Folk Rock

Johnny Ashby helps you find a little faith in yourself with "Getting Started"

UK singer-songwriter Johnny Ashby, is bringing us a revolution of power and motivation from Los Angeles in his latest single “Getting Started.” Growing up submerged in his dad’s mixtapes, Ashby's…

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The Natural Synthetic’s “Damage” is an alt-folk message to move on

In the wake of a year of stillness and quiet, many of us have been given more time to reflect on the past, sift through our traumas, and continue on…

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Mills shares his thoughts on "Hollow" [Video + Q&A]

Los Angeles-based singer, Mills, is a soft-spoken songwriter whose style emulates the storytelling of late '60s Laurel Canyon. His debut album Clashing Thoughts (2019) is an eclectic compilation of bedroom…

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Alex Bleeker enjoys the simple things in life, like "Mashed Potatoes"

Simplicity has mistakenly become a complex notion, reduced to being needlessly patted down in search of its secrets, hiding somewhere behind its blunt facade. But for New Jersey's Alex Bleeker,…

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Edwin Raphael keeps his head above water in “Sea of Things”

Edwin Raphael has been turning heads with his chill pop-folk sound since 2015 . Today, the singer-songwritershares his new single “Sea Of Things.” Like this new track and his previous single, “Mild…

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Willow Robinson shares “Fall,” his fourth and final seasonal EP

Nothing sets the tone for the changing of leaves and a chill in the air like soft fingerpicking melodies on an acoustic guitar. It’s full of nostalgia for what is…

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Harmony Byrne has hope for humanity in her latest track

In June 2020, Australian singer-songwriter Harmony Byrne released her debut LP, Heavy Doors, which displayed the variety in her musical style and taste. The album touched different genres like rock, pop, folk,…

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Adam Simons debut EP "Rain and Thunder" is an introspective soundtrack

In the wake of a cross-country road trip, Adam Simons has launched a new project packed with melancholic Americana and 70's soft rock vibes. His debut EP Rain and Thunder…

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Mt. Joy share the political new single "New President"

Philadelphia outfit Mt. Joy share their latest folk-rock slice of goodness with the stirring single "New President". Woven with a tapestry of acoustic guitar strings and rousing melodies, the single…

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Horace Bray connects the dots on “Get It Right”

Virtuoso jazz guitarist Horace Bray has dabbled with several genres, from modern jazz to acoustic folk. “Get It Right” marks a shift in sound for Bray, and the first steps…

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Jessica Dobson of Deep Sea Diver gets vulnerable with new record 'Impossible Weight' [Interview]

The city of Seattle has sprung up some of the greatest American bands of all time – Pearl Jam, Foo Fighters, Soundgarden, and Fleet Foxes, to name a few. It's…

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Runnner's new EP 'One of One' is a whimsical stream of consciousness that provides support for those struggling

Song structure is a concept that is commonly taught in songwriting classes. Many, if not most, songs have a certain structure that often look like this: a first verse, pre-chorus,…

Johnny Ashby helps you find a little faith in yourself with "Getting Started"

The Natural Synthetic’s “Damage” is an alt-folk message to move on

Mills shares his thoughts on "Hollow" [Video + Q&A]

Alex Bleeker enjoys the simple things in life, like "Mashed Potatoes"

Edwin Raphael keeps his head above water in “Sea of Things”

Willow Robinson shares “Fall,” his fourth and final seasonal EP

Harmony Byrne has hope for humanity in her latest track

Adam Simons debut EP "Rain and Thunder" is an introspective soundtrack

Mt. Joy share the political new single "New President"

Horace Bray connects the dots on “Get It Right”

Jessica Dobson of Deep Sea Diver gets vulnerable with new record 'Impossible Weight' [Interview]

Runnner's new EP 'One of One' is a whimsical stream of consciousness that provides support for those struggling

Sienna Melgoza’s “Hate It When I See Ya” is catchy in all the right ways

AloneKitty shares genre-hopping, intricate collection 'Sad Not Sad'

Ella Collier proves she’s one to watch with “I DON’T DO DRUGS”

Lauren Corrigan’s “White Rabbit” is a haunting reminder to trust the signs

Forge is the master of haunting, powerful acid techno on new single "Vale"

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

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Jay Tone is carving out his space with "Puzzles"

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