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Redwood Revolution feat. Holly Murphy – Venus (Single Review)

The moving new single from the Eureka rockers is at once arresting and thought provoking with its themes of loneliness and disillusionment. Formed in Eureka,...

Aditi Babel – gold (Single Review)

London-based singer-songwriter Aditi Babel is releasing her sixth single titled “gold.” The pop artist is known for her introspective lyrics and intimate compositions. Here...

High-Stone Social – Special Key (Single Review)

The multi-genre music project releases an original rock song that deals with the conflicted feelings throughout a relationship breakdown and subsequent makeup. Hi-Stone Social...

Alan Cornelio & La Paz – Why Is It Always Too...

Hailing from Dallas, TX, Alan Cornelio has worn many hats in the industry. He is not only a singer-songwriter but also a guitarist, producer,...

Redwood Revolution – The Tyrant King feat. Holly Murphy (Single Review)

In anticipation of their upcoming EP release ‘The Tyrant King,’ Redwood Revolution is releasing a new version of their previous single, also called “The...

L O V E I T V I O L E...

Johnny Sanders and his 'fake but SOULFUL band', LOVEITVIOLET, have a new single. The track is called 'DANIEL & VIOLA 1971', and is a...

Kalm Before the Storm – Soul Searchin (Single Review)

Hailing from St. Louis, MO, Kalm Before the Storm is an indie rap artist known for his philosophical lyrics that address everything under the...

Hi-Stone Social – Dot Com (Single Review)

The boys are now back with a brand-new single. For those of you who are new to this band, Hi-Stone Social is a project centered...

John Michael Ferrari – No Mistaken (Single Review)

John Michael Ferrari is showcasing his gift for heartfelt storytelling with his latest single, "No Mistaken," a track that blends emotional sincerity with a...

Paul John – APPs (Single Review)

'APPs' is the new single by Paul J​​ohn , an alternative music singer-songwriter. The song was released on Friday, the 29th of May.  Paul Jones describes...