Track Review

There are two types of independent artists who record at home: The sort that spends 80% of their energy trying to convince you they’re actually living a millionaire’s lifestyle on the sly. And then there’s the sort that takes their existing lives-family struggles, career anxieties, rising pressure and doubts about the future and says, “That […]

Fear is funny. Not “ha ha” funny though, rather the kind where your mind gets so used to being anxious, or in constant mode of being ready for anything, the fear itelf becomes the norm, or rather, comfort. Kind of like the really irritating person who just doesn’t want to leave your place, although they

About seven million rock tunes about broken relationships-that’s not a dig. Humanity has been trying to hurt the ones we love for a good several thousand years and rock just brought it to scale. In truth, the real challenge isn’t finding fresh angles to sound off to about the pain, but making an audience care

There is something deeply funny and unexpectedly charming about releasing a song called “When I’m With You” in 2026 and managing to make it feel neither ironic nor exhausted. Because let’s be honest: this is one of the oldest titles in the history of songwriting. Entire civilizations have probably written some variation of when I

It takes a very specific kind of confidence required to release a song that sounds this unapologetically in love with the late 1960s, not because nostalgia is inherently a problem, but because once you start reaching for sun-warmed acoustic guitars, stacked harmonies, and enough analog texture to make listeners instinctively wonder whether they’ve accidentally found