Music

Cali Tucker’s “Dandelion” Is A Soulful Anthem Of Letting Go

The Las Vegas Cali Tucker’s latest single "Dandelion" transforms personal struggles into a powerful anthem of self-liberation. Cali Tucker is very familiar with country music; it is in her blood. She has strong ties to country music because her mother was a singer in the 1970s and her aunt is the famous country singer Tanya Tucker. After a successful  viral resurgence Cali re-released "Dandelion" after "Urban...

Feel the Pressure: The Gilhoolys Unleash “Bad Routine”

Listening to The Gilhoolys’ new single, "Bad Routine," is to feel the pressure of a low, grey sky just before it breaks. There’s a muscular, unapologetic rock energy here, the kind of sound forged in rooms with sticky floors and loud histories. It moves with a bruised swagger, the ghost of Thin Lizzy hanging around the edges of a decidedly modern indie rock angst,...

Kaitlin Corbett Jones Makes Big Feelings Freeze In ‘Make The World Stand Still’

Press play and the room changes temperature. 'Make The World Stand Still' by Kaitlin Corbett Jones comes in with piano, strings, and a voice...

Aynsley Saxe Lets New Love Hold Its Shape In “Silhouette”

The Canadian singer-songwriter turns early romance into an intimate acoustic single from her forthcoming album "A Thousand Stars". Some feelings arrive before language is ready...

Drew Swords Makes Breakup FOMO Feel Loud In “Better Without Me?”

This is the kind of breakup track that checks your pulse before you have time to act fine. Drew Swords comes in hot on "Better...

John Muka Band Make Wanting Feel Like A Full-Room Groove In “More & More”

The Jacksonville band John Muka Band turns hunger, horns, strings, and live-band heat into a single built for repeat plays. Press play and "More &...

Celeste Marie Wilson Turns Southern Girlhood Into Shelter In “Willow”

The Texas country and Americana singer-songwriter Celeste Marie Wilson frames resilience, sisterhood, and southern poetry with a voice rooted in Gulf Coast memory. There are...

Total Reverends Turn Refusal Into Public Pressure In ‘The Revolution Is Inevitable’

Some songs arrive like warnings from streets that have already learned the smell of rain on hot concrete. Before the first shout fully settles,...

Anacy Makes Heartbreak Sprint For The Exit In ‘Good Luck To Her’

The South African artist Anacy turns betrayal into a fast-moving cinematic pop release packed with bite, motion, and a hard-earned sense of self. 'Good...

TerrorBird Makes Bad Romance Feel Loud, Bright, And Done On ‘Crawling’

Manchester's TerrorBird crashes in with a debut single that turns toxic attachment into a sharp, handmade indie rush. 'Crawling' has the energy of finally...

Zak Coghlan Lets Weight Become Lift In ‘Lead Balloon’

A city can teach a person how to carry noise. The Liberties, with its old trade routes and close communal pulse, has long carried...

Stefan Elbl Packs Survival Instinct And Guitar Heat Into ‘Chungungo’

The Chilean musician Stefan Elbl's eighth album 'Chungungo' hits with sharp riffs, Spanish-language urgency, and a fearless sense of movement between Quilpué and San...

Dayne Malcolm And Jodian Pantry Make Praise Feel Loud On “We Give You the Glory (Bless Your Name)”

Praise songs enter politely. This one walks in with its hands raised and a story already in motion. "We Give You the Glory (Bless Your...

Leopold Nunan Turns The Club Switch All The Way On In ‘In The Music’

Priscilla Loya and Juwan Rates help fire up a house and garage cut that feels handmade for bodies that refuse to stay still. Press...