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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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Untold Festival 10th Anniversary: Packing for Cluj This August Every summer, Cluj-Napoca starts to vibrate. The city hums like it’s hiding something too wild to say out loud. And this year, it’s louder than usual - Untold Festival turns ten. Untold Festival 10th Anniversary - a decade is no joke in this business. Ten years of beats, bass, fire, glitter, and strangers becoming instant best friends in the dark. I’ve […]
A trumpet, a dancefloor, and a question There are songs that arrive like a warm breeze. Zeeba Da Boo (Why oh Why) just waltzed right in today, cocktail in hand, vintage shades on, and started talking about dreams. I’ve written about Ooberfuse before - months ago, when I first tripped over their sound. It felt like opening an old drawer in a new room: familiar and odd at once. Now […]
Cracks in the Mirror, Music in the Silence I don’t know about you, but I’ve had days where the news sounds like noise, the mirror throws shade, and your own thoughts are the loudest hecklers in the room. That’s where Flow Like a River lands. By Forrest Hill. Right in the soft meat of that disorientation. The kind that creeps in when you're trying to keep it together, trying not […]
