Fist of Five gained notoriety in the late 2000’s, touring with heavy hitters like Avenged Sevenfold, Atreyu, and Hinder. Getting their start in Oklahoma City, their sound and style soon coursed through the Midwest and onward. The band became known for their live shows, combining classical theatre with modern music to create art that is
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Race to Neptune are creating timeless psych-rock on their defining new release. The Dead Sea Sounds is the debut album from this Colorado-based band. They are known for their explosive energy in the Fort Collins and Denver scenes, and they translate this effortlessly onto the record. Fans of alt-rock of all varieties can find something
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Minneapolis singer/songwriter Brynn Andre releases Honeymoon, the next chapter in her story. As an artist, Brynn Andre debuted in 2010 with poignant songs about her 20’s. Her new album is a reflective and mature project that follows her story since her debut, tackling both hopes and uncertainty for what is happening and what comes next.
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Joe Boris has been delivering his own brand of Rock & Roll since the 90s. Sharing stages with other accomplished East Coast musicians, and writing plenty of his own material along the way. He releases a new double LP Anthology, check out the single “Set Me Free” to get a taste of his sound. “Set
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The self-taught singer/songwriter THUNDERCLAP is a captivating artistic force. The one-man band has made a name for himself through his bold approach to music, whether it be taking stages across the world alone or mastering various instruments, genres, and lyrical content. His newest project is entitled Strange Songs For Strange Times, featuring narration from the
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The hard-hitting rock trio from Boston is back with another powerful track. Heavy AmericA’s “Lucky” is a song that defines their sound, something they describe as “every genre of rock.” This year is looking to be a big one for the band, as it comes on the heels of time spent writing and recording new
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Merit Maker’s style is evolving on their new album Pick Ups and Put Downs. The band has taken influence from the varied subgenres of punk music, but on their new project, they shift towards a pop-punk direction. As they take on a new sound and lyrical content, their sound has been refined to something both
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Indecent Proposal has been making a name for themselves by playing gigs. Through cutting their teeth performing covers of a variety of other rock acts, they have developed a strong range and refined their own sound. Their originals are where they really shine as a band, and they have shown that they have the talent
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Randy Ross brings us some classic cowboy country with a new track “Blowin’ Dust.” This song is the real deal, with Ross’s captivating country charm selling the humble picture the lyrics paint. The track is refined, yet still retains the rough sound of the genre. Check out “Blowin’ Dust” to get a good taste of
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California has been engaging audiences since 1973. They had several hits as recording artists in the 70s and 80s signed to Laurie Records, and now Les and Loretta Fradkin are back with material updated for the modern era. California is known for their use of an eclectic collection of instruments, utilizing the harpsichord, mellotron, and
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Steve Major releases a powerful track in two versions that resonate across the world. With one version recorded in English and the other mixed with Ukrainian lyrics, these songs directly reach out to those impacted by the ongoing crisis in Ukraine. Powerful both in the message and in sound, Steve Major’s “TORN” and “РОЗДIЛЕНI” are
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Singer/songwriter Dan Krochmal shows us his vibrant sound and lyrics full of depth and character on his single “FOMO” from the upcoming release Home & Holding. The Australian-born artist started his journey as an aspiring novelist before picking up a guitar and realizing his talent on stage. His experience and impressive vocal ability create an
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Luka Radikovic is making music to express the feelings and emotions of being human. His songs explore the self and lead the listener on a path of discovery. The Croatian-based pop-folk artist shows us his track “Lion.” The aptly named song is soft in sound with bold and strong power and emotion behind it. The
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Known for her late 70s to early 80s run with the band The Chartbusters, Robin Lane was once heralded as a female icon of New Wave Rock music. After earning accolades throughout a storied history of writing music and touring with talented individuals, she is returning to the spotlight as a powerful figure in contemporary
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Mr. Mooq endeavors to tell a story with his music. Creating a narrative with relatable lyrics that come naturally to him, as well as with varied instrumental stylings that come together to serve the song. He has gained a significant following with his own unique style and aesthetic. On Mr. MooQ’s newest track, “Oh My
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“Never Gone” is the second of eleven acoustic guitar tracks from her album Silent Street. These songs are collages of rich-sounding guitars, each conveying their own feeling and emotion. The accompanying music video of “Never Gone” matches the joy and adventure of the song. A montage of children playing highlights the bright and nostalgic wave
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Booker Brooks, of Christchurch New Zealand brings us a new track with his single, “Sober.” The song both serves as a powerful metaphor for a toxic relationship, as well as being a strong artistic statement exemplifying his personal style. He is reminiscent of other artists who pushed the limits of their genre, such as Bon
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Spanish/English songstress Lourdes Pita shows us another great Latin track. Her version of “Lamento Cubano” is an excellent composition showcasing her strengths as an artist. This rendition of Toña la Negra’s song perfectly captures the emotional highs and lows of the original. Her voice is impressive and resonates through the track, accompanied by instrumentals adept
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The Singles EP is a curated selection of great tracks from David Singley. Each of these songs are representative of the sound Singley has refined with years of experience. Holding degrees in music from Berklee College of Music and Indiana University and touring with many great acts, he has earned a reputation for excellence at
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Trevor Owen has lived a life on tour. The Canadian musician dropped out of school in the 60s to play rock and roll, continuing on to various musical projects, recording and performing. When producer and longtime friend of Owen, Marcus Vichert said “Let’s Make a record,” their years of experience led to And The Moon
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The venerable soul crooner Lenny Williams has sang through generation. From recording several charting R&B hits in the early 1970s, including his most famous hit “‘Cause I Love You,” his voice has aged like fine wine and he is ready to share it on a new track “Baby I’m Sorry.” His performance is full of
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Joe Augustin is Achilles Tenderloin, an indie-folk and blues singer-songwriter from Richmond Indiana. He stands on the shoulders of great artists like Skip James to deliver grand guitar arrangements and picturesque lyrics, likened to pre-war blues. His newest album, Tincture for Trouble, comes together with the help of producer Patrick Himes and features a whole
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Stacy Gabel is releasing Straight to Voicemail, a new EP that showcases her bright personality and passion for music. As an experienced performer, recording artist, as well as singer-songwriter, she has been releasing music and touring along the East Coast. Her new project Straight to Voicemail is poised to further establish her as extremely unique
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Along with Blunt Objects, DID NOT! is one project of Bill Owens, a recording artist from Tucson, Arizona. Working together with Matt Rendon, they are revitalizing songs written by Owens in the 1970s. They focus on a sound that became overshadowed by disco and corporate rock of the time, full of jangly guitar and moody
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Joseph James debuts with his single “Valentine.” Poised to be a powerhouse of the modern music scene, he shows off with a solid first impression. With valuable experience gained through touring along with acts such as Lady Gaga and Ritchie Blackmore as well as graduating from Berklee College of Music, he is setting out to
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Eddie Arjun is an artist whose creativity thrived through limitations. He was prolific during the pandemic, creating full compositions from clips of drummers on Instagram. With over thirty of these aptly named On The Couch Sessions, Eddie Arjun channeled the feelings and experiences of quarantine into his own unique art while still retaining a sense
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Faariss Khalil and Grayson Soares make up Levels, an indie-rock band from Dubai. The pair create their own instrumental guitar-based music; writing, recording, and producing music themselves. Coming from different backgrounds, Grayson from India and Faariss from the UK, they both bring their own varied influences that create a both groovy and melodic vibe. “Curious
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CUSPS consists of Daniel Twombly and J. Sehorn. Meeting as co-workers at an audio-visual company led to them forming the group as an intersection between their own unique sounds. Their newest album Out for blood is their most rock-focused record yet. They explore new directions with their already sonically diverse sound. The inspiration they bring
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D2UR is is back with a new single “Live Again,” staying true to their own rocking sound. Having evolved from a cover band to an original modern rock band, D2UR have an understanding of rock that they have used to write their own songs since 2010. With some powerful releases the Canadian band has earned
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With all of the angst and emotion of the grunge era being as relevant today as it ever was, it is no surprise artists are bringing the sound back into the modern indie scene. The singer/songwriter and guitarist Marsden grew up in the 90s, and carries with him the influence of giants such as Jerry
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The singer/songwriter Eduardo is sharing his own brand of acoustic pop with the world. Born in Peru, Eduardo Leon honed his musical craft in America and earned many accolades for his work. He has received praise for his two previous albums, along with awards and radio play for his music. His new single “Time Machine”
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The duo of Alana Rolfe and Timo Massa form VIVIAN together. The sounds of VIVIAN are enigmatic and alluring. Seeking to explore different textures and emotions, on their newest album Pressure Makes Diamonds they layer psychedelic and glitched-out stylings over crisp hip-hop inspired beats and smooth vocals. They describe themselves in a cryptic fashion and
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Waves_On_Waves releases a new album in collaboration with a plethora of other artists, Synthony Of Destruction is stylistically diverse while remaining cohesive in tone. This project is a revival of a combined amalgamation of post-industrial, goth-rock, synthwave, and more. A revitalization of retro dark and grit combined with a modern flair of pop stylings and
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Fred Argir is bringing back guitar-based rock music for the current generation. His own brand of indie-rock has been making waves with his storied history in writing and recording music as a part of the Minneapolis scene. The DIY approach he takes on his music is reflective of his experience and mastery of the craft.
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Logan Ariel is making a statement with a powerful message about a topic that is not often discussed. Her song “Girls Do” is about a toxic relationship, but from the often underrepresented viewpoint of a boy being mistreated by a girl. Logan Ariel is a young talent in music, and is looking to make a
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Present Company are an alt-indie outfit out of Minneapolis Minnesota. The four-piece has released their second album, the self-titled Present Company. Their sophomore record shows off their style, full of tight grooves and quirky post-punk flair. Their sound arrives at a sonic intersection of bands like The National, LCD Soundsystem, Talking Heads, and The Smiths.
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Based in Boston Massachusetts, Greg Loftus started making music at an early age. Eventually, his sound drifted south, where he honed his sound in Austin Texas. Loftus’s music makes itself at home among other alt-country contemporaries such as Drive-By Truckers, Lucero, and Drag the River.  “Evergreen” is an honest country-folk track. Loftus wears his heart
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The alternative pop rock band Radio Drive is a hidden gem from Minnesota. Kevin Gullickson is the one behind Radio Drive and his music has earned spots on the charts in multiple countries and well as being heard on tv shows on various channels. They have a sound that earns them a place among the
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Jenna McSwain’s roots firmly ground a vibrant and colorful modern sound on her upcoming EP Enjoy Your Space. The South Carolina-born and New Orleans-based artist has had an education in jazz that contributes to her music, which is incredibly dynamic all while retaining a natural flow. Always accompanied by her adept piano playing, Jenna McSwain’s
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The Minneapolis songwriter David Singley has been building a repertoire that spans jazz, country, and rock. Also a great guitarist with schooling from Berklee, He has shared the stage with many famous jazz artists and collaborated across the world. The master is making his mark on music with his newest song “Change Gonna Come.” “Change
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The folk artist is back with a new single, Blind Uncle Harry is not afraid to make a statement with his music. This track has plenty of Harry’s distinctive wit and humor. Separating himself from much of the hipster folk-pop of today and aligning with much of the unique sounds and storytelling of 60s folk
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Spencer Goldman is coming out swinging with a breakout debut track “Breakthrough.” Goldman is expressing himself through his music, only 23 years old but has plenty to share. “Breakthrough” is an emotional track, reminiscent of the golden age of pop punk. As a singer, songwriter, and producer, Goldman is familiar with the modern music scene
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Clay Fulton & The Lost Forty are rocking with their own sound. The six-piece band hailing from Minnesota weaves together classic American genres along with elements from modern indie. Clay Fulton has led busy life while paving his own way as a singer-songwriter, from attending college to owning a restaurant he wrote music that spoke
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Dejhare makes music with a mission. She believes music speaks to us all on a fundamental level. Dejhare’s newest EP Lovescape is the newest step in her musical journey. This project is a collage of different experiences of love, taking the listener on a journey through the highs and lows of a relationship. In addition
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At the same time grand and humble, the music of Tyler Edwards draws from indie, folk, country, and rock, all to create gorgeous melodies and textures. Edwards anticipates the release of his second solo album, A Falling Sky, set to release on September 30th. His upcoming album adds masterful production to Tyler Edwards’s seasoned songwriting
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Music has the power to bring people together, and Hemisphere are aiming to bring both music and people together on their new album Unity. Hemisphere playfully plays with different genres, bringing a fusion of rock, pop, and jazz. The band has already received some attention and critical acclaim with their previous works, their anticipated new
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Embracing the vintage and the analog, Steve McCormick’s music retains a quality taken for granted in modern music. Throughout his growing catalog of music, McCormick has recorded his own soulful slice of Americana with painstaking production. With his new album Louisa, he returns with incredible musicianship and an impeccable analog sound. Listen To ‘Louisa’ Here
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Randy Casey is carving a chunk out of blues and americana with a black les paul. Like giants before him, it all started when he picked up the guitar at a young age. with a competent blues band behind him and crowded stages in front of him Randy Casey puts on a show like no
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It is out with the old and in with the nu. Heathensun are carrying the torch of nu-metal with burning impassioned energy. The band has incorporated a modern style into the genre with the same heavy guitar riffs and vocals of giants before them. Their newest album Gang is aggressively exciting and a nonstop rush.
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Hank Quillen is making some waves with his newest release “Treading Water”. This indie rock track is as reflective as the water it invokes. Born from a vague concept and some lyrical ideas, Quillen has fleshed out a narrative with this aquatic allegory. A melancholy tale about memories, this song is one we won’t soon
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