Michellar is back, and she’s commemorating her one-year anniversary of releasing fully produced music with the deeply personal single, ‘Never Say Sorry,’ released on September 25, 2025. This track is a beautiful fusion of Alt-Country, Country, Singer-Songwriter Band (Soft Band Sound), Soft Rock, Rock Pop, and Female Vocals, all penned and performed by Michellar herself….
Michellar’s “September” is not just a song, it’s a cinematic breath of autumn air, wrapped in amber tones and poetic introspection. Recorded between the coastal calm of San Francisco and the pastoral quiet of Staffordshire, UK, the track reflects a transatlantic soul-searching that’s both intimate and expansive. Producer Tobias Wilson’s subtle touch allows the song’s…
In “Man I Used To Be,” Dax doesn’t just revisit his past, he excavates it. Released on August 1st, 2025, the track is a raw, acoustic-laced confession that trades bravado for vulnerability. It’s not a reinvention; it’s a reckoning. After six months of sobriety, Dax emerges with a voice that’s steadier, clearer, and more intentional….
Amy-Lin Slezak’s “Known 3 Yrs, Seen 24 Hrs.” is a charming detour from the emotional firestorms of her earlier releases. Following the defiant “How Dare She” and the introspective “To Grow Old Old,” this track feels like a breath of fresh air—nostalgic, cheeky, and unapologetically personal. With lyrics like “Digging up the past, cleaning the…
Follow MICHELLAR via: Michellar’s “Get Me There to Church” is a tender, emotionally resonant country-pop ballad that captures the quiet gravity of love deepening into lifelong commitment. Inspired by her own journey from cohabitation to marriage, the song is not just a romantic reflection—it’s a heartfelt declaration of readiness, vulnerability, and the sacredness of choosing…
Follow HARRY KAPPEN via: Dutch musician, producer, and music therapist Harry Kappen returns with a fiery second single from his latest album, Four. Titled “Break These Chains,” released on April 10, 2025, this track delivers more than just a sharp-edged rock tune—it serves as a bold social statement. With a background in music therapy and…
Follow MICHELLAR via: “Love Earth” by Michellar is a quiet storm—on the surface, it’s an indie-folk track wrapped in warm acoustic textures, but beneath that lies a clear-eyed, emotional reckoning with the environmental state of our planet. Rather than raising its voice, the song delivers its message with grace and gravity. Led by Michellar’s crystal-clear…
Follow TRICKSHOOTER SOCIAL CLUB via: Trickshooter Social Club has always embraced storytelling, and “Television” showcases their talent for infusing emotion into melody with remarkable honesty. Motivated by the loss of a band member’s father, the song delves into life’s transient nature through a perspective that is both personally intimate and universally relatable. It reflects on…
Follow ELLA REID via: Originating from the vibrant indie folk scene of Austin, Ella Reid has dedicated recent years to cultivating a distinctive voice characterized by confessional songwriting and a captivating delivery. With three critically acclaimed albums exploring various personal themes and over 3,000 monthly streams on Spotify, Reid now addresses the topic of holiday…
Follow RICK LEE VINSON GROUP via: “We’re Winning and Winning Big” by the Rick Lee Vinson Group takes country music in a bold new direction. Known for their boundary-pushing style, this band merges hip-hop beats with traditional country. Shaping what they proudly call “country music cubism.” Drawing influence from icons like Picasso and Braque, this…
