Write a comment In a groovy and gritty mix of lofi and fusion, Hiatus Kaiyote manages to make one of the coolest, relaxing-yet-groovy tracks of the year with the release of their newest single, Red Room.
Write a comment In a surprising grand return in 2021, 2017’s song I Hear a Symphony showed a new audience the beauty of Cody Fry’s genius in this simple yet complex three-minute magnum opus.
Write a comment It’s common nowadays for band to take inspiration from old school rock and roll groups like Greta Van Fleet for example. It isn’t often, however, that you hear not only those roots glow through the music, but also in the production. Elevator Boots, Counting Crows’ newest single, is straight from 1968, and no one can convince me otherwise.
Write a comment Smooth as butter and layered like an onion, RINI’s new single goes above and beyond what the artist has ever done before, and coupled with the talents of EARTHGANG the two manage to make a wonderful neo-soul tune true to the genre, while remaining true to their vision.
Write a comment If All Gone, Beachy Head’s newest single, had wings, it would soar higher than planes could. The band have outdone themselves in one of the greatest soft rock ballads to surface in recent years.
Write a comment Michaels has always had a knack for catchy, sharp, and poignant hooks, but she’s opted for a relatively subdued composition here and has succeeded to terrific effect.
Write a comment In honor of 70s discos, Paris Jackson has partnered with hard rock legends The Struts with their newest, catchy single, Low Key in Love.
Write a comment Gojira have always had a fantastic reputation with their releases. Every album is an expansion on everything they’ve done before, and they are excellent at continuing that moment with each release. With their newest single, Into the Storm, their fourth preview of their upcoming album Fortitude, they absolutely hold that momentum and propel it further on.
Write a comment It’s very rare that artists manage to mix soft tones, sounding like water flowing down a river, and heavy, gut-wrenching beats, like the edges and bumps of the rocks the water flows over. But, as expected of Seq, the artist manages to mix the two in a perfect blend otherwise thought impossible in his newest single, worth.
Write a comment Surfaces does a wonderful job subverting expectations with their newest single, Wave of You, by blending sounds from indie, R&B, jazz, and rock.
Write a comment Years and Years delivers one of the grooviest, most harmonically intricate post-disco song of the year with his newest single Starstruck, all while honoring the legends that paved the way for the genre, and sounding as modern as can be.
Write a comment In a captivating twist of rock and industrial, Alice Merton blesses listeners with a power-house of an anthem with her new single Vertigo, sounding powerful, simple and complex all at the same time.
Write a comment An interesting blend of some of the biggest artists of the decade, Stop by AJ Mitchell is a wonderful pop track that fits perfectly in the warming weather as a hint to whats to come in the summer.
Write a comment The disco grooves, the 80s summer choruses, and soaring harmonies: Fickle Friends do it all with their newest release that embraces a multitude of classic genres that shaped the music of today in their newest single, Not In The Mood.
