“Dirty” to “Blonde”, Dasha’s Debut Album Has No Skips
Dasha’s debut album, Dirty Blonde features 17 tracks that showcase her artistry while exploring themes of love, self-reflection, and maturity. With its brilliant blend of emotions, Dirty Blonde is raw and vibrant.
Ayleen Valentine Releases Double Single “a/b__1”
Ahead of her upcoming headlining shows, Ayleen Valentine has released “a/b__1”, a double single package comprised of tracks “anesthetized” and “stars” that show off her production and artist capabilities.
Claire Rosinkranz Returns with “Sad in Hawaii”
SoCal singer Claire Rosinkranz is back with a new single 'Sad In Hawaii'. This is the 19-year-old’s first piece of new material for 2023, and sets the stage for her debut album, set to release later this year.
"only wanna dance" with almost monday on a monday
Taking the stage, almost monday kicked off their set with “Broken People” from their 2020 EP. The energy was through the roof as the band cycled through their hits. Included in the setlist was “Parking Lot View”, “This is Growing Up”, “Sun Keeps On Shining”, and more. A cover of the iconic “What I Like About You” was also thrown in.
Blondshell Announces Debut Album,
Featuring airy keys mixed with acoustic guitar, "Joiner" has a '90s indie-rock sound. Through this track, Blondshell promises to work with someone clinging to bad habits so they can get rid of them.
boygenius is Back!
Boygenius is back! After taking the world by storm with their self-titled EP back in 2018, the supergroup composed of Julien Baker, Phoebe Bridgers, and Lucy Dacus is back with their upcoming debut LP called the record set to release on March 31.
Gracie Abrams Questions What’s Next with “Where do we go now?”
“Where do we go now?” is the first look at Gracie Abrams’ forthcoming debut album Good Riddance, set to release February 24. Collaborating with Aaron Dessner at his Long Pond Studio in New York, the singer-songwriter looked at creating the song as an exercise in growing up.
Valley is Back with “Throwback Tears'“
Dry those eyes because Valley is coming back!
Canadian alt-pop band Valley have announced their highly-anticipated sophomore album, Lost In Translation coming June 23rd. While we wait, the band has shared the album’s lead single “Throwback Tears.”
Kid Sistr @ Mercury Lounge
Founded in college, the all-female trio consists of Sabel on guitar, Sara Keden on bass, and Rebecca Webster on drums. Their sound is a fusion of bubblegum pop, 2000s alt-rock, and 1980s new wave. Kid Sistr's name and debut single "Little Sister Song" came from the fact that all members are the oldest in their all-sister families.
Save Your “Playlist in a Bottle” for 2024
I just made a playlist that I can’t listen to for an entire year.
Spotify’s new feature lets you capture what music you are listening to now in a virtual bottle and send it to yourself a year from now.
Daniel Seavey Wants to “Runaway”
Coming out of a boyband, we’re seeing the growth of the 23-year-old singer. Over a synth-pop instrumental, Seavey expresses his desire to run away with his partner. The electric sound is a new side to the cello-playing musician, but it’s not unwelcome.
The Greeting Committee Keeps It Simple with “Anything But You”
The Greeting Committee proves that simplicity is the key with "Anything But You." With the verses' straightforward drum beat and melodic guitar, Addie's voice stands out to highlight the lyrics. "I'll jump if you jump," but I already had" captures the heartfelt simplicity of falling in love.
Wallice Opens Up with “Japan”
The introspective song veers away from the previously grunge and alt-rock-styled tracks of the singer-songwriter as Wallice takes a gentler approach with “Japan". An acoustic guitar lays the track's foundation and strings slowly add to the mix. Combined with soft vocals and touching lyrics, Wallice creates a beautiful stunning song that tugs at your heartstrings.
Sam Hunt Brings Nostalgia with “Start Nowhere”
Sam Hunt’s latest release is “Start Nowhere”, a stripped-down song that looks back at his childhood. "When I need to get back to who I am / There ain’t but just one road there / Sometimes you gotta start nowhere," Hunt reminisces about simpler times.
"SH!TSHOW' Is The New Release From NERIAH
Creating an almost vocoder effect, NERIAH multiplies her vocals in the chorus as she sings “baby you're a shit show, and I'm in the front row.” With all of the shitshow's failings, NERIAH establishes that she's “not one of your bitches”. The chorus inspires a cathartic release for anyone who's ever dated a shitshow.
Chelsea Cutler Returns With “Men On The Moon”
“We put men on the moon, but I can't figure out what is missin'. And in every room, you're right in front of me. We find pictures in stars, but they're thousands of miles away, oh”. Exploring the difficulties of human connection, Cutler points out the irony of investing in space exploration to try and learn a tiny bit more about the universe, but we are unwilling to invest energy into understanding the people who are right in front of us.
Holly Humberstone Kicks Off “Sleep Tight” Tour at Webster Hall
Holly Humberstone kicked off her "Sleep Tight" tour with a sold out night in NYC. The English singer recently released her debut album “Can You Afford To Lose Me?” this past month and is bringing the songs to life on tour.
Ethan Bortnick is on Fire with “arsonists”
Producer and pianist Ethan Bortnick recently released his new track “arsonists”. The haunting track tells of unrequited love and heartbreak.
Soft piano and haunting vocals start the song and we know the relationship is doomed from the beginning as Bortnick sings “something about you already hurts / already know that we will crash and burn”.
Lexi Jayde Releases “what’s the matter with you”
Cowritten and produced by FINNEAS, the track is upbeat while maintaining an air of vulnerability. Reflective and brooding, Jayde sings about being afraid to fall in love again. Despite the subject being “such a gentleman”, Jayde defends her unwillingness to fall by singing “I told you I don’t have the time to fall in love again”.