Wattmore lights up the scene with humor and honesty on “Canadian Whiskey”
On “Canadian Whiskey,” Wattmore, the pair of brothers Aiden and Kai take their lead on a country-rock anthem that’s as raw and as warm-hearted as its namesake tune. It’s a song that encapsulates everything that makes the brothers’ chemistry both lovably unhinged and electric with grit, humor, and a kind
ReeToxA delivers a beautiful farewell with new anthem “Call”
ReeToxA’s latest single, “Call,” is a stunning emotional ballad that ends his first LP with ghostlike beauty and bittersweet recollection. Penned by Jason after a random encounter with an ex on a break in cold Melbourne to sunny Gold Coast, “Call” depicts the deep lament of hoping for that phone
Andras Jones serves a twist of humor with “Dink You In The Face”
In comes Andras Jones with “Dink You In The Face,” an unvarnished, unpredictable, and clearly fun track, marking another bold creative shift for Jones. “Dink You In The Face” remains self-confidently aware of itself, and Jones knows exactly what he is up to, and has made an everyday sport into
J. Jefferson & Brian Gentile creates harmony with new single “Can You Hear the Silence”
Country Rock duo J. Jefferson & Brian Gentile take a trip to the peaceful Austrian Alps on “Can You Hear the Silence,” reflective of silence as action and nature’s healing vibrations. The song was inspired by the silent places that allow us to rediscover our true selves, pairing warm acoustics
Matthew Lee and the Standbys deliver a reflective farewell with “My, Oh My”
Matthew Lee and the Standbys return with “My, Oh My,” a song that sounds like both an ending and a beginning. The band’s last single for their forthcoming debut record, “Black Book,” distills a feeling of resolve mingled with reflection, the emotional exhale after enduring a demanding soul-searching process. The
Transgalactica brings classical flair to life in “Danse Macabre” music video
“Danse Macabre,” the most recent music video from Transgalactica, conveys an artistic dialogue between past and present, intellect and emotion. Based on Camille Saint-Saëns’ masterpiece with the same name, this contemporary version weaves the legendary waltz into a thrilling fusion of art rock consciousness and progressive artwork. The result is
ReeToxA paints a portrait of love and reflection with “Jody”
With his new single, “Jody,” rising rock-star ReeToxA provides an unfiltered experience that turns heartbreak into art. Lifted from his debut record “Pines Salad,” this ballad-rock missile is a rare moment of emotional intimacy and universality on an album that can feel bold to a fault. “Jody” began as a
Tracy Dell revives rock’s golden age with “Long Way Out”
If you have ever yearned for the electric pulse of ’80s and ’90s rock, Tracy Dell’s “Long Way Out“ will become your revival anthem. Carrying the unapologetic spirit of rock’s era, this song is a roaring union of memories and modern flame, reasserting Dell’s stake as one of rock’s boldest
Furniture Girls return with reflection and resilience on “L.A. Rose”
Almost a decade since their last release, Seattle’s Furniture Girls have reemerged with the striking “L.A. Rose,” taken from their forthcoming album, “Life Among Them,” due by October 31st, 2025. The Seattle-based electronic rock band has always been interested in where raw emotion and modern innovation bleed into each other,
Zachary Mason takes us into cosmic regions with “5…4…3…2…1…”
With the count down to zero, Zachary Mason propels himself into a new artistic orbit with “5…4…3…2…1,” the opening salvo from his new EP of the same name. Mixing psychedelic textures with a rock energy that’s both boisterous and profound, Mason turns a cosmic concept into something that is both
