Mary Beth Orr bridges sound and soul with “The Singing Horn,” an album merging the French horn’s power with acoustic folk, reflecting life’s dualities. Meanwhile, Great Horned Owl’s “Longyear” offers a rich tapestry of indie-folk narratives inspired by literary giants, capturing Pacific Northwest’s vastness. LIPFORD’s “Miracle” delves into acoustic reflection, searching for grace amidst life’s…

In “It’s Still Going On,” The Cumberland River Project delivers an acoustic folk anthem, echoing timeless calls for peace amidst enduring conflicts, drawing upon the lyrical depth reminiscent of Joan Baez and Bob Dylan. Meanwhile, Sam Garrett’s “Be Free” offers a soothing folk rock escape, inviting listeners to embrace life’s magic and simplicity. Light Coloured…

Libby Ember envelops listeners in a dreamy debut with “Alibi,” a track that dives into the complexities of concealed relationships. This 19-year-old Montreal artist crafts a poignant soundscape of warm guitars and synths, co-produced with Devon Bate, highlighting the vulnerability of hidden emotions. Set to appear on her debut EP, “Alibi” is just the start…

James Stephen & The Good Ones make an impressive debut with their single “Growing Up,” marking a fresh chapter in Americana Country music. Released on June 6, 2025, the track is a thoughtful meditation on the transition from childhood to adulthood, artfully blending intimate storytelling with universal themes. Recorded at Liverpool’s Whitewood Studios, the song…

Jodie Austen’s debut single, “Anyway,” is a soulful tapestry of folk-pop and soft rock, narrating resilience and hope with her signature introspective warmth. Initially a love note, the track evolved to capture a full journey of love and wisdom, reflecting Austen’s emotive storytelling. Produced by Ed Graves, the song offers an uplifting escape, echoing influences…

Simon Moscato captures the ethereal beauty of sunlight in “Komorebi,” a blend of ambient, folktronica, and alt-folk that resonates without words, laying a foundation for his album HE/HUH. Gitta de Ridder returns with “Heroes for a Day,” an intimate acoustic folk piece that dances through life’s magic and resilience. BE|AH’s “Would You?” explores introspection through…

Emily Sophia’s latest single, “For Goodness Sake,” blossoms as a dreamy pop anthem, capturing the essence of youthful freedom and summer’s carefree vibes. Inspired by the likes of Clairo and Kacey Musgraves, the track was co-written with close friends Kendra Celise and Lukas Romero, whose contributions in vocal arrangement, production, and drumming bring depth and…

Liya Shapiro, a London-based indie rock virtuoso, unveils her profound single “Burning Bridges”—a visceral journey into emotional disarray. This track seamlessly blends gentle piano whispers with explosive rock outbursts, echoing influences as diverse as Beethoven and Arctic Monkeys. Shapiro’s narrative traverses mental illness, addiction, and unrequited love, crafting a musical tapestry rich in emotional conflict.…