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Micah Felts turns life’s quiet questions into powerful stories on “I Don’t Know How To Write A Song” [EP]
Micah Felts’ new EP, “I Don’t Know How To Write A Song,” is a heartfelt collection of turning life’s uncertainties into meaningful moments. The six-song project pairs folk and singer-songwriter influences in an honest look at personal growth, relationships, and self-discovery. Produced by Sam Westhoff and Jesse Perdue, the EP
Sailor Bay introduces “Rollercoaster,” a five-track journey through relationships and resilience
“Rollercoaster,” a five-song alt indie folk-rock EP that takes an honest and deeply personal look at the many stages of relationships, has been released by Sailor Bay. Inspired by the artist’s own journey from deep grief after losing Dan, the other half of Sailor Bay, to a place where he
Jeremy Parsons explores time, memory, and meaning on “Life” EP
Jeremy Parsons has released his new EP “Life,” a project rooted in Americana, based on reflection and lived experience. The record is a body of work exploring personal history, resilience, and emotional clarity, placing Parsons as a thoughtful storyteller in modern Americana. “Life” is about themes of self-discovery and the
Jaime’s Tone delivers a cinematic rock experience with “Dreaming” EP
Bold and introspective, “Dreaming” is a turning point in the artistic career of Jaime’s Tone, the musical moniker of Jacques M. Consisting of four tracks, the EP demonstrates that he’s fully embraced the project’s progressive and hard rock stylings, which have been a part of the project since its 2019
Kid Camus captures life’s shifting tides with “Half-Mooned Orbit” EP
Independent artist Kid Camus drops his newest EP, “Half-Mooned Orbit.” A sad and hopeful two-track release, this release also captures the tension between memory and growth. Written and produced with thoughtfulness and care, this 10-minute journey examines the deep shifts of life and love, from gentrification and struggle to the
Young Thad F channels Legacy and craft on “Skiddie Scat” EP
Young Thad F’s “Skiddie Scat“ is a confident and fiery Hip-Hop declaration that begins with recognition and celebration, giving them the courage of their convictions. This three-track EP aims to honor those who have helped Black people progress, and it is, in equal parts, a homage and an affirmation. Every
Zander, an American turns chaos into a purpose-driven theme with “PROJECT 2025” EP
Zander, an American, delivers a six-track EP that conveys mental stress and urgency, reminding us of the roller coaster ride we’ve been on over the last year, focusing on key elements of Hip-Hop/Alternative Rap. “PROJECT 2025” runs just under 14 minutes and shows that small works can still forge a
A Mighty Fine Mess debuts with “Keep Your Head Up” EP
With their dazzling debut EP, “Keep Your Head Up,” A Mighty Fine Mess kicks the door down with a raucous, feel-good rock energy that hits like a summer storm. Packed to the rafters with highly strung riffs, crunching hooks and choruses so anthemic they will take up residency in your
Porcelain Parrot embraces emotions and lets go of the past in new EP “bygones”
Porcelain Parrot releases her most defining body of work to date, “bygones,” a 6-track emotional exhale that reverses time just long enough to start something new. An even blend of space emo, shoegaze, and avant-garde alt-rock, “bygones” dances through chaos with noisy grace and unabashed heart. Recorded by Jacqueline Davis
Rachel Chinouriri takes us on a journey with “Little House” EP
Rachel Chinouriri’s “Little House,” released via Parlophone, gently tugs at the heartstrings. After her debut album, “What A Devastating Turn of Events,” and a live album called “Live at KOKO,” this represents a new chapter in Rachel’s artistic evolution, embracing love-seeking, self-discovery, and healing themes. At its core, “Little House”
