Betty Reed Revisits “Never Enough” with a Acoustic Rendition
Recent Articles By Charlie Maybee “In 2021, I released my song “Never Enough” as a moody, synth-heavy, electro-pop single” notes singer-songwriter Betty Reed, “While I believe the song was well produced, I always thought it would be more resonant and emotional with simply an acoustic guitar and percussion accompaniment”. And thank goodness she followed her […]
Animalweapon! Wrestles with the Tendency for Self-Sabotage in Music Video for “Deserve”
More to Watch By Charlie Maybee Raleigh, North Carolina based electronica musician, Animalweapon! (aka Patrick Cortes), is back with a moody music video for “Deserve”, which sees him wandering the streets of a city after a night of solo drinking. It foreshadows the new upcoming album Set of Constraints, released today on April 15, 2022 […]
Tired All The Time Continues to Genre Bend with New Single “Then and There”
Recent Articles By Charlie Maybee DC based indie rock band, Tired All The Time (TATT for short), has released another new single “Then and There” which drips with synthesizers and digitized vocals. If you took Daft Punk’s approach to vocals and layered your typical indie rock band instrumentation underneath it (like The Wallflowers or Weezer, […]
Zack Gray Stands His Ground with New Single ‘Never Get Like You’
Recent Articles By Charlie Maybee Las Vegas based electro pop, Zack Gray, is taking a stand with his new single “Never Get Like You” which comes fresh off his new EP What It Used To Be. With ethereal vocals and synthesizers, this is pop music at its most cinematic as it swells to infinity before […]
Falling is the Fun Part in “Thrill Of It” by Holly Wild
Recent Articles By Charlie Maybee Australian singer-songwriter, Holly Wild, has returned with a new pulsating new single “Thrill Of It” which will release on major streaming platforms on Tuesday, April 12. While it starts in a more ethereal, floaty sound space, this is a song that gradually boils until it bubbles the rim of the […]
Also Joe wrote “Nevermind” for Himself, but Invites Us Along for the Journey
Recent Articles By Charlie Maybee San Diego based indie pop musician, Also Joe, is not so interested in making music to be consumed by others, but rather music that fills his soul. That much can be heard on his newest single “Nevermind” which lays back and floats on twangy guitars and a pulsing backbeat. There’s […]
Graffiti Welfare Shows Us Melting Faces and Slithering Architecture in New Music Video for “Volume”
More to Watch By Charlie Maybee Psychedelic electro pop musician, George Lattimore (aka Graffiti Welfare) has released his new single, “Volume” along with a trippy music video to foreshadow the upcoming album Revolving Shores. The music video reminds me of the general eeriness and backrooms feel of Twin Peaks as it distorts our view of […]
Demons on Vacation in The Big Sway’s New Music Video for “Almost Home”
More to Watch By Charlie Maybee Boston based psychedelic punk trio, The Big Sway, have returned with a brand-new song titled “Almost Home” with a music video to boot. It acts as the first single off their forthcoming second LP and visual album We Made This For You, which is slated for release in Summer […]
Nothing but a Nightmare Offer Their Take on a Greta Van Fleet Classic
Recent Articles By Charlie Maybee Longhorne, Pennsylvania alt-rockers, Nothing but a Nightmare, are back with a new cover of Greta Van Fleet’s When the Curtain Falls, which musters all the classic rock goodness one would expect. Where Greta Van Fleet leans more towards a nicely polished sound, Nothing but a Nightmare digs into something more […]
Skate Park Nostalgia in NC-17’s New Music Video for “Party’s Over”
More to Watch By Charlie Maybee If you have any residual nostalgia for early the early 2000’s wave of pop punk à la Vans Warped Tour, then you need to check out the new music video for NC-17’s song “Party’s Over”. Taking place in a backyard skate park (check out the Lost Bowl in Richmond, […]
