Music

For most songwriters, Nashville isn’t just a place—it’s a symbol. The city stands as a beacon of storytelling, a place where musicians chase dreams and find their voices among the […]

Indie rock is often at its best when it tells stories that feel both personal and universal, and Reeya Banerjee has proven herself to be one of the genre’s sharpest

Some songs are catchy, others are confessional — but every so often, a track comes along that feels like both a wound and a healing. With her new single Wallow,

Some songs are created to entertain, others to inspire. La Grande Motte, the debut single by V OF, sits somewhere in between — a musical postcard, a love letter, and

When the seasons shift, music often becomes the bridge between memory and the present moment. With September, Michellar captures this liminal space with grace, weaving melody, poetry, and heartfelt production

Some artists make music for the ears. My Reset makes music for the body. With the release of No More Rocking — Just Press Play, the project continues its mission

Few bands balance critique and catharsis quite like Energy Whores. With their latest single “Hey Hey Hate!” the New York-based electro-punk-pop collective proves once again that music can move both

Debut singles often serve as statements of intent—introductions that show us not only what a band sounds like, but also what they stand for. With “Black Box Recorder,” South East

In a world where most dance tracks play it safe, Erotika Dabra emerges as a fearless voice, breaking boundaries with their latest single “EAT ME / DRINK ME.” Released on

When a song carries more than just melody—when it becomes a story, a promise, and a statement—it lingers long after the last note fades. “Ride Or Die Kinda Girl,” the