Category: Music
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May Payne Finds Courage in the First Rush of Love on “Solid Ground”
London-based singer-songwriter May Payne brings folk intimacy and an appetite for emotional intensity to “Solid Ground”, a song about the thrilling, exhausting business of trusting somebody. Following her EPs “Sane” and “High Demand”, the single previews “Keeper”, due on 13 November. Its subject is the beginning of an important relationship, when affection arrives quickly and…
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Catch the Vibe: Jordan Parker and His “Butterfly Love”
Born in Los Angeles and raised in Portland, Jordan Parker blends pop, R&B, and soul into a distinctive sound of his own. With powerful vocals, an enigmatic stage presence, and talents that go far beyond performing, Jordan is also a gifted songwriter and a phenomenal guitarist. All of this shines through in his new track,…
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When Curiosity Gets the Better of You: “WHAT HAVE I DONE?” by MOP!
MOP!’s music offers a little bit of everything, from soulful slow songs that showcase the full depth of his voice to catchy indie-pop hooks that make you smile and sing along. Over the past five years, he’s transformed an ordinary garden shed at his parents’ home into a fully equipped studio, teaching himself to create…
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Letting Go of the Past and Moving Forward: Avall’s New Single “Leave Me”
Singer-songwriter Avall, originally from New Jersey and now based in Los Angeles, presents “Leave Me,” an atmospheric track that blends alternative indie and pop. It’s a song about growing up, letting go of the past, and learning to believe in yourself. Avall wrote the song during her final year of college, when the future felt…
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The Summer We Miss: Carys Kinnell’s Debut Single “Southern Stars”
Australian singer-songwriter Carys Kinnell has moved from sunny Perth to Hull in the UK, but her thoughts often drift back home. In her debut single, “Southern Stars,” she fondly recalls sun-drenched beaches, summer evenings and carefree days. The result is an infectious indie-pop track that brings a little taste of summer. Carys wrote the song…
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Loving Through the Toughest Arguments: “Rather Fight” by Henry Morris
Indie-pop artist Henry Morris unveils “Rather Fight,” a song about a love so powerful that even arguing can feel better than finding happiness with someone else. It’s a story of a complicated relationship that’s hard to walk away from, even when being together isn’t easy. “This song is about a girl I loved with all…
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Gianna Alessi on New York’s “Unsung Heroes” in “NY10”
Gianna Alessi’s “NY10” is inspired by the unsung heroes of her hometown, New York City: the owners and employees of local corner grocery stores known as bodegas. Born out of a casual conversation with one such shopkeeper in Brooklyn, the song is an alt-pop ode with disco influences, celebrating the people who keep the city…
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Don’t Overthink It, Just Enjoy the Moment: runner’s New Song “My Man”
Vancouver-based band runner, from British Columbia, have released “My Man,” a lighthearted, playful country song with a touch of melancholy. It captures that moment when one relationship is coming to an end and another is already beginning to take shape on the horizon. Vocalist and songwriter Kira Cuthbertson wrote “My Man” during a time when…
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Scarlet O’Hara’s “Songbird” Finds Light in the Darkness
In her song “Songbird,” singer Scarlet O’Hara expresses grief through a danceable rhythm. What could have remained a sorrowful ballad about self-neglect and unbearable pain becomes an energetic track in which sparks of hope break through the sadness – the hope that everything can be overcome. Scarlet’s melancholic lyrics contrast with her upbeat, “vintage reimagined”…
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Scott Fisher Unveils “Try So Hard,” a Wry Take on Modern Self-Promotion
Scott Fisher shrugs off the pursuit of success in his song “Try So Hard.” The track is built around a laid-back groove by bassist and co-producer Tim Lefebvre and drummer Joey Waronker. It offers an ironic, unhurried take on a world that can’t stop promoting itself. “The song is about how we’ve reached peak self-promotion…