CAR287 blends memories and energy in powerful rock anthem “Muddy Waters”
CAR287, a Canadian rock group, makes some noise with “Muddy Waters,” a track off their self-titled debut LP. Embracing the folklore of Red River flood history, this song transcends a story of survival and resilience as well as the unbreakable spirit of the prairie. “Muddy Waters” grabs you with its
Shar reimagines a classic with rock rendition of “Baby Can I Hold You”
Some songs seem timeless and continue to live on through reimagining, and Tracy Chapman’s “Baby Can I Hold You“ is one of them. Shar now takes his turn in that legacy, offering a rock-edged take on the song’s original roots while giving it new life with fresh flourishes of energy
Duplexity’s “MERCY” is an anthem that explores resilience and honesty
With “MERCY”, their 13th release, Duplexity delivers a gut-punch of betrayal, anger, and longing, propelled by thick riffs and searing emotion. It chronicles the harrowing aftermath of being left behind by someone who once held your entire world, grasping for dear life at the shards of your worth. The track
Son Stone channels storytelling flair in new single “Abraham”
Son Stone, the multi-genre expert whose given name is Ben Diamond, returns with an authoritative new rock single, “Abraham.” This latest one plays like a master class in storytelling, all rough musicality and emotional undertow. The track envelops you in a layered landscape propelled by the dynamism of the Son
Erica Lane delivers a classic celebration with “Every Day”
Erica Lane’s newest single, “Every Day,” is a sunny and lovely rendering of the timeless Buddy Holly hit. Produced by eight-time Grammy winner Danny Duncan and recorded at picturesque Blue Rock Artist Ranch in Wimberley, Texas, Lane injects a modern, genre-bending twist that’s at once current and classic. Lane has
Kenny Curcio honors legacy and keeps memories with “Saved You A Seat”
Country rock artist Kenny Curcio is back with his first single of 2025, “Saved You A Seat,” a profoundly personal ode. The song pulls you into a tale of loss, love, and perpetuating ties, a tribute to his late father that doubles as an affirmation of how those we lose
Esplanada’s “Do You Remember” is an anthem of memory and emotions
Paris-bred Franço-Dutch rock project Esplanada reveals their compelling new single “Do You Remember,” a track that showcases just how potent sound can become when it combines cinematic landscapes with human emotion. “Do You Remember” is a meditation on the dual nature of memory, which is both a balm and a
Norine Braun delivers a soulful protest with new single “Cannonball”
The newest release from Norine Braun, “Cannonball,” is a gripping blend of intimacy and urgency, a slow-waltz roots-rock anthem that chugs along like a rallying heart. Recorded live in an hour from the Henhouse Pop-Up Sessions, it has a rare, glistening immediacy, and you can feel each note reverberating at
The Red Lite District harmonizes the basic instincts of humankind in “We Are All Working Class Now”
Glasgow’s very own The Red Lite District has just demonstrated that they are a force to be reckoned with in the modern punk rock world. Their latest track, “We Are All Working Class Now,” brings to an end their much-anticipated EP, “Life Won’t Wait,” and delivers with it quite a
Grace Honeywell captures change with hopeful soundtrack “Time Finds a Way”
“Time Finds a Way,” Grace Honeywell’s recent single, is a poignant examination of growth, change, and the gentle beauty that is nestled within the quiet of life’s inevitable shifting. Effortlessly unifying pop, Americana, and rock influences, the track is immediate and personal, yet somehow timeless, an embrace for anyone trying
