South Korean alternative pop-rock band Catch The Young has unveiled their first instrumental single, “The Young Wave,” a pre-release track from their upcoming album. This marks the group’s
Mark ‘The Ram’ O’Donnell’s latest offering, “I Am Nowhere, I Am Everywhere,” stands as a testament to the artistic evolution of a farmboy-turned-urban-explorer whose musical journey mirrors his
Monday’s Monsoon is back with its latest release “Sink/Swim/Fly”, after two singles and two EP’s. The collection of eleven tracks presents a masterful balance of intimate storytelling and
“Texas Time Warp”, the new five-track EP by Ranzel X Kendrick, blends elements of folk, blues, country, and soft rock with a breezy, lived-in feel that gives the
There is no comfort to be found in the debut release from Kauneus, the anonymous Portuguese duo who label their music death blues but drift with intent through
In an era where hip-hop often falls into formulas, Amari Mar delivers “Healers Of The Lost Art” (H.O.T.L.A.) – an album that serves as both tribute and innovation.
“Xam Xam” is the first track from the upcoming album “Adouna” (“Life”) by Senegalese artist Cheikh Ibra Fam, former singer of Orchestra Baobab, to be released in October
Amarrai Cabell from St. Louis has released a new album: “happily miserable“. This album introduces us to his dark indie-alternative style. His sound is refreshing and distinctive in
British singer Alison Moyet performed Wednesday evening in a sold-out main hall of the Muziekgebouw in Eindhoven, The Netherlands. It was an evening full of musical craftsmanship, soulful
