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 […]
The rainy season – PeachTree
Beneath the Branches of “PeachTree” The Rainy Season’s PeachTree feels like a quiet sigh after a long storm—an indie-rock reflection wrapped in golden light. The Tampa-based trio—Nick Lowry, Jeremiah Hagan, and Matthew Augur—craft a sound that’s both intimate and expansive, carrying the emotional weight of nostalgia without drowning in it. From the first few notes, […]
Max Macready – Holding Pattern
Signals in the Static Max Macready’s “Holding Pattern” feels like tuning into a forgotten frequency, one that hums with longing, hesitation, and electricity just beneath the surface. The track opens with a pulse that seems to breathe on its own, the kind of rhythm that locks you in before you even realize you’re swaying. There’s […]
Jay Moussa-Mann – amy
A Campfire Memory Reborn — Jay Moussa-Mann’s “amy” Glows with Quiet Brilliance Jay Moussa-Mann’s latest single, “amy,” feels like sunlight caught in amber, soft, shimmering, and achingly personal. It’s a song that drifts between past and present, tracing the delicate thread of childhood connection that shaped an artist’s lifelong bond with music. From the first […]
Jessie Dipper – Oxygen
The Sound of a Soul on Fire Jessie Dipper’s Oxygen is an eruption. This track hits like a raw nerve, searing and unrelenting. It’s blues at its most combustible: distortion humming like electricity, drums cracking open the air, and Jessie’s voice clawing its way through the static in search of release. There’s something primal about […]
Pisgah – Bend to Break
When the Storm Breaks: Pisgah Finds Strength in the Ruin Pisgah’s “Bend to Break” doesn’t just play, it unravels, surges, and rebuilds itself right in your chest. The Southern-born, London-based artist (Brittney Jenkins) folds her Americana roots into an alt-rock storm that feels both intimate and cinematic. It’s the kind of song that doesn’t ask […]