Cryptic, multi-dimensional troubadour Alias Wayne delivers a grooving, low-toned meditation on American life with his new single “Manifest Destiny.” Released December 1, 2025, the track is a mid-speed folk/rock shuffle that dismantles the expectations so many people carry and the sense of inevitable success that often blinds them. The musical vibe and lyrical snark of
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It is a sad truth that tragedies and the emotions that follow usually lead to some of the best songwriting. The ability to take that despair and turn it into something beautiful is the gift for pushing forward. Canadian solo songwriter and producer Armeda’s Island offers up their latest single, “A Truth Hard to Tame”
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There will always be a freedom for artists that do not wish to conform to what the mainstream supposedly wants. Our recent discovery of The Low Stakes Band (the songwriting duo of Eric Colville and Ann Holbrook) shows what happens when musicians decide they’re done with polite art and sanitized songwriting. A little defiance and
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In a world overflowing with polished productions and auto-tuned perfection, it’s refreshing to stumble upon a record that feels like it was born in a smoky backroom jam session. Australian blues duo The Stomp’n Ramblers — consisting of Owen Mancell on slide guitar, stomp box, and vocals, and Ryan Stone on harmonica — have dropped
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Chicago’s own Nick Nobody emerges as a solo artist on his deeply soulful debut album Nomad. Released in September of 2025 by Hyperbole Creative Media LLC, Nomad shows Nick Nobody to be a fine R&B/Pop singer with an introspective, philosophical bend that sets him apart from his often over-sweetened and over-sexualized competition. Formerly with the
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Michal Gutman is a one-woman-band. Her intense solo act features a bass guitar, a loop station, 2 mics and a touch-pad synthesizer. Her music is a patchwork of harmony and disharmony, somewhere between a theatrical cabaret, a storyline told on an 80’s club dance floor, or a dreamy soundtrack all while using polyrhythmics and contradicting
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Music is meant to make you feel something. Whether it is delicate and eloquent or hard and overbearing; the combination of sounds is meant for you to absorb and feel in whatever way you need to feel it at the moment. Our recent discovery Flowers For Juno will get deep into your mind and soul
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For decades, Mitch Dalton has been the ultimate go-to of British studios – the guitarist whose tasteful lines and impeccable feel have graced albums by everyone from Herbie Hancock to Quincy Jones, film scores, and countless jingles. If a session needed swing, sophistication, or that elusive “London sound,” Dalton was the first call. Yet while
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