Lost Soldiers by Kianja marches onto the scene with the steady rhythm of a heartbeat, its Afrobeat-inspired grooves pulsing like blood through veins. The track’s unexpected military drum pattern transforms this summer anthem into a more introspective journey through the battlefields of modern masculinity. Kianja’s vocals float above the instrumental landscape like a soulful meditation. […]

Too Fine drops like a smooth operator into the UK music scene, courtesy of Gabzy, JayO, and Odeal. This trio of rising stars have concocted a sultry brew that’s equal parts R&B, Alté, and Afro-swing, served up on a platter of RZ’s slick production. The track oozes with the confidence of young artists who know […]

Can’t Walk Away simmers with the heat of summer nights and unresolved feelings. 49th & Main, the Irish duo of Ben O’Sullivan and Paddy King, team up with A Little Sound to craft a pulsating indie dance track that refuses to let go. Counter Records presents this earworm, destined for repeat plays on sweaty dancefloors […]

Taylor Kelly brings an introspective and soulful vibe to her music, reflecting her deep connection to jazz, soul, and funk. Born and raised in Rochester, NY, Kelly has become a staple of the vibrant Philadelphia music scene. Her latest release, The Spins (EP), is a seamless blend of genres. This six-song collection navigates the complexities of the […]

Mae Stephens’ Small Town Syndrome nails the suffocating feeling of living in a fishbowl community. This track shows a different side of Mae Stephens, moving away from her earlier pop hits and diving into raw, personal territory. Her voice is a rollercoaster of emotion, bringing to life the daily drama of small-town existence. The music […]

Run Like Crazy by Baby J, a Wisconsin native turned Miami dweller, debuts with a track that radiates authenticity. This newcomer’s first offering eschews flashy production for raw, unfiltered emotion. Baby J’s voice captivates with its distinctive timbre. It’s a warm, textured instrument that conveys her personal odyssey with disarming sincerity. As she sings over […]

Kat Von D’s Illusion slithers through the speakers, a slinky synthwave serpent coiling around the listener’s psyche. This track, plucked from her upcoming album “My Side of the Mountain,” doesn’t just flirt with darkness; it slow dances with it under a disco ball moon. Kat Von D’s voice floats like smoke, carrying lyrics that drip […]

Kristina Nichol’s Liar sneaks up on you. It’s a raw dive into the mental tug-of-war we often have with ourselves. Kristina transforms those late-night, anxiety-ridden thoughts into a track that’s both haunting and oddly catchy. Recorded in Phoenix, this song brings more than just desert heat. It’s got an edge that cuts through the noise, […]

We’ve been captivated by the songs on Alexa Kate’s first ever EP “Wishing You Well,” from the introspective Crash to the poignant To My Younger Self (Roses). And now, the title track also of the same name delivers another emotional wallop, capturing the raw aftermath of a relationship’s end with surprising intimacy. Wishing You Well […]

Alexa Kate’s To My Younger Self (Roses) carves out a curious niche in the self-reflection genre. It’s not quite a letter to the past nor a simple celebration of growth. Instead, she weaves a sonic tapestry that blurs the lines between then and now, creating an oddly comforting temporal dissonance. The track opens with piano […]