Reviews
‘Rough Time’- Jonny Corralitos Opens the Door with Riotous and Reflective new single
If the first track on your record feels like being thrown into a sunlit canyon of groove, chances are you’re doing something right. That’s exactly what ‘Rough Time’, the lead single from Jonny Corralitos’ new release, manages to pull off. A whirlwind blend of classic rock swagger, melodic intuition, and honest-to-the-bone vulnerability. On the surface, […]
‘I’m Still Standing’- Frankie Muriel Fights Forward with Soul-Stoked Comeback
Frankie Muriel has always been one to burst through the door, brass section blazing, choir in tow, and his heart stitched firmly to his sleeve. With his latest outing ‘I’m Still Standing’, the veteran frontman sheds past monikers and glitzy stage personas to deliver something rawer, louder, and more personal than anything before. It’s a […]
‘Pure And Open’- Arctic Wave Ride a Golden Breeze with new single
Arctic Wave have always been hard to pin down. One minute they’re surging through indie-rock terrain with cinematic force, the next they’re leaning into polished alt-pop with a soulful undercurrent. But on ‘Pure and Open’, the Austin collective dial back the drama and steps into something warmer. The result is a sun-kissed slice of reggae-pop […]
‘Gravity Sessions’- Rosetta West, Blues-rock mysticism takes the wheel on livewire collection steeped in sweat, shadow, and strange grace.
Rosetta West don’t write songs so much as conjure them. And with ‘Gravity Sessions’, the long-running Illinois trio step into Chicago’s iconic Gravity Studios and do what they’ve always done best: capture lightning in a cracked mason jar, then hand it to you still buzzing. This isn’t a greatest hits collection, nor is it some […]
‘The Knife’- Blue Loop Confronts the Unthinkable on new single, a Ritual of Sound and Survival
As the searing lead single from Blue Loop’s upcoming album ‘CYCLES’, ‘The Loop’ is an unfiltered act of honesty, crafted in the shadow of a life-altering surgery. Built on a foundation of tightly coiled synth pulses, lo-fi percussion, and densely layered vocals, ‘The Knife’ moves with the weight of a body in crisis and a […]
‘Silver Lining’- The Fonts Make a Quietly Triumphant Entrance
Every now and then, a debut track arrives that walks calmly into the room and somehow changes the atmosphere. And ‘Silver Lining’, the first release from Austin’s indie pop duo The Fonts, does exactly that. With a steady hand and a tender heart, this song makes an unforgettable first impression. Crafted by Jeremy Fowler and […]
‘Cigarette’- Katie Belle Sifts Through Smoke and Memory
Katie Belle leans into the ache of hindsight with her new single ‘Cigarette’, crafting a track that’s as delicate as it is emotionally loaded. Despite its introspective weight, there’s an ease in its delivery that makes it linger like perfume on a faded T-shirt. Produced by longtime collaborator Fabio Campedelli in his Los Angeles studio, […]
‘4K Friends’- Parrotfish Taps Into Digital Disillusionment on Blistering New Single
Parrotfish aren’t pulling any punches with their new single ‘4K Friends’, a track with kinetic energy and a fabulously danceable riff. The band plug in, turn up, and call out the modern malaise in all its glowing, screen-lit glory. It’s a track that tackles the growing detachment of the hyper-connected age with a smirk. Built […]
‘All Along’- The Proper Hustlers Channel Soulful Clarity with new single
With their newest release ‘All Along’, The Proper Hustlers offer a cool, slow-burning reflection wrapped in rich textures and quietly commanding grooves. As the second taste of their upcoming debut EP ‘Front Door is Open’, the track reveals a band already deeply comfortable in their own skin, blending genre instincts with genuine ease, and letting […]
