Daniel Martin and the Infamous to cover Metallica's "Welcome Home/Sanitarium" ahead of deluxe version of 'Gone Days of Silence'
Powerhouse theatric-rock band Daniel Martin and the Infamous are set to release a B-Side to their latest album Gone Days of Silence, with their first ever recorded cover of Metallica’s 1986…
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The Khan transcends "time&pace" with first release of new year
Underground hip hop wouldn't be the same without Washington D.C.'s The Khan, who has been mysteriously paving roads in the scene for nearly a decade. Though his sound grips its fingers into a…
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Miriah and The Arti$t Illustrate the Transformative Power of Falling in Love on "Super Power"
Miriah is an artist who is no stranger to leaving all her sentiments on the floor. The Chicago based singer crafts a moody atmosphere in her musical world that fosters vulnerability. Teaming…
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Nian Tong finds clarity in confusion on new single “What’s On Your Mind”
Nian Tong’s new single, “What’s On Your Mind,” focuses on the messy emotions that can come from a relationship that never properly got started. He wrote the track shortly after moving to…
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MACY turns awkward moments into pop gold on “Please Keep Talking”
South -ales pop artist MACY is making a name for herself with her vibrant, confidence-boosting pop that feels both polished and refreshingly genuine, and her latest single “Please Keep…
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Johan van Mullem turns emotion into a late-night pop confession, “Damn!”
"Damn!" is the new single from Johan van Mullem. It comes out with the quiet confidence of an artist who knows exactly what he wants to say and how to make you feel it. Johan is an independent…
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Becky Raisman’s “Earth Goddesses” EP radiates positivity, growth, and creative freedom
Becky Raisman's new EP, "Earth Goddesses," is a short yet powerful musical statement, crafted to lift, ground, and energize listeners in just over nine minutes. This three-track release is…
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Displaced Stranger finds solid footing on "Grounded," a confident debut album that speaks beyond experience
On their new album, "Grounded," Displaced Stranger comes across as surprisingly clear and sure of themselves. The project has 12 songs and lasts just under 53 minutes. It feels well-paced and…
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Acid Smoothie turns reflection into motion on “Carts in the Rain”
Acid Smoothie shows that looking back on the past means moving forward with a clear mind. The nine-track album, which lasts just under 30 minutes, feels purposeful and cohesive, capturing a…
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Crescent’s “Milogather Parts 1” moves from tension to release in a two-part sonic ritual
Crescent is back with a powerful new single called "Milogather Parts 1." This release is all about contrast, patience, and physical rhythm. The song is divided into two parts, taking listeners…
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PAULA T breaks the silence on self-repression with the bold, honest energy of “Sugar Tits”
The title of PAULA T's new single, "Sugar Tits," grabs your attention right away, but the message behind it is what really hits home. At its heart, this release is for people who want to…
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