From the brand new album News From Delphi, Atticus Kane promises a careful fusing of raspy indie rock, country and floor-filler pop, for the back-and-forth dynamics of Love Me Not.
Pop Rock
Dropping intense rock riffs and lush vocals, a conceptual depth that’s rare and refreshing, and a fine testament to the deserved talent and strength of their songwriting – Texas four-piece Call My Bluff release perhaps their most iconic single yet.
Independent music from the creative hub of Paris – Btissam releases a brand new single through Studio BS Music, and it’s a pop-rock and indie-funk fusion of traits that’s both anthemic and empowering. .
Dreamy to upbeat, acoustic shoegaze that slowly evolves into something a little more rock and roll-inspired – a taste of the band’s full set-up potential, but a simultaneous focus on the softness and style of their vocals and songwriting.
Creatively artistic, performative and charming – an organic artist with a playful yet intentional sense of passionate escapism at the helm. Julz The Great brings something brilliantly distinct and refreshing to modern music, with the eclectic rock energy and soulful delivery of Turn The Other Way.
New York-based artist Emily Ryan collaborates with Brooklyn rapper Fivio Foreign, to deliver a catchy blend of creativity and mainstream hip hop and pop, for the alluring and euphoric new anthem DISCREET.
Categorically one of the best feel-good soul-rock songs of the year – Elizabeth P.W. captures an intoxicating groove and melody combination, amidst the inspired depth and passion of the mighty Head West.
Making sure to pair the sonic creativity of immersive, purposeful music, with passionate and interesting songwriting – Brisbane artist Harley delivers an evocative and euphoric new single, for GOLD.
If you don’t want to find yourself Last in Line anymore, this classic rock and roll track from Rachel Brunet was made for you.
Award-winning San Diego singer and songwriter Jesse LaMonaca released one of the most moving and memorable country-folk singles of the year back in June, capturing a sense of uplifting warmth, with a piercing vocal nuance and lyrical charm to elevate things as the song rolls along.
Introducing a beautiful song, simply put. Paul Stone & The Basement Collective deliver a classic, soulful and comforting style, with the smooth vocal and instrumental prowess, the heartfelt storytelling and declaration, of Brother.
We hereby embark upon a journey that confronts the unrelenting passage of time, but does so with an inspiring twist of hope, gratitude, and a reminder to appreciate the present moment while you can; ‘watch the grain, watch it fall – it’s not a tragedy at all.’