Stephen Jaymes is a Los Angeles based singer songwriter, producer, and multi/instrumentalist. His brand new folk punk noir, “Chief Inspector,” charters the story of a detective who becomes hunted down and eventually becomes the victim of his earlier desire to “lock a part of himself up.” “I didn’t know what I was writing at first, […]
Interview with Laila – Sparks
“Sparks” is a deeply introspective single that delves into the challenges of navigating the dating world after heartbreak. In this emotional track, Laila confronts her fears of being hurt again and her inclination to guard herself against romantic connections. “Sparks” takes a stripped-back approach, highlighting Laila’s soft, raw, and vulnerable vocals. The song’s minimalist production creates an intimate atmosphere, allowing […]
The Americans Debut Latest EP “Strays” Out Now
Acclaimed Los Angeles-based band The Americans today released their intricate new EP, Strays, pushing the boundaries of their genre. Strays is an impressive demonstration of the band’s ability to reinvent rock & roll through the prism of early folk and blues. Patrick Ferris (vocals/guitar), Zac Sokolow (guitar), and Jake Faulkner (bass) deliver an album that lands somewhere between Bruce Springsteen and Nathaniel Rateliff. The Americans’ last two releases, Stand True (2022) and I’ll […]
ELECTRONIC COMPOSER SEBASTIAN REYNOLDS SURVEYS THE WAKE OF A BOMB ATTACK WITH “CASCADE”
Sebastian Reynold’s “Cascade” is a pulsing, claustrophobic paean to surviving a bomb attack. “If you hear the bang, you’ve survived” intones a disembodied voice as forbidding drones ring against throbbing rhythms, leaving listeners unsure whether to dance or to duck. The video only hints at terrorism and random violence, which further accentuates the chilling quality of […]
“City of Strangers” Exposes Ones Inner Strength
The symphonic rock-ballad, “City Of Strangers,” is the debut single off Night Wild’s upcoming 17-track debut Rock-opera album All The Should Have Been. The Seattle-based progressive alt-rock band is releasing a chapter at a time of the album until all songs have been released in November of this year.
Aidan Skira Debuts Bold Release “In Your Shoes”
Emerging from the depths of his basement studio in Vaughan, Ontario, 19-year-old Aidan Skira is driven by a visceral need to get his dark and yet hopeful perspective out into the world. Growing up in a working-class suburban family, Skira’s sheltered upbringing hid him from the atrocities of the modern world. Now deep into the […]
Multifaceted Artist AMAARA Shares Striking Debut ‘Child of Venus’ LP feat. Ethereal Focus Track “Still”
AMAARA’s debut album, Child of Venus, is a bold and unforgettable introduction to Kaelen Ohm’s music. The Canadian-born singer, songwriter, and producer’s third collection of songs is reminiscent of classic-era dream-pop as well as Radiohead’s most spectral and haunting moments—and yet the resulting sound is entirely her own, teeming with detail in a way that […]
“SAY” by Angela Saini is a Gentle Reminder to Express Yourself Without Fear
Angela Saini fearlessly defies expectations and defines herself on her own terms. Hailing from a rich cultural background as an Indian-Austrian Canadian, she weaves her diverse influences into a tapestry of captivating crossover country-pop music. Angela’s artistic journey is a testament to unyielding positivity and empowering ideals, a path she paved through both incredible success […]
The Americans Deliver on New Single “Kingdom”
The Americans are an acclaimed Indie-Folk-Americana band who hail from Los Angeles. This coming Friday July 21the group is set to release their new EP, Strays, with their second single out today for “Kingdom.”The band’s distinctive, powerful works have captured the attention of a number of stars. They’ve backed Nick Cave, Lucinda Williams, Ashley Monroe, and Devendra Banhart, and twice joined Ryan Bingham on national tours. They worked closely […]
Interview with Saint Luminus – “Cosmic Courier”
Saint Luminus is the Los Angeles-based guitarist who joined the very short list of musicians who had to relearn the instrument. As his earthling name, William Rustrum, he fronted the premier Megadeth tribute, Hangar 18. However, after his 15-year thrash metal ride, he saw his physical playing ability crumble, and he had to start from […]
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