Tag: Melinda Joy collaborates with Son of Cormack

Nottingham’s Euplasia Reclaims Childhood Magic in “Hallayoola”

Nottingham-based solo artist Euplasia has briefly stepped away from the intense realities of the NHS frontlines to deliver "Hallayoola", a hyper-colorful, foot-stomping indie rock single. After devoting years to fatherhood and public healthcare, you might expect his return to music to carry the heavy, exhausted weight of those environments. Instead, we get pure, unapologetic serotonin. https://open.spotify.com/track/1YJLFmaBVsQkyOzrvWpMOw?si=7de57aa7e02e49ba Following his recent drop "You Wonder" (which will also serve...

Is Ignorance Rebellion? Faint Halos Ask on “I Don’t Want to Know”

Faint Halos smash headlong into our digitally fragmented reality with "I Don't Want to Know," an urgent, anxiety-laced blast of alt-rock. The Philadelphia band steered by founder and songwriter Paul Hashemi alongside Miguel Padro, Bill Hallinan, and Matt Cieljka has explicitly declared war on the modern crisis of engagement. Following their 2024 album "I can see a million lights", they continue to completely bypass sterile,...

Melinda Joy And JT Martin Say Don’t Wait For “Too Late”

If hesitation had a beat, it might sound like “Too Late.” Melinda Joy and JT Martin’s new single "Too Late" arrives with guitars, steady...