Jake Knox Pivots Towards Pop Punk with “Jake is Dead (Head Underwater)”
Recent Articles Previously known for his work in the genre of EDM and collaborating with The Knocks, Jake Knox is making a hard pivot into the world of pop punk with his latest single “Jake is Dead (Head Underwater)”. Where most of his previous work stems from an electronic foundation, this new track is rooted […]
The Natural Lines Play Telephone in New Music Video for “A Scene That Will Never Die”
More to Watch Kingston, New York-based singer-songwriter, Matt Pond (otherwise known as The Natural Lines) has released his latest single “A Scene That Will Never Die”. Along with a beautifully animated music video, he plucks heartstrings like gentle guitar notes with a story of long-distance love and a romantic sense of escape. The monochromatic visuals […]
Goth Imagery Meets 80’s Power Ballad in The Tokyo Teens’ “Dreaming of You”
More to Watch Atlanta-based power rockers, The Tokyo Teens, take an introspective turn on their latest single “Dreaming of You”. This foreshadows the release of their new EP, It Hurts Too Much, produced by Grammy winning, Gold and Platinum awarded record producer, mixer, musician and songwriter Billy Hume. Accompanied by a somber, candlelit, and monochromatic […]
Roxercat Finds Treasure in “Pearls” EP
Recent Articles Nashville rock band, Roxercat, brings something new and shiny with their latest EP, Pearls, putting their prog rock prowess on full display. Collecting their two debut singles, “I Changed Today” along with the title track “Pearls”, the EP rounds out with 4 brand-new tracks that are equally as engaging. The EP spans an […]
We Are Scientists Pick Their Battles with “Operator Error”
More to Watch New York-based alternative rockers, We Are Scientists, continue a strong streak of singles with the latest song “Operator Error” off their newly released album LOBES. With strong 80’s synth pop influences on full display, the duo manages a nice electric charge reminiscent of Neon Trees. The song, itself, feels like a party […]
Euan Blackman Sighs Deep with “Everybody Lets You Down”
Recent Articles Folk-pop singer-songwriter, Euan Blackman takes a introspective train ride in “Everybody Lets You Down”, his latest single from the forthcoming EP You Are the Rain. With the light strumming of guitar and echoing vocals, it’s a song with a lot of heart that will have you introspective and mellowed out in no time. […]
Murray A. Lightburn Speaks To and About His Late Father in “Dumpster Gold”
Recent Articles Singer-songwriter, Murray A. Lightburn, takes a sentimental journey through the relationship he had with his father in his latest single “Dumpster Gold”, the leading single off his upcoming album Once Upon A Time in Montréal. Written as a biopic of his father’s life, this new song (as well as the entire album) acts […]
Now After Nothing Find a “Sick Fix” in Debut Single
More to Watch Atlanta-based darkwave duo, Now After Nothing, make their mark with the electric brooding of their debut single “Sick Fix”. Full of gothic vibes á la Bauhaus and The Cure, they manage a nice balance of electronic sounds against more traditional rock band set up. There’s an industrial feel the band’s approach that […]
“Breaking Bones” Shows PHEA at her Strongest
Recent Articles Electro-pop cyborg goddess, PHEA, is back with the lead single “Breaking Bones” off her upcoming EP, Healing Heart. Full of gnarly bass-driven synthesizers that transform and distort fantastically, PHEA shows a fearlessness that stems from her experience with having an implanted defibrillator. There’s a natural sense of danger in the way the music […]
Stefano May Highlights Alzheimer’s Research with “Hope It Will Remind You”
More to Watch Singer-songwriter, Stefano May, has partnered with the Alzheimer’s Research and Prevention Foundation (ARPF) on the tender new single “Hope It Will Remind You”. A nostalgia-inducing music video accompanies the release and pushes the urgent message or remembrance to the forefront with home videos of Stefano’s childhood with he and his father bonding […]
