Shattered Trust and Stadium-Sized Sound: SANSOM’s “Call Me” Hits Hard Brighton-based rock artist SANSOM is swinging for the emotional fences with Call Me, and no surprises here, he knocks it out of the park. This high-octane anthem pulses with raw feeling, fusing personal pain with blistering energy in a way that feels both intimate and […]

Faith in Foxholes’ latest single, Just Gimme One More, is a testament to the band’s ability to blend raw emotion with infectious melodies. From the first note, the track pulls you into a whirlwind of longing and hope. The song opens with a gentle guitar riff, setting a reflective tone. As the drums kick in, […]

 “A Summer Day on Mercury” There’s something quietly explosive about Mercury, the latest single from Bud Kelsey. Recorded solo in a single summer day inside an old funeral home apartment in Boone, North Carolina, this track feels like a one-man time capsule cracked open, with all the ghosts of past selves, broken bands, and half-said […]

Tragedy in a Glance — Scott Yoder’s Haunting New Heartache There’s something deliciously fragile about Scott Yoder’s latest single, Never Be Another Day. It doesn’t shout. It lingers. It sighs. It stares out the window of a rainy Seattle loft with mascara slightly smudged, wondering what could’ve been if just one more word had been […]

Letting Go, Drenched in Moonlight Deaf Echo’s latest single “Batman” doesn’t swoop in like a hero—it lingers like a ghost. The Los Angeles indie-rock duo, made up of Amir Hammoud and Jesús Omar Lopez, delivers a track soaked in vulnerability, where brooding guitars and melancholic vocals meet in a beautifully raw emotional standoff. From the […]

Sunlight, Memory, and Melody: A Quiet Triumph There’s something about MAHUNA’s Forever Is Mine that feels like stepping into a sun-drenched memory — one of those moments that doesn’t just stay with you, but reshapes the way you look at time itself. Born from a Belfast childhood memory and rekindled by watching his son play […]