Lucy Fitzgerald

I hit play on “Olive Oil” and was buzzed immediately by the emptiness in its sound—it’s like walking into a nearly empty room where just one piano note hangs in the air, and that somehow grabs you harder than a stadium full…

There’s something really special about “Astronauts & Butterflies” by Emland. From the first few seconds, you get pulled into this dreamy blend of acoustic tenderness and subtle electronic textures that feels like floating, somewhere between space and a warm memory. It’s soft,…

Hi! “Hold Fast” is a stirring song about confronting challenges head‑on, choosing to face the storm rather than avoid it. What personal moment or realization inspired that central theme? A: Thanks so much for the kind words!  It’s been really fun to see…

I stumbled on When In May’s new EP Dynamics In The Morning a few weeks back, and honestly, I’ve had it on repeat ever since. From the first track, there’s this brilliant layering of shoegaze fuzz, pop‑punk energy, jazzy chords, and indie-rock…

Hi! Your sophomore EP Dynamics In The Morning is described as ‘multi-genre’—incorporating shoegaze, pop rock, indie rock, jazz, pop punk, and contemporary orchestra. How did you choose which genres to blend, and which track best represents that stylistic mix? A: The process is quite boring…

I’ve been looping TX’s “Way To You” since it dropped on June 13, 2025, and it instantly hit me as one of those rare tracks that blends raw emotion with crisp production in such a human way. The verses build with a…

Man, from that first shimmering guitar chord, I was hooked. There’s this awesome blend of glam swagger and psychedelic shimmer that feels both nostalgic and fresh. Royston Langdon (yes, Spacehog’s frontman) brings that signature honey-coated grit to the mic, and his voice…

“Cruise Control” is the kind of song that immediately makes you want to roll your windows down, shoulders loosen, and smile without thinking. Right from that shimmery, reverb-soaked guitar riff recorded in their Boston DIY home studio, Joyride nails the nostalgic, late-summer…

Matt DeAngelis’ new single “For Better” is a refreshing and deeply resonant anthem that shines with sincerity and soul. Released on April 25, 2025, it marks a thoughtful pivot from his previous “Rock and a Hard Place (Stripped)” toward something more expansive, both sonically…

If you haven’t heard ORKAH’s latest track “Head Down” yet, you’re definitely missing out on a gem that deserves a permanent spot in everyone’s playlist – I love the song so much, and it’s just one of those tracks that instantly clicks,…

Hi! “Head Down” feels deeply personal—can you tell us more about the moment or experience that first sparked the song?  A: There wasn’t a single defining moment as such, it was more a series of experiences that built up over time. It…

I just can’t stop listening to “Life Is A Dirty War” by The Lunar Keys—it’s the kind of track that sneaks into your brain with those piano arpeggios, then explodes into full-blown alt‑rock energy, and I seriously think this banger needs to…

Drosz’s “Set It Off” kicks off with a laid‑back groove that feels both chill and compelling. Clocking in at just around two and a half minutes, it’s the kind of song that sneaks right in and refuses to leave your head. The…

Balaclava Weather’s “Year of Trophies” is an absolute gem—effortlessly moody yet uplifting, with lush synth layers and brilliant vocal interplay between Tyler’s raw edge and Emma’s tender tones. The track opens with a hazy, radio-filtered hum that sets a spacey, nostalgic mood;…

If you haven’t heard “Twenty Times This”, you’re in for a treat—Sophia blends neo‑soul and pop in a way that feels personal yet universal, painting a portrait of emotional self‑sabotage with vocals so smooth and honest that you can practically feel every…