When life goes crazy, there’s always the best song to ground us from all the wrecks, and Eleyet McConnell’s “Crazy World” does exactly that. The duo Angie and Chris McConnell shows no sign of slowing down on their award-winning streak after having been recognized by the International Singer Songwriter Association and the Josie Music Awards, […]
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The underground scene in the UK would agree. Little Juke is a treat that carries grandeur into their ears, and their latest release, “No Illusions,” is a bold statement that solidifies that very idea. This more than three-minute goodness that mixes classical gloriousness with powerful pop-punk creates a powerful and theatrical listening experience that truly
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Another gem from the sea that is the rock scene, “Hold Fast” by Garrow Hill is guaranteed to get you hooked – and they only need six minutes to prove it. It’s versatile in a way, because while it is a rock song, it’s somewhat tame at the same time in terms of what non-rock
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This one is bound to tug at your heartstrings. “Rest Your Heart”, a single by blossoming is exactly how it seems: a song about resting, one that intends to calm your anxieties down. This song is simple yet endearing in every way. It starts with keys, then the guitar kicks in just right – not
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First of all, this is exactly what you’d think it would sound like. It’s intricate, direct, and it will make you want to replay it until you’ve felt everything that needs to be felt. “i don’t know where i’m going but it can’t be as bad as where i’m at right now” by adam’5. Sounds
Who would say no to a good bassline and a feel-good vibe? Not me after hearing The Big Happy’s “High School”, that’s for sure. From the title alone, you probably already have assumptions on what this song is like. And you’re probably right! Picture this: you found your dusty yearbook, or an old digital camera,
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Michael Forday has put together a pretty good nostalgic rock track with Wasted Days. A few things jump out to me with this song, but the main thing is the vocal melody. I’m not gonna lie. I’m pretty envious of Michael Forday’s vocals in this song. This is a great voice, and the singing really
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Blessed be! bleec’s “Wicca” encapsulates an entire witchy atmosphere with its wicked twists and turns beyond its sound. This song emits a vibe that it’s worth busking to in the streets, or maybe picture an entire coven of witches utilizing this song as their anthem, it’s definitely possible, not to mention perfect. Perfect for the
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Alt-rock duo Hipflask Virgins, along with Ruben Seabright, drops a potent EP on Friday, October 18th, 2024, titled “Kerberos Vol. 1: Last day”. Now, this is one helluva interesting release, as its settings take place in the last 24 hours of Earth before it meets its end. It’s packed with narrations, awesome prog-rock instrumentation, and
Famously known as Red Mourning Skies, Chris Aleshire is a solo artist and multi-instrumentalist based in Baltimore who’s currently in search of his groove. With his latest collection, “Myosotis,” released on October 25th this year, the artist showcased the undeniable command of his artistry, armed with catchy melodies, emotionally packed lyrics, and memorable rhythms in
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