Hurt doesn’t have to be in some kind of sad, tearful ballad that sucks the life out of you. Sometimes, you just need glossy and electrifying beats to prove it hurts. Today, that song is Michellar’s latest single, “CROSSED”. Michellar is a talented artist based in San Francisco. And for her final release this year, […]
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Based on my experience, creating a rock track is one of the hardest things to market in today’s musical landscape, but Ben Rankin braved the waters and decided to give us ‘Save Your Tears’. Join me as I discuss this track in length and read why I’m adding this track to my playlist. The track
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“Decide” is the kind of track born from a very specific modern purgatory: that existential waiting room you enter after a job interview, where time stops, your inbox becomes a malevolent deity, and every notification ping triggers a fight-or-flight response. It’s in that liminal space wherein dread and hope do the tango in. And somehow,
In a pool of empty feel-good tracks, Kat Moth’s “Let Your Light Shine” means every word it speaks. The best part? She doesn’t just promise things will get better, she shows you how to find the spark you thought you already lost. Kat Moth is a Berlin-based singer-songwriter creating alt-pop anthems for the late bloomers
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A song knows exactly what you feel when it sits right between a collapse or a dance. Today, that song is Moon Construction Kit’s “Chemicals”, and it’s the kind that stirs whatever’s left of your emotional stability with a hook you can’t help but move to. Moon Construction Kit is the brainchild of Lausanne multi-instrumentalist/producer
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Let me start this review with a question. How can you measure success in a song? We can argue back and forth on this topic, but instead, let me introduce Helgar’s latest track, ‘ABSURD’, and why it’s a track worth listening to. The track started with this single note chord progression that perfectly sets the
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As a musician myself, there is always a case to be made when it comes to understanding music theory and how to use it effectively. Highroad No. 28’s latest track, ‘Thistroubledsoul’ is a prime example of how to use notes effectively and correctly. The song started with a mix of gloomy and easy feeling that
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While others try to dominate with volume and grief-soaked emotions, Love is Everywhere by INTERCONTINEN7AL does the opposite, giving you a breather built in simplicity, calmness, and warmth you didn’t know you needed. Hailing from Castle Rock, CO, United States, INTERCONTINEN7AL redefines collaboration as a global music collective. Their 2024 EP World Over was a
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What’s interesting about alt-rock is it gives you space to think. You hear guitars that don’t follow the usual patterns. You get lyrics that that feel like someone wrote them at the end of a long night and you get moods that shift every few seconds. This track “Are You Bored?” sits right in that
Have you ever heard a song that feels like it came straight out of the hands of a German expressionist artist? If not, then Muse to Sirens’ “Glass Wings” is the closest thing — gloomy, distorted, a sound carved in gloom and inner turmoil. Muse to Sirens is one of the Pennsylvania gems led by
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