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There’s a lovely restlessness woven through the four tracks of “Kakorrhaphiophobia” that immediately invites curiosity. After more than a decade of quiet, Deaf Locust emerges with this EP like an explorer returning from the wilderness, bringing back something shaped by time and experience.…

I recently listened to “Better Days” by Iyla Elise and came away feeling genuinely uplifted. The track opens with a modest groove—bass, guitar, and a steady rhythm that feels grounded—and then gradually blossoms into something quietly expansive. Elise’s voice sits at the…

If you’re craving an EP that dips your ears into a swirling mix of hazy textures, dreamy tones, and psychedelic haze, “Melt the Sun” by SWIRL is your new best friend. Clocking in at 28 minutes across six tracks, this debut from…

Right from the very first chords, “Mountain Song” grabs your attention in the best way. The track, released on September 18, 2025, offers about 3 minutes and 26 seconds of thoughtful acoustic‑driven folk/indie‑rock. The music is grounded in real instruments and the band’s roots in genuine…

Glimtvis’ Hibernate opens with the kind of gentle hush that makes you lean in — the duo invites you into a space where daily demands fade and a moment of quiet becomes everything. The track touches on the idea of withdrawing from…

Brooke Moriber’s newest single, “Your Jesus”, is a stunning blend of bold vulnerability and sonic strength that firmly plants her in the heart of modern pop-country. With roots in Broadway and a journey defined by both adversity and resilience, Moriber brings a…

Camille K brings pure sunshine with her latest single “Lonely” featuring M11SON, and it’s precisely the kind of feel-good pop bop we all need on repeat. From the first beat, the song pulses with bright energy and that sweet, flirty confidence that…

From the get‑go, “What a Mess” holds your attention with its soulful, moody groove, offering more than just a catchy melody. The band takes a different direction here: this is their first slower, more reflective ballad, and they pull it off with confidence.…

Right from the opening moments, Monsoon delivers a crisp balance between expansive soundscapes and tight, intimate vocal delivery. The way the instrumentation opens up — subtle keys, smooth drums, and just enough space around everything — gives the song room to breathe.…

From the very first lines (“I change my face my look and style / I sit and waste here”), the song makes it clear that Puddle Jumping aren’t playing it safe—they’re digging into self‑reflection and uncertainty in an honest, straightforward way. The instrumentation…

The moment I pressed play on “Neon Soul” by The Dawn Roar, I felt like I was floating in a softly lit city at night—just one man’s reflection and shimmering neon lights. The track, by English singer‑songwriter and producer Paul David Johnson, taps into…

Rebekah Snyder’s “The Fiddle Player Stays” is the kind of country song that feels like it walked right out of a bar in the hills of Appalachia and straight onto the stage of your heart. Out November 14, this single is a…

I recently listened to the single “Disastrous Spells” by Thief Motif and came away impressed by how it fuses raw energy with subtle nuance. From Seattle’s indie‑rock scene, the band layers dreamy guitar textures over driving rhythms and delivers vocals that shift between…

From the moment the acoustic guitar gently opens the track, “I Am America” welcomes you with a softness that soon gives way to a voice that carries conviction. The way Stephanie Phillips blends her folk‑roots storytelling with a pop‑sensitive sheen is compelling — her…

If you’ve ever tried to navigate the quiet chaos of a relationship that lingers long past its prime, Solomxn.’s new track “FALLING APART” will probably hit close to home. The Regina-based Canadian artist delivers a brutally honest single that doesn’t sugarcoat the…