Follow TOM MINOR via: “Future Is an F Word” by London indie singer-songwriter Tom Minor arrives just as the world catches its breath after the hottest year ever recorded. Produced by Teaboy Palmer, dubbed “the Brian Wilson of West Hampstead,” the track is a cleverly disguised lament, filled with both sharp humor and quiet dread….
Follow ZACHARY MASON via: Zachary Mason puts a humorous twist on modern life in his latest single, “I Wish Humans Were Made In A Factory.” Beneath the playful title lies a witty critique of relationships, family pressures, and the chaos that often accompanies human connection. Interestingly, the song began as a simple voice memo recorded…
Follow MARC SOUCY via: “Sympatico Now,” Marc Soucy’s recent single, is a daring, genre-bending song that sums up his artistic vision and musical experience. The song, which is the 10th installment in his “STIR” series, is a perfect example of Soucy’s distinctive sound, which combines electronic, folk, classical, and cinematic components in a novel way….
Follow For You Brother via: Loss often leaves a lasting mark on the heart, and For You Brother captures this intense feeling in their newest single, “Swept Away.” From their recent release, “America,” which was and is a hit, the band hasn’t relented, and has managed to release “Swept Away.” Released on January 10, 2025, the…
Follow AWAITING ABIGAIL via: Awaiting Abigail makes a bold entrance into the rock and metal scene with their debut single, “Bad Mind,” released in December. This six-piece band from Dallas, Texas, delivers a gut-punching track that had to ignore. Gritty guitars, thunderous drums, and Abigail Hill’s powerful vocals combine to create a demanding song. Driven…
Follow Kelsie Kimberlin via: Kelsie Kumberlin’s new single, Sally, is the perfect mix of catchy pop energy and raw, heartfelt storytelling. At 3 minutes and 25 seconds, the song grabs your attention with its fun vibe while also delivering a message that hits deep. Known for her diverse catalog of over 100 original songs, Kelsie proves…
Follow MARC SOUCY via: Marc Soucy’s “Montana” is a bold instrumental composition that captures the weight of history in every note. Inspired by America’s transformation between the 1840s and 1940s, the piece balances grandeur and sorrow, reflecting on a century of rapid expansion, innovation, and inevitable loss. From the first delicate piano chords, there’s an…
Follow WHEREAFTER via: With their debut single “Blind Heart,” Whereafter doesn’t simply enter the music scene they create a niche that is both nostalgic and refreshingly innovative. Released on January 17, 2025, this track goes beyond being just a song; it’s a declaration. I loved the song, but a big shout-out on the mental health advocacy,…
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 COMA BEACH via: Coma Beach, a punk rock collective from Würzburg, Germany, returns with a compelling and cathartic EP, Passion/Bliss (2025), the third and final chapter in their Scapegoat Revisited triptych. This five-track collection marks a milestone for the band, commemorating the 30th anniversary of their debut The Scapegoat’s Agony (1995), and delivers on…
