Friday, March 13 2026

‘Ghosts’- Mike Berman, a testament to the power of lyrical truth and musical grace

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There’s something about a songwriter who doesn’t just write to the listener, but for the listener. With ‘Ghosts’, Los Angeles-based Mike Berman delivers a collection of songs that feels like a series of hushed, vulnerable exchanges passed over a campfire or across a cracked diner booth. Rooted in the long-standing tradition of confessional folk and […]

‘We Both Know’- Jesabel’s poetic lens and unfiltered sincerity creates a gentle triumph

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On her latest single ‘We Both Know’, Jacksonville-based songsmith Jesabel unveils her first true love song, and in doing so, exposes a duality that’s as tender as it is cutting. But this isn’t just romance wrapped in rose-coloured harmonies, it’s star-crossed longing weighed down by earthly imperfections. There’s a graceful vulnerability woven into every line, […]

‘Bar Fight’- Jason Herndon, a gutsy, unfiltered statement of independence from a voice ready to be heard

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There’s something wonderfully untamed about ‘Bar Fight’, the latest from Nashville’s own Jason Herndon. From the moment that $11 pawn shop guitar kicks in, it’s the sound of grit under your fingernails and whiskey in your throat; equal parts confession and combustion. Herndon, taking the reins as writer, producer, and engineer, wastes no time in […]

‘Lover, Don’t Let Me Go’- Nate Currin’s newest offering is a quiet anthem for the hearts that won’t quit

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Nate Currin’s latest single ‘Lover, Don’t Let Me Go’ arrives like a long-lost letter pulled from a box under the bed- raw, resonant, and achingly human. While the Clearwater-based singer-songwriter has spent years perfecting his craft across genres, this track finds him stepping into something altogether more refined- a polished, emotionally charged slow-burn that wears […]

‘Tame’- Emdee, genre-swerving and unapologetically magnetic in latest release

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After carving a lane for himself in the UK rap and drill scene, Birmingham-raised artist Emdee pulls a bold left turn on ‘Tame’, and it’s a move that pays off. Stripping back the grit and aggression of his earlier material, Emdee steps confidently into smoother, more sultry terrain. What results is a track that simmers […]

‘Lonely Dirt Road’- Dax, An intimate confessional framed by dusty skies and honest heartache

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Wichita-based artist Dax delivers one of his most personal and soul-searching tracks to date with ‘Lonely Dirt Road’, a stripped-back reflection that finds its power in vulnerability rather than volume. Produced by Lex Nour Beats and recorded in a bedroom over two swift sessions, the record feels like a quiet monologue with God under a […]

‘Glass Between Us’- Sirenglas, The void has a voice, and it sounds like this.

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Emerging once again from the obsidian edges of the underground, Sirenglas has returned with ‘Glass Between Us’, a moody, synth-laced lament that sounds like it was plucked from the smoke-filled corners of an abandoned cathedral rave. This is gothic futurism with a beating heart, simultaneously icy and intimate. The track creeps in like fog on […]

‘Out Of Office’- Mending Stars, the burnout anthem we didn’t know we needed

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In an age where hustle culture is sold as identity and the “always on” mindset is mistaken for ambition, Mending Stars’ new single ‘Out of Office’ arrives like a quiet rebellion wrapped in a pop anthem. Clocking in at just under three minutes, the track captures the emotional weight of burnout with disarming clarity, delivering a message […]

‘i can be ur lady’- Plant Dad, Commanding the chaos, claiming the crown

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Back with the explosive ‘i can be ur lady’, the Baltimore-based provocateurs Plant Dad kick down the door of indie-pop convention and rewire the room. It’s a track that blurs lines, flexes femme power, and snarls with charm. From the first hit of distorted guitars and twitching synths, there’s a sense that something is about […]