Taylor Jules’ latest banger, “Don’t Give a Funk”, is absolutely about to be blowing up on social media, and it’s easy to see why. The song’s explosive mix of funk, pop, and rock is going to start turning heads—and snatching likes—everywhere from TikTok to Twitter. It’s that rare track that feels like it was made
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Brielle Brown isn’t just making music—she’s crafting an experience, and “Blessing” is the kind of song that doesn’t just land on your playlist; it lingers in your bloodstream. The first single from her upcoming album In Art & Soil the Same is all heart, all soul, and all the proof you need that folk music can still
Freemoor’s latest single, “Affliction,” exemplifies the artist’s commitment to unfiltered musical expression, offering a potent blend of blues-inflected rock and introspective lyricism. The Las Vegas-based musician constructs a soundscape that channels both nostalgia and modernity, culminating in a track that resonates with thematic weight and sonic urgency. The composition opens with a deliberate, driving rhythm
Of Limbo’s latest release, “Joke’s On You,” marks a decisive turning point for the band, signaling their evolution into a more introspective and nuanced phase of their career. Set to be featured on their upcoming OF LIMBO Unplugged album, the single offers a sophisticated blend of acoustic elements with the emotional gravitas that has grown in the
Cat Stevens (now Yusuf Islam) penned “Peace Train,” an earnest folk anthem whose message of unity and optimism resonated in an era of great societal and political upheaval. More than fifty years later, Alexander Cardinale breathes new life into the classic, delivering a new take that strips back the original’s stylized production to a more
After over a decade of making music, Chicago’s Go Time! proves they’re as dedicated and dynamic as ever with their tenth studio album, X. The band—Scott Niekelski (vocals, guitar, keyboards), Steve Grzenia (drums, backing vocals), Paul Schmidt (guitar, backing vocals), and Mark Marketti (bass)—has built a reputation on sharp songwriting, powerful live performances, and an
The Veer Union has come a long way since their formation in 2006, and with their latest album Welcome to Dystopia, they’ve demonstrated both their growth as musicians and their ability to tap into something universal—frustration, disillusionment, and the search for meaning in a world that seems increasingly uncertain. While their earlier work certainly established them
In the vast cosmos of rock ‘n’ roll, where trends flicker and fade like stars in the night sky, UniversalDice emerges as a steady beacon of authenticity—a guiding light amidst the ever-changing landscape of the genre. With their latest single, “Once Upon A Time,” Gerry Dantone and company deliver a soul-stirring anthem that not only
Thank you for joining us today! We are joined by Ally Bakst to chat about her music and future in music! We’re excited to learn more about you! Can you tell us about the inspiration behind your latest release? What motivated you to create this particular piece of art? Thanks for having me! I actually wrote
How would you classify your music? If I look at all the music I’ve made over the past twenty years, it’s kind of all over the place since my background draws from so many different influences and I’ve worked with different producers and collaborators. But all of it is driven by feminine vocals, lyrics, and
Rob Alexander issues a potent, slow-churning classic rock crossover cut in his new single “The Soul or the Skin” that works just as well for occasional pop listeners as it does diehard beat-addicts in the mood for something a little more pendulous and seductive than the status quo normally calls for this August. Utilizing a
“Make Believe” from Missouri rockers Dark Below heralds the further dawning of their considerable talents. The song was recorded at East Iris Studios in Nashville, TN with Producer Malcolm Springer (Matchbox 20, Collective Soul, Fear Factory, Josey Scott) at the helm, assisted by Jason Schrick. The trio of vocalist/guitarist Josh Campbell, bass player and backing vocalist Josh
Soulchess is a talented and unique band that we are so excited to talk further with. Big welcome! We have really loved listening to your latest release. Talk with me on the single and how it came together. Thank you so much, we are glad that you enjoy the song. Chris Goodyear (Soulchess’ guitarist, producer and wearer of
Those who would tell you contemporary indie music doesn’t work with the sleek pop hooks it used to in modern times just weren’t expecting a band like Bobby and the Crew to rise through the ranks in the last year, and with their new single “Let the Candle Burn,” the group puts an exclamation point
2022 was a big year or the insularity of contemporary pop music to say the least, but few of the records I’ve had the chance to sit down with in the past couple of months have captured the spirit of the postmodern narrative quite as well as DEVORA’s dark new release God is Dead does. TWITTER: https://twitter.com/devoramusicxo?lang=en
The Brkn is an alt pop band based out of Denver, CO. With your latest music, what has inspired you to innovate differently? For the latest two singles we really wanted to go for a sound that was completely us with minimal references. We just approached the sessions as if we had never heard any music before
Alternative rock has had quite the odyssey in the last half-century. Since the genre’s infancy, when the likes of the Amboy Dukes and MC5 were laying the groundwork for what would ultimately become an entirely new style of music in garage rock and proto-punk, its most important players have always been driven by the desire
Major of Roses’ latest single “But Not Now” is Magnus Rosell’s latest offering under the aforementioned band name. The Stockholm based singer/songwriter first caught my ear with his debut 2018 set Cornerstone and this new track, while far from illustrative of his stylistic reach, nevertheless reveals a muted yet elegant side to his songwriting character. There is
Colin Dieden enjoys an indie darling reputation built on the back of his tenure fronting popular indie act The Mowglis. The tours, successful releases, and acclaim showered on him and his bandmates, however, didn’t quell the restless need within to express himself in a different way. Dieden acted on it, at last, in 2019 when
There’s a jagged edge to “Dreams” that just might cut you if you’re listening to it long enough, but if you think this is the lone example of imposing musicality to be found in the new record from Andrea Plamondon, Songs for Forever, you’re in for quite the surprise this July. Rather than streamlining tracks
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