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Wild West: Grant Maloy Smith Puts Bass Reeves, Sacajawea, and the Trail of Tears Alongside Cowboy Mythology
The hardcover book arrived first in my thinking, before the music. Grant Maloy Smith wrote it, illustrated it, ninety pages, companion to the double album. That detail keeps pulling at me because it tells you something specific about the scale…
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Pleasant, Persuasive and Slightly Vintage: Nina Mae Harper on A Long Time Coming
photo by Alex Baker A Long Time Coming is almost suspiciously easy to enjoy. Nina Mae Harper gives it…
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Fifth Floor Cologne Brings Pop to Indie Rock on ‘Full Motion’
Cologne-based producer and songwriter Jonathan Moho has spent the past few years shaping Fifth Floor Cologne into a project…
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Matilde G’s “GELATO” Is the Sweetest Heartbreak of the Summer
Matilde G just dropped a new single called GELATO, and it’s an instant heart-shatterer. Good pop-rock has always been…
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Halfway Through Orbitheory: Apex, Vincent Projects Erases the Word “Compilation”
Some albums introduce themselves immediately. Orbitheory: Apex spent its first few minutes doing something far more irritating: it kept…
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Neon Pilgrim’s “Getaway” Is the Breath of Fresh Air We All Need
I was digging through playlists when “Getaway” landed in my recommendations, and yeah this one stuck instantly. The kind…
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Emilio Lanza’s “Celebrating” Turns Life’s Small Wins Into Indie Pop Gold
Today I want to talk about something bright and genuinely uplifting. Straight up, it’s the single “Celebrating” from indie…
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Cj Gill Finds His Voice On “Time To Go”
Some songs take years to find their shape. This one took six of them. CJ Gill spent that stretch…
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Kenjah Turns Up The Heat With “When I’m With You”
Mid-July and the radio’s still fighting over who owns the season. Kenjah just walked in and took the crown.…
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Loco Dice Pushes the Room to Breaking Point on Hold Up (You Feel That)
Loco Dice has spent more than twenty years learning what makes a dancefloor twitch, surge and finally lose control. On Hold Up (You Feel That), he goes straight for that final stage. The kick lands…
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Been spinning “Away” by Conversation Piece all week, and I still can’t get it out of my head
Okay so I stumbled on this track kind of by accident, late one night, and those opening chords just pulled me under immediately. There’s this atmosphere to it – heavy,…
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“Corazón de León”: Inside ZIRO’s New Summer Hit from Zaragoza
I want to recommend a track that’s become my absolute favorite this week. It’s “Corazón de León”, recorded fairly recently by indie rock band ZIRO. I stumbled onto it completely…
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CGMB’s Set Your Heart Ablaze Earns Every One of Its Twenty-Six Tracks
Twenty-six tracks. The first question that number raises is: does this person have twenty-six tracks worth of things to say? The second question, which matters more: does the sequencing justify…
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Judas Steals Your Heart (And Your Attention) on “Lying Thief”
Found this one buried in my recommendations feed and had to stop scrolling. “Lying Thief” is the fresh release from Judas, and it’s already on repeat for me. The track…
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Harry Williams Becomes Neon Pilgrim for Debut Album “Invisible Things”
Some people write hit TV dramas by day and keep a guitar case under the bed for later. Harry Williams is one of them. Under the name Neon Pilgrim, the…
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tomeujuanfusterBottles Summer Itself On “TormentaTropical”
tomeujuanfuster’s from Mallorca, and honestly, you can tell. His new indie pop single “Tormenta Tropical” – pure sun on skin and salt in the air. I like how the groove…
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One Morning, One Song: How Die Shiny Built “Gold Star, Good Citizen”
On July 3th weekend, Salt Lake City’s Die Shiny handed America something it actually needed: a gut-punch of a song that asks what “good citizen” even means anymore. “Gold Star,…
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“Sticks and Stones” by Mick Rochford’s Bluntest Song Yet, and Maybe His Most Necessary
Mick Rochford runs Ireland’s national children’s cancer charity. He also runs Jax Bathroom Suppliers, and he coaches kickboxing on the side. Three separate disciplines, three separate sets of responsibility, all…
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Isa Leight Wraps Heartbreak in Vintage Velvet on “Held Up By Glue”
Some songs just breathe differently. “Held Up By Glue” is one of those tracks that moves at its own unhurried pace, and Isa Leight’s voice is the reason it works.…
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Sleepy’s New Single “Clean Clothes” Is the Cozy Pop-Rock Comfort You Didn’t Know You Needed
There are songs you listen to and immediately recognize would serve as a perfect soundtrack to memories. That’s exactly the impression left on me by the fresh pop-rock single “Clean…
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“Praise Me” Highlights the Push-Pull of Staying in the Wrong Relationship
There’s a very specific kind of hell in knowing someone’s bad for you and staying anyway. Birmingham’s ROZZZQWEEN has built a track around exactly that feeling, and “Praise Me” doesn’t…
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Kendall Gallo Confronts the Life She Built in New Single “The Wrong Right”
Kendall Gallo here to sit with the questions. You now, the uncomfortable ones, the late-night ones, the ones that don’t let you sleep. And on her latest single, “The Wrong…
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