Indie

Lea Willms confronts modern perfection in haunting new single “Branding Bruises”

German-born singer-songwriter Lea Willms makes a bold entrance into the music scene with her new single, “Branding Bruises,” which showcases a sound that is as intimate as it is massive.…

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Faeser share high-octane punk offering "Revelations"

Brighton rockers Faeser announce debut EP In The Box of Heaven Pictures with high octane new single “Revelations,” which taps into their signature punk energy and a chaotic, live aesthetic. …

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Hether's jazz-tinged debut 'Holy Water' emerges from years of industry collaboration

The path from backing musician to solo artist is rarely linear, but Paul Castelluzzo's journey as Hether reads like a masterclass in artistic patience. After years of being called "a…

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“Dragonfly” by Michael Suddes brings gentle folk and heartfelt soul

Raised in Connecticut, indie-folk singer-songwriter Michael Suddes has released his new single, “Dragonfly,” a track as heartfelt as it is comforting. With grounding, warm guitar and Suddes’ vocals—graspy, staccato, and…

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The What Four bring ’90s nostalgia to life with "Sunday Morning (Ain’t So Easy)

“Sunday Morning (Ain’t So Easy)” is a track that instantly transports you to the ’90s. The What Four deliver an indie-pop banger that’s as nostalgic as it is lyrically quirky…

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Winnipeg duo The Bros. Landreth return with heartfelt single “I’ll Drive”

Winnipeg duo, The Bros. Landreth, made up of brothers Dave and Joey Landreth, introduce their upcoming album, Dog Ear, with its lead single “I’ll Drive." The warm, road-ready track is…

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Penelope & The Promise new single "The Line that Divides"

New band Penelope & The Promise release their debut single, "The Line that Divides." The new project is a passion from L.A.-based music engineer Lumen Loraine, who previously released music…

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Casper Skulls navigate grief and pettiness in haunting 'Petty at a Funeral' video

Some of the most profound human dramas play out in the quietest rooms. Toronto's Casper Skulls, purveyors of finely-woven, guitar-driven narratives, have always excelled at mapping the emotional contours of…

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Amazonica embraces transformation on “Mirror Baby”

Amazonica is no stranger to reinvention. From her teenage years releasing music as Dirty Harry to commanding club crowds as a globe-trotting DJ, she has constantly reshaped her creative identity.…

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Beauty School Dropout on 'Where Did All the Butterflies Go?' and touring with Blink-182 [Interview]

LA-based rock band Beauty School Dropout released their new album, Where Did All the Butterflies Go? Today, September 5th. This is the band’s first full-length studio album. With their previous…

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SHEBAD at the Sultan Room: Where Audience & Band Become One

In today’s fast-moving world, where doom scrolling is engineered by algorithms on every app, “slowing down” feels harder than ever. A live show, however, is designed to quiet your mind—even…

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“Popular Too” is Monte’s cathartic ode to being yourself [Video]

Brooklyn power-punk trio MONTE just unleashed their new single “Popular Too”, an anthem for outsiders and misfits everywhere. Known for their sharp wit, tongue-in-cheek humor, and a sound that blends…

Lea Willms confronts modern perfection in haunting new single “Branding Bruises”

Faeser share high-octane punk offering "Revelations"

Hether's jazz-tinged debut 'Holy Water' emerges from years of industry collaboration

“Dragonfly” by Michael Suddes brings gentle folk and heartfelt soul

The What Four bring ’90s nostalgia to life with "Sunday Morning (Ain’t So Easy)

Winnipeg duo The Bros. Landreth return with heartfelt single “I’ll Drive”

Penelope & The Promise new single "The Line that Divides"

Casper Skulls navigate grief and pettiness in haunting 'Petty at a Funeral' video

Amazonica embraces transformation on “Mirror Baby”

Beauty School Dropout on 'Where Did All the Butterflies Go?' and touring with Blink-182 [Interview]

SHEBAD at the Sultan Room: Where Audience & Band Become One

“Popular Too” is Monte’s cathartic ode to being yourself [Video]

Ferdinand’s “Time’s Up” feels like a lost ’80s love song

Mt. Gribley finds quiet power in distance on "Moss On The Stone" [Album]

Every Us turns late-night chaos into comfort on harmony-soaked new Ssngle “B-Train”

Pablo’s Paintings dive deeper with hypnotic new single “The Moon Underwater”

Barrelly Ego’s “3rd Rock” turns parenthood’s beautiful chaos into honest indie rock reflection

Origins Inconclusive partner with DiscoverNü (DNÜ) marking new chapter for UK emerging artist culture

The Architect of Independent Empire: Rob Terell named among the world’s Top 10 Global A&R Executives

Ultra Music Festival's RESISTANCE unveils stacked 2026 lineup led by rare B2B Pairings

Cenyc : A rising artist building soundscapes laden with legacy and discipline

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