Month: June 2019
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Taste Test: Aaron Taos sprouts up like he’s in ‘Bloom’
The pop newcomer sets his gaze on love with his dazzling, vibrant new video.
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Taste Test: The Magnettes have got the ‘Shakes (Falling in Love)’
The Swedish pop trio make a glittery and bold statement with their new anthem.
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Taste Test: Gareth Inkster finds true peace on new song, ‘Long Time Now’
The Canadian singer-songwriter works between desire and need on his delicate new ballad.
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Interview: Michael Braunfeld consumed by art for new album, ‘Driver’
The Americana musician talks new album, death, time and Philip Seymour Hoffman.
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Taste Test: Tamara Maddalen gazes back in the ‘Rearview’
The Canadian singer-songwriter takes one last glance behind her with a new rose-tinted song.
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Taste Test: W.C. Beck is ‘(Holding on) to a Coast’ in new video
The Americana staple forges a coastline stance with his sunny new video.
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Taste Test: Mister Keith wants to know, ‘Where Do We Go from Here?’
The Brit-pop storyteller considers the weight of his life on a new anthem.
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Premiere: Lucy Isabel washes ashore with ‘Something New’
The folk singer-songwriter reflects upon her past and what her future now means in a new video.
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Taste Test: Reuben George is just ‘Gone’ from his past
The folk newcomer truly impresses with his airy debut single.
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