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Q: Okay, first off — “Big Scrimps.” I gotta ask. Where did that name even come from? It sounds like a joke that went too far in the best way. A: “Big Scrimps” is actually the name of the group text I’ve…

Tom Leonard’s album “What Has Been and What Will Be” is a thoughtful, steady collection of songs that unfolds slowly and rewards your patience. Across ten tracks, Leonard builds a sound rooted in layered guitars, steady rhythms, and melodies that quietly linger.…

Stealth’s side of Wilderness of Mirrors pulls no punches. Their three tracks land early in the split album and make an immediate impact, with a sound that feels tight, deliberate, and built for tension. This isn’t just noise or aggression for its…

Alasdair James Dodds presents a deeply considered solo piano piece with “Disillusionment”. Released on 11 October 2025, the work follows more than a year of careful refinement, with close attention to resonance, timing, touch, and spacing. That dedication is clear from the…

Q: Hi! When you were creating Clean Cut Lioness, was there a moment where you felt likeyou’d finally “nailed” the sound you were going for, or is it still evolving for you? A: I don’t think a sound is ever truly finished.…

“Sink Down To You” by cmon is like opening a dusty shoebox of memories. You hear it and immediately get the sense that this song wasn’t made to impress anyone—it was made because it had to be. Sheffield-based artist cmon, aka Carlos…

Matt DeAngelis’ new single “In This World” brings back that kind of songwriting that feels thoughtful without being too polished or overly stylized. The piano leads the way, giving the song a warm, human feel. You can tell there’s a real band…

Jacob Tell’s “Trad Wife”, taken from his 2026 album Hard To Be Human, is one of those songs that quietly pulls you in without making a big scene about it. It sits in the softer side of the record, built around a…

Q: Alright, let’s start simple—what does “fun” look like for you right now? Like, when you’re not making music, how do you let loose? A: Well, I go to some places with some friends, enjoying the moment of fun whether it’s spontaneous…

Q: Hi! Did the name Kids Music for Adults come to you early on, or did it pop up once the songs started to take shape? A: Hi! Thanks so much for the interview. I went into this project with only a…

When you hit play on “Kids Music For Adults” by PJ Pajamas, you’re stepping into something fun, scrappy, and full of heart. It’s a 12-track album that plays like a homemade mixtape, with songs that feel like inside jokes between friends and…

Singer Muratti’s “We Made It” feels like flipping through a photo album of forgotten summers and living room daydreams. The synthpop sound is smooth and melodic, built around quick flashes of childhood memories—mailboxes, hot metal slides, Van Damme splits, and Zeki Müren…

PARKWALKER’s new album “The Extra Mile” invites you to slow down. It doesn’t rush to impress or demand your attention. Instead, it patiently unfolds, letting each track breathe with a quiet intensity that feels rare these days. Blending shimmering emo-pop melodies with…

From the first few notes of “Ain’t Linear”, Iyla Elise pulls you into a world of warmth, grit, and soul. The song blends elements of Americana, blues, and alt-country in a way that feels lived-in and fully her own. There’s a steady…

Chris Pannella’s “Margo” is the kind of song that doesn’t need to raise its voice to be heard. It’s the closing track from his EP The Four Seasons of Her, and it lands like a soft breeze—gentle, reflective, and carefully crafted. With…