Dalton Jones Brings Country Warmth to “Your Favorite Song”
Dalton Jones keeps things warm and direct on Your Favorite Song, a modern country track built around the kind of music people attach to real memories. The melody is easy to settle into, the…
Retro Pop, Rap and Hard Rock Cafe Energy Meet in The Wind’s New Song
This time, let us get straight to the point and learn how to dance like stars. The K-pop guys from The Wind are here to help. Party Like A Rock Star is a song…
Jordan Sand Turns Improvisation Into Seven Minutes of Haunting Ambient Music
Jordan Sand has released Baby with the Sail, the first song from her upcoming album Baby Ghost. What we have here is deep, gripping ambient music that runs for almost seven minutes. The instrument…
AJ Blakeney-Lewis Brings Polished Pop Back Into the Spotlight on Green Scene
Somewhere along the way, independent pop learned to treat polish with suspicion, which makes AJ Blakeney-Lewis’s wholehearted embrace of adult-contemporary sheen rather refreshing. Green Scene contains twelve…
The Personal History Beneath Hilary Cousins’ New Single “The Well”
Hilary Cousins usually works in the folk-rock genre, where drums and guitars carry much of the weight, and his new…
Kaydelis Raise Expectations for Year of the Horse With the Slow-Burning “Mediums”
Year of the Horse will be the fourth album from Atlanta five-piece Kaydelis, which makes their modest public profile slightly…
THE LATEST
Ofrenda: Poems of Devotion & Resistance Finds Bella Baxter Building Rituals From Bruises, Breath and Noise
Before the first beat has finished settling, the word ofrenda has already changed the terms of listening. Bella Baxter present this music as…
Punk, Folk and Private Damage Collide Across Bellends’ Rowdy New Album So It Goes
Bad weeks, late nights and one final attempt to get your life together all fit comfortably inside the title So It Goes. Bellends…
Exclusive Review: Azwel Opens the Doors to Lives in Motion Ahead of Its September Release
I am exactly the sort of woman who invents private histories for strangers in cafés, so Azwel’s imaginary town caught my attention before…
Jupiter’s Kiss Returns After Three Years With “Do U Wish 2 Continue?”
Jupiter’s Kiss returns after three years with a title borrowed from a screen waiting for input, while the music underneath hesitates, circles and…
BOULEVARD’S PEARLS
Ofrenda: Poems of Devotion & Resistance Finds Bella Baxter Building Rituals From Bruises, Breath and Noise
Before the first beat has finished settling, the word ofrenda has already changed the terms of listening. Bella Baxter present this music as an object laid before the living, the dead, the beloved and the…
Punk, Folk and Private Damage Collide Across Bellends’ Rowdy New Album So It Goes
Bad weeks, late nights and one final attempt to get your life together all fit…
Exclusive Review: Azwel Opens the Doors to Lives in Motion Ahead of Its September Release
I am exactly the sort of woman who invents private histories for strangers in cafés,…
Jupiter’s Kiss Returns After Three Years With “Do U Wish 2 Continue?”
Jupiter’s Kiss returns after three years with a title borrowed from a screen waiting for…
Twenty String Quintet Works Test the Limits of Memory on Pilpil Music’s “Faces & Places”
Twenty pieces for string quintet is the sort of proposition that makes a casual listener…
Ofrenda: Poems of Devotion & Resistance Finds Bella Baxter Building Rituals From Bruises, Breath and Noise
Before the first beat has finished settling, the word ofrenda has already changed the terms of listening. Bella…
Punk, Folk and Private Damage Collide Across Bellends’ Rowdy New Album So It Goes
Bad weeks, late nights and one final attempt to get your life together all fit comfortably inside the…
AJ Blakeney-Lewis Brings Polished Pop Back Into the Spotlight on Green Scene
Somewhere along the way, independent pop learned to treat polish with suspicion, which makes AJ Blakeney-Lewis’s wholehearted embrace…
Ofrenda: Poems of Devotion & Resistance Finds Bella Baxter Building Rituals From Bruises, Breath and Noise
Before the first beat has finished settling, the word ofrenda has already changed the terms of listening. Bella Baxter present this music as an object…
Punk, Folk and Private Damage Collide Across Bellends’ Rowdy New Album So It Goes
Bad weeks, late nights and one final attempt to get your life together all fit comfortably inside the title So It Goes. Bellends carried that…
AJ Blakeney-Lewis Brings Polished Pop Back Into the Spotlight on Green Scene
Somewhere along the way, independent pop learned to treat polish with suspicion, which makes AJ Blakeney-Lewis’s wholehearted embrace of adult-contemporary sheen rather refreshing. Green Scene…
Exclusive Review: Azwel Opens the Doors to Lives in Motion Ahead of Its September Release
I am exactly the sort of woman who invents private histories for strangers in cafés, so Azwel’s imaginary town caught my attention before its first…
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
Ofrenda: Poems of Devotion & Resistance Finds Bella Baxter Building Rituals From Bruises, Breath and Noise
Before the first beat has finished settling, the word ofrenda…
Punk, Folk and Private Damage Collide Across Bellends’ Rowdy New Album So It Goes
Bad weeks, late nights and one final attempt to get…
AJ Blakeney-Lewis Brings Polished Pop Back Into the Spotlight on Green Scene
Somewhere along the way, independent pop learned to treat polish…
Exclusive Review: Azwel Opens the Doors to Lives in Motion Ahead of Its September Release
I am exactly the sort of woman who invents private…
“My Listeners Love My Honesty”: Ferdinand Rennie Discusses the Emotion Behind You Wrote Hallelujah
Songwriting credit sits at the heart of You Wrote Hallelujah, the latest single from Austrian-born, Scotland-based singer Ferdinand Rennie. Written by Michael Andrew Storm and Meg McAndrew, then produced by Alan Vukelic alongside Rennie, the…
Paul Stone & The Basement Collective: “We All Have Input to Create That Human Vibe”
Paul Stone has built his musical life around patience, close relationships…
Paris WYA on MANNEQUIN: “I’m not asking, “Who am I?” anymore. I’m asking, “What kind of life do I want to create?””
When Paris WYA talks about music, she often returns to one…
Prima Apollinaare: “Today I Know Where I Stand, What I Want, and Most of All, Who I Am”
Prima Apollinaare grew up in a house with a piano she…
Merchant Seaman, Rapper, Filmmaker: Sk8tie Is Building Something Bigger Than a Single
The streets where Khiry Bivins grew up carry names like Pinocchio,…
INDIE BOULEVARD MAGAZINE™
August
Our new issue is filled with beautiful music and beautiful people waiting for you to discover them. Read on, get inspired, and enjoy the stars of indie music!
FRESH RELEASES & HOT NEWS
Dalton Jones Brings Country Warmth to “Your Favorite Song”
Dalton Jones keeps things warm and direct on Your Favorite Song, a modern country track built around the kind of music people attach to real memories. The melody is easy to settle into, the…
Retro Pop, Rap and Hard Rock Cafe Energy Meet in The Wind’s New Song
This time, let us get straight to the point and learn how to dance like stars. The K-pop guys from The Wind are here to help. Party Like A Rock Star is a song…
Jordan Sand Turns Improvisation Into Seven Minutes of Haunting Ambient Music
Jordan Sand has released Baby with the Sail, the first song from her upcoming album Baby Ghost. What we have here is deep, gripping ambient music that runs for almost seven minutes. The instrument…
The Personal History Beneath Hilary Cousins’ New Single “The Well”
Hilary Cousins usually works in the folk-rock genre, where drums and guitars carry much of the weight, and his new single The Well shifts that responsibility toward…
Atticus Roness’ Wives’ Tale Already Feels Like a Rock Classic
I can’t listen to Wives’ Tale without my brain insisting it has existed for decades. I knew perfectly well it…
Leea Clem’s “close to u” Is Dark Pop That Actually Has the Shuffle to Back It Up
The shuffle on “close to u” is the first thing that registers. UK garage tempo inside a dark pop production…
ART & LIFE
Bunny X Turns Silence Into Something Beautiful on “Even If We Don’t Talk”
Today I’m back with another recommendation: a warm, glowing track called Even If We Don’t Talk from Bunny X. On the technical side, this single…
Can One Song Change Everything? Lila Holler’s ‘Bruising’ Might Just Do That
Songs can be different. Some are like a flash of lightning, others like a long road, and others like an interesting story. The track ‘Bruising’…
Daniella Binyamin Stuns with Raw Honesty in Her Latest Track ‘Rock n Roll’
I want to share with you a new song performed by the singer Daniella Binyamin and her new single ‘Rock n Roll’. In my opinion,…
Bunny X Turns Silence Into Something Beautiful on “Even If We Don’t Talk”
Today I’m back with another recommendation: a warm, glowing track called Even If We Don’t Talk from Bunny X. On the technical side, this single lands beautifully — Bunny X blend danceable drive with real…
This Just In: The Coronas’ Latest Hit Redefines Romance in Pop Rock – Find Out Why!
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…
Repeat Alert! Daya’s “Don’t Call”: Unveiling Vulnerability Through Electronic Pop
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…
Nostalgia and Warmth: Why “Fortune Teller” by Mike Montrey Band Will Captivate You
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…
Ofrenda: Poems of Devotion & Resistance Finds Bella Baxter Building Rituals From Bruises, Breath and Noise
Before the first beat has finished settling, the word ofrenda has already changed the terms of listening. Bella Baxter present this music…
Punk, Folk and Private Damage Collide Across Bellends’ Rowdy New Album So It Goes
Bad weeks, late nights and one final attempt to get your life together all fit comfortably inside the title So It Goes.…
AJ Blakeney-Lewis Brings Polished Pop Back Into the Spotlight on Green Scene
Somewhere along the way, independent pop learned to treat polish with suspicion, which makes AJ Blakeney-Lewis’s wholehearted embrace of adult-contemporary sheen rather…
Exclusive Review: Azwel Opens the Doors to Lives in Motion Ahead of Its September Release
I am exactly the sort of woman who invents private histories for strangers in cafés, so Azwel’s imaginary town caught my attention…
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