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Guard This Land: See How’s 422ppm Isn’t Waiting Around Out here in the greenish-grey fields of Bedfordshire, where foxes outnumber foot traffic and music doesn’t need neon lights to be loud, lives a guy who’s been quietly cooking something for seven years. See how 422ppm captures this essence without rushing. Seven years, no noise, no rush, just patience - until he walked out of the metaphorical woods and dropped a […]
A Hymn, A Leap, A Whole New Chapter Funny how some tracks are touching my ground. It starts like a memory you didn’t know you had. There's no drama or big entrance here, just a slow pull into something that feels familiar and new all at once. That’s how Hymn for Becoming by Lauren Conklin found me. It steps right in, drops its dusty boots on the hardwood floor of […]
SHUFFLE YOUR FEET: ROBIN SHAW SPINS A SUNNY SCENARIO FROM SHEPHERDS BUSH TO YOUR EARS Let’s get this straight - some songs beg for overthinking. Layers of metaphor, tortured symbolism, a haunting cello in D minor. Then you’ve got Shuffle Your Feet by Robin Shaw. A track that simply hands you a drink, points toward the stage, and says: “Move.” Robin’s from Bressingham, a quiet village near Norwich. You’d think […]
Back from the Silence, Louder Than Ever Side Chain returned in 2024 like they’d never left the rehearsal room. Guitars buzzing, ideas stacked, and a hunger sharpened by the pause. They came armed - Equipoise Delirium, Macabre, Megalomaniac with its pounding video cut, revamped versions of Fall On Me and Burden, and a full lineup of remixed and remastered old sparks reignited. One notable aspect of their revival was Side […]
Rediscovering Dan Fogelberg, One Pedal Steel at a Time Joe Bourdet is staging a homecoming, rather than a revolution. Not to Illinois, exactly - he’s a California guy through and through - but to something more elusive: musical memory. And his weapon of choice? A fine cover of Dan Fogelberg's "Illinois," rebuilt piece by piece in his own signature style: Meadow Rock. This endeavor highlights Joe Bourdet's unique take on […]
Wattmore’s Romantic Side: Bourbon-Soaked Backroom Romance You can keep your dating apps, your glossy playlists, your perfect lighting. Romantic Side by Wattmore - co-written with the mighty Allan Caswell - walks straight into the bar, buys you a bourbon, and lights a cigarette you didn’t ask for. The charm is reckless. The sentiment is messy. But the connection? Believe me - that hits, showcasing Wattmore's Romantic Side. This kind of […]
WELCOME TO THAT SLOW BURN MIDNIGHT FEELING Some nights don’t need a destination. You don’t need a plan, just a half-dead phone and someone who sees through the noise. Paulo Ward, the brain behind Paulo and the Problems, clearly knows the scene. With Summer Rain, his latest single featuring label mate Mekfly, he builds a mood and leaves the front door open. As Summer Rain unfolds with Paulo and the […]
THROUGH THE QUADRANGLE: MARC SOUCY CLOSES THE CURTAIN ON A WILD YEAR OF SONIC IMAGINATION Sometimes, music paints, it whispers, it stomps through your psyche in heavy boots. Marc Soucy, creator of The Tong, knows this well. And after nearly a year of doing exactly that, he’s wrapping up his music series STIR: Soundscapes Evoking Realities Only Imagined with a final studio single titled “Through The Quadrangle,” dropping June 6, […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
