Tag: I Should've Let You Go from Prience Moore

Daniel Dor Releases A Cosmic Journey Through Piano And Progressive Soundscapes In ‘Crab Nebula’

Jaffa-based artist Daniel Dor has unveiled a new track and accompanying music video from his forthcoming EP, "Crab Nebula". This Israeli musician, singer, and composer have transformed his sound from a grunge rock trio to a more instrumental, psychedelic, and occasionally dream pop-infused style. Daniel's musical journey began as a guitarist and member of the bands "The Brothers and the Animals" and "Sweet Peanut in the...

“Ever for Ever”: The Disarming Vulnerability of Boxwood Ivy

There is a distinct, intentional haze surrounding Boxwood Ivy and the new single, "Ever for Ever". While the artist chooses anonymity, hiding their face from the Los Angeles glare, the music itself is disarmingly exposed. It doesn’t try to impress you; it sits next to you on the couch and sighs, carrying the weight of a history that feels both personal and universal. https://open.spotify.com/track/6uuHsKs3LSOQGA1tYOW17X?si=6c5a78e318994442 The track...

Prience Moore Finds Groove in the Grief on “I Should’ve Let You Go”

Seattle-based artist Prience Moore has released his new pop-soul single, "I Should've Let You Go." Moore, who pulls inspiration from a wide-ranging palette that...