Andrew Flynn – Running Away
Andrew Flynn’s Running Away captures the exact moment when pain turns into clarity — when you stop looking back and start running toward your own freedom. The UK-based synth-pop artist,…
Album Review: Tuvaband – Seven Ways of Floating
Tuvaband’s Seven Ways of Floating feels like an invitation to slow down — an atmospheric drift through introspection, emotion, and the strange calm that follows chaos. Across eleven tracks, Tuva…
Music Review: Jacob Chacko – Give Me The Good Stuff
Jacob Chacko’s Give Me The Good Stuff feels like a collection stitched together with honesty, reflection, and a quiet sense of purpose. Blending pop, rock, and gospel influences, the EP…
Music Review: Ava Valianti – petunias
At just sixteen, Ava Valianti’s debut EP petunias feels like the kind of record that catches you off guard — tender, honest, and far more self-aware than her age might…
Rusty Reid – “Piece of the Action”
Rusty Reid’s latest single, “Piece of the Action,” is a gritty burst of pure rock and roll energy — the kind that hits with unfiltered passion and a touch of…
Ferdinand Rennie – “Together at Christmas”
Ferdinand Rennie returns this holiday season with “Together at Christmas,” a sparkling new single that captures the warmth and joy of the festive spirit. Written by British songwriters Andy Littlewood…
Pandemonium – “Dalí”
Pandemonium’s debut single “Dalí” is an audacious and cinematic entry into the world of experimental hip-hop. The trio — Maffmatix, Claire Ray, and Charlton Banks — create an otherworldly listening…
Clare Easdown – “FUCK YOUR THRONE”
Clare Easdown returns with unfiltered fury on her latest single, “FUCK YOUR THRONE,” a raw, Lo-Fi statement that rips straight through the heart of capitalist culture. Partnering with Jade Ryan…
Ninemansion – Kamioso: Ascended
With Kamioso: Ascended, Ninemansion breaks through his own artistic limits, crafting a 17-track journey that feels like a post-digital rebirth. Drawing energy from Boruto: Two Blue Vortex, the Virginia artist…
Katie Dwyer – “Warm Fuzzies” (Album Review)
With Warm Fuzzies, Katie Dwyer once again proves why she’s one of the most beloved voices in family music. The award-winning songwriter and educator has crafted a 17-track collection that’s…