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Bog Witch – Meet Me: the Art of Saying Everything Softly Sometimes a song walks in like it knows something you don’t. And sometimes it’s not a song - it’s a sigh, a slow collapse you didn’t notice until the weight hit your chest. Meet Me by Bog Witch, the project name of indie artist Wendy DuMond, did that to me. Not loud. Not flashy. Just… honest. Like a candle flickering in a room full of sirens. Released on May 26, […]
There’s a Storm in Your Chest – And Anacy Just Named It You know that feeling - when someone texts “we need to talk” and your chest tightens like a vice? That’s the zone Anacy walks us into with It’s Not You. This track, born from the hum of synths and the heartbeat of electro-pop, it opens the door, gestures toward the wreckage inside, and lets you wander through. Recorded with care at Bombsquad Studios and polished at Sunset Recording […]
A Warm Blast from an Irish Heart You don’t need sunscreen for this one, but it might just melt something inside you. Barry Walsh - former guitarist and songwriter for The Fireflys - has released Suddenly June, and it’s every bit as warm and nostalgic as the name suggests. The song dropped on May 23rd via his own Rufus Records, and let me tell you: it doesn’t wait around to unfold. One second you’re strolling through a foggy November morning, […]
Naomi Neva - Burning: There’s something primal about fire. First it takes, then it strips you clean, and finally - keeps you awake at night. Naomi Neva takes it further - it sings. Burning is the latest alt-rock offering from the Oakland-based artist, and it slips in from the edges and stares until you listen. Honestly, the first time I heard it, I felt everything. Grief, betrayal, fear, and that quiet fury that simmers just beneath the ribcage when the […]
SHARA STRAND’S “HAPPY ENDING” HITS DIFFERENT – AND THAT’S THE POINT There’s something wild about hearing a love song that doesn’t wallow in heartbreak, doesn’t lecture you on empowerment, and doesn’t try to outdo Shakespeare in metaphors. And I am talking about Happy Ending, the new single by NYC’s own Shara Strand. The song was released on 22nd May 2025, and I feel it like a throwback and a throw-forward in one glittering package - like finding your old Walkman and […]
Aly Berry The Wrong Man: A Jazz Revelation with Smoky Truth There’s a special kind of ache that jazz knows how to dress in satin and pour into a lowball glass. Aly Berry’s The Wrong Man does just that - and maybe lights a cigarette while it’s at it. I told her that saying I love you to the wrong man is a scar that hums when it rains. She liked that line. Said she was excited to read my […]
WHEN POETRY MEETS LOSS AND A SPICE GIRL TRIBUTE STARTS IT ALL We all lost someone. And I personally feel these moments - the ones where I appear strong, moving on, cracking a tired joke at work, or nodding politely at the coffee queue. But the heart’s the only one that really knows. It carries the silence in between songs, the sudden memories, the weight that never makes it into small talk. Released on May 11th - Mother’s Day, not […]
The Suburbs Just Got Loud There’s a moment in life when you realize the cul-de-sac has teeth. That moment might come in the form of a thunderous rock track from Bells Beach trio The Burbs. Their latest single, There's No Time for Presents, is a twisted little gem wrapped in big riffs, existential grit, and just enough wine-fueled chaos to keep it interesting. It barrels into your living room with muddy boots and a story you weren’t ready to hear. […]
Stoke-on-Trent, Sweet Talk, and the Snap That Started It All There’s something about small cities that either crushes your dreams or becomes the reason you chase them harder. For Mara Liddle, it was the latter. She grow up in Stoke-on-Trent - that proud, potteries-built town in England where everyone knows everyone and gigs are as sacred as your mum’s Sunday roast. And music was the lifeline rather than just background. And when lockdown came like a universal timeout, Mara picked […]
