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Color Blind is a confident and thoughtful debut from Morgantown, WV indie artist John Kolar, capturing a year-long creative journey shaped by curiosity, discipline, and emotional honesty. The album opens…
Goodbye To All That finds Mark Vennis & Different Place at their most focused, political, and emotionally resonant. Across twelve tracks, the Petersfield-based punk roots outfit deliver a cinematic exploration…
With her cover of “Indigo Night,” Kayla Marie Pulver delivers a reinterpretation that feels both reverent and refreshingly personal. Rather than attempting to replicate Tamino’s haunting original, Kayla approaches the…
On Under the Influence, The Mortal Prophets don’t simply cover songs—they dismantle them and rebuild them in their own image. Across five tracks, John Beckmann treats familiar material as raw…
“Change It!” finds Tom Minor at his most fired-up and unapologetic, delivering a vintage soul-inflected indie rock anthem that feels like a rallying cry for restless minds. From the opening…
Ashon Galaxy delivers a smooth and confident statement with “Let Me Know,” a piano-driven soul and R&B single that highlights his natural musicality and expressive vocal tone. From the opening…
“To The Ones” sees NEODYM striking a powerful balance between emotional vulnerability and club-ready energy. Opening with an intimate, confessional tone, the track immediately pulls the listener into a restless,…
With “Self Soothe,” Tony Frissore delivers a piece that functions as more than background ambience — it’s a purpose-built moment of calm. The track unfolds gently, guided by steady pacing…
Across VITTO, each song feels like a chapter in a deeply personal story, written with restraint and emotional clarity. Song For Her opens the EP with a tender, almost confessional…
The album opens with the bold confidence of “Lady Nomad,” a track that immediately sets a tone of independence and free spirit. That momentum spills into “Controlled Chaos,” where sharp…