The harmonica on “Nomad” is so loud, so omnipresent, so unapologetically itself that it essentially functions as the song’s fourth band member. Adam Gaffney clearly decided this track would live or die by the…
Kissmet wrote “Ruin Me” after a road trip spent mainlining Sabrina Carpenter, and the genealogy is audible within five seconds. Everything here is engineered for velocity — the hook lands early, repeats often, and…
An acoustic guitar, a voice pressed right against the microphone, and backing harmonies that arrive the way warmth returns to a cold room — gradually, until you realize the air has changed. Konez catalogues…
Canadian singer Annika Catharina has released an amazing country track, ‘You and Me,’ which at the same time sounds modern and distinctive. I especially love the way…
Bernice Marsala, a multiple award-winning singer-songwriter out of Nashville, Tennessee, has dropped a fresh single “Crazy One” featuring Charles Connolly…
Sleeps Under Beams — trio consisting of Drew on instruments, Anna on vocals and Lisa on lyrics — release their…
The harmonica on “Nomad” is so loud, so omnipresent, so unapologetically itself that it essentially functions as the song’s fourth band member. Adam…
Kissmet wrote “Ruin Me” after a road trip spent mainlining Sabrina Carpenter, and the genealogy is audible within five seconds. Everything here is…
An acoustic guitar, a voice pressed right against the microphone, and backing harmonies that arrive the way warmth returns to a cold room…
Love, BB emerged from the velvet murk of Brooklyn speakeasy gigs circa 2012, a trio serenading candlelit tables where nobody was listening. Brooke…
Trip-hop has always possessed a strange quality — it aged beautifully. Massive Attack records from the mid-nineties sound fresher today than half of what came out last week. Portishead still provoke a physical sensation of…
You know dreams aren’t useless, that they can give you more than they appear to…
Howard Louis from Philadelphia took everything he knows how to do — rock, alternative, pop,…
Matt Hansen, a twenty-five-year-old from Los Angeles with a billion streams behind him and no…
Thirty years is long enough for a band to live several lives. Break up, reunite,…
The harmonica on “Nomad” is so loud, so omnipresent, so unapologetically itself that it essentially functions as the…
Kissmet wrote “Ruin Me” after a road trip spent mainlining Sabrina Carpenter, and the genealogy is audible within…
An acoustic guitar, a voice pressed right against the microphone, and backing harmonies that arrive the way warmth…
The harmonica on “Nomad” is so loud, so omnipresent, so unapologetically itself that it essentially functions as the song’s fourth band member. Adam Gaffney clearly…
Kissmet wrote “Ruin Me” after a road trip spent mainlining Sabrina Carpenter, and the genealogy is audible within five seconds. Everything here is engineered for…
An acoustic guitar, a voice pressed right against the microphone, and backing harmonies that arrive the way warmth returns to a cold room — gradually,…
Love, BB emerged from the velvet murk of Brooklyn speakeasy gigs circa 2012, a trio serenading candlelit tables where nobody was listening. Brooke Backman sang,…
The harmonica on “Nomad” is so loud, so omnipresent, so…
Kissmet wrote “Ruin Me” after a road trip spent mainlining…
An acoustic guitar, a voice pressed right against the microphone,…
Love, BB emerged from the velvet murk of Brooklyn speakeasy…
Michael V. Doane has worked on both sides of the cultural divide — an indie garage label and Shakespeare in a black box theater, Broadway and Paramount, a musical about a Brooklyn diner and a…
His debut EP Taking Flight drops April 30th on Eastcote Recordings…
Maria Ellis grew up in a Greek Orthodox family on Long…
Matt Nation is an independent artist from Brooklyn who at some…
Michael Wolff is one of those rare jazz artists who feels…
The harmonica on “Nomad” is so loud, so omnipresent, so unapologetically itself that it essentially functions as the song’s fourth band member. Adam Gaffney clearly decided this track would live or die by the…
Kissmet wrote “Ruin Me” after a road trip spent mainlining Sabrina Carpenter, and the genealogy is audible within five seconds. Everything here is engineered for velocity — the hook lands early, repeats often, and…
An acoustic guitar, a voice pressed right against the microphone, and backing harmonies that arrive the way warmth returns to a cold room — gradually, until you realize the air has changed. Konez catalogues…
Bernice Marsala, a multiple award-winning singer-songwriter out of Nashville, Tennessee, has dropped a fresh single “Crazy One” featuring Charles Connolly — and this is a genuinely hot…
I turned on “Somebody’s Maybe” with the lazy expectation of yet another cosmic façade, and thirty seconds in I caught…
Premiere on Indie Boulevard! A single from his third album, Magical (digital release — May 22). An Americana duet recorded…
Canadian singer Annika Catharina has released an amazing country track, ‘You and Me,’ which at the same time sounds modern and distinctive. I especially love…
The slow, romantic and dreamy ballad ‘primer amor’ by Kaya Q in the Latin Pop genre will undoubtedly melt the hearts of fans of calm…
Alden Hellmuth has presented a new single ‘Face The Wall’, and this release is also a first glimpse of her upcoming album Tether, which will…
Canadian singer Annika Catharina has released an amazing country track, ‘You and Me,’ which at the same time sounds modern and distinctive. I especially love the way the guitar sounds in this song: fierce plucks…
The Irish rock band The Coronas, well-established in the music scene with sustained success and quality of their works, delights their fans once again with…
Some songs can touch the deepest feelings, and “Don’t Call” by Daya is a vivid example of this. Each chord, each word of this composition…
Sometimes, in quiet moments, a song like “Fortune Teller” by Mike Montrey Band wafts through the air, carrying a blend of nostalgia and warmth. This…
Blues has always been honest music. It was born on porches, in smoke-filled clubs, among people who hurt on the inside while…
Trip-hop has always possessed a strange quality — it aged beautifully. Massive Attack records from the mid-nineties sound fresher today than half…
You know dreams aren’t useless, that they can give you more than they appear to promise? Even when you know with certainty…
Howard Louis from Philadelphia took everything he knows how to do — rock, alternative, pop, show tunes — and on ‘How To…
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