Ava Valianti – “Hot Mess”
With “Hot Mess,” 16-year-old singer-songwriter Ava Valianti delivers one of her boldest and most self-aware tracks to date — a punchy, tongue-in-cheek pop moment that turns chaos into confidence. The…
Jacob Chacko – “Over The Top”
Jacob Chacko leans into the joyful chaos of the holiday season with “Over The Top,” a festive single that captures the bright, bustling spirit of Christmas shopping without taking itself…
Exzenya – “Ugly When You Love Me”
Exzenya isn’t the type of artist who softens the edges. Her new single, “Ugly When You Love Me,” pulls you straight into the psychological undercurrent of a relationship unraveling, turning…
Ryan Sweezey – Maybe Magic
Ryan Sweezey’s Maybe Magic feels like an artist opening a long-kept journal and finally letting the pages breathe. Drawing from ideas gathered over nearly a decade, the album pulls together…
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…
Michellar – “We Both Can Fall” (feat. Gracie Lou)
Michellar’s “We Both Can Fall” is a heartfelt and deeply personal single that captures the fragility of love, the strain of change, and the quiet strength it takes to rebuild…
Marc Daniels – “Cougar Town”
Marc Daniels returns with a bang on his new single “Cougar Town” — a rowdy, tongue-in-cheek anthem that manages to be both hilarious and heartfelt. This isn’t your typical beer-and-trucks…
Max Macready – “Holding Pattern”
Max Macready’s debut single Holding Pattern is a transmission from an imagined future — a haunting, neon-lit broadcast where emotion and circuitry collide. The UK-based duo have built a world…
Mercy Kelly – Breathe For Her (Single Review)
Mercy Kelly’s Breathe For Her is a towering display of emotion and ambition — the kind of song that doesn’t just play through the speakers but echoes long after it…
$ir Decay – “MIND GAMES” Single Review
With “MIND GAMES,” Ashton-under-Lyne’s own $ir Decay opens a window into his most vulnerable moments, trading his signature hard trap and boom bap intensity for something rawer and more introspective.…