“Gliding” with Ease through Maple Mars’ Leading Singles Off Their New Album
Recent Articles Maple Mars – “Someone’s Got To Listen” Album Art Los Angeles based psychedelic rock band, Maple Mars, have finally arrived at the moment of release for their new album Someone’s Got To Listen from Big Stir Records this Friday, July 22. The album currently sports two leading singles “Gliding” and “Goodbye California”, which […]
Julia Bhatt Provides Playful Cynicism in “On My Shoulder”
Recent Articles Genre-hopping musician, Julia Bhatt, is gearing up for the release of her new album it is what it is with the new folk-pop style single “On My Shoulder”. As the opening track, it bounces and flounces with a playful energy despite the more depressing lyrical content. This is the kind of song that […]
Dive into the Musical Cosmos of Arya Zappa’s New Album
Recent Articles By Charlie Maybee Synth pop goddess and enigmatic art-rocker, Arya Zappa, is ready to dance with psychoanalytic prose in her new album, A Study of Dreaming Habits. With a healthy dose of glossy melodies, fizzing electronic beats, and ethereal ambience, this is an album that will have you grooving with self-reflection whether you […]
Mic King is Here to “Build” His Empire in New Music Video
More to Watch By Charlie Maybee Acclaimed battle rapper and emcee, Michael King (also known as Mic King), is back with a new music video for “Build”. Billed as quintessential “CEO rap”, the rapper-turned digital marketing maven and CEO is rethinking the way the game is framed by articulating his climb up the corporate ladder. […]
Chris Beland Seeks Introspective Common Ground with “Family Tree”
Recent Articles By Charlie Maybee California based singer-songwriter, Chris Beland, gets pensive about the tenuous line between disagreement and connection with his new single “Family Tree”, which comes as the leading single of his upcoming album, What I Believe. The song tries to make sense from the tension that has arisen from current affairs in […]
Warmth, Joy, and Comfort in Jasmine Myra’s Debut Album “Horizons”
Recent Articles By Charlie Maybee Leeds based saxophonist, composer and band leader, Jasmine Myra, is gearing up for the debut of her debut album, Horizons, set to be released on Friday, July 15, 2022. Pulling together a mix of jazz and blues influences, this is a collection easy listening instrumental tracks that revel in a […]
Mordechai Mendoza Manages Mannequin Friends in Music Video for “Mickey Blue”
More to Watch By Charlie Maybee Mordechai Mendoza, the alter ego of Toronto based singer, songwriter, and guitarist Adam Beer-Colacino, is getting funky onstage with a band of mannequins in the new music video for “Mickey Blue”. With a story about a complicated friendships at the forefront, he gets himself twisted up about the pros […]
Caribbean Rhythms and Playful Resilience in Groove Park’s “Bend Don’t Break”
Recent Articles By Charlie Maybee Groove Park_Bend Don’t Break Washington D.C. based pianist and songwriter, Oren Levine, and his band Groove Park, are back with percussive and beachy new single titled “Bend Don’t Break” featuring Francillia Benjamin on vocals and Khadijo on percussion. This song is easy listening at its most groove oriented as hand […]
DUBINSKI Debut Animated, Vaporwave Inspired Music Video for “MTSB”
More to Watch By Charlie Maybee DUBINKSI – Photo Credit: Mairi Wilson Edinburgh based indie rock band, DUBINSKI, is back with a vaporwave inspired music video for their new single “MTSB”. Directed by Dorota Tylka, it combines an animated approach to the digital aesthetics of the 80’s with contemporary shots of everyday life in Chicago, […]
The Foxies Go for the Kill in Music Video for “If Life Were A Movie”
More to Watch By Charlie Maybee The Foxies – Photo Credit: Libby Danforth Nashville power-trio, The Foxies, are paving the way towards the release of their new album, Who Are You Now, Who Were You Then?, with the cinematic single and music video for “If Life Were A Movie”. Combining elements of synth pop and […]
