Photo Credit: Matt Blum Kat Saul, originally from Nashville but not resides in LA, dropped a new single and video “Alright”, and will be featured on her Sophomore EP, set to drop later this year. This alt pop anthem holds an uplifting theme - encouraging taking the risk on love, without worrying about the potential... Continue Reading →
Cincinnati pop punk band, Big Smile, have released their first single, ‘Killdozer’ through Anchor Eighty Four. This release is a bit different and unique as they focus on stating facts and statistics about the Big Pharma industry through the song. They’ve had huge success with their previous releases, landing them on Spotify playlist ‘Pop Punks... Continue Reading →
Following the release of ‘Act 2’ California’s hip hop artist Marlon D had created and released a music video for the track “Change Is Gonna Come.” The song layers a blurry vibe that pairs well with the instrumentals and lyrics. Transforming it into a visual brings in a whole new level. The video starts out... Continue Reading →
Photos by: Dylan Mannarino Skyler Cocco, New York’s artist, producer and songwriter, has released her latest synth-pop single, “The Drive”. This song was created during quarantine using a sample pack from MUNA, and was meant to only be a demo. It’s evident that the sample from pop rock band MUNA was used, it holds true... Continue Reading →
Philadelphia’s own Indie-rock trio, Marcelyn, The Band, released their third LP, ‘Monstrous Existence’, today (9/25). Originally a solo project created by Marcelyn Lebovitz (vocals/ukulele), is now grown to be a full three piece with the addition of Mike Lebovitz (bass), and Travis Martin (drums). The album hold this funky yet smooth vibe to their songs,... Continue Reading →
Indie-quartet from Nashville, Thunder Eagle releases ‘Sweet Anna’, their second single, following their first release ‘Double Bed’. Frank Patrick James (vocals/guitar) says “Sweet Anna’ is about love and low self esteem.” Despite not being able to book any shows due to the current pandemic, Thunder Eagle felt it was time to release their music to... Continue Reading →
Photo By: Terri Thomas Debuting in 2016 with her first album, ‘Thrills’, Sizzy Rocket quickly received recognition from PAPER, New York Magazine, and Bustle. Since then she’s released a second album in 2019, along with selling out not just one but multiple US tours. Seamlessly blending rock, pop and punk, she’s taking a complete DIY... Continue Reading →
Los Angeles based, Frankie & The Studs released a new single and video “(Not Your) Victim” this past Friday (the 18th). Fronted by singer, songwriter and guitarist, Frankie Clarke, is following in her musician fathers (Gilby Clarke of Guns N’ Roses) footsteps. “’(Not Your) Victim’ is a song inspired by the inherent strength women possess.... Continue Reading →
Soothing melodies and vocals will grace your speakers with the new single from Jame Doe. It tells a story about the longing to “get through” to someone, something everyone struggles with at some point. The feeling of wanting to be fully seen and understood is something every person can relate to, and this song captures... Continue Reading →
We had the pleasure to get some more insight on Big Smile’s writing, music and their latest song! See what they had to say below MR: Killdozer was a great song, what prompted you to write about this subject? BS: We wanted to touch in this subject because it has effected so many people close... Continue Reading →
