City Mouth prepares a pick-me-up with “Fall Songs”
Just when it seems like every artist and band with a mild-to-moderately established fanbase has pivoted to holiday-themed, Christmas traditional, or New Year’s cover songs…
Jared Saltiel’s new single comforts those “Still Tired”
Thinking back to just barely over two years ago, so many around the U.S. were feeling the emotional strain of daily political discussion that somehow…
Don’t fear falling into a funk with Starwolf’s “Bad Feeling”
St. Louis: a city known for its arch; its barbecue; its zoo; and its recently minted champion national hockey team, doesn’t always get the acknowledgement…
All is not exactly fair in EX OH’s “Love and War”
It’s nowhere near a new phenomenon for musicians to tell stories of the downsides to their forays with love, either through a song or even…
The Imaginaries won’t let life bring them down while “Walking on a Wire”
There’s no way that Norman, OK, bluesy roots rock duo, The Imaginaries, could have seen any of the chaos of 2020 coming. No one could have…
Michael Logen unites with other musicians to “Write By The Sea” (Premiere Play)
Seeing as the world is only just now starting to shift from from several months of shut down businesses and socially separated interaction, to calculated…
Discrepancies’ new music video deviates from the norm
This moment of everyone around the world is currently living through certainly deviates from what would be considered normal, everyday life. The more days that…
Charlie Mtn.’s new single is built from much more than “Good Luck”
Sometimes the most intricate of human experiences are best shared with the most candid of words. Everyone’s story is different and for John-Allison “A.W.” Weiss…
The Halcyon Brothers channel indie poetry with “Leaves of the Sea”
There are a few different, particularly noticeable, ways an artist or band can go about writing music in line with the philosophy of “less is…
Jewel hopes for “No More Tears” in new documentary single
Given that music styles and the appreciation thereof tend to run in intertwined cycles, it’s not surprising to occasionally witness when a musician comes full…