There is something powerful about looking back at who you were ten years ago and comparing that person to who you are today. Life takes us in unexpected directions, introducing new experiences, different surroundings, and perspectives that change the way we see ourselves. On his new single, “10 Years Ago,” Joshua McCooey explores that journey through reflective songwriting and a warm, melodic sound that feels both personal and relatable. The song looks at the passage of time,

If you are looking for something that blends cinematic vastness with an edgy overtone, bending genres from hip-hop to dubstep, electronic to experimental, then I have just the EP for you. Spain-based producer deadclou just dropped a killer record that wraps you in textural soundscapes that take you on quite a unique musical journey, meshing together elements of light and dark, alternative and dream, and taking some of the best elements from a multitude of electronic genres an

There is something refreshing about discovering an artist who approaches songwriting as a way to work through life's complicated moments, taking feelings that can sometimes be difficult to explain and turning them into something melodic, thoughtful, and relatable. Tyler Allred brings that kind of personal approach to his music, combining an indie sensibility with an appreciation for honest songwriting and the emotional details that make everyday experiences worth writing abou

A beautiful new single from Anna May delivers a very heavy-handed honesty, portrayed with incredibly descriptive lyrics that paint a picture of a situation, and I feel like it's something that feels like it's out of a scene from a movie. The way she gets into detail about feeling lost after being rejected by someone is really amazing, simply because she makes it so straightforward. Her lyrics are semi-lighthearted, simply because she can be so blunt. This is something I reall

The Rat Utopia Experiment are a Washington-based, female-fronted five-piece rock band known for their theatrical performances, striking visual presentation, intense guitar riffs, and emotionally charged lyrics. Their sound incorporates influences from 1960s music, riot grrrl, noise rock, and trip-hop. The band features Phia Lane on vocals, Francis Green on bass, Maddox Mullins on lead guitar, Drix Drixolle on rhythm guitar, and Christian Montemayor on drums. The group signed

Sometimes you get a record that brings together musicians who are so seasoned and such masters of their craft that the release itself brings together a fusion of energy, technical ability, heart, and melody. This is exactly the case when it comes to the new release from Usein Bekirov, an outstanding pianist and composer who put a new album out recently and, in doing so, brought together some incredible performers and players so that the whole thing just comes through with suc

Photo Credit: Katie Oscar Their new single captures the fragile tautness of falling in love when it’s tested by distance and uncertainty NEW ORLEANS, LA - Mira Lazuli releases “Tuesday,” a playfully tender but cinematic folk song stretched out in the space between missing someone and trusting that they’ll come back. Inspired by new love and the uncertainties of a long-distance relationship, the song explores how it feels to care deeply for someone while still learning how to

Colin Moore gave the first version of “Beneath the Lights” a C+. His own song. That’s a useful detail in a business where every new single apparently has to be someone’s finest hour. The MegaDestroyer guitarist and vocalist believed in the writing. The recording hadn’t caught up. Then producer Adam James heard the Omaha band’s earlier single “Parachutes” on Spotify and reached out. Their collaboration took “Beneath the Lights” into electronic pop territory, with Ted Jensen ma