AUDIO: Thomas Xavier – “You Let Meee”
Thomas Xavier throws a rager on his latest.
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B&E Weekly Jams Presented by Bublr Bikes: 8/9 – 8/15/22
Check out new music this week from Motel Breakfast, The Beat Index, Lit Tiaa and more.
Read moreAUDIO: D.B. Rouse – “No Place To Be”
D.B. Rouse gets away to the desert on a new single.
Read moreAUDIO: Creepy Little Things – “Fallen Angel”
The dark alternative act has a debut record out full of raw aggression.
Read moreAUDIO: Andrew Cesarz – “29th of June”
Pop artist Andrew Cesarz has his second single out and it’s about the near-perfect summertime day. The only thing missing, however, is if a specific person would have been there with you. It’s that day when you realize you love them and that they would complete the picture. Andrew Cesarz is certainly becoming an artist to watch as he’s flown
Read moreAUDIO: Motel Breakfast – “MB (as in Modern Baseball)”
Indie rockers Motel Breakfast have a new song out, and as the title suggests, they take an emo direction with this one. With an intricate melody and confessional vocals, the song’s about struggling to be over a past relationship, but ultimately finding peace in the end through focusing your attention on something else. When we last heard from Motel Breakfast,
Read moreAUDIO: Toadskin – “Outdoor Lore”
Grunge-stoner rockers Toadskin are out with their proper debut record. Featuring some songs from their self-titled demo EP as well as new ones, the band immerse themselves in nature-themed jams laden with punk sensibilities. References to the Wisconsin landscape are made throughout the ten tracks such as the harshness of the cold with “Knives of Winter”, enjoying the water with
Read moreAUDIO: Emblazoned – “Nefarious Formation”
Blackened death metal band Emblazoned are out with a new record. The band rages with hunger for flesh over six tracks, detailing grotesque disfigurations resulting from the doings of an accursed society. Vengeance, malevolence, and disarray are the core tenets of “Nefarious Formation,” mercilessly pummeling mortal fools with infernal vocals, unwavering riffage and thrashing rhythms.
Read moreVIDEO: Less Common – “Daisy”
Less Common embody a previous generation of pop punk in their new video.
Read moreVIDEO: Isaiah M. Brown – “Rose Colored”
Isaiah M. Brown gets infatuated with the wrong woman in a new clip.
Read moreAUDIO: Sky Mccloud – “Sax At Midnight”
Sky Mccloud weaves brass into a late night beat with his new instrumental.
Read moreAUDIO: Lit Tiaa – “Women’s Rights”
Lit Tiaa takes a stand with a reaction to the Supreme Court.
Read moreAUDIO: Dubb Saq FT. Rubberband Bootsy – “Surfs Up!”
Hip hop artist Dubb Saq dropped a new single with Rubberband Bootsy. As the title implies, this one’s got a summertime feel perfect for being outside. Despite dealing with difficult circumstances such as loss and heartbreak, the two artists are looking up and stay hustling. You can count on Dubb Saq to have not only consistent drops but he collabs
Read moreAUDIO: House Tree – “Dog”
Indie pop duo House Tree dropped their second single and it’s a gentle ditty of a poignant tale. Jacob Slade and Jas Rosenblatt compare someone they’re telling to leave you alone to a lost pup that won’t go away. The artists have powerful chemistry, painting a difficult picture with their loving voices. We hope to keep hearing more from House
Read moreAUDIO: Docx – “It”
Experimental artist Docx has their sophomore album out today. Three years in the making, this album is a cosmic journey of sound, style, color and texture. The interlude “Exist?” featuring Kuntpills sums it up pretty well – the creative process is a beautiful escapism limitless in scope where revelations can occur at any time – and Docx explores those untethered
Read moreAUDIO: Max Segovia – “Moon Smiled Back EP”
Singer-songwriter Max Segovia is out with a new EP. It’s four tracks comfy in lo-fi aesthetics, containing vivid imageries of views of the city, rushing waters, the moon, and wide-open fields. Segovia is direct and minimal with lyrics, letting the music guide the listener into the symbolisms of the songs. Stylistically vast between country, folk and R&B, Max Segovia invites
Read moreVIDEO: Mr. Nice Guy with Tha Mid City Kid
Ben Slowey sits down with the hip hop artist behind “Lettuce.”
Read moreAUDIO: UNKNWN – “Constrictor”
UNKNWN gets filthy with a dark mix on a recent track.
Read moreAUDIO: Breonte Featuring Nineishuman – “For The Algorithm”
Breonte raps with the internet in mind on a new single.
Read moreAUDIO: Corey Pieper – “Holy Moly”
Corey Pieper puts his stamp on the summer with a more lyrical single.
Read moreAUDIO: Taiyamo Denku – “Do You Want Bars?”
The 15-track project lives up to its name with visceral flows.
Read moreAUDIO: T!ny FT. Hi-Milly – “I FEEL SO HIGH!”
Pop/hip hop artist T!ny enlisted Hi-Milly for a new single. She’s talking shit and flexing here over the soaring beat, feeling on top of the world and winning every day not missing a beat. She’s out getting what she wants when she wants; it’s pretty self-explanatory – T!ny and Hi-Milly are unstoppable with “I FEEL SO HIGH!”.
Read moreAUDIO: Hurt Alwys – “Pressure”
Electronic pop artist Hurt Alwys keeps them coming with a new single. Clocking in at just over two minutes, this song is about demons creeping up from inside as you’re getting close to someone. It’s got a dark computerlike feel, adding a sense of mystery with retro-futurist aesthetics. We hope all these singles are a sign of something bigger in
Read moreAUDIO: Emily Zimmer – “Power Flow”
Emily Zimmer, known for her singer-songwriter output in the past, has been going in a cool new instrumental direction lately. She starts with “Power Flow” – a track clocking in at one minute and nineteen seconds that evokes imagery of a blue sunrise. It’s a relaxing yet optimistic chillwave tune. Be sure check out the other tracks Emily Zimmer’s put
Read moreAUDIO: The Beat Index – “Caught in A Lie”
Retro-futurist music project The Beat Index has the first single out from upcoming album “Volume Two: Thank You For Your Patience” themed around telephone hold music. This song’s got a soft 70’s rock feel; it’s bright, sunny, and hazy and containing imagery of a frolicking young couple in the summertime. There’s four different versions of the track here; the original,
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