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The New Citizen Kane Gears Up for New EP “Free To Feel,” Out August 14
The New Citizen Kane has spent over a decade building something bigger than a discography. Behind the name is Kane Luke, a London-based artist with roots in Dublin’s theatre scene…
Leopold Nunan and Andrea Ferraz Celebrate Freedom on “Ready To Go”
Leopold Nunan grew up in Brazil and now calls Los Angeles home, and for years he’s used his own music and festival work as a way of putting Brazilian culture…
Loser Demon Preview EP3 With New Single “Roulette”
Loser Demon isn’t the kind of band that eases into anything, and “Roulette” makes that clear fast. The Riverside, California group delivers a full blast of indie rock here, dirty…
Laji George Finds Rebirth in Collapse on “Day I Died”
Laji George, best known as the frontman of Pseutopia, steps out with another solo statement in “Day I Died,” an alternative rock track carrying real 90s grunge DNA in both…
Seema Farswani Reframes Distance as Opportunity on “Runways – Sunset Mix”
Seema Farswani first introduced “Runways” back in March, an electro-pop single built around the emotional reality of long-distance love, the idea that connection doesn’t necessarily fade the farther apart two…
MILYAM Blurs Dream and Reality on New Single “Dream”
MILYAM operates entirely on her own terms, running her career through her own platform, MILYAM EMPIRE, and keeping ownership of her masters and publishing rather than signing that control away….
Podge Lane Releases New Single “The Coast”
Podge Lane, born Padraig Lane, is a Cork, Ireland-based alt-country artist who doesn’t shy away from putting his own missteps and messier moments directly into his songs, choosing candor over…
The Bastas Project Find Warmth in Vulnerability on “Sharp Comfort”
The Bastas Project is a family act at its core, and that dynamic isn’t incidental to the music, it’s really the whole starting point for it. They introduced themselves back…
Revisiting The Evil Jake album “Be My Ex-Girlfriend”
Evil Jake built a real name for themselves in the New York rock scene in the early 2000s, sharing stages with acts like The Strokes, The Bravery, Charlie Daniels Band,…
Richard Green Turns Worn Shoes Into a Metaphor on “Holey Shoes”
Richard Green is a Milan-born composer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist who’s built his career on refusing to sit still stylistically, moving between neoclassical writing, electronic work, and film-style scoring without any…
