Graffiti Welfare Guides a Meditative Journey with “DejaBlue”
More to Watch By Charlie Maybee With the release of Resolving Shores looming on the horizon, electro pop musician, Graffiti Welfare (aka George Lattimore) has released one last moody single, titled “DejaBlue”, to signal its impending arrival. With vocals that feel more like gentle gasps, this is a song that revels in a delicate state […]
Q the Key Wins the Game in “Don’t Hate The Player”
Recent Articles By Charlie Maybee Hip hop artist, Q the Key, prefers the paycheck to the fame in his new single “Don’t Hate The Player”. There are clear southern rap influences on display here (i.e., Outkast) as Q manifests and balances extremely catchy hooks with impeccable precision in his rhymes. Musically, the main beat features […]
Nothing but a Nightmare Cuts the Cord on Emotional Deadweight with “Baggage Claim”
Recent Articles By Charlie Maybee Langhorne, Pennsylvania based rock band, Nothing but a Nightmare, is ready to cut the cord on deadweight burdens with the new single “Baggage Claim”. With an alternative, indie rock edge that echoes with influences like Greta Van Fleet and the Arctic Monkeys, the song opens with distressed vocals, “I met […]
Vintz Desert Opens Up in “The Blue Journal”
Recent Articles By Jaci Jedrych Softspoken, indie-folk singer Vintz Desert found his passion for music at an original time, during his service in the Marine Corps. Indie folk-singer/songwriter Desert is a Maryland-based artist. He fine tuned his craft during his time in the military, where he “discovered his voice and passion for telling stories and […]
Walker Brigade Debuts with New Post-Punk Album “If Only”
Recent Articles By Margaret Adams Los Angeles-based pop-punk band Walker Brigade has released their new album “If Only.” This is the band’s first album, following their single “Choker.” Walker Brigade has been playing live shows together since 2014; the art-punk band is made up of guitarists Tracy Walker and Jeff Charreaux, drummer Craig Tyrka, and […]
Yoshi Flower Honors Juice WRLD with Cover of “Wishing Well”
Recent Articles By Charlie Maybee Indie rock musician, Yoshi Flower, is back with a cover of Juice WRLD’s “Wishing Well” which also acts as the first single off their upcoming EP. Taking an unplugged approach, he highlights the more tender notes of the song to honor the late musicians passing. At the time Juice WRLD […]
