Meet Me @ the Altar’s debut might be a “Model Citizen” but it’s no idle introduction
Given the constraints that the past year of pandemic-fueled separation put upon the music industry and all the musicians that work and create within it,…
Stina Marie Claire contemplates “The Human Condition” in new solo single
Though songs about the pandemic are, at this point, plentifully abound, one could say that in choosing to write her newest song “The Human Condition,”…
Get a surge of dopamine and nostalgia with VNRVLY’s new EP
Mixing of genres of instrumental-bending of music typically known in one style often raises eyebrows, either out of shock and displeasure or curiosity and intrigue.…
Under the Rug come out from under the cover of routine with “Raindrops”
Greek philosopher Heraclitus once said, “No man ever steps in the same river twice.” The implication is that despite placing one’s foot in the same…
Come quick and catch Oliver Patrice Weder’s “Rainbow Fish”
Composer and producer, Oliver Patrice Weder, has released new piece “Rainbow Fish,” into the wild – the first single from forthcoming sophomore album, The Pool Project. Weder…
Don’t press snooze on Tin Can Collective’s “Axiomatic Alarm Clock”
There’s something about the particular way in which Long Island, NY quintet, Tin Can Collective, repeatedly leaves listeners stylistically stumped and-or cramming multiple musical labels under…
Find your latest keepsake in Souveneer’s “Dream Journal”
The reasoning for someone in an established band to pursue a solo record can stem from a wide range of places and personal motivations: interest…
Indulge in the imaginary innocence of Josselin Prud’hom’s “Le Louphoque”
Who hasn’t at some point or another, decided to “play tourist” for a day or a weekend, in the place they call home? It’s a…
Take it easy with Lunar Vacation and learn to “Shrug” off conventions
What’s more befitting when thinking of summertime and getting a good rest, than long vacations and relaxed indie pop music playing in the background? While…
Come be “Part of This” nostalgic glow from The Wirelight
When a songwriter releases a new single or new album that pretty definitively seems to illuminate a beloved but older sound style, considerations of an…