June 2019

Manu Dia produces glitchy electronica on "Kids In America"

Spanish producer Manu Dia shares his explorative new single "Kids In America" from his debut EP Surface. The track encapsulates a vibrant summery sound with glitchy electronics, navigating a stunning…

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The world needs more "Sweet Love" with The Bambi Kills

Dark-pop sister duo The Bambi Kills are sharing a happy moment on their new single "Sweet Love". Their debut self titled EP came out last year, which drew from an…

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Taska Black dives into summer with "Backwards Love" featuring TRACE

"Backwards Love" is an alluring ode to shifting love, a breathy proclamation of self-worth and is the latest offering from Antwerp-producer Taska Black. Featuring indie-pop songstress TRACE, the bitbird release sees Taska…

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lennixx is "Split By" their lush blend of pop and R&B

There is a thinly veiled line between pop and R&B. There are times where that line is enlarged, visible to the naked eye, and there are times where that line…

Manu Dia produces glitchy electronica on "Kids In America"

The world needs more "Sweet Love" with The Bambi Kills

Taska Black dives into summer with "Backwards Love" featuring TRACE

lennixx is "Split By" their lush blend of pop and R&B

Lauren Presley breaks the mold with “Straitjacket”

Lexytron returns with “Another Lover,” a haunting anthem for heartbreak and halloween [Music Video]

Blind Man’s Daughter honors her father’s fading memories in single “Harbor Boulevard”

Gary Patrick Reopens the Heart with “Closed For Repair” [Premiere]

John Goldrust channels divine empowerment in “How Like The Goddess”

Simone Feroci establishes his towering presence in the world of bass guitars with hopeful track "California Forever"

UK Festivals Wrapped Up: A diverse weekend of music, food and culture

DNORRI is a breakout voice built for musical resonance and connection

Jay Tone is carving out his space with "Puzzles"

From Machismo To Mujeres: Women As The Face Of Reggaeton

4 things I learned on the 'Call Me If You Get Lost' tour

4 things every artist needs to think about in 2022