Eric Tano, Fond of Rudy, Ludlow Creek, and Attic Theory
Fond of Rudy, the beloved indie pop band recognized for their distinct sound and heartfelt songwriting, has announced the release of their latest
Empty Machines, SKOLD, Jamie Cook, and Jus’ Niqui
Introducing Empty Machines: A Glasgow Duo Set to Captivate Audiences In the vast realm of music, emerging artists often struggle to find their
Foreign Saints, John Lion, Ray Johnson and Michael Raitzin and Michelle Ray
Introducing Foreign Saints, the captivating bedroom pop project spearheaded by talented Brooklyn-based musician Thomas Roberts. Drawing inspiration from acclaimed acts like The Japanese
Kid Lazuras, Miron, Bloodlin3, and Christina Winterfell
Bristol-based artist Kid Lazuras has been crafting their music in a humble shed, pouring their heart and soul into each composition. With a
Tea Head, Dar.Ra, Tillerman,Hákon Hjaltalín, and Fish And Scale
Philly-born band Tea Head is back with their latest single, “Next Year,” set to be released on June 30th via Free Dive Records.
RHEIN, Cormac, Rehya Stevens, and Alexia Vegas
In a neo-Freudian pursuit of tapping into the depths of emotion, RHEIN embarked on a unique musical journey by tracking the content
Claire Bigley, dreamcat, Jett Jenkins, and Sharon Hendrix
This heartfelt track holds a special place in my heart. Immersion was born during a period of immense stress and intensity, compelling
Attic Theory, Pete Miller, Majeska, and Black Coco
UK-based alternative groove rock outfit Attic Theory has unveiled their latest single, “Papier-Mâché,” offering a glimpse into their highly anticipated debut album, “What
Simon Andersson, Matthew S. Horner, BabyXDaddy, and John Taglieri
Simon Andersson, the multifaceted artist hailing from Malmö, Sweden, has returned with his latest musical offering, the captivating single “Try.” Simon’s music transcends
George Bolton, Mira Sthira, and INDOLORE
George Bolton, a seasoned Techno Music Veteran based in Boston, has been an influential figure in the electronic music scene since 1979. With