Category: Music
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What Do you Do when you Run Into your Ex? Roxi Jane Chose to Srite a Song
When you run into your ex, you can pretend you didn’t see them, cross to the other side of the street, or… write a song. That’s exactly what singer Roxi Jane did. “Blues in E” was born after she unexpectedly ran into her ex at a bar – a few months after he had suddenly…
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A Song as a Turning Point: Micah Willis Introduces “Apr. 4”
Micah Willis is a musician with years of practice and a true blues education behind him. He grew up in Salt Lake City, Utah, and first picked up the harmonica alongside his father, professional blues musician Kenny Neal. It all began with the music he grew up with – and now Micah is returning to…
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Big Cities, Old Roots, and Dani Dueso’s New Indie Pop
Dani Dueso is a musician, songwriter, and vocal coach from Granada, now based in Madrid. His indie pop blends influences from Spain’s new alternative scene with honest lyrics and unconventional musical ideas. In his new song, “Si estuviésemos a tiempo,” he explores big cities, distance, and the longing for one’s roots. Piano, guitars, drums, and…
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Margot Parkinson – On Love, Regret, and Unspoken Words
“Something More” is a heartfelt song about regret and unspoken feelings, written by 16-year-old singer-songwriter Margot Parkinson. The track was inspired by the classic song “Always on My Mind.” Powerful vocals, poetic lyrics, and a touch of nostalgia give “Something More” an especially emotional quality. For Margot, this is already her fourth original song –…
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Resa Saffa Park: Melancholy, Movement, and Finding Yourself
Resa Saffa Park is the musical project of Norwegian singer and songwriter Theresa Frostad Eggesbø. In her music, she blends pop, jazz, rock, and indie, creating an atmospheric pop-noir sound with a subtle vintage touch. Her tracks feel cinematic and slightly melancholic, while remaining deeply personal and vibrant. “Standing Still” is one such song. In…
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“Maneater”: A Hall & Oates Classic with Sleep Nation’s Rock Energy
Sleep Nation combine powerful rock guitars, modern production, and a distinctive, atmospheric sound. Their style is rhythmic alternative rock, driven by dynamic guitar work and an energy that truly comes alive on stage. In their version of “Maneater,” the duo reimagines the Hall & Oates classic, giving the familiar melody more guitar power, drive, and…
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The Elephant Green: When Indie Rock Sounds Effortless and Catchy
“Running Out” by The Elephant Green is a melodic blend of Britpop and indie rock, driven by expressive guitar work, a catchy chorus, and an energetic mid-tempo groove. The Elephant Green bring a classic rock ’n’ roll spirit into a modern, melodic sound. Soaring guitar lines, infectious hooks, and sing-along choruses create a sense of…
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The Capsules and Their Strange Factory of Moonlight
In their new track “Full Moon Factory,” The Capsules turn electricity into something almost tangible and alive: it passes from one person to another as night slowly closes in around them. The song is accompanied by a hand-drawn animated video – slightly strange, slightly hypnotic, and completely immersed in the cool glow of moonlight. Hailing…
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“Hitchcock”: The Wirelight Turns Up the Volume on ’90s Alternative Rock
The Wirelight is the musical project of Atlanta-based musician Lewis Bird. Bird records around 90% of the instrumental parts himself, bringing in professional musicians for select instruments when needed. The new track, “Hitchcock,” is the kind of song that hooks you from the very first seconds. It blends alternative pop and rock with a distinct…
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Nu-Disco with a Feel-Good Vibe: Lowly Light Presents “Feelin’ Fine”
Lowly Light is the creative alias of Matt Gorny, an award-winning songwriter and producer. Lowly Light’s music is constantly evolving, but at its core is a love for dance-driven sounds. A great example is “Feelin’ Fine,” a laid-back nu-disco pop track about the search for happiness and learning to overcome self-doubt. The song gradually builds…