Sonic Solitude with a Pulse There’s something beautifully ironic about Soaking Up The Silence — a song that feels anything but quiet. Super Tuesday, the brainchild of New York-based Alex Kisch, takes us on a ride through the backroads of isolation and the neon-lit corners of self-reflection, all wrapped in jangly guitars and a heartbeat […]
Hartshorn Serrano – Retail Reverie
Aisles of Melody: A Dreamy Detour with Retail Reverie Turn the corner of any mundane day and you just might find Retail Reverie—a shimmering slice of nostalgia and what-ifs by UK’s Andrew Hartshorn and Spain’s John Serrano. Their debut collaboration feels like flipping through a photo album you didn’t know you had, filled with missed […]
The All’s Eye – Saturday Sessions
There are moments in music when everything just clicks—the musicians, the room, the mood, the spirit. Saturday Sessions by The All’s Eye captures one of those rare, golden moments and bottles it like lightning in a jar. It’s not just music—it’s a feeling, a conversation between souls. And if you’re craving something raw, real, and […]
Edie Yvonne – Changed My Mind
A Bright Turn: Edie Yvonne Steps Into the Sunlight with “Changed My Mind” Sixteen-year-old Edie Yvonne might just be the future of indie pop — and her new single “Changed My Mind” is a radiant shift in tone that proves she’s not afraid to evolve. Where her past releases (“Burn,” “Epitome,” and “I Might”) painted […]
Found Instruments – Memory Shift
Memory’s Echo: Found Instruments’ Hauntingly Beautiful Shift Close your eyes, hit play, and let Found Instruments take you somewhere hazy—where the past flickers in and out of focus, and nostalgia bends like light through a warped lens. “Memory Shift,” the latest single from singer-songwriter Jack Joseph Titcombe, is a dreamscape wrapped in vintage warmth and […]
An Interview with Tatum Treffeisen
What’s the story behind your latest song/album? I wrote “Running” while training for the Berlin Marathon last year. Berlin was my fifth marathon in a row and I had a feeling it would be my last for a while. I loved running and was getting faster, but my body was showing signs that it needed […]