Claudia Bouvette is Ready for a Girl’s Night Out in “Solo Night”
Recent Articles By Charlie Maybee Quebec based singer-songwriter, Claudia Bouvette, is fed up with the drama and ready to cut ties in her new single “Solo Night”. In the opening chorus, she sings, “I know a solo night’s gonna do me some good” wasting no time in sharing her desire to get away from a […]
My New Mixtape Reflects on Gun Violence with “Sugar Cereal”
More to Watch By Charlie Maybee Alexandria, Virginia based fringe pop musician, Jarrett Nicolay, also known as My New Mixtape, channels his frustration with the recent school shooting in Uvalde, Texas into his new song “Sugar Cereal”. Along with a new music video that features Fred Hof of Most Savage Gentlemen wandering around a giant […]
Skateboard into a Trippy Sunset with Modern Diet’s Music Video for “Older”
More to Watch By Charlie Maybee Brooklyn based alternative rock band, Modern Diet, has returned with a laid back new single and a trippy music video for “Older”. With a lyrical flow that feels like an easy stream of consciousness spilling out upon a musical canvas, the song feels like gazing into a cloudy night […]
Cosmic Dissonance, Destruction, and Devastation in STELLAR DEATH’s New EP
Recent Articles By Charlie Maybee DC based instrumental metal band, STELLAR DEATH, is back with a new EP titled Sentient (Chapter 1). Full of industrial and prog metal influences and modern post-rock tendencies, this is a collection of songs that fully embraces a cosmic level of brutality that crashes among the stars. There’s a large […]
Summer Relaxation and Poolside Reflection in “SYWA” by Grey Oakes
Recent Articles By Charlie Maybee North Carolina based indie R&B musician, Grey Oakes, is here to smooth over the summer blues with the new single “SYWA”. Digging into a variety of pop influences as well, this a jam that will lull you into a state of relaxation and introspection like gentle waves crashing on the […]
Graffiti Welfare Makes Waves with “Revolving Shores”
Recent Articles By Charlie Maybee After months of buildup, Graffiti Welfare (also known as George Lattimore), has finally released his album, Revolving Shores, which brings with it all the soft synthesized, nostalgic ambience that we’ve come to love from the three leading singles (Be sure to check out our coverage of “Volume”, “Just Follow”, and […]
Darlin’ Brando Wants to Stay Put in “Don’t Make Me Move (Again)”
Recent Articles By Charlie Maybee Los Angeles based folk rock musician, Darlin’ Brando, gets reflective with his new single “Don’t Make Me Move (Again). Chronicling the saga of a person who followed their lover from place to place, there is a deep loneliness and yearning to settle down in one place for a while, but […]
Sam Brace Cuts Loose on Debut Album “Fever & Bones”
Recent Articles By Charlie Maybee Rock singer-songwriter, Sam Brace, just released his debut solo album Fever & Bones which merges an alternative energy with classic guitar tones that are atmospheric in nature. For fans of Foo Fighters, this is the kind of high-octane, but thoughtful kind of rock that is a straightforward, no nonsense good […]
Fredrik Saroea Reimagines “Rona Diaries” with Chamber Arrangements by BIT20 Ensemble
Recent Articles By Charlie Maybee Norwegian singer-songwriter, Fredrik Saroea (known for his work with disco punk band DATAROCK) has reimagined his 2021 solo album Rona Diaries as a live collaborative album with the award-winning string quartet BIT20 Ensemble titled Rona Diaries: The Chamber Versions Live At The Grieg Hall, Bergen. Upon reflection, Saroea writes, “I […]
Ethereal Tones and Propulsive Rhythms in Jamie Leeming’s “Shinkansen”
Recent Articles By Charlie Maybee London based jazz guitarist, Jamie Leeming, is back with a soul stirring debut EP titled Resynthesis. With the contemplative album opener titled “Shinkansen”, he kicks off an extended moment of zen with a thoughtful collection of tracks that is sure to carry any careful listener off into musical sunset. The […]
