Joseph Wayne Miller – “I Wish I Was Wrong” -Miller’s vocal feels about as tried and true as the amber waves of grain. His lyrical choices are particularly interesting, too. It reads like a diary entry but lays over some really nice chill …
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The Absolute Best Tuesday Tracks
Callum Pitt – “Away From the Rousing Parades” If the sound of Pitt is any indication of the current state of folk/Americana, I would say the genre is in no fear of slipping past the public consciousness any time soon. The way the songwriter crafts …
The Tuesday 5: Top Tracks For Your Week
Speak, Brother – “Man of Honour” One of the newest tracks that is featured on their debut album, “Man of Honour” showcases the band’s unique ability to blend different styles and genres. Their unique sound will intrigue listeners in waves. Treading ground of acts …
Five indie songs for the weekend warrior
1. The Calamity – “Pagans” I love thoughtful lyrics. (I mean, most people do… or should, anyway.) But what I love even more than thoughtful lyrics are words that are also clever and metaphorical, yet still fun. The Calamity has done a wonderful …
3 Of Thursday’s Best Tracks
Natalie Shay – “Perfume” The 19 year old electro pop artist Natalie Shay, has a talent that well surpasses her time on this earth. The blend of style and substance on her new track both nods at the past while capturing the present musical …
A Beautiful Blend of Tuesday Grooves
Liza – “1 Girl, 2 Cups” / “Vladimir” You know when you are listening to the music of Liza. There is something strangely haunting about how the artist crafts tracks. With no expediency or rush, they make music that clings to souls and airbuds with …
3 Unexpected Hits To Start Your Weekend
Sannia – “Go And Get Over” You might be surprised hearing this track here. We do not typically cover tunes like this, but we could not help it. I mean, do you hear those vocals? A true gem of a track, complete with …
The Thursday Best
Them Swoops – “Piñata” The boys in Them Swoops have a deliberate release speed. Valuing the single, the band has slowly released tracks one by one this year, and this one might be their best yet. Crafting a Phoenix style indie pop sound, the gang are …
Your Thursday Rundown
Salmone – “Swim” This French act come on unexpected with the first listen. The way they craft a track – deliberately, with laid back flare, could almost be described as American. “Swim” is the first track the group wrote together and it showcases …
Brand New Music By Brand New Artists
Family And Friends – “Winding Roads” The Athens stationed folk rock pioneers are masters at dipping in and out of various styles that keep listeners guessing what they will hear next. Leaning on the folk side of a collective ragtag act, the band …
