Category: Music
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“I Look Cute, but I’m Bad Company”: Tiger La Flor’s New Persona
Japanese-Korean-American indie pop artist Tiger La Flor has released a new coquettish single, “Bad Company,” alongside a visualizer. According to Tiger herself, it’s a flirtatious track told from the perspective of someone who fully understands they’re not the type to get involved with-and says so honestly, with a smile. At the core of the song…
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‘The Grind’ by Saint Micah: a Visual Story of Personal Transformation
Pop artist and virtuoso pianist Saint Micah (formerly Micah McLaurin) has released the official music video for his dance single “The Grind,” directed by visual artists and fashion photographers Domen and Van De Velde. According to the directors, the video explores themes of identity and how one’s sense of self can be distorted under societal…
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“Sixteen :)”: Nostalgia, Friendship, and Coming of Age in Karhys’ New Track
“Sixteen :)” is a nostalgic track born from Karhys’ real-life reunion with her childhood best friend after years of silence. The song emerged after a late-night conversation that felt like reopening a “box of memories,” taking her back to her teenage years – with their emotional distance, vulnerability, and the fleeting sense of becoming a…
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“THINKING BOUT ME”: a Playful Reflection on Memories from Matt Hansen
Independent artist Matt Hansen returns with his new single “THINKING BOUT ME,” in which he leans into a lighter, more playful side of his sound. According to the musician, the song was inspired by a familiar feeling – that sudden moment when your heart “skips a beat” and you catch yourself thinking about someone from…
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Rob Bellamy & The Rebel Hearts: Music About Winters, Labor, and Character
“Cold Country” – is the debut single of the country-rock band Rob Bellamy & The Rebel Hearts from New England. A powerful, cinematic anthem about pride in one’s place in the world, resilience, and an attitude shaped by long winters and hard labor. In sonic terms, it sits somewhere between Noah Kahan, Koe Wetzel, and…
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Indie Rock at Dawn: Lowell’s New Release “July”
“July” is an upbeat indie rock track by Lowell that captures one of the most contradictory feelings in modern love: arguing with someone you care about on a beautiful summer day. The song was born from the realization that there had been infidelity while still tied to a shared lease, at a time when the…
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Virtuosic Slide Guitar and Living Blues: “One of a Kind”, the New Track from Fernando Noronha
Fernando Noronha is a Brazilian guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter who has been delighting audiences around the world with blues for over three decades. His new track, “One of a Kind,” is vibrant, rich, and full of character. The recording features renowned Brazilian blues guitarist Big Gilson, whose virtuosic slide guitar playing sets the tone and…
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“Pamela” by Folkless: Sun, Guitars, and a Bit of Drama
With the track “Pamela,” the band Folkless releases its sunniest and most summer-like song to date. The group from the outskirts of Ulm combines light indie-pop with warm synthesizers and sparkling guitars, adding to it a story about a person who cannot be erased from one’s mind. In an atmosphere of sunshine, sun loungers, and…
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Retro-Pop with Attitude: Olivia Hellman’s Personal Story in “Prove It!”
Olivia Hellman is an Asian-American singer and songwriter who believes that in order to grow as an artist, it is important not to stay within a single genre, but to explore different musical directions. For her, creativity is a process that should be enjoyable at every stage, as that feeling ultimately comes through in the…
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“Bus to Nowhere”: Marta Valadon’s Jazzy Night Stroll
Marta Valadon is a violinist and songwriter with a strong sense of freedom, who began her journey with endless travels across Europe in her van, where the street became her first and most important stage. She later settled in London, where she naturally integrated into the local roots music scene while preserving her own nomadic…