Category: music
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Pete Keating and The Renslow Trestle Hold Love Steady on “Tenderly”
Pete Keating and The Renslow Trestle channel mid-century Americana in “Tenderly,” weaving real love through contemporary noise. The track’s live feel and plainspoken writing brings warmth and sincerity.
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Shapes Keep The Human Element Alive On Planet Android
Toronto band Shapes transforms dystopian themes into lively grooves, fusing improvisation with a modern tech anxiety. Their debut album, Planet Android, marries human spontaneity with machine-like precision, creating a vivid musical dialogue.
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Madeline Rosene Bargains With Heaven on “I’ll Seduce God to Get Into Heaven”
Madeline Rosene blends dark humor and existential unease in a high-energy track exploring spiritual bargaining and desire. Producer Eric Emery’s bold production enhances her confrontational songwriting style.
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Bloomfield Machine Finds Humanity in the Circuitry of algorithm & blues
Bloomfield Machine’s latest album stitches melody and digital grit into a guitar-forward soundscape. Brian Kassan blurs lines between human emotion and machine precision, crafting music where imperfection sings.
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Son of Jacob, Noah James Mass, Arn-Identified Flying Objects and Alien Friends, hycove & Mister Chorister new this week!
Son of Jacob’s “Livin'” merges DIY pop with ’70s harmony, crafting a warm, reflective melody. Noah James Mass channels raw rock energy in “I Am the One,” balancing self-doubt with gritty confidence. Arn-Identified Flying Objects and Alien Friends deliver ironic power-pop wit on “Sing-Along Songs,” while hycove’s “You Don’t Mean Nothing to Me” explores emotional…
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iRAV Writes the Final Letter of ERA I with “A LETTER 4 U: INTERLUDE”
iRAV’s “A LETTER 4 U: INTERLUDE” carves an intimate space between love and uncertainty. With Trapsoul textures and heartfelt honesty, it bridges the emotional terrain from being underestimated to newfound confidence.
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Anton Commissaris, Tia Brittany, Music by Jeremy, Milyam & Logan Taylor new this week!
Anton Commissaris reinvents jazz with a modern twist in “Find Me a Girl,” while Tia-Brittany’s “DTF” explores cinematic pop and raw emotion. Music by Jeremy embraces “joyous realism,” Milyam crafts atmospheric alt-pop in “Lost in the Jungle,” and Logan Taylor’s “CLIMB” confronts personal identity amidst external pressures. Each artist offers a unique musical journey.
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Stephen Webber, EJ Ouellette, Evil Jake, Mattock & JP Kennedy new this week!
Stephen Webber’s “Here We Go” injects post-pandemic nuance into Americana with a lively ukulele backdrop, while EJ Ouellette revives New England traditions in “The Fiddle Funnel Sessions,” blending past and present seamlessly. Evil Jake’s “Be My Ex-Girlfriend” revives guitar-driven power-pop, combining New York grit with catchy hooks, as Mattock’s “Lil’ Busted Fox” explores Americana’s shadows…
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Samantha Rae Casts a Sharp Hook With “Gone Fishin’ (For a Man)”
Samantha Rae’s new single blends playful wit and steel-edged storytelling. With Jay DellIsola’s vibrant production, she crafts a pop-country anthem filled with humor and emotional depth.
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Nihar Chases Heat and Heart on “Bankroll”
Nihar pairs bass-heavy polish with a moody vocal blend of R&B smoothness and rap bite, tracing the uneasy overlap of ambition, attraction, and self-protection in a track that feels both intimate and cinematic.
