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Stevie Holland’s “Talk to Your Tomatoes” Is Peak Jazz Absurdism

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Michael Filip Reed

Stevie Holland sings to tomatoes, and I understand why. Jazz has long forgotten that it…
Hana Bushara’s “5 Year Plan” – The Ultimate “Screw the Plan, Just Go” Soundtrack

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Layla Moore

Just listened to “5 Year Plan” by Hana Bushara and wow, it hit me right…
River Roots’ “Be Still” Understands That Stillness Only Means Something After Chaos

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Layla Moore

A motorbike accident puts time in a different gear. River Roots—the van-dwelling UK duo of…
Ezra Vancil Dreams of Oceans From an East Texas Cabin on “Island”

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Cullen James Williams

Ezra Vancil recorded “Island” in an East Texas wooden structure, miles from any coastline, which…
Taija New’s “Fallen” Confirms What We Already Knew: She’s a Star

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Layla Moore

Taija New channels heartbreak into constellation on “Fallen,” a soft rock meditation on impermanence that…
Harrison Gesser: “The Amnesia Song” — The Alchemy of Time in Sonic Space

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Cullen James Williams

Harrison Gesser is an American singer-songwriter whose creative trajectory passes through the crossroads of alt-country…
“El sonido de la luna”: Ann Dreyfuz Finds Beauty in Life’s Uncomfortable Truths

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Layla Moore

“El sonido de la luna,” the latest single from Ann Dreyfuz forthcoming album ‘Flores para…
A Sea of Optimism: Experiencing John Daniel’s Latest Pop Single

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Layla Moore

You know what’s more invigorating in the morning than a cup of strong coffee? A…
Dancing Through the Morning with Carlos Gris’ “La Grieta”

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Cullen James Williams

“La Grieta” by Carlos Gris is positive, so I assumed it’s about two people in…
Goosebumps Guaranteed: Nina June Teams With 12-Piece Orchestra on “The Lighthouse (Particles)”

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Michael Filip Reed

Nina June returns with “The Lighthouse (Particles),” a track that cements her status as one…
Drew Schueler Dissects the Anatomy of Friendship on the Starkly Beautiful “Mirror”

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Michael Filip Reed

I had been waiting for a new release from Drew Schueler for quite some time,…
Stasi Mai Drafts the Definitive Map of Long-Distance Love, With a Harmonica as Her Compass

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Gabriel Rivera

The geography of the heart has its own time zones, its own brutal, sunlit delays.…
“Only Heaven Knows” by Patrick Davis: The New Pulse of American Country

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Michael Filip Reed

Let’s talk about country. Not the kind you’re thinking of—not the dusty boots and the…
The Shocking Truth Behind the Band Name “Sun Within” Will Make You Hear Their Music Differently

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Gabriel Rivera

The new single from Sun Within, “Synthesis + Realization,” is a jolt of precisely the…
Heartbreak Never Sounded This Good: Devon’s “Shadow” Is a Must-Listen

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Anita Floa

Realizing someone exploited your vulnerability carries a particular sting—the hand offered in your darkest moment…
Sofie Alise is Bending Hearts and Breaking Clichés With One Smooth Vocal Line!

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Anita Floa

Sofie Alise’s new single “every time” hits different. YYou know, when you hear this mix…
‘Church Bells’ by Ordinary Child: A Single That Brings Moments of Peace and Love

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Anita Floa

Alright, so there’s this track called “Church Bells” by an Arizona-born Latino artist named Ordinary…
Delaney Faulds Wrote a Song for Her Ex’s New Girlfriend – And It’s Absolutely Brilliant

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Gabriel Rivera

What do you do when you find out your ex is dating someone else? Put…
The Forgotten Chapters Was Just The Beginning. What Jaden Sade Is Doing Now is Simply Cosmic

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Gabriel Rivera

After The Forgotten Chapters, it seemed there was nowhere left to evolve, but here Jaden…
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…
Summer’s Falling by POLI NIKA — A Love Letter to Summer in Sound

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Anita Floa

POLI NIKA delivers Summer’s Falling with the effortless touch she’s honed over the years. The…
Bad Self Portraits Deliver a Song That Makes You Rethink Faith, Doubt, and Personal Struggle

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Gabriel Rivera

An indie-rock song about religious fear? That’s “I Think I’m Going to Hell” by Bad…
Jack & Jack Turn Up the Heat With ‘Fire,’ a Sultry Comeback Anthem

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Anita Floa

Jack & Jack are back with ‘Fire,’ and this one really plays like a reset…
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…
The Inadequates Drop ‘Genevieve’ – Proof That Sad Breakups Can Still Sound Pretty Good

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Gabriel Rivera

Back in 2017, three guys from the small Australian town of Brisbane decided to form…
Addison Rose Unveils Debut Demo ‘What A Man’ With Sass and Smarts

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Anita Floa

She’s just 20, originally from Springdale, Arkansas, now living in Nashville, soaking up everything that…
Josh Merritt’s ‘Devil’s Still Red’ Turns Desert Heat Into Pure Country Swagger

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Gabriel Rivera

Josh Merritt’s new single ‘Devil’s Still Red’ has that dusty, cracked-leather energy you want from…
James Campbell Releases New Single ‘Gringo’ — Full Music Review and Breakdown

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Michael Filip Reed

The work of James Campbell has been a true revelation for me. His music weaves…
Waldo Witt Shares Dreamy New Single “Once In A While” – Full Review Inside

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Michael Filip Reed

So… You ever hear a song that just clicks? Like, three seconds in and you’re…
The Honest Magic of Lior Holzman’s ‘Time Capsule’—Acoustic, Intimate, Essential

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Gabriel Rivera

Time Capsule by Lior Holzman just steamrolled into my headphones with all the tenderness of…
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…
‘Face&Pace’ by KISU Feels Like a K-Drama Scene in Song Form — Smooth Vocals, Big Emotion, Total Impact

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Anita Floa

‘Face&Pace’ by KISU is one of those tracks that shows you right from the first…
Tired of Polished Country Pop? Murray Hammond Revives Cowboy Testosterone with a Track That Bleeds Grit

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Michael Filip Reed

We’ve gotta talk about Murray Hammond’s latest single, “Take This Heart And Lock It Up.”…
Atomic Tom Raise the Stakes (and the Chorus) With Glitzy Rock Storm ‘Wake Up The Night’

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Gabriel Rivera

Coming out swinging from the land of overpriced coffee and permanent Williamsburg twilight, Atomic Tom…
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.…
Julia Hutchinson Nails the Pop-Country Sweet Spot on ‘Good As It Gets’

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Gabriel Rivera

Good As It Gets is pure comfort food. You know exactly what’s coming — the…
Why Everyone’s Talking About Track 2, “F*ck Closure,” on Kat Marcella’s ‘Love Makes Me Cry’

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Anita Floa

Just heard Kat Marcella’s new track “F*ck Closure” and it lowkey floored me — this…
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…
Weekly Spotlight: We Picked The Tracks That Genuinely Grabbed Us!

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Michael Filip Reed

The music world never sleeps — but you do, and that’s where we come in.…
Anson Jones Drops a Sun-Soaked R&B Track That Actually Feels Good

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Gabriel Rivera

Anson Jones’ new single I Just Want to Hold You is a big warm hug…
Eveline Leans Into Organic Warmth on Her New Single ‘Solar Power’

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Anita Floa

Eveline’s ‘Solar Power’ is a warm, low-stakes triumph—less a banger, more a late-summer float down…
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…
Jewelles Imani Kicks Off Her Pop Era with a Cheeky Grocery Store Anthem

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Michael Filip Reed

Jewelles Imani. New name. New song. New genre. ‘LABELS‘ marks her first step into the…
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…
On ‘False Alarm,’ Emma Harner Turns Homesickness Into a Stripped-Back Folk Confessional

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Michael Filip Reed

Emma Harner’s new single ‘False Alarm‘ is a quiet little gut-punch — the kind of…
ADD | OCD’s Dear SSRI Is a Song For Those Who Always Take The Weird Route — And Somehow Win

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Gabriel Rivera

I went in expecting a pretty standard alt-rock or indie pop cut. You know the…
Calista Garcia Channels Fiona Apple, Regina Spektor, and Pure Chaos on the Brilliantly Unstable ‘Carnival’

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Anita Floa

Whew. Alright. Carnival by Calista Garcia. Let’s talk about it. This thing starts and I…
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…
With Rollerbird, Astara Black Trades Pop Conventions for Something Stranger, Smarter, and More Honest

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Michael Filip Reed

Whitney Cline’s ‘Rollerbird’, under her new project Astara Black, is not a crowd-pleaser. That’s the…
Mallory Warman Channels Drama and Dust in a Confident First Outing

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Gabriel Rivera

Mallory Warman’s debut single Part Time Man is a strong vintage cut dipped in the…
Warning: PSYCHIC FEVER’s New Track May Cause Excessive Smiling and Looping

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Anita Floa

PSYCHIC FEVER is back with “Gelato”, and yeah—this thing melts. Like, imagine if a summer…
With “Philadelphia,” Clare Perrott Avoids Folk Tropes and Lands on Something Much More Honest and Immediate

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Gabriel Rivera

Clare Perrott’s “Philadelphia” is one of those rare debut singles that walks into the room…
‘Fool’ by Dylan Dunlap Is the Soundtrack to That One Text You Shouldn’t Have Sent at 2AM

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Michael Filip Reed

The new Dylan Dunlap single ‘Fool‘ — It’s kinda wild how something so safe and…
Don’t Sleep on ‘Two Bears’ — Josh Raines’ Chorus Game Is Unfairly Strong

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Anita Floa

Here’s what stands out about ‘Two Bears’ by Josh Raines: it’s tender, melodic, and instantly…
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…
Jhon Maze Drops a Track That’s Basically Built for Parties, Playlists, and People Who Know How to Move

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Gabriel Rivera

Jhon Maze is sliding into the room with ‘Me Tienes’, a track that barely waits…
Nick Kingswell Drops a Track That’s Chill, Beautiful, and Kind of a Sleeper Hit

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Anita Floa

Nick Kingswell’s new single ‘Pictures of the Moon’ might glide in like your usual acoustic…
Jake Huffman by ‘On The Edge’ Is Straightforward, Tight, and Weirdly Catchy

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Gabriel Rivera

Jake Huffman is back after more than a year, and he came back swinging—with a…
Sax Squeals, Drums Crash, Piano Burns — Carl Bagge’s Latest Is Free Jazz in Full Collapse

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Gabriel Rivera

This new Carl Bagge single, Små lätta moln, is EIGHT minutes of pure Swedish jazz…
‘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…
Louis Emory Returns with ‘The Siege,’ a Rock Single Built on Grit and Simplicity

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Michael Filip Reed

‘The Siege’ is the new single from Louis Emory and The Reckless Few and immediately…
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…
‘Buses Replace Trains’ Is Pure Sad Boy Cinema and Matt Maltese Knows It

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Michael Filip Reed

Matt Maltese drops another little heart-tugger on us, and honestly, it’s gorgeous. ‘Buses Replace Trains’…
Nate Currin’s ‘Lover, Don’t Let Me Go’ Maps the Geography of a Stubborn Heart

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Anita Floa

There’s a road that runs through the heart, wide as a prairie and just as…
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…
40 Lashes Find the Sweet Spot Between Heartbreak and Amp Feedback on ‘My Eyes’

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Michael Filip Reed

You know what this is? This is a bruised little anthem cooked up in a…
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…
Amarillo by The Beveled Edges Is Sad, Smooth, and Weirdly Effective

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Gabriel Rivera

How many times have I told myself to stop listening to sad songs? More than…
“BB” by The Feather Doesn’t Overreach — It Just Delivers a Smooth, Airy Groove Perfect for Doing Absolutely Nothing

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Michael Filip Reed

The Feather’s new single “BB” dips its toes in the pastel-tinted waters of ’80s nostalgia…
Cece Benz’s ‘Just Pretend’ Seems Cute Until the Lyrics Gut You in Verse Two

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Anita Floa

Just Pretend by Cece Benz dropped and wow, it hits hard if you’ve ever been…
This New Michael Sanders Track??? Unreal. “the wild” Is On Repeat Already

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Gabriel Rivera

Just gave “the wild” by Michael Sanders a spin, and wow—this one hits the spot.…
‘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…
Schick Sisters – ‘Merci’ Is a Song About Paris, the Past, and Feeling Good

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Anita Floa

I don’t know if this ever happens to you — you hit play on a…
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…
Blue Cactus – ‘Bite My Tongue’ and Why This Country Sounds Like America 2025, Not 1995

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Michael Filip Reed

Look, if you thought ’90s alt-country died somewhere between Lucinda Williams’ discography and a dusty…
Jack Schneider – ‘Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain’ and Why I’m Now Fully Addicted to Lo-Fi Country

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Gabriel Rivera

Okay, full disclaimer: I haven’t heard the original. Yep, that Willie Nelson version, written by…
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…
Windser’s Shut Up And Kiss Me Is a Warm, Late-Night Ballad That Captures Intimacy Without Making a Show of It

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Anita Floa

Sometimes a song doesn’t need to be loud to be heard. It doesn’t chase your…
Flora Cash Just Dropped “93,” a Heart-Twisting Ode to Memory, Mistakes, and the Ghosts We Keep

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Anita Floa

Sometimes a song like “93” by flora cash comes along—one of those post-album singles that…
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…
Breaking Every Rule in the Book: Anthony Mills Unleashes a Sonic Storm with ‘hook lyin and sinker’

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Gabriel Rivera

I honestly don’t know what to think anymore. I thought I’d heard it all. I…
‘Everything You Do Is Meant for You’ by Blue Monkey — Acoustic Pop With Emotional Reverb

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Michael Filip Reed

Blue Monkey, in her sixth single, keeps tracing that delicate, almost whispering line: acoustic pop…
He Skipped The Studio Polish And Ended Up With Something Better — Eric Gabriel’s ‘Your Name’

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Anita Floa

“Your Name,” from Eric Gabriel’s album Samara, with Philip Weinrobe behind the board — a…
Devil in the Desert by TULLE — Dust In Your Teeth, Salt On Your Wounds, And a Deal You’ll Never Wash Off

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Gabriel Rivera

“Devil in the Desert” is like a cowboy joke with no punchline — by the…
Heidi Vincent Tears Off The Veil and Reveals Her Dark Side In The New Single Criminal

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Michael Filip Reed

Heidi Vincent’s Criminal kicks in, and right away, it’s got me hooked. There’s something about…
Play It Once, Play It Again, and Then Play It Louder—Aaron Rizzo’s Mouth Breather Wasn’t Meant to Be Subtle, and That’s the Whole Point

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Gabriel Rivera

Aaron Rizzo digs into the idea of obsession like an archaeologist unearthing an ancient artifact—one…
IAMCORNELIUS Rewrites the Rules of Country-Folk, Blending the Personal and Cosmic in the Single “Life”

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Anita Floa

IAMCORNELIUS is spinning a fresh slice of cosmic Americana. Imagine a black hole on the…
Payson Meistrich’s Come Back to You Sings on the Edge of a Razor, Where Love and Loss Collide in a Heart-Stopping Pop Symphony

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Michael Filip Reed

Payson Meistrich’s Come Back to You hits like a spotlight cutting through fog—a single so…
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…
‘Imposter Syndrome’ by Stella Matteoni Dropped and It’s Catchier Than a Cold in Winter—Who Let This Happen?

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Anita Floa

Prove to me I’m not the only one, but I recently stumbled across Stella Matteoni’s…
‘Whiskey and Cigarettes’ by Brian Berggoetz: A Song That Sings Like Saturday Night

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Michael Filip Reed

There’s a certain alchemy in a great country song, a way it can take 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…
Eva James’ Something New Hits Hard—Dark-Pop Fans, Don’t Sleep on This One

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Gabriel Rivera

If you’re into dark, intimate pop with an emotional gut punch, Eva James and her…
Insanely Clean Production And Top-Tier Musicianship—George Solonos And John Waugh Deliver

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Michael Filip Reed

George Solonos and John Waugh deliver a masterclass in sonic craftsmanship with Cappadocia. Solonos, known…
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…
Amistat and Their New Single ‘stranger’: A Psychoanalysis of Farewell and the Unbearable Beauty of Pain

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Anita Floa

Some songs open a wound, but they do it so gently that the pain becomes…
‘Colourblind’ by Nuraini: A Smooth Groove with a Bittersweet Sting

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Gabriel Rivera

Nuraini’s ‘Colourblind‘ washes over you like a soft wave, but there’s a sting beneath the…
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…
Oh! by Hayes Warner: The New Pop Anthem Taking Over TikTok

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Michael Filip Reed

Hayes Warner has delivered a surefire hit with Oh!—a track that playfully riffs on modern…
If You Love Sultry Vocals, Cinematic Soundscapes, and a Bit of Nostalgic Glam, Mollie Elizabeth’s Vegas Venetian Is For You

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Anita Floa

Mollie Elizabeth had the audacity to blow up the internet with a raw demo, and…

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