If you have been keeping up with Eddie Cohn, then you already know he does not rush his storytelling. From “Get Back My Way” to “Wave Goodbye,” he has stayed consistent with introspective writing. Now, “Weight of the World” brings that same honesty into sharper focus. This record leans into simplicity, and that choice works…
Tom Minor has always been an artist who leans into the discomfort of the human condition with a smirk and a sharp melody. His sophomore effort, Ten New Toe-Tappers for Shoplifting & Self-Mutilation, is a masterclass in what he calls existential indie. Despite the clever misnomer in the title, the project delivers twelve tracks that…
Wendy DuMond, a compelling songwriter making her debut on this platform under the moniker Bog Witch, has released a track that feels like a shared secret. Titled “Dream Birds,” the song is a delicate piece of dream-folk that settles into the listener’s consciousness with the quiet persistence of a half-remembered memory. Born in Montana and…
Andrea Pizzo and The Purple Mice have long been celebrated for their ability to merge intellectual depth with an avant-garde musical sensibility. Their return to the spotlight with the new single, Come Out Lazarus I – Life Is Over, further cements their reputation as master storytellers of the human condition. This track serves as the…
Tom Minor, not his first appearance on this site—and certainly not his last, steps in with his latest drop, “Change It!”, he isn’t just visiting the charts—he’s demanding a revolution of the self. This arrived with precision on Boxing Day, is another bold notch in the belt of a songwriter who’s been steadily carving his…
“Will I Be Loved” is a 4 minutes 11 seconds journey into the soul, falling perfectly within the Acoustic Americana, Indie Folk, Singer-Songwriter (Acoustic), and Soft Rock genres. Hudson’s warm, male vocals weave a needlepoint of vulnerability and hope, making this song an instant classic. The song’s core lies in its touching lyrics, with lines…
Tom Minor is back, and he’s taking us on a ‘vibe-able’ journey straight to the heart of London with his latest single, “Next Stop Brixton”! Released on August 29th, this track is a ringing explosion of BritPop, Classic Rock, Garage Rock, Indie (Melodic Pop Rock), and Indie Rock goodness. Clocking in at 4 minutes and…
Zarooni’s “The Joker” doesn’t just flirt with duality, it dances with it. This sleek pop-funk gem, recorded between London and Dubai, is a masterclass in emotional camouflage. Beneath its infectious groove lies a quiet ache, a story told through syncopated basslines and retro guitar flicks that shimmer like stage lights on a lonely performer. From…
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…
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…
