Listening to Tom Minor never tires you. His previous single, “Future Is an F Word,” raised the bar with its clever blend of humor, dread, and punchy instrumentation. It captured a generation’s anxiety with jangly riffs and biting lyrics. Now, with “Bring Back the Good Ol’ Boys,” Minor has reached a new peak in his…
Following her genre-defying album Soul Parts, Cassy Judy returns with The Cassy Judy Mixtape, an EP that captures both the grit and the joy of her life. This seven-track EP is a reflection of her journey as a trans woman, her experiences as a criminal lawyer in Broken Hill, and her ability to turn personal…
After the vibrant optimism of “Lifted,” Chandra returns with a new anthem that once again reminds listeners what the band stands for — hope, heart, and humanity. Their latest single, “It’s OK,” transforms pressure into power, reaffirming that even in moments of doubt, there’s beauty in simply being. From its first seconds, the song bursts…
Kelsie Kimberlin’s Dream of Peace is a moving anthem that feels both intimate and monumental. Timed around the International Day of Peace, the single and its accompanying video carry the weight of global conflict while offering a vision of renewal. From the very first notes, the track leans on a tender piano line, soon joined…
Atlanta-born artist Katie Belle returns with “Bad Dreams,” a synth-electro-pop single. Released on August 8, it is co-written and produced with Fabio Campedelli in Los Angeles. The track follows her earlier single “Cigarette” and continues to build anticipation for her forthcoming EP People Pleaser. Known as a voting member of The Recording Academy and an…
The New Citizen Kane has returned with Causing A Commotion, a late-summer EP that feels daring. Known for bending genres into something entirely his own, Kane leans into disco grooves, retro synths, and sleek electronic textures. But it never loses sight of the emotion at the heart of his work. What makes this release stand…
Follow GARROW HILL via: “We Are All But Nothing” by Garrow Hill arrives with perfect timing on Yorkshire Day. The duo—Stew King and PG Branton —have built a reputation for channeling classic heavy influences while pushing their own vision forward. This single reflects that balance: bleak in theme, powerful in execution, and crafted with remarkable…
The Muster Point Project (TMPP) revisits Canadian music history with their cover of John Bottomley’s “You Lose and You Gain.” A song that once topped the Canadian adult contemporary charts in 1995. Known for original tracks like “Stuck in Transit,” TMPP takes a bold step into reinterpretation. This time, guided by frontman Kevin Franco’s deep…
“Pretty Pills” by Long Island alt-rock band Heavy on the heart is perhaps their most unsettling work to date. Known for turning struggle into strength, the band channels raw emotion into a song that feels deeply human. From the very beginning, the track refuses to play safe. Nikki Brady delivers lines like “These pretty pills…
Bloodlin3’s new album No Mercy, is proof that raw conviction and lyrical fire still hold power in hip-hop. The trio recorded between El Paso, TX, and Paducah, KY. Together, they craft a 16-track album that bridges Southern grit and Midwest precision. The album balances homage with forward motion by featuring legends. The likes of Twista,…
