Derek Lai: “Blankets” – tinted with just the right amount of nostalgic positivity
Derek Lai is a pop singer from Toronto, Canada. The up-and-coming artist has had a lifelong passion for music and intertwines emotional … Keep Reading
Quarry: “White Wishy Washy World” – stellar songwriting and performance!
Amazingly agile with both the English language and electronic musical instrumentation, as well as possessing a healthy grasp of production techniques, the … Keep Reading
Charly & The Characters: “Don’t Know Don’t Care” – a clear-cut perspective
“Don’t Know Don’t Care” is the new single from Los Angeles based musical artist Charly & The Characters. This isn’t the first … Keep Reading
Rose Coyote: “Clever Girl” – Paths for adventures in unexplored areas of sound
Rose Coyote is a bass driven semi-electronic project made up Lydia Rose (Vocals) and Dave Hagan (Beats, Vocals, Engineering). “Clever Girl” is … Keep Reading
P.E.T.S: “Generations” – more than just a bunch of eclectic indie hipsters
The song “Generations”, by P.E.T.S, is a kind of fight against the sepia-toned humdrum that pop music is currently dishing out. It … Keep Reading
MARG: “THE VOICES” – no shortage of emotion!
After capturing attention in 2016 with her first, extended play “MARG EP” at the still tender age of 18, Argentinian-born, American Singer-Songwriter … Keep Reading
Kaeyra: “Fountains of Gold” – fully in charge and engaged
Spending time at her mother’s music school as a child, Kaeyra has learned to play several instruments as well as inspire her … Keep Reading
Harmony Drive: “Be There” leaves you happy and energized
Most times you can gauge the potential quality of a creative project just by gazing through its credits. In this case, the … Keep Reading
Newborn: “Honey Trap” – an understated and charming production
The Coney Island, Brooklyn-based band Newborn was formed by high school friends Allen James (vocals/guitar) and Eric Weglicki (guitar/bass/vocals) and a love of … Keep Reading
The Forgotten 45’s: “In Case You Forgot” – something sprawling and magnificent
All The Forgotten 45’s songs exist on a continuum between two poles: snappy, melodic-inflected pop tunes and vast, mind-altering classic rock soundscapes. “In … Keep Reading
