LUNA & The Gents Make One Man’s Name Ridiculously Easy to Sing
LUNA & The Gents’ Martin belongs to the kind of evening when the entertainment and the audience gradually become one…
Adrien Latgé Takes Stock of Ambition and Life Approaching Thirty on “it’s probably me”
French, London-based artist Adrien Latgé brings a working musician’s perspective to indie-folk. His résumé includes Black Deer Festival, Sofar Sounds…
Henry Aberson Gives Returning Feelings a Smooth Neo-Soul Groove on “Wouldn’t You Know”
Tulsa drummer and producer Henry Aberson approaches neo-soul from the rhythm section, giving “Wouldn’t You Know” a groove that supports…
Ervin Munir Celebrates Friendship and the People Who Shape Our Lives on “My Friend”
Norfolk singer-songwriter Ervin Munir confronts a painful goodbye on “My Friend”, his final collaboration with producer Aeron Z Jones. Their…
LUNA & The Gents Make One Man’s Name Ridiculously Easy to Sing
LUNA & The Gents’ Martin belongs to the kind of evening when the entertainment and the audience gradually become one noisy gathering. Their “Swingin’ Vintage Pop” brings a cabaret atmosphere to a song about a…
Lucy Bright Has the Voice, the Heat and the Chemistry on Honey
Atlanta singer songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Lucy Bright is at the heart of Honey, her new…
Tomek Zdyb Explores the Cost of Waiting for Love on His New Single “PENELOPE”
Polish singer-songwriter Tomek Zdyb draws connections between personal experience and ancient mythology, using familiar characters…
Rosamund Blake Gives Folk a Darker Pulse on Ophelia’s Dream
Rosamund Blake begins her solo project at the sad, dusty end of Americana, a corner…
Amelina Has a Packed Schedule and a Chorus Built for Eurovision
Amelina is thirteen, and I’d happily let her make an extravagant Eurovision entrance with The…
Mahogany Drift Kick Over the Table with Filthy Debut Single “Headspace”
Mahogany Drift come out of San Antonio with a bio full of atmospheric guitars and “haunted Americana,” which makes it…
Erin Nicole Found a Good Thing and Immediately Started Overthinking
Nashville singer-songwriter Erin Nicole begins her solo project worrying about her own behaviour in a relationship that is going well.…
“Inferno City” Catches Roxanne in a Seductive Mood
Roxanne has a busy musical life, singing with the reggae band Nile Groove as well as a pop, soul and…
Blushfire Makes Surrender Sound Seductive—and Slightly Terrifying
Diana Hou records as Blushfire, and A Storm the Size of Four Earths is quite a title to put on…
Adrienne Leska Shows Her Strength as a Ballad Singer on “Runaway”
Adrienne Leska is a singer-songwriter from Cleveland, Ohio, and the first thing that strikes me about her is her voice.…
Long-Distance Chemistry: Sasha Shlain, Chemutai Sage & SocraTess Go Again With “Addiction”
Three people on three sides of the planet keep finding a way into the same song. That is the story…
Sleeps Under Beams Seal the Envelope on Love Always, Veronika
Some bands keep a character in their back pocket for years. Sleeps Under Beams brought theirs back this autumn. First,…
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…
Layered Vocals, Danceable Beat: “Crashing With You” by Paris WYA Reviewed
Been playing Paris WYA’s “Crashing With You” all week and it might be the most Friday-night song I’ve heard this…
Maryann Connolly’s New Single “Crashing Down” Has the Kind of Chorus That Makes an Immediate Replay Inevitable
Maryann Connolly’s new single Crashing Down gets to its most useful part very quickly: the chorus. I barely had time…
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…
Is MONNE’s Jack in the Box the Strangest Pop Song You Will Remember All Week?
MONNE’s Jack in the Box occupies an awkward and unusually productive space between art-pop eccentricity and commercial precision. Its mechanical…
Exclusive Premiere: We Ate Alone Finds Art Schop Hiding a Confession Between Courses
Today, Indie Boulevard premieres We Ate Alone, the first single from Art Schop’s forthcoming album Wed, and its bright surface…
Too Close by Elephant Captures the Moment Tenderness Becomes Damage
Across several releases as Elephant, Dundalk multi-instrumentalist Shane Clarke has treated genre as movable territory, and Too Close uses that…
Alvie & the Breakfast Pigs Reach the End of Their Patience on the Ferocious We Want Change
Everything in We Want Change depends on its plural voice, which turns private grief into collective pressure while pushing individual…
Jérémie Soyan’s “Boys Gone Wild” Review: Emotional Wreckage on the Dance Floor
The party in Boys Gone Wild already has emotional wreckage on the floor. Jérémie Croisic, the Guadeloupe-born artist recording as…
September Can Wait: Venus Niebres Taylor Keeps Summer Moving on New Single Falling For A Latino Love
September has started inching toward shorter evenings, and I am already resisting the annual migration toward grey playlists and respectable…
“America, Where Are You Now?”: Italian Driving Reopens the Questions Inside Monster
Italian Driving, the solo project of filmmaker and musician Alfred Thomas Catalfo, revisits Steppenwolf’s 1969 protest suite Monster/Suicide/America through a…
New Single “Alight” Finds The Sympathy Of All Things at the Edge of Tears
“Alight” is acoustic folk pretending to be psychedelia, and the disguise keeps slipping at exactly the right moments. Beneath the…
“Playing God” Casts Matt DeAngelis as a Gloriously Vain Protagonist
Matt DeAngelis has spent 2026 changing the distance between his songs and their subjects, moving from communal responsibility on “In…
Adrienne Leska Builds “Show Me” Around One Clear Romantic Request
Adrienne Leska has often approached songwriting with a strong appetite for self-examination, so the easy romantic glow of “Show Me”…
Simon Talbot and R.G. Williamson Launch Collaboration With the Bruised Romance of Iris
Anyone who has survived an exhausting relationship already knows that love and irritation can share a kitchen, a bed and,…
The Secret Lover Gets Her Revenge on Sleeps Under Beams’ Vampire Girl (O.Y.D)
With Vampire Girl (O.Y.D), Sleeps Under Beams take the erotic mythology of moonlight, secrecy and hidden bodies, then expose the…
The Personal History Beneath Hilary Cousins’ New Single “The Well”
Hilary Cousins usually works in the folk-rock genre, where drums and guitars carry much of the weight, and his new…
Kaydelis Raise Expectations for Year of the Horse With the Slow-Burning “Mediums”
Year of the Horse will be the fourth album from Atlanta five-piece Kaydelis, which makes their modest public profile slightly…
Romantic Friction with a Bluesy Pulse on La Descente by SUPER FREDDY
French rap has always occupied a separate shelf in my head, partly because its phrasing can make a complaint sound…
Atticus Roness’ Wives’ Tale Already Feels Like a Rock Classic
I can’t listen to Wives’ Tale without my brain insisting it has existed for decades. I knew perfectly well it…
Leea Clem’s “close to u” Is Dark Pop That Actually Has the Shuffle to Back It Up
The shuffle on “close to u” is the first thing that registers. UK garage tempo inside a dark pop production…
The Most Lo-Fi Response to the AI Conversation: Florian and the Better Hand’s “A.N.S.H.”
The acronym expands to “AI needs some help,” and the instrumentation chosen to deliver that message is: banjo, fingerpicked acoustic…
Six Friends From Missouri, One Promise: Amenazar’s “Here For You”
The promise to stay. As song material, it’s among the riskiest things a band can attempt, because the gap between…
The Danish Singer-Songwriter Scene Has a New Earworm: Gabriel Jacobsen’s “Never More Believing”
The goodbye gets a lot of songs. The recovery gets a lot of songs. The anger, the missing covered, thoroughly,…
Rose Franco Comes Back With “Limbo” and Makes You Trust Her Immediately
Rose Franco has been gone a while. I say that upfront because it matters — or at least I think…
Electric Violins Replace Guitars in The Violution’s Ferocious Take on Iron Maiden’s “The Trooper”
Distorted violins where guitars should be, drums that punch through the mix with genuine intent, and a tempo that grabs…
Sydney J Built “Angel Baby” Alone in a Room — It Sounds Like It Holds an Entire Sky
“Angel Baby” starts with fingerpicked acoustic guitar and stays there for a while — long enough for you to settle…
“Cherry” Signals a New Phase for Sam Plourd — and She Sounds Ready
“Cherry” opens with an energy that feels almost confrontational for indie rock. Punk-adjacent drums shove the track forward while retro…
Maryann Connolly’s Etched in Love: An Actress Who Knows Exactly When to Break Character
By the time you clock what “Etched in Love” has actually done, it’s over. Three minutes and fourty one second.…
Shell Games’ “It’s Been a Blast” Gets Stuck in Your Head Before You Even Make Up Your Mind
Most pop-rock tracks live or die on the hook. “It’s Been a Blast” lives on the voice. The riff that…
Chris Roach’s Only the Night: The Darkest Thing to Come Out of Nashville This Year
“Dark-fantasy noir anthem” is the kind of genre tag that should collapse under its own weight. Three adjectives and a…
ColdPoison’s Face Plant Takes Aim at the Plant-Based Industry With Elite-Level Penmanship
Thirty seconds into “Face Plant,” ColdPoison chains “snake clan” into “fake hands” into “break scams” into “ape-plan” into “tastes bland”…
Bryan Halo Drops New Single “Throw It Around”, a Y2K Electronic Track Built on Analog Warmth
Bryan Halo, an independent Filipino musician, songwriter, and producer working out of Manila since 2018, has built his sound around…
Clay Goodman — Listen To The Rain: Rain Won’t Feel Grey Ever Again After This Song
Clay Goodman has released the single “Listen To The Rain” — a loner folk track built on acoustic guitar and…
Matt DeAngelis and the Ballad That Earns Its Darkness
Matt DeAngelis has unveiled his new single “Helpless To The Fire” — a rock ballad accompanied by a video shot…
“Reality” Is Where Simon Called Peter III Finally Shows Its Hand
Simon Called Peter III came out on May 1st, but Simon Talbot and Peter Toussaint waits until now — nearly…
Robert Bridge Drops the “F!nally.” M/V — and Closes the LUV2H8U Chapter as a Blonde
California singer, rapper, and actor Robert Bridge from Palmdale has released the music video for “F!nally.” — the second M/V…
Kaikuluotain’s “Step by Step”: This Is What Finland Sounds Like When It’s Not Showing Off
Finnish acoustic duo Kaikuluotain — Jorma “Jore” Vartiainen and Marjut Salonen — release their single “Step by Step” on May…
‘Every Kind of Way’ Proves Stephània Has One of the Most Addictive Voices in R&B
Stephània has released the single ‘Every Kind of Way’ — and this is one of those R&B tracks worth catching…
Bernice Marsala and Charles Connolly Lock In on “Crazy One”
Bernice Marsala, a multiple award-winning singer-songwriter out of Nashville, Tennessee, has dropped a fresh single “Crazy One” featuring Charles Connolly…
Zero Gravity Has a Soundtrack Now: Sleeps Under Beams Deliver “If A Kiss Could Speak”
Sleeps Under Beams — trio consisting of Drew on instruments, Anna on vocals and Lisa on lyrics — release their…
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