‘Scared To Lose’ By PEPTALK Is The Track That Makes Summer Brighter
Want to talk about a commercial pop track in the style of the best pop hits? Yes! The track ‘Scared To Lose’ by PEPTALK is exactly made to add to your summer playlist. I…
Xinssy Blends K-Pop and Dance Pop in Her New Single ‘Don’t say you were following my pace’
Korean pop performer Xinssy has released a new single ‘Don’t say you were following my pace’, continuing to develop her recognizable musical style. Xinssy is known for her ability to combine catchy pop melodies…
Max Berend Invites Listeners Into His Most Personal World on “Park of Insecurities”
Today I want to share with you an intimate indie folk track, “Park of Insecurities” by Max Berend. “Park of Insecurities” resonated with me very deeply. The theme of this track feels very close…
On The Dangerous Unc, BLIZM Finds the Corner of Hip-Hop Nobody Else Is Working
You could file The Dangerous Unc under hip-hop and be technically correct, but you’d be leaving out most of what makes it interesting. BLIZM, who helped shape…
Six Friends From Missouri, One Promise: Amenazar’s “Here For You”
The promise to stay. As song material, it’s among the riskiest things a band can attempt, because the gap between…
The Danish Singer-Songwriter Scene Has a New Earworm: Gabriel Jacobsen’s “Never More Believing”
The goodbye gets a lot of songs. The recovery gets a lot of songs. The anger, the missing covered, thoroughly,…
THE LATEST
‘Scared To Lose’ By PEPTALK Is The Track That Makes Summer Brighter
Want to talk about a commercial pop track in the style of the best pop hits? Yes! The track ‘Scared To Lose’ by…
Xinssy Blends K-Pop and Dance Pop in Her New Single ‘Don’t say you were following my pace’
Korean pop performer Xinssy has released a new single ‘Don’t say you were following my pace’, continuing to develop her recognizable musical style.…
Max Berend Invites Listeners Into His Most Personal World on “Park of Insecurities”
Today I want to share with you an intimate indie folk track, “Park of Insecurities” by Max Berend. “Park of Insecurities” resonated with…
Drey Ma-El Brings Fresh Energy to Reggaeton on “AMINLOV”
I really want to talk about the track “AMINLOV” by Drey Ma-El. Genre-wise, it is reggaeton, and it has quite an interesting sound.…
BOULEVARD’S PEARLS
Simon Talbot’s Compendium Is Heavier and Sharper Than Anything He’s Made Before
Thirty-three albums. I want to stay with that number for a second before talking about the music, because thirty-three albums changes the way you hear everything that follows. Most artists I review are on their…
Octopus Fox: Shu Lee’s MFDM Experiment Is Sprawling, Uneven, and Frequently Remarkable
Shu Lee’s third solo album arrives with the kind of ambition that makes a critic…
San Antonio’s Jet Lag Motel Debuts With Self-Produced No Vacancy, Bigger Plans Already on the Way
San Antonio has been quietly building a rock scene that runs on its own energy.…
Kayze’s Renaissance Wraps Its Sharpest Ideas in Glitter
The first thirty seconds of “Demons” glitter. Wide-screen synths, a stereo field that seems to…
Jacob Tell Under The Influence Review: The Best Moments and What It Says About His Next Album
Jacob Tell could have waited. After Hard To Be Human he had every right to…
‘Scared To Lose’ By PEPTALK Is The Track That Makes Summer Brighter
Want to talk about a commercial pop track in the style of the best pop hits? Yes! The…
On The Dangerous Unc, BLIZM Finds the Corner of Hip-Hop Nobody Else Is Working
You could file The Dangerous Unc under hip-hop and be technically correct, but you’d be leaving out most…
Xinssy Blends K-Pop and Dance Pop in Her New Single ‘Don’t say you were following my pace’
Korean pop performer Xinssy has released a new single ‘Don’t say you were following my pace’, continuing to…
‘Scared To Lose’ By PEPTALK Is The Track That Makes Summer Brighter
Want to talk about a commercial pop track in the style of the best pop hits? Yes! The track ‘Scared To Lose’ by PEPTALK is…
On The Dangerous Unc, BLIZM Finds the Corner of Hip-Hop Nobody Else Is Working
You could file The Dangerous Unc under hip-hop and be technically correct, but you’d be leaving out most of what makes it interesting. BLIZM, who…
Xinssy Blends K-Pop and Dance Pop in Her New Single ‘Don’t say you were following my pace’
Korean pop performer Xinssy has released a new single ‘Don’t say you were following my pace’, continuing to develop her recognizable musical style. Xinssy is…
Max Berend Invites Listeners Into His Most Personal World on “Park of Insecurities”
Today I want to share with you an intimate indie folk track, “Park of Insecurities” by Max Berend. “Park of Insecurities” resonated with me very…
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
‘Scared To Lose’ By PEPTALK Is The Track That Makes Summer Brighter
Want to talk about a commercial pop track in the…
On The Dangerous Unc, BLIZM Finds the Corner of Hip-Hop Nobody Else Is Working
You could file The Dangerous Unc under hip-hop and be…
Xinssy Blends K-Pop and Dance Pop in Her New Single ‘Don’t say you were following my pace’
Korean pop performer Xinssy has released a new single ‘Don’t…
Max Berend Invites Listeners Into His Most Personal World on “Park of Insecurities”
Today I want to share with you an intimate indie…
PREMIERE: “The Only” — Inside the Song Tamar Kaprelian Wrote the Chorus to 15 Years Before Becoming a Mother
Tamar Kaprelian was signed by Clive Davis and Jimmy Iovine. Dropped. Instead of staying in that wreckage, she went and built Nvak Collective — a company that’s educated thousands of women on how to navigate…
“I Don’t Know That I’m Capable of Being Inauthentic” — Bernie Sirelson on Staying True to Sound Over Strategy
Some artists chase relevance. Bernie Sirelson chases something else entirely —…
“I Was on a Plane in Amsterdam, Dealing with Anxiety About Being Away from My Kids” — Wyatt Lowe on the Real Story Behind “The Road Back to You”
Wyatt Lowe released his first record at thirteen. Was touring nationally…
“I Have to Approach Improvisation NOT as a Jazz Player” — Steve Wilson on the Billy Childs Concerto That Changed How He Hears Himself
There are musicians who chase the spotlight, and there are musicians…
“Billie Eilish Ignored My Track” — Vegan Rapper ColdPoison Calls Out the Biggest Name in Plant-Based Pop
ColdPoison is an independent vocalist and rapper from the vegan movement,…
INDIE BOULEVARD MAGAZINE™
June
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
‘Scared To Lose’ By PEPTALK Is The Track That Makes Summer Brighter
Want to talk about a commercial pop track in the style of the best pop hits? Yes! The track ‘Scared To Lose’ by PEPTALK is exactly made to add to your summer playlist. I…
Xinssy Blends K-Pop and Dance Pop in Her New Single ‘Don’t say you were following my pace’
Korean pop performer Xinssy has released a new single ‘Don’t say you were following my pace’, continuing to develop her recognizable musical style. Xinssy is known for her ability to combine catchy pop melodies…
Max Berend Invites Listeners Into His Most Personal World on “Park of Insecurities”
Today I want to share with you an intimate indie folk track, “Park of Insecurities” by Max Berend. “Park of Insecurities” resonated with me very deeply. The theme of this track feels very close…
The Danish Singer-Songwriter Scene Has a New Earworm: Gabriel Jacobsen’s “Never More Believing”
The goodbye gets a lot of songs. The recovery gets a lot of songs. The anger, the missing covered, thoroughly, by basically every songwriter who’s ever held…
Sydney J Built “Angel Baby” Alone in a Room — It Sounds Like It Holds an Entire Sky
“Angel Baby” starts with fingerpicked acoustic guitar and stays there for a while — long enough for you to settle…
“Cherry” Signals a New Phase for Sam Plourd — and She Sounds Ready
“Cherry” opens with an energy that feels almost confrontational for indie rock. Punk-adjacent drums shove the track forward while retro…
ART & LIFE
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,…
‘Penci’ By Ryann Ross —A Track That Reshapes The Perception Of Modern Indie Pop Sound
Today I want to introduce you to the new mysterious and light single ‘Irish Exit’ released by American singer Ryann Ross. Right away, a subtle…
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’ is just from the category of the latter. Author and…
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…
On The Dangerous Unc, BLIZM Finds the Corner of Hip-Hop Nobody Else Is Working
You could file The Dangerous Unc under hip-hop and be technically correct, but you’d be leaving out most of what makes it…
Simon Talbot’s Compendium Is Heavier and Sharper Than Anything He’s Made Before
Thirty-three albums. I want to stay with that number for a second before talking about the music, because thirty-three albums changes the…
Stephanie Babirak’s Rotten Fruit Asks If You’re Born Bad or Built That Way
photo on the cover by David Zayas Jr Naming a harp album Rotten Fruit is a choice that tells you something before…
Octopus Fox: Shu Lee’s MFDM Experiment Is Sprawling, Uneven, and Frequently Remarkable
Shu Lee’s third solo album arrives with the kind of ambition that makes a critic instinctively suspicious. The scope is enormous: dozens…
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