

Joseph Turner & The Dudes of Hazard Stare Down the Darkness on their Latest, "The Shadow Remains"
Joseph Turner & The Dudes of Hazard's "The Shadow Remains" was written from the inside of a survival-mode spiral. Literally, the track captures what it feels like when fear becomes so eerily familiar it starts to feel like furniture!
Sharanya Nadar
Jun 22


For Every Love That Didn't Make It: Damien Cain's "Caleb" is Your Pride Month Song
Damien Cain's "Caleb (JD Radio Edit)" is a piano-driven, pop-rock ballad about memory and loss, followed by a beautifully done male duet.
Sharanya Nadar
Jun 2


Korda Korder's "Everything You Ever Wanted To Be" Makes You Rethink Every Version of Yourself You've Ever Performed
Korda Korder's new release, "Everything You Ever Wanted To Be", begins just as good coming-of-age movies do: with a drumbeat establishing itself, followed by a guitar riff that sounds almost like a remembered melody.
Sharanya Nadar
May 7


Justin Sconza Turns a Fleeting Moment Into Something That Lasts in His Latest, "What a Beautiful Day"
"What a Beautiful Day" is about having a wonderful day with someone you love and hoping that it never ends. The idea of rain and sunshine in the same memory because that usually makes the perfect day, and easy to remember it.
Sharanya Nadar
May 3


LED elevates the Punk-rock Genre with Their Latest Banger, "Your Perfect"
"Your Perfect" is heavily inspired by stories of high school drama, one-sided crushes, and the pressure of having to live up to someone else's ideals, the track does a great job of reminding you of your teen years.
samruddhipotle
Apr 23


"Do We Love Us" is Michellar's Latest Synth Tune of Love and Restraint
Michellar's latest, "Do We Love Us", is a song that is fun and peppy, yet speaks of how attraction can make us feel so vulnerable.
samruddhipotle
Apr 19


"Gaza (on and on and on)" is a Politically Aware Alt-Pop Release by 50mething
"Gaza (on and on and on)" was written as a story of the loss and suffering of Gazans under selfish, arrogant powers.
samruddhipotle
Apr 17


"City of Sails" by Microbes Subtlely Captures The Truth Of Commercialisation
"City of Sails" by Microbes is a truly tragic observation into how the value of creativity is lost to commercialisation.
Sharanya Nadar
Apr 4
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