Category: indie
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Ripsime’s Past, Present, and Future Meet Under RIP Records
Ripsime reinvents her past work with the re-release of tracks under her new independent imprint, RIP Records. Her multidimensional approach combines music and visual art, redefining contemporary artistry.
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From Detours to Discovery: Fields of Jake Delivers All The Rest
Fields of Jake’s latest album, produced by Jim McGorman, offers a heartfelt exploration of love and loss through pop-rock narratives. It showcases Jake Fields’ evolution and versatile artistry.
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Mercy Kelly, The Snow Ponies, Sean MacLeod, Highroad No. 28 & Powers of the Monk new this week!
From cinematic escapes by Mercy Kelly to The Snow Ponies’ whimsical journey, and Sean MacLeod’s daring indie pop blend, this week’s indie releases offer fresh sounds and profound narratives. Highroad No. 28 explores emotional depth in “Ache,” while Powers of the Monk creates a dreamy soundscape with “Sleepy Fields.” Discover the diverse musical worlds crafted…
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A Kinetic Declaration: Block’s Battle with “I Thought I Won the War”
Block emerges anew with his single “I Thought I Won the War,” blending raw emotion and resilience. The anti-folk innovator crafts a sonic battlefield, inviting listeners to confront personal demons.
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Brian Fire, Less, Paris Pick, CAR287 & Patrick T Jenkinson new this week!
Explore vibrant new indie sounds with Brian Fire’s nostalgic “Idle Idol,” Less’s introspective anthem, Paris Pick’s breezy yacht-pop, CAR287’s bold rock debut, and Patrick T Jenkinson’s poignant “AUTOFICTION”. Discoveries abound!
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Clay Brown Finds Healing in Motion with “No Place”
Clay Brown’s “No Place” is a poignant indie-rock exploration of grief and growth, set against Perth’s vibrant music backdrop. Known for his versatility across genres, Brown steps into the spotlight with a personal narrative enriched by intricate guitar work and a distinctive vocal style. The song delves into the tension between mourning and embracing new…
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Fore Fader’s Sonic Odyssey: Unveiling Great Pretender
Fore Fader embarks on a sonic journey with their debut album, Great Pretender, offering a meditation on existential truths through ethereal soundscapes. Born from a unique blend of personal narrative and atmospheric richness, this release explores the courage needed to unveil the pretenses we live behind. Recorded in the serene yet spiritually charged locales of…
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The Trusted, Harry Kappen, Fiona Amaka, Graham Price Gift Shop & Jorge Natalin new this week!
In “Levitate,” The Trusted delivers an electrifying indie-pop anthem radiating raw emotion and festival-ready energy, perfect for those seeking a euphoric escape. Harry Kappen’s “The Longing,” from his introspective album FOUR, explores life’s complexities with lyrical depth and rich musical landscapes. Fiona Amaka’s “Wingman” captivates with retro indie vibes and soulful introspection, shining amidst her…
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Eyal Erlich Delivers Raw Emotion and Unfiltered Soul
In “All in All – Live,” part of his “The Live Sessions” project, Tel Aviv artist Eyal Erlich marries intimate storytelling with the invigorating depth of live performances. Recorded at Levontin with fellow musicians, Erlich embraces the raw imperfections and immediacy of live sessions, engaging listeners with themes of love and resilience. This release showcases…
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Matt Tarka’s “Salem” – A Sonic Odyssey
Matt Tarka’s latest single, “Salem,” is an evocative sonic journey rooted in personal introspection. Steeped in alternative indie rock and pop influences, the track draws inspiration from Wilco and Velvet Underground, capturing the essence of Tarka’s recovery from a severe concussion. Recorded at Mixtape Studios with Jarrett Nicolay, “Salem” features unconventional recording techniques and a…
