Category: News
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“Not So Bad” and the New Chapter of dB Trooper
dB Trooper marks a new chapter in the work of Josh Moorehead, a musician from Colorado. His songs are shaped by experiences of upheaval, recovery, and the need to keep creating despite circumstances. After years of touring and performing with various bands, Moorhead was involved in a serious car accident that reshaped his approach to…
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Love or Ambition: the Central Choice in Oshri’s New Release
“I Want It All” is Oshri’s new release, which he had been teasing on social media for several months. Written in South Africa and recorded in Los Angeles, the track blends pop soundscapes with Middle Eastern influences – featuring sitar and oud that nod to his Yemeni roots. At its core, the song explores the…
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Phoenix.REM Project: Minimal Lineup, Maximum Belief
The musical project Phoenix.REM is essentially one person, a piano, and a stubborn dream that, apparently, has no intention of leaving until it gets what it wants. In the artist’s spare time, they are likely just trying to convince their dog that all of this actually makes sense – and that having a reason to…
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Jay Denton Found Inspiration for a New Song Among the Pines and Heavy Thoughts
Jay Denton has unveiled his new song, “A Man’s Gotta Choose.” According to the musician, the track began during a simple walk through the woods, sparked by heavy thoughts and deep personal reflection. The lyrics came to him almost entirely on the move, surrounded by trees and silence, and during the recording process he aimed…
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A Dark Blues-Grunge Descent: Subterranean Street Society Release “Thomas Matthew Crooks”
The Dutch-Danish folk-grunge trio Subterranean Street Society releases the single “Thomas Matthew Crooks”. The song itself is a dangerous, swampy, bluesy, repetitive composition that slowly builds toward a final explosion of violence. The arrangement incorporates gunshot sounds, both literal and more abstract, within the instrumentation. It features an instant, head-nodding rhythm that makes you want…
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Sasha & The Bear – “Serial Pleaser”: Nocturnal Psychedelic Pop About Closed Cycles
Sasha & The Bear present “Serial Pleaser” – a soft, slightly melancholic psychedelic pop track with a nocturnal, hypnotic mood. In terms of sound, the track sits somewhere between Tame Impala and Glass Animals: warm basses, pulsating drums, layered synthesizers, and a catchy, easily memorable hook. It is music at the intersection of indie dance…
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Stuck, But Not Static: the Message Behind Lisa Molinaro’s New Single
Lisa Molinaro presents her new song “We All Get Stuck” – a track about a state in which everything seems to slow down, momentum disappears, and any change gets postponed “for later.” It’s a story about moments of inner pause, when life feels suspended between decisions and actions. At first, it seems the cause lies…
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When you Help Someone Else but Lose Yourself: “Growth Story” by Abby Nissenbaum
Abby Nissenbaum – a critically acclaimed Nashville-based indie rock artist and member of the LGBTQ+ scene – has released her new single “Growth Story.” Her songs offer an honest exploration of depression, loneliness, and heartbreak, without sinking into darkness: there is always space for hope, support, and a sense of community. Her simple, sincere vocals…
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Adamsky’s New Track Hits the Feeling of Being Worn Out by the World
“Tired” is a warm, guitar-driven and deeply human track by Adamsky, inspired by the soft, melodic aesthetic of John Mayer. Behind its calm, almost enveloping sound lies a very different emotional state – emotional fatigue and inner burnout. The song is about someone worn down by the instability of the world: the endless cycle of…
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Derin – “Whitehill”: the Alternative Ending that Won’t Let Go
In her new single “Whitehill”, Derin turns to a life that almost happened – an alternative ending that keeps playing over in her mind. The song is about a distance that cannot be overcome: when you clearly understand that you will never meet that person again, and the story ends without resolution. It is about…