Jack Xander Is “Doin Fine”
Recent Articles By Jaci Jedrych Jack Xander’s latest track, ‘Doin Fine’, is fresh, relatable, and edgy. Xander sees himself as standing apart from the “under-conceived and over-produced Hollywood music influencer club”, while still maintaining a relatable story with Los Angeles residency. A DIY recorder, multi-instrumentalist, and seasoned songwriter, Xavier knows the fusion of indie and […]
Jess Baldwin Is No ‘April Fool’
Recent Articles By Jaci Jedrych Jess Baldwin’s latest track is no joke– the indie-jazz-soul singer/songwriter announced her single “April Fool”, off of her debut album, on April 1st. Columbus, Ohio-based Baldwin is no stranger to the music industry and has been releasing music since 2012. Her music is personal and explores savoring the beautiful and […]
James Walker Has High “Expectations”
Recent Articles By Jaci Jedrych James Walker examines dating culture in new single, “Expectations.” James Walker debuted in 2017, and the accolades haven’t stopped since. His debut, English Bones, went on to receive the highest reviews in The Huffington Post, Overblown Magazine and Punktastic, over 10,000,000 global streams, as well as international radio play on […]
Maddox Jones Is ‘Ready To Be Better’
Recent Articles By Jaci Jedrych In his latest single from his “Believe It” EP (available now on all platforms) Maddox Jones’ latest solo single, “Ready To Be Better”, reminds listeners that there is hope. British singer-songwriter Maddox Jones made his debut as a solo artist in 2020, after a long and fruitful career of playing […]
Kevin Whelan Reflects on the Past and Future: ‘Do Not Let Fear Win or Waste Your Time’
Born in Point Pleasant, New Jersey and growing up in Ocean City, Kevin Whelan has always had music in the forefront of his life. His biggest most formal gig came in the form of one of the catchiest and most thoughtful indie rock groups of the ’90s, The Wrens. Last year, Whelan released the debut album from his new project, Aeon Station. Learn more about Kevin Whelan’s journey with contributing writer Jaci Jedrych, including his most indispensable artist tool, best advice for aspiring musicians, and his special message in recognition of Autism Awareness Month.
Jay Kayze Perseveres on a ‘Dollar N a Dream’
More to Watch By Jaci Jedrych “All it takes is love; A dollar, dreams, n a team, to lift you up,” sings Jay Kayze in his newest track, ‘Dollar N a Dream’. Bay Area artist Jay Kayze broke into music by learning the trumpet in just sixth grade. Ever since, he has used music as […]
Gus Benson Gazes at the Moon with ‘Luna’
Recent Articles By Jaci Jedrych Gus Benson’s latest track, ‘Luna’, was inspired by disappointment but shows hope. The Charlotte, North Carolina-based 20-year-old artist has only released three tracks but has already been met with success. The alternative, soft rock artist has been playlisted dozens of times, and already boasts upwards of a thousand listeners on […]
Henry Louris Still Feels ‘Just Like Before’
Recent Articles By Jaci Jedrych Multi-talented creative Henry Louris is releasing his second track, ‘Just Like Before’. The Fairfield, Connecticut native began writing melodies in the most simple manner there is– humming songs to ease anxiety, graduating to an acoustic guitar as a teenager. Since childhood, Louris has balanced his two creative passions for painting […]
“We’re going to the moon!” With Zaydo
Recent Articles By Jaci Jedrych Northern California-based hip-hop artist Zaydo is back with his first track in 2022, Seekers. Known for his genre-bending trap production and melodic raps, the 28-year-old independent artist has released four albums and a number of singles to date. A self-proclaimed mixture of “Misfits, Fashion, Love & Struggle,” his music is […]
Sam Stacy Calls You ‘Mine’
More to Watch By Jaci Jedrych Singer-songwriter Sam Stacy’s latest track, Mine, is a swooning song that addresses the complexities that lie in a relationship. The singer, songwriter, and musician grew up in Nebraska, but now makes his tracks from Los Angeles. His introduction to music was a community choir, and then later musical theater. […]
