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From Spiritual Turmoil to Dancefloor Gold – The Unlikely Journey of Rob Rodell’s “Could This Be Love”

by Leslie Sherman November 2, 2026 7:34 am Tagged With: 2026, Alternative, indie rock, new music, Pop, singer, songwriter, South Africa, United States

Rob Rodell is an artist whose musical interests have never been easily contained by genre. A singer-songwriter with classical training, a contemporary sensibility and a particular affinity for electronic music, the South African artist has spent much of his career moving between musical worlds.

With “Could This Be Love”, a song that began as a deeply personal expression of spiritual conflict before finding a second life as a gold-selling House hit, Rodell demonstrates just how differently a piece of music can be heard, felt and understood.

From Sir, Please to Whisker: Shane Patrick Cronin Steps Into His Own With Can’t You Feel It?

by Leslie Sherman October 30, 2026 11:17 am

For Shane Patrick Cronin, music has always been part of the family story. As the son of REO Speedwagon frontman Kevin Cronin, he grew up around the rhythms of a touring musician’s life. But despite that early exposure, his own path toward becoming a singer-songwriter was not immediately clear. Basketball initially occupied much of his […]

From a Vermont Barn to Your Speakers: Eric Schenkman Shares the Story Behind New Single “Avocado Eldorado” 

by Leslie Sherman October 28, 2026 1:44 pm

Guitarist, singer, and a founding member of New York City’s Spin Doctors, Eric Schenkman returns with “Avocado Eldorado,” a driving rock ’n’ roll track inspired by his grandfather’s Cadillac. In “Avocado Eldorado,” Schenkman looks back at his grandfather’s green Cadillac Eldorado, presently rusting away in an old Vermont barn. The relic – a wide-ass, loud, […]

Tennyson King Surrenders to the Current on Fierce Folk-Rock Single “The Great Unknown”

by Leslie Sherman October 28, 2026 1:42 pm

Toronto-based, Hong Kong-born songwriter Tennyson King shares “The Great Unknown,” the latest single from his forthcoming album 100 Cities 百城 (out November 6th), a driving and uplifting folk-rock song inspired by a near-death experience while freediving off the east coast of Australia. Blending the wild energy of Western folk-rock with traditional Chinese instrumentation, the track […]

Earthquake Lights Blur the Line Between Confidence and Delusion on Brooding Alt-Rock Single “Mr. Always-What-He-Had-To-Be”

by Leslie Sherman October 28, 2026 1:40 pm

Ahead of their upcoming fourth studio album’s 2027 arrival, New York’s Earthquake Lights share “Mr. Always-What-He-Had-To-Be,” a confident, brooding new single that turns psychedelic alt-rock swagger into a character study of arrogance, narcissism and questionable wisdom. Inspired in part by the unruly spirit of Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, the track inhabits the mind […]

Addi John Shares the Intricate Love & Misfortunes EP, with the Captivating Indie-Pop Title Track

by Leslie Sherman October 28, 2026 1:37 pm

Canadian artist Addi John unveils his new EP, Love & Misfortunes, a deeply personal collection about loss, family, change, and learning to move forward. Entirely produced, performed, and mixed by Addi himself, the seven-track project emerged from a period of upheaval and ultimately centres around a simple but hard-earned realization: everything changes, and that’s okay. […]

Sébastien De Francesco Confronts Love and Loss on Heartfelt Alt-Folk Single “Leaving Now”

by Leslie Sherman October 28, 2026 11:52 am

Following “Fleury Street” and “Love on the Way Down,” Québec-based singer-songwriter Sébastien De Francesco shares “Leaving Now,” an intimate and bittersweet folk-rock single that imagines the final moments between two close friends from the perspective of the person preparing to leave. Moving between companionship, reassurance and acceptance, the song finds tenderness within loss while holding […]

Shiloh Lindsey Turns the Wilderness Inward on Haunting Folk-Noir Single “Wolves In Your Head”

by Leslie Sherman October 28, 2026 11:44 am

Canadian singer-songwriter Shiloh Lindsey shares “Wolves In Your Head,” a haunting, restless and ultimately resilient folk-noir track and the second single to be revealed from her forthcoming album, The Western Veil, set for release on November 6th, 2026. Pairing bluesy acoustic guitar with hypnotic rhythms and otherworldly electric textures, the song turns familiar Western imagery […]

Raphaela Revisits the Moment Before Love Got Complicated on Nostalgic New Single “Take It Back”

by Leslie Sherman October 28, 2026 11:42 am

Lebanese-Canadian artist Raphaela shares “Take It Back,” a nostalgic, uplifting pop single caught between memory and uncertainty. Vivid and cinematic, the track looks back at a love that once felt effortless while confronting how different it has become. The idea took shape during a writing session in Nashville with Jordan Lake. When asked what she […]

Next Week’s Washing Build a Towering Wall of Sound on Dreamy Shoegaze Single “Clear Eyes”

by Leslie Sherman October 28, 2026 11:40 am

Continuing to push beyond the sound established on their breakout debut EP, Toronto indie quintet Next Week’s Washing shares “Clear Eyes,” a massive, dreamy, and cinematic new single that brings alternative rock energy together with densely layered shoegaze. Taken from the band’s forthcoming sophomore EP, Spiral, set for release on November 13th, the track represents […]

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