Rising from the Ruins — Finding Strength in “Lost for Words” RISE’s latest single, “Lost for Words,” isn’t just a breakup anthem, it’s a declaration of emotional resilience wrapped in shimmering layers of sound. From the first note, the band’s trademark blend of synths, guitar, and driving percussion hits like a surge of fresh air. […]
Interview with Prem Byrne
What’s the story behind your latest song? When I wrote, “Why I Don’t Go To The Movies Anymore,” I was coming to terms with the realization that my ideas about relationships were heavily affected by the movies I’d seen. Life wasn’t turning out to be a Rom-Com, the relationships I’d been in didn’t make all […]
Caleb L’Etoile – Starling
The Calm Before the Scream Caleb L’Etoile’s “Starling” is less a song and more an awakening inside a fever dream, the kind where the walls breathe, and the quiet hum turns into a roar. As the opening track and creative nucleus of his upcoming album PS, it drags you straight into the haunted carnival of […]
MERTDER – Geisha
Dancing Through the Dark — MERTDER’s “Geisha” MERTDER’s Geisha is a paradox in motion, a song that moves your body even as it quiets your mind. Framed as both a dance track and a statement of purpose, it captures the pulse of what it means to create light out of heaviness. In an era where […]
Ronaldo Fuentes – Prize
A Heartfelt Tribute Wrapped in Synth Nostalgia Ronaldo Fuentes’s latest single, “Prize,” is one of those rare tracks that manages to feel both intimate and cinematic. Recorded in the sanctuary of his rebuilt childhood home in Sydney, the song carries an unmistakable pulse of sincerity—an artist creating from memory, loss, and hope. Drawing on the […]
Clay Brown – No Place
Finding Ground in the Noise Clay Brown’s latest single, No Place, is a delicate collision of grief and hope, wrapped in jangly indie and alt-rock textures that feel both intimate and expansive. From the first picked guitar notes, the song draws you into a space that’s at once confessional and effortless, as if Brown is […]