Tag: Grace Hong

Authenticity on Display: The Bateleurs Share “For All To See”

Right then. The Bateleurs have dropped a new single, "For All To See," and it feels less like a simple release and more like someone throwing open the shutters on a sun-drenched Lisbon morning. This is Blues/Rock, clearly indebted to those early seventies giants, but carrying its own specific weight, its own regional accent humming underneath the swagger. https://open.spotify.com/album/3dGBpR6WGZ4bXJQjMqg5kh?si=9mA58maeTIOdopxn-cx9iA The track thrums with the energy of...

“Promise Me”: Cat Cork’s Indie Folk is Anything but Cat-atonic

Cat Cork, hailing from Woy Woy, just dropped "Promise Me," a single that feels like finding a lost photo tucked in the back of an old book. It's indie folk, yes, but not the type that’s content just being strummed on a porch. This one carries a weight, a quiet dread almost. It's about the choices we make when fear gets a bit too...

Grace & Moji’s “Our Love”: A Cinematic Love Letter In Song

The music business has been buzzing with excitement, and the indie music community has just lately received a new and highly awaited album named...