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A Spark Caught in a Song: “Fire & Honey” Some songs arrive the way summer storms do. Charged, sudden, and full of feeling. Fire & Honey, the latest single from Southern California duo Wild Mountain Mystics, caught me right between memory and motion. It begins with a shimmer: "Off she goes higher and brighter / Lightnin’ in the sky..." And just like that, I was there - watching someone shed the weight of the world at the edge of the […]
Inside Skar de Line: When the Mirror Dares You to Look and You Still Stare Back I still remember writing about Vignette, where Skar de Line torched his blank self-portrait like it owed him rent. That track was brooding, poetic, theatrical. A sort of sonic slow burn that left ash trails in your brain. But this new one - Inside - it slices. Not in a violent way, more like delicate autopsy work. And the subject on the table? Himself. […]
The Sound of Holding On When You're Not Sure Who's Letting Go It’s 2am. The time in the night when I usually do notes on the music I like. That strange hour when your thoughts stop trying to be well-mannered. I’m listening to Wishes, Dreams, the new single from Oslo’s own Temperature Falls, and it feels like someone bottled that 2am unease into a sound. Ethereal, raw, and soaked in late-night mood swings. After a two-year silence, Camilla and Ian […]
From Perth to the Club Circuit – Bailey Perrie Is Here There’s something magnetic about artists who move. They shift gears mid-ride, hop on a plane to LA, and film a music video for an album that’s still under wraps. Bailey Perrie does exactly that. The singer-songwriter from Western Australia has been on a roll, gathering radio love, streaming numbers, and fan playlists across the globe. Now, she’s diving headfirst into the dancefloor chaos by remixing For The Plot that […]
I love hip-hop. Always have. I remember being a kid, sitting on the floor of my bedroom, rewinding cassette tapes, trying to catch that cadence. Trying to spit it back like I was part of something bigger than myself. Back then, it was braggadocio and block parties. Now? Sometimes, you stumble into a track that resonates for real. That’s where Permeate by Marcus Smith featuring Bedrooms hits. Let’s talk about this one. The Flow of a Love Story in Full Color […]
From the Heart, Through the Bassline Let’s be honest - I wasn’t ready for Helena May with Side Effects. I thought I was, sitting there sipping bad coffee, thinking I’ve heard every variation of nu-funk, retro-soul, and that oh-so-trendy vintage horn section parade. But Helena May just swung the door open like a sunrise with brass. And not the polite kind. The kind that makes your feet move before your brain gives green light. With Side Effects, she tiptoe into […]
The Ocean Is Blue Only Where The Soul Hangs On I remember once hearing someone say, “The deepest truths arrive quietly.” That’s exactly how Jeremy Engel’s new single Ocean washed over me this morning - with a subtle, relentless pull. Like something ancient whispering just beneath the tide. Released today, July 1st, 2025, Ocean opens its arms to the ones barely holding on, to anyone drifting between a breakdown and a breakthrough. Just a haunting folk confession carried on acoustic […]
Something’s Brewing at the Carriage House I’ve heard a lot of tracks that try to sound live - loose, sweaty, a little unstable in the best way - but Carriage House by The All’s Eye lives there. It thrives in that odd in-between where you can almost hear the amps warming up and someone cracking a beer. And that's cool, man. The single dropped on digital shelves on June 26 via Music Factory Records, just in time to light the […]
I Never Wrote About Celtic Folk Music - Until Now I’ve written about techno. About indie misfits screaming into the void. Even about bedroom pop drenched in reverb and existential dread. But Celtic folk? Despite the fact that I often let it play while the kettle boils and the sky does its grey thing over the UK, I’ve never properly written about it. So here’s me, finally pulling up a chair next to the fire, to talk about Here to […]
