VANNGO – We’ll Rise LA!

It’s rare to find a song that balances emotion and energy so perfectly. VANNGO’s debut single “We’ll Rise LA!” is more than just a song, it’s a powerful anthem born from real-life heartbreak and the unstoppable strength of our human…

Evelí Ray – Particles

I wasn’t expecting to fall in love with this song so fast, but here we are. Evelí Ray’s new single “Particles” is a breathtaking piece that immediately captures both the heart and the ear. Inspired by Rumi’s “Poem of the…

The Flip Phones – Polaris

Every now and then, you come across a song that demands your full attention, this is one of those moments. The Flip Phones return with their new single “Polaris” a vibrant highlight from their new EP Spinning Adrift. This track…

Categories: Indie Rock REVIEWS

Caitty – Alone

Caitty’s new single “Alone” is a heartfelt and beautifully crafted piece that captures the pure emotion of heartbreak. Her voice is rich, honest and incredibly captivating, pulling you into the song from the very first note. The piano and her…

Simeon Kirkegaard – *

Rise and shine, music lovers! This album is the perfect way to set the tone for the day. Simeon Kirkegaard’s second album “* (Asterisk)” is a beautifully crafted collection that blends orchestral richness with indie rock warmth. What stands out…

Rob Goldfinch – Again

I didn’t expect to be this hooked, but here I am, completely obsessed. Rob Goldfinch’s new single “Again” is a beautiful reminder of how music can speak straight to the heart. This song, born from real-life experience and deep emotion,…

Categories: Indie Pop REVIEWS

Wotts – NOT US

From the very first note, this track pulls you into its world and refuses to let go. Canadian indie pop duo Wotts are back and turning heads once more with their latest single, “NOT US”. This vibrant track is the…

Vatnehall – Back to Life

The moment I hit play, I knew I had to write about this. Vatnehall’s debut single “Back to Life” is a striking and emotional hard rock anthem that captures the spirit of resilience. With Svend Skogheim on drums and vocals…

Delta of Venus – Disengaged b/w Slipping

A few months ago, we reviewed Delta of Venus’s dreamy double single and now they return with a stunning visual companion to “Disengaged b/w Slipping”. Directed by Mystic photographer Michelle Gemma, this beautifully 8-minute music video shot takes a nostalgic…

Maddison Breen – Odesa

If you’re looking for something fresh and captivating, you’ve come to the right place. Maddison Breen’s new single “Odesa” is a bold and heartfelt introduction to an artist who’s clearly pouring every piece of herself into her music. From the…

Proklaim – ENCHANTMENT

Proklaim returns with another powerful release in his new single “ENCHANTMENT”. From the first listen, it’s clear that this artist is on a whole new level creatively. The production is polished and clean, giving the track a modern edge while…

Categories: Hip Hop - Rap REVIEWS

Lisa Michelle Anderson – Get To somewhere

Lisa Michelle Anderson just landed on my radar recently with her new album “Get To Somewhere” a heartfelt collection that beautifully blends Americana, folk, and soft rock into a warm and soul-stirring experience. With 9 songs, this album feels like…

Categories: Indie Folk REVIEWS

Lexi Berg – In So Deep

Never forget how special you are. Good morning! Lexi Berg returns with “In So Deep” a single that feels both timeless and refreshingly present. Her pure and charming voice shines across intimate verses and a rich and emotional chorus. There’s…

Junya Boy – Not Average

There’s something truly special about this release, let’s talk about it. Junya Boy’s latest single “Not Average” is a bold and confident statement from an artist who’s clearly on the rise. From the moment the beat kicks in, you can…

Categories: Hip Hop - Rap REVIEWS

ANN – Comfort Zone

Right from the start, this album struck a chord with me. There’s just something about it. ANN’s debut album “Comfort Zone” is a beautifully crafted collection of 10 songs, including an acoustic version of “Release Me.” From the very first…

Categories: Indie Pop REVIEWS