Music

“Black It Out”: Kevin Driscoll’s Haunting Ache.

Kevin Driscoll’s debut single, “Black It Out,” doesn’t so much introduce a new artist as it kicks open the door to a room mid-deconstruction. You’re immediately in the thick of it, dust in the air, surrounded by the emotional wreckage of something that was clearly, once, a home. https://open.spotify.com/track/02int8lfeW6gHlW85zb9Le?si=VphHuhmKSE68wTx4ebJ9ew That promised “catchy rhythmic guitar” has a beautifully troubled energy. It’s not a hook that invites you...

Mick J Clark Cracks The Christmas Code With Irresistible Single ”Sing Glory Glory Hallelujah”

A joyful addition to holiday playlists, Mick J. Clark’s latest track ''Sing Glory Glory Hallelujah" captures the heart of Christmas with humour, nostalgia, and catchy melodies. Mick J. Clark sings, writes songs, and is a great musician. He is signed to the Thoroughbred Record Label and has over 1,000,000 Spotify streams. There is another Christmas song by the English singer-songwriter Mick J. Clark called "Sing Glory...

Freddie Perry Celebrates Life’s Chaos in “WHAT EVEN IS LIFE?”

Freddie Perry has captured a very specific brand of Saturday afternoon existentialism in his new single "WHAT EVEN IS LIFE?" It’s a track that...

One Pulse: Luma Saint Unites the World with “All of Us”

Luma Saint invites us into a shared space with "All of Us," a track that feels like the sonic equivalent of finding a familiar...

A Synth-Pop Sanctuary: Lynney Williamson’s “I See You”

Lynney Williamson has delivered a pulse-quickening embrace with her remix single, "I See You." There is something inherently charming about a Glasgow artist crafting...

A Psychedelic Remodel: Ben Heyworth Revisits “Image of Roads”

Ben Heyworth returns with "Image of Roads (Montana Mix)", a track that feels like watching a blueprint suddenly sprout wings and take flight. Collaborating...

Sonic Seduction: Eshan Agarwal – “The Siren”

There is a specific, humid type of danger lurking in Eshan Agarwal’s new single, "The Siren", primarily because it sounds so deceptively inviting. Most...

Finding an Anchor: LunaRover Returns with “Little Things”

With LunaRover and their latest single "Little Things", I found myself suspended in that strange, gelatinous space between being fully awake and drifting into...

Mark Vennis & Different Place: Finding the Beauty in “Goodbye to All That”

Mark Vennis & Different Place have unleashed "Goodbye to All That", a record that feels less like a standard studio production and more like...

Sweet and Gritty: Janet Devlin’s “Candy”

Janet Devlin releases "Candy", and she sounds like she’s wearing a smirk that could stop traffic. This track doesn't tiptoe; it struts. From the...

Finding Survival in the Grit: “Derby Hill” by Derby Hill

There is a specific kind of quiet you find in the Midwest, and listening to Derby Hill and his self-titled release, "Derby Hill", feels...

Sweet Soul, Bitter Truth: Chris Oledude Presents “White Lie”

Chris Oledude presents "White Lie: Carolyn's Story", a single that initially feels like slipping into a warm bath before you realize the water is...

The Quiet Catastrophe of Neural Pantheon’s “The Merchant’s Last Coin”

With Neural Pantheon’s release of "The Merchant's Last Coin", I found myself instinctively clutching my pocket, not to protect my cash, but to make...

“Tremble” by The Quiet North: Healing in the Aftermath

The Quiet North has crafted something deeply resonant in the single "Tremble", a track that feels like the exact temperature of a Norwegian dusk....