Forget those solemn carols for the holidays because Cali Tucker’s newest cover EP, “Santa Baby” brings you the classics with a twist. The kind that flickers in familiarity with a velvet, mesmerizing performance that only she can pull off. Hailing from Country Music Royalty, Cali Tucker’s love for music was deeply rooted in a legacy […]
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There is a particular kind of bravery in making an instrumental album in 2025. Not the obvious bravery, like “I am challenging the listener” or “this is a bold artistic statement,” but the quieter, more dangerous kind: the willingness to trust that people will sit still long enough to let the music explain itself. Hearty
“Sweet Melodies” is ViperSnatch’s first single in over a year, and it crashes through the silence like someone finally losing patience with being polite about their heartbreak. It’s a breakup song, yes, but not the “staring quietly at rain” kind; more like the kind where you slam the door so hard the drywall flinches. Written
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Apeiron Bound is truly a league of their own because their sound surpasses entertainment, giving you an exceptional experience. It’s as if they only step into the studio to bend space and consciousness then created Astral Reflection – Rebirth. Apeiron Bound is a progressive metal project, and at its core is composer and guitarist Andrew
There’s a delightful absurdity in how “Game of Love” even exists. On paper, it sounds like the setup for a logistical disaster: Michellar recording in San Francisco, Rad Datsun chiming in from Minneapolis and then just to keep things interesting, the whole thing being fed across the world to a Romanian producer named Marius Alexandru,
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When a song rides feelings over logic, it becomes less like a song and more like an anthem for desire, that’s the charm of Ashon Galaxy’s “Don’t Listen to Them.” California-based pop artist Ashon Galaxy is now back on the stage with a hypnotic new groove, Don’t Listen to Them. With a seamless blend of
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“Up Brown” is one of those songs that doesn’t politely knock on your door so much as slip in through the emotional cat flap you forgot you even had. It’s atmospheric indie-pop at its most deceptively delicate: a soft, melancholic little ghost drifting through warm guitar textures and whispered refrains, quietly rearranging the furniture in
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“Shout!” is the kind of song that feels like it escaped from a parallel universe where the pandemic didn’t crush everyone’s soul; it merely mildly inconvenienced a group of overachieving musicians who decided to respond by becoming even funkier. What’s immediately obvious is that d’Z the artist behind the composition, arrangement, and production of “Shout!”
There’s an age-old question that all of us, music lovers, should be asking ourselves. With the rise of technology, what’s the future of music? And I think I have an answer for that question. K. Walsh had just released his newest album, ‘A Light in the Darkness‘. Join me as I discuss this album in
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Nothing hits harder than a record from an artist who isn’t afraid to lay themselves bare. In the scene where everyone tries to be different, cool, or edgy, Hayden Calnin’s latest EP “Middle Night” is such a gem, a rare release that is unafraid to feel, breathe, and share what he has lived and carried.
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