Power of Dreams – Ausländer (2021)
More than three decades after Power of Dreams burst onto the Irish indie-rock scene with their landmark debut Immigrants, Emigrants and Me, the band returned with Ausländer in 2021 – a vibrant,...
View ArticleADVIKA – Chasing Birds (2025)
Boston-based artist ADVIKA’s debut EP, Chasing Birds, is a transcendent, genre-fluid meditation on identity, heritage, and self-discovery. A recent Berklee College of Music graduate, ADVIKA arrives...
View ArticleCommon Saints – Equinox (2025)
No newbie to the music industry, London-based producer, multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter Charlie J. Perry has worked with artists like Olivia Dean, BTS and Jorja Smith; however, it is with...
View ArticleA short Dark Stranger – Pale Blue Dot (2025)
Self-described as the “premier purveyor of poetic, provocative, pumping power-pop… or at least in Leeds”, UK-based A short Dark Stranger melds dapper-ness and debauchery in silvery, sarcastic, defiant...
View ArticleJoe Hodgson – Fields of Redemption (2025)
From the very first note of Fields of Redemption, it becomes clear that Joe Hodgson is not here to play it safe. The Irish guitarist and composer has crafted a sprawling, genre-defying 15-track...
View ArticleAna Paz – surrender (2025)
Ana Paz’s latest EP surrender is a breathtaking journey through grief’s intricate emotional terrain, delivered with a rare combination of vulnerability, artistry, and sonic sophistication. This...
View ArticleMya Angelique – paper girls (2025)
Born and raised in San Juan, Puerto Rico, Mya Angelique’s roots in classical training and storytelling collide beautifully in this seven-track project, written largely during her mid-teens. Currently...
View ArticleHOLYMAMI – TRAP THERESA (2025)
Rising artist HOLYMAMI continues to dismantle musical conventions and forge her path with the release of TRAP THERESA, a five-track EP that is as much a sonic statement as it is a personal manifesto....
View ArticleFragile Animals – Tourist (2025)
Since their inception, Fragile Animals have made a point of never standing still. From the glistening melancholy of Light That Fades to the hazy vulnerability of Only Shallow // Only More, and the...
View ArticlePreston Lydotes – Stranger At Best (2025)
There is something undeniably intimate about Preston Lydotes’ Stranger At Best. The Boston-born troubadour lays his soul bare in this five-song confession booth; each track a page torn from the...
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