Released on September 26, 2025, “Get Back My Way” has more to offer than a single, it’s a statement. After a brief detour into real estate, Eddie Cohn re-emerges with a track that feels like a deep breath in a world gasping for stillness. The song’s acoustic backbone, led by Cohn’s own guitar work and…
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…
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….
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…
In “Car Crash,” Love Ghost trades distortion for devastation. Known for their genre-fluid bravado, grunge, punk, metal, and alt-rock, the band takes a sharp emotional detour, delivering a stripped-back piano ballad that feels like a confession whispered through cracked glass. It’s not just a song; it’s a slow-motion wreck rendered in melody. Finnegan Seeker Bell’s…
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…
