Julie Title’s “Running”: An Emotive Folk Rock Reflection on Modern Dystopia

Julie Title, a Toronto-based singer-songwriter, unveils her new single “Running,” an anthemic folk rock piece that delves deep into the emotions stirred by late-stage capitalism and environmental decline. Featuring Erik Nielsen of City and Colour on bass, the track stands as a poignant commentary on the challenges facing contemporary society. “Running” seeks to encapsulate the … Read more

The Wandering Hearts Soar with “River To Cry” from New Album ‘Mother’

British trio The Wandering Hearts returns with their latest single, “River To Cry,” offering a taste of their upcoming album ‘Mother,’ set to release on March 22nd. Produced by Steve Milbourne, the album promises a captivating blend of folk-style storytelling, pop hooks, and rock energy, all woven together by the band’s luminous harmonies—a combination that … Read more

Unveiling the Soulful Soundscapes of Grackles: “Top Of The World”

Austin-based band Grackles is poised to make waves with their latest single, “Top Of The World,” offering listeners a tantalizing glimpse into their forthcoming self-titled album set for release on February 24. “Top Of The World” opens with a captivating bassline that descends into a country groove, setting the stage for the soulful vocals that … Read more

Exploring the Dynamic Sounds of Left on Tenth’s “Death by Delight”

Left on Tenth, the collective embodiment of musical camaraderie and creative synergy, unveils their latest single, “Death by Delight,” serving as a tantalizing preview of their upcoming album. Recorded and produced by Zach Bloomstein at Jackpot! Studios in Portland, OR, this track encapsulates the essence of the band’s eclectic sound and impassioned performance style. “Death … Read more

Diving into the Depths of “Alone Under The Water” by Church Chords

Church Chords, the collaborative project known for its innovative sonic landscapes, unveils their latest single, “Alone Under The Water,” featuring vocals from the talented Kristen Slipp of Dirty Projectors and Mmdeadows fame. This track is a captivating blend of harsh organ tones, saxophone sounds, and processed vocals, creating a dynamic and engaging listening experience. Initially … Read more

Exploring Sly5thAve’s Multi-Faceted Musical Journey: “Monoxide” and Beyond

Sly5thAve, the brainchild of multi-talented musician Sylvester Uzoma Onyejiaka II, is making waves yet again with his latest symphonic funk-hop single, “Monoxide.” Featuring Mackenzie on vocals, this track is a testament to Sly5thAve’s ability to blend genres seamlessly, setting the stage for his upcoming album, ‘Liberation,’ slated for release on March 22nd. Hailing from Austin, … Read more

Emma Nilsdotter’s Raw Reflection: “On A Wire” Live Recording

Emma Nilsdotter’s latest live recording, “On A Wire,” strikes a chord of raw emotion and contemplation. With just an acoustic guitar and her heartfelt vocals accompanied by bassist Patrik Hjerling, Emma delivers a powerful message straight from the heart. Recorded in November 2023 in a single take with a single mic, “On A Wire” captures … Read more

Tara Lily and Theo Croker’s “6 Feet Down”: A Fusion of Jazz and Late-Night Melancholy

Tara Lily, a South London musician known for her eclectic blend of musical influences, collaborates with American jazz trumpeter Theo Croker on the new single “6 Feet Down.” This track stands out for its combination of late-night melancholy and dubbed-out vibes, anchored by a downtempo groove that invites listeners into a reflective state. The song … Read more

Martha and the Muffins Revisit “For What It’s Worth” with a Unique Twist

Martha and the Muffins, a band celebrated for their innovation since bursting onto Toronto’s early punk/new wave/art pop scene in 1977, have taken on the Buffalo Springfield classic “For What It’s Worth” in a rendition that infuses the track with a fresh, atmospheric depth. Opening with a percussive pulse that sets a moody tone, their … Read more