical Experience Steps Into the Unknown? The Catacombs is Mark Ciani’s Answer, and It’s as Mesmerizing as It is Unpredictable

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Natali Abernathy

Mark Ciani is a man who, over 25 years, has played keyboards in punk-ska bands…
A Lullaby Dressed in Rock’s Clothes: ‘Escape’ by Strange New World

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Natali Abernathy

“Escape,” from Strange New World, feels like a time capsule cracked open, spilling out the…
Some Country Songs Are Made For The Charts, and Some Are Made For The Soul—If I Had a Rose Is The Latter

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Natali Abernathy

If country music is the lifeblood of America, then If I Had a Rose is…
Erik Flaa Shakes Up Expectations In ‘Fiesta for My Failure,’ Bringing Tore Brunborg’s Sax Into The Spotlight With a Striking, Mood-Shifting Solo

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Natali Abernathy

After The Fence, which already showcased Erik Flaa’s ability to balance on the edge of…
Industrial Gloom, Shimmering Ghosts, and Heavy Melancholy—Scottish Islands’ You, Me, and The Void Is as Crushing as It Is Beautiful

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Natali Abernathy

Grief is like an apocalypse. The world collapses, but only yours. People around you go…
Maddox Gipko Kicks Off His Music Journey With a Moody Rock Ballad

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Natali Abernathy

Maddox Gipko, this 19-year-old indie rocker from Southern Delaware, just dropped his debut single, and…
Forget Reality—Once Upon a Cloudtop Meadow by Inal Bilsel is Your Ticket to Another Dimension

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Natali Abernathy

Imagine a meadow snugly perched at the very crest of an airy cloud, where transparent…
Rowan Sway Makes Seduction Feel Soft and Sincere—Make A Lover Is a Song You’ll Want To Hear Again and Again

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Natali Abernathy

From the very first seconds, Make A Lover begins to cast its spell, like a…
Hazy, Youthful, and Unapologetically Authentic: Explore Rainbow City Park’s Debut EP

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Natali Abernathy

A debut EP is a serious matter. It’s more than just a collection of songs—it’s…
A Song That Feels More Like a Séance – ‘Quill & Blood’ by Sleeps Under Beams Is a Beautifully Unsettling Glimpse Into the Unknown

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Natali Abernathy

Darkness takes on a special scent of an uncharted mystery… That’s how I would describe…
“IDK These Days” Is Caroline Romano at Her Most Vulnerable, and It’ll Have You in Your Feelings Fast

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Natali Abernathy

I stumbled on Caroline Romano’s new track, “IDK These Days,” and it’s exactly what I…
Twenty Years, Thousands of Miles, and a New Album: Steve Moss Returns With Another Go To Remind The World What Real Rock Sounds Like

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Natali Abernathy

Twenty years is a whole era. In that time, a person can completely rebuild themselves,…
Jude Grant’s New Album: One Minute You’re Vibing, Next Minute You’re in a Western – A Chaotic, Cinematic, Multi-Genre Masterpiece

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Natali Abernathy

Well, when reviewing albums like JUDE GRANT WOULD BE ANYTHING FOR LOVE, I always feel…
Manon Mullener and Lau Noah Unite for the First Time on ‘Dominique’

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Natali Abernathy

Manon Mullener, a 1997-born pianist from Fribourg, delivers something truly special with her latest single,…
I Let Brooke’s Slinky Dark Pop Melodies Take Over My Senses and I’m Loving Every Moment

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Natali Abernathy

The EP AWAY TODAY by brooke is a soft yet daring creation, infused with the…

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