Listening to pink, Tim’s latest mixtape, is like opening a door into someone growing up, looking back, and trying to figure out where “adult life” starts and teenage dreams end. This is not polished or flashy—it’s honest, a little rough around the edges, but glowing with sincerity. Right from Solo, you can feel nostalgia and […]

Miss Ricky’s sophomore album, Sounds At Night, is a beautifully intimate exploration of love, desire, and vulnerability, wrapped in a moody RnB/pop soundscape that feels like stepping into someone’s diary. Across seven tracks, the album narrates a girl’s romantic journey, from fleeting infatuation to the courage of emotional honesty, all while bathed in lush synths, […]

There’s something magical about musicians who don’t just play songs but reimagine them—dusting off the overlooked gems, polishing them with their own fingerprints, and handing them back to us as if they’ve always belonged in this form. That’s exactly what Jeff Symonds does with The Deep Dive Vol. 2, the second EP in his series […]

Some albums feel like collections of songs, and then there are albums that feel like living, breathing worlds. Herman Martinez’s UltraTerrestrial belongs firmly in the latter. Written, performed, and imagined entirely by Martinez, this record is more than music, it’s an exploration of memory, chaos, and the strange frequencies that hover just beyond everyday life. […]

Every once in a while, a debut album lands that feels less like a record and more like a manifesto. Elbows Don’t Have Eyes, the first full-length release from Los Angeles + Dublin DIY trio The Stolen Moans, is exactly that: a jagged, glitter-dusted blueprint for survival in a world that doesn’t play fair. It’s […]

Every so often, a debut album arrives that doesn’t just introduce an artist but feels like the start of an entirely new chapter in music. Amara Fe’s Reborn is exactly that, an album that carries the weight of heritage, the glow of self-discovery, and the grit of someone who decided not to wait for the […]