Western Gringa boot scoots around the bar with her new song, “Two Steps In.” The hoedown is hoppin’ on a Friday night, the amber lights glow, and the beer on[...]
CJ Sooy‘s debut EP, Is Anything Real, feels like one of those dusty, scrappy cassette tapes that had to be hidden from strict, overbearing parents. Dripping in influences (Oasis and[...]
Janet Devlin takes cues from Cam and Ashley McBryde with her new song, “Diane.” She not only possesses all the grit and spirit of her predecessors, but she also delights[...]
Riffing on Bryan Adams’ “Summer of ’69,” Echo Bird revamps the feel-good summer anthem into “Summer of ’99,” updating the references and giving it a ’90s polish. The band—comprised of[...]
Todd Adelman‘s “Hot as the Hinges” has the boot scootin’ spirit of ’90s country. A soft amber glow radiates from inside its gruff hoedown exterior. The visual carries that essence[...]
We wear masks to hide our insecurities. In the digital age, social detachment allows us to behave in a way that contradicts what we really feel. With their new song,[...]
maxfield‘s “Sandpaper” never feels like it’s condescendingly preaching down to people. It’s simply relaying a message of deep, personal redemption. “Sandpaper my heart, get rid of my sin,” he sings,[...]
Eva Rose empties her lyrical clip with her “Next Girl.” Drums crash against electric guitars like snakes attacking their prey. “If you hate the late-night phone calls, it’s because you’re[...]
Debut singles serve a very crucial purpose: to cause a stir. With his debut song, “Time and Money,” singer-songwriter Tanner Lee Gray muses on transactional relationships, platonic and otherwise, and[...]
“I don’t wanna watch while you suffocate,” colby! and Jady belt in their new collab. “Take What You Want” juices up a power-pop melody with intense and scorching lyrics about[...]
As the single cover art suggests, Tiffany Thompson lights a fire to the past. She gathers around a freshly crackling campfire and rips pages from a book. “Burn, Burn, Burn”[...]
As part of the 5 Albums That Made Me series, Patao shared the albums that have informed them and their work most.[...]
There’s something about a voice that slaps you across the face when you first hear it. Ryan Rickenbach crashes like a wrecking ball into the eardrums. When his voice swings[...]
The moment the twang dips into “This Ain’t My First (Rodeo),” you know Dakoda Rollins isn’t messing around. The song fuels his new EP, 288 Troubadour, a high-voltage record that’s[...]
They never tell you that grieving a relationship is a very real thing with a very real physiological impact. That’s the feeling quaking inside Plastic Harpoons‘ new song, “Haunt Me[...]
