A Dream, A Boardwalk, A Song There’s something quietly cinematic about She Saw Dolphins by Tim Camrose. From the very first sound of waves kissing the shore, you’re transported—not just to Mission Beach, San Diego, but to a tender moment suspended in time. It’s a memory, a whisper of hope, and a love story wrapped […]

Nostalgia with a Kickflip: size eleven’s “day trip” Brings Back the Buzz Strap in and press play—size eleven’s “day trip” is the kind of track that hits like your favorite trick at the skate park finally landing clean. It’s loud, raw, and unapologetically nostalgic in the best way possible. Straight out of Los Angeles and […]

When the Party Fades and the Sea Sings Back There’s a weirdly beautiful moment at the end of a night out—when the bass stops, the crowd thins, and you suddenly realize how loud silence can be. That’s exactly the space Afters, the newest single from LA-based indie-pop band CROSSTOWN, dives into headfirst—and man, do they […]

Guided by the Stars, Driven by Heart The Flip Phones’ latest single, Polaris, is a journey. From the very first chord, you feel like you’re being gently pulled forward, as if the North Star itself has reached down and taken your hand. There’s something magnetic in the way this track unfolds—a high-energy blend of alt-rock […]

Echoes of Isolation: A Journey with Don Sechelski’s ‘The Invisible Man’ Don Sechelski’s “The Invisible Man” is a poignant exploration of solitude and the human yearning for recognition. From the opening line, “I am less than I was,” Sechelski draws listeners into the heart of a man grappling with his fading presence in the world. […]

A Howl, A Roar, A Revelation: “Animals” Bares Its Teeth From the very first note, The Ancient Unknown’s new single “Animals” grabs you—not with a gentle tug, but with a full-on sonic pounce. This track doesn’t ease in; it leaps straight into a heady mix of fusion rock and prog metal, pounding with urgency and […]