Shelia Taylor
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Aircutter by TV Pins
Creating a fresh sound, TV Pins seamlessly combine chiming Britpop with the sun-soaked vibes of 70s West Coast music and…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Metamorphosis by Sadie Campbell
Sadie Campbell’s debut album, Metamorphosis, set to release on October 25, is a masterful blend of genres and emotions that…
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VIDEO PREMIERE: “The Good Things” by Ward Richmond
Ward Richmond’s new lyric video for “The Good Thing” is more than just an artistic visual but an entry point…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Gravity of Gold by Alas de Liona
Showcasing her ethereal vocals and personal songwriting, Alas de Liona‘s anticipated second album, Gravity of Gold, will enchant one with…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Vitalisme by Nicolas Michaux
Nicolas Michaux’s third album, Vitalisme, is an exploration of life’s dualities that is crafted with a sincerity that speaks to…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Exotic Metals Ltd by Silverlake
Silverlake’s third album, Exotic Metals Ltd., out on October 25th, marks a vibrant chapter in the band’s evolution and captures…
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LISTEN: “Snail Mail” by Nikitaa
Nikitaa’s latest single, “Snail Mail”, is a heartfelt exploration of young love and identity that stands out for its vulnerability…
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LISTEN: “Anything In Common” by Daniel Arison
Capturing the bittersweet experience of realising you’ve grown apart from lifelong friends, “Anything in Common” by Daniel Arison is a…
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WATCH: “Let Me Down” by Groove Saloon
Groove Saloon’s latest single, “Let Me Down” is a fresh mix of quirky creativity and undeniable groove. The Vancouver duo…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Neurodivergent by Jon Hart
Jon Hart’s Neurodivergent isn’t just an album. It’s a raw and unfiltered journey through the challenges and revelations that come…
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LISTEN: “Little Fears” by Joe Kelly & The Royal Pharmacy
Joe Kelly & The Royal Pharmacy’s latest single, “Little Fears” is a dark genre-blurring track that offers a refreshing twist…
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EP REVIEW: First Time / Alone by Greg Mendez
Greg Mendez’s First Time / Alone EP delivers a hauntingly beautiful listening experience that feels more like a glimpse into…
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HOT TRACK: “Devil In This House” by Spelles
SPELLES, the sonic duo of Kathryn Baar and Luc Laurent, are back with a haunting new single, “Devil In This…
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WATCH: “Out of the Shadows” by Mae Stephens
Mae Stephens’ latest track “Out of the Shadows” is a haunting musical experience that perfectly complements the eerie universe of…
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LISTEN: “Falling” by Chasing Kites
Revealing a softer and heartfelt side to their evolving sound, Bristol indie-rockers Chasing Kites take a more intimate approach with…
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LISTEN: “Wrong” by Preston Lydotes
Cloaked in a captivating folk-pop melody, Preston Lydotes presents a soul-searching narrative of responsibility in relationships with his latest single,…
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LISTEN: “Light the Dark” by Garfield Mayor
Garfield Mayor‘s latest single, “Light the Dark”, marks a significant shift in both sound and spirit. Following the upbeat energy…
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LISTEN: “In the Making” by Aisha Badru
Aisha Badru’s latest single, “In The Making”, is a delicate exploration of personal growth and transformation. Known for her calming…
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LISTEN: “Pity Olympics” by Ghost Mutt
Ghost Mutt’s latest single, “Pity Olympics”, is an electrifying, synth-driven track that captures the unravelling of a friendship weighed down…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: They Have Become Me by Tanaya Harper
Tanaya Harper‘s debut album, They Have Become Me marks a significant moment in her career while showcasing her ability to…
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LISTEN: “Williamsburg” by Ted Z and the Wranglers
Ted Z and the Wranglers’ latest single, “Williamsburg”, is a personal track that offers a reflection on growth, redemption, and…
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LISTEN: “Nine of Ten” by Formerly Misinformed
Formerly Misinformed‘s latest single, “nine of ten,” dives into personal change and self-improvement in a refreshingly straightforward way. Following the…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Deconstruct. Reconstruct. Repeat. by Naptaker
Lexington, Kentucky’s Naptaker. delivers an unapologetically raw and reflective debut with Deconstruct. Reconstruct. Repeat. on a limited-run cassette release that…
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EP REVIEW: Goodbye to the Valley Low (Side B) by Hazlett
Hazlett’s Goodbye to the Valley Low (Side B) is a continuation of the introspective storytelling he began in 2023 with…