Month: July 2019
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Taste Test: Corey Kilgannon juggles contradiction on new song, ‘The Oasis’
The indie-folk tunesmith dissects contrasting parts of himself on his new song.
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The Singles Bar: Alien Atmosphere beckon you to ‘Sail Away’
The alt-pop duo surprise with their flourishing and simmering debut single.
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Taste Test: The Bergamot lose grip on the allure of ‘L.A.’
The indie-folk duo brood on crushed dreams and impending reality with their smokey new tune.
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Taste Test: Flagship Romance pen gutting story song called ‘Julie Wants to Go to War’
The folk-pop duo write a poignant ballad in defiance of the transgender military ban.
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Taste Test: Geoff Gibbons wonders about life with new song, ‘Making Sense of the World’
The Vancouver folk staple questions life and the meaning of it all with his new song.
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Taste Test: Anna Volpe feels a fevered rush on new song, ‘The Way We Are’
The folk-pop upstart lets her voice blend into the syrupy elixir of styles on a new song.
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Premiere: Trickshooter Social Club soldier through life’s troubles on ‘Until I Die’
The bluesy Americana band pledge to push through life's troubles on a new song.
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Taste Test: Elizabeth P.W. searches the world over for purpose on ‘Haven’t Found It’
The Brooklyn folk singer-songwriter examines what her purpose in life might be on a new song.
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