There are lots of people who sing but not everyone has a voice. Apryll Aileen is a classically trained pianist with a touch of science and spirituality; an alt-pop soulful vocalist, guitarist and songwriter from Atlantic Canada. She transcends genres, creating her own undefinable sound with influences coming from pop, rock, electronic, folk and R&B. […]
Alt-rock BC band Loose Fang says “Goodbye” to the past
The beauty found in art, as in life, is about friction: joyful songs with sorrowful lyrics, minor key riffs over doo-wop chord progressions, or a post-communist refugee songwriter surrounded by a cushion of North American veterans of guitar pop. Adam Sabla is an example of all three, and leading the band Loose Fang seems to […]
East coast folk singer Jimmy Rankin tells tales from all over the world on new LP, Harvest Highway, including new focus track “Sue St. Marie”
On his new LP, Harvest Highway, Jimmy Rankin hits the road again, time traveling and traversing far-flung destinations — along with his native Nova Scotia, of course — through his singular brand of east coast folk-rock. The Cape Breton icon’s eighth solo album is rich in the narrative songwriting traditions that Rankin has been honing […]
Folk Singer-Songwriter Allen Dobb Returns to Music After a Decade-Long Hiatus at “All Costs”
After more than a decade long retreat from recording and performing, singer-songwriter Allen Dobb is returning with a new album, Alone Together, scheduled for release on February 9th, 2024. It’s a collection of ten new original songs drawn from characters, stories, and landscapes that are part of Dobb‘s experience working as a range management specialist […]
Dan Pallotta Releases New Folk Single, Playful and Existential “Kickin’ a Stone”
Massachusetts-based singer-songwriter Dan Pallotta is sharing “Kickin’ a Stone,” the latest single from his upcoming sophomore album, Winnebago Dreams (set for release on November 17th), a folk reflection which is imbued with child-like wonder. Pallotta paints the scene that inspired the songwriting: “I go for a three and a half mile walk each morning on […]
Philip Masorti Commits on New Album “Lost at Sea”
Emerging from the picturesque landscapes of Central Pennsylvania, Masorti burst onto the music scene with a distinctive style that can best be described as “New Alternative” or “New Alt.” Drawing from a vast array of influences, including musical legends like Joe Jackson, Elvis Costello, Leonard Cohen, Miles Davis, Gordon Lightfoot, and many more, Masorti masterfully […]
Interview: Via DeRoche
Via DeRoche is a vocalist and songwriter based in Brooklyn, who has emerged as a magnetic musical presence, transporting listeners to a nostalgic era where alluring melodies and unfiltered emotions intertwine beneath the moonlight. Her voice echoes the soulful legends of Stevie Nicks, channels the fearless spirit of Janis Joplin, and embodies the modern charisma […]
Interview: ROKI
Alternative pop artist ROKI started writing and producing music at a young age as a creative outlet, and later headed up multiple bands. After taking a brief hiatus from music to pursue her love of filmmaking, she returned, producing new tracks with Ben Kaplan (Mother Mother) and Winston Hauschild (Wanting Qu). During the process of recording her debut solo album, MOTHER, she […]
Psych Rockers CACTUS FLOWERS Intrigue on “Stockholm” from Upcoming LP
Among the latest to emerge from a Texas psych-rock tradition that goes back more than fifty years, Houston’s Cactus Flowers announce the November 17th release of their sophomore full-length Elation with leadoff single “Stockholm.” Once again, frontwoman/bandleader Jessica A.M. channels the power of a live volcano through her guitar rig, her tone pouring through your speakers like scorching lava. Meanwhile, her mystical lyrics convey […]
Zeroz Unviel Epic Sophomore Album “Lol”
Lol, the new album from Portland duo Zeroz, hyperpop’s answer to alt-rock/grunge, but with lots of tears and brooding to go along with all the guitar crunch. This is an infectious record with lots of emotional contours for how zany and upbeat it gets. It’s not too often that we associate face-melting guitar crunch with late-night […]
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