R&B songstress Wynter Bates recently dropped a new single and video. “Sounds of Rain” about navigating tough times but knowing that they won’t last forever, mustering the courage to push through. The song is driven by atmospheric synths and Bates’ amiable vocals with fellow artist Dom Francois enlisted for a verse as well. The visual finds Bates passionately singing out
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Singer-songwriter Max Niemann has the visual out for his recent debut single “Nowhere You Am.” Shot by Anya Belomoina and Alex Niemann, the scene finds the artist playing guitar in front of various scenic backdrops as footage of Niemann exploring a quirky sculpture park, skipping rocks, serenading cows and driving across a beautiful mountainous countryside weave in as well. Looks
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Electronic emo (“dreamcore”) artist Cloak recently released a new single and video. The visual is filmed by the artist at the face of a washing machine with his reflection in view – fitting the song’s theme. “Spirit of the Laundromat” touches on running around in circles trying to find your purpose. Check it out!
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Indie folk rockers Crawlspace decided to wrap their project up last year, but it felt right for them to release a final single earlier this month. “Wasted” is given space to breathe for five and a half minutes, touching on poignant lyrical themes with a melody that feels like a fragmented sunset. The song gradually crescendos into a massive display
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Rahn Harper returns with a stripped down version of three pop-oriented tracks.
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YMN dropped a new album on Valentines Day. With six tunes, the genre-fluid artist gets a lot off his chest regarding heartbreak and recuperation. Blending fast-quipped bars with acoustic guitar melodies, sung choruses and minimalist hip hop production, YMN expresses the shame and blame that comes with the disintegration of a relationship, channeling a mixed bag of anger and sadness
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The band deliver a new single from their sophomore album, “Yolk.”
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We chatted about the continuous journey of building a brand, bowling alleys, best food in Chicago, & more.
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Dubb Saq returns with a new project, sharpening his pen towards a person with a special connection.
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Marsha Swanson’s latest track, “Gustav Mahler’s Letter of Intent & Alma Mahler’s Lament,” is a poignant exploration of the tumultuous relationship between Gustav and Alma Mahler. Drawing directly from their intimate love letters and diary entries, Swanson, a distant descendant of Mahler, brings a deeply personal perspective to the classical realm. In this track, Swanson demonstrates her versatility as an
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“How Like You This?” by North Ship pulls us into a stunning musical experience from its very first notes. The song begins with an enchanting blend of synths, ethereal guitars, and a steady bassline that sets the stage for what unfolds next. The drumbeats drive the rhythm forward with energy, adding depth and dimension to the intricate layers of sound.
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Solo and his squad are posted up in the new video about his come up.
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LBM Lil Joe returns with a tape full of features and unrelenting hustle rap.
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PaperStacks returns with a love song about over the top romance.
Read moreMaryland product and rising sensation Redveil re-released his track ‘f2g’ from the “playing w/ fire” EP this morning with a spunky twist.
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Certified Trapper releases his fourth single of the year with “Tour.”
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Less Than Jake frontman Chris DeMakes doesn’t ska-daddle when we ask him about his band’s obsession with Pez dispensers
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Dres returned with a new track over the weekend, and he’s looking to put posteriors in motion.
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The band announces a new album, a release show, and this new single.
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This week, we’ve got new music from Motel Breakfast, Cozy Danger, Dres and more.
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Producer Haywyre dropped a new single at the end of January. “Chromatically” is a colorful midtempo house cut with plenty of charisma and enchantment, utilizing stylish keyboard arrangements and electric zaps to complement the stomping rhythm. All the pieces together summon a wash of good feelings, putting you in a groovy bliss. Give it a spin!
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Andrew Jambura, known for his indie rock project Sat. Nite Duets and being co-owner of Silver City Studios, released a new solo single – his first since 2015. “Can U Spell God?” ruminates on the balance between life’s amusements and the times when everything feels lackluster. With a bright and bouncy melody embellished by sunny synths and jaunty saxophone, the
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Percussionist-composer Mike Neumeyer released a new album earlier this month. Utilizing a midi controller, Neumeyer unlocks a new realm of sounds previously unexplored by his acoustic instruments by electronically manipulating marimba, vibraphone, piano and guitar. The result is, as the title suggests, an adventurous batch of whimsical rhythms that wander wide-open sonic planes and cosmic atmospheres. Mike Neumeyer goes interstellar
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The four-track release features everything that KASE stands for, plus explorations with effects and sounds that take things to a new stratosphere.
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The up-and-coming indie singer/songwriter Kevin Arroyo just added another single to his discography that started back in 2020.
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