Following Jimmy Valentine started life as a full-cast audiobook musical from composer Jeff Flaster, based on an O. Henry story and a Hudson River School painting. This is the 18-song cast album,...
OG8 formed because its members felt overlooked and underappreciated, and instead of turning bitter, these industry veterans vowed to make music that entertained and healed. On Recognize, released October 9th, the band...
Confidence can easily be mistaken for arrogance, especially when its history remains unseen. On “D.P.W.M (Don’t Play With Me),” London-based, Malawian artist YesaYa turns that tension into a hard-hitting UK rap statement,...
For centuries, the Silk Road connected people, ideas, and cultures across vast distances. But what if the journey wasn't only about reaching another place, but also about discovering something within yourself? On...
Allister Ainsworth and Jacob Connor, the Auckland duo behind Microbes, timed the release of "Dire Tribes" for October 7th, ahead of the New Zealand General Election. They began the song together in...
Most of what went into "I'm A Vine" came from Tara Van's community. The Toronto soul artist recorded the single, released October 9th, at Apartment Sea Sound, the east-end hub run by...
Irish singer-songwriter Janet Devlin makes a powerful return with the official release of the much-loved fan favourite “Working For The Man”, out on 10th April.
Written over a decade ago during a rainy...
Swiss-Italian singer-songwriter Veronica Fusaro has been selected to represent Switzerland at the 70th Eurovision Song Contest 2026 in Vienna, Austria. She will perform her new single “Alice” in the second semi-final on...
Not every ending needs softness. Not every goodbye deserves words. In Closure, Carmen Cummins chooses something sharper: distance, certainty, and the kind of peace that doesn’t negotiate.
Closure feels less like a breakup...
Built on the image of a mysterious encounter in the sky, “Space Craft Landing” by Daffers turns a fleeting moment into something playful and strangely intimate. What begins as a sci-fi idea...
At twelve minutes long, Matt Johnson’s “Mother’s Day Proverb” immediately positions itself outside the logic of the typical single. In “Mother’s Day Proverb,” Matt Johnson leans into a hybrid form: part spoken...
Picture a car parked under dim streetlight, silence stretching between two people who no longer know how to reach each other. That’s the world Moonlight by Veronica Raine quietly unfolds: still, intimate,...
We Want Funkey! by Audren opens like a door into another mood entirely, one where the weight of the world softens, and rhythm takes over. It doesn’t build toward release; it begins...
There’s a particular kind of song that doesn’t ask to be understood immediately. It asks to be felt first—to wash over you emotionally before your brain catches up with what’s actually happening....
