Category: The Singles Bar

  • The Singles Bar: Eva Rose – Next Girl

    The Singles Bar: Eva Rose – Next Girl

    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 insecure. My friends will hate him, and he’ll swear they’re the problem,” she sings with poison dripping off her tongue. She sinks her teeth into…

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  • The Singles Bar: Tanner Lee Gray – Time and Money

    The Singles Bar: Tanner Lee Gray – Time and Money

    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 his epiphany regarding someone in his own life. “She said, ‘I got time, if you got the money,'” he sings. He funnels in a realization…

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  • The Singles Bar: colby! + Jady – Take What You Want

    The Singles Bar: colby! + Jady – Take What You Want

    “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 a one-sided relationship. Production sizzles like blacktop in the height of summer, heat rising to a deadly degree. The track arrives just as summer gets…

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  • The Singles Bar: Tiffany Thompson – Burn, Burn, Burn

    The Singles Bar: Tiffany Thompson – Burn, Burn, Burn

    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” roots itself in the earth, acoustic guitar howling at the low-hanging crescent moon. “Tear them out, book by book / And give them to the…

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  • The Singles Bar: Plastic Harpoons – Haunt Me Forever

    The Singles Bar: Plastic Harpoons – Haunt Me Forever

    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 Forever,” written immediately following a breakup. “I think she may be bound to haunt me forever,” the Americana band sings in the chorus. “Should have…

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  • The Singles Bar: Carbon City Lights – In My Head

    The Singles Bar: Carbon City Lights – In My Head

    We all have that lightbulb moment, when the dark, swirling clouds part and we’re hit with blinding clarity. You can never expect it. With their new song, “In My Head,” indie pop/rock band Carbon City Lights relish that moment of remarkable mental openness. “Who left the door open in my head?” sings frontman Michael Venia.…

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  • The Singles Bar: Kro – Mr. Misc

    The Singles Bar: Kro – Mr. Misc

    Sometimes, a song is all about the vibes. That’s certainly the case with Kro‘s new song, “Mr. Misc,” a foray into the swirling static of space and time. “Don’t give a fuck about nobody / Give it a rest,” Kro sings through a wall of reverberating sound that pounds. It closes in on your shoulders,…

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  • The Singles Bar: Mose Wilson x Hannah Juanita – Louisiana Two-Step

    The Singles Bar: Mose Wilson x Hannah Juanita – Louisiana Two-Step

    Mose Wilson wrote “Louisiana Two-Step” eight years ago. He’d sung it live with Hannah Juanita for years, and it finally sees the light of day as a proper recorded duet. “We do the Louisiana two-step day and night,” the pair sing over an arrangement ripe for line dancing down at the saloon. Their voices tangle…

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  • The Singles Bar: Emmett Jerome – Natural Disaster

    The Singles Bar: Emmett Jerome – Natural Disaster

    Emmett Jermone doesn’t let the burning out of a relationship go to waste. With his new song “Natural Disaster,” he spins the ash into a rollicking rock-edged Americana track about the electricity of unfiltered attraction. “Walls made of glass in a house where nothing makes a sound,” he sings. His voice seeps with a strawberry…

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  • The Singles Bar: Kate Prascher – Jubilee

    The Singles Bar: Kate Prascher – Jubilee

    Kate Prascher‘s voice floats on an earthy breeze in her new song, “Jubilee.” A horse’s hooves supply the giddy-up, winding through city blocks of red brick and dirt. “It’s a strange train,” she sings with a lilt lacing her lips. She slides over the melodies with a sense of true calm, even though there’s just…

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  • The Singles Bar: Luna Keller – Wildflowers

    The Singles Bar: Luna Keller – Wildflowers

    Luna Keller pours the light glowing inside of her into her new song, “Wildflowers.” A chipper arrangement accentuates the joy gushing from Keller’s lungs. “There’s no need to fit the mold,” she sings. “I got prettier when I got old.” Her words not only power her further into this life, but it also encourages the…

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  • The Singles Bar: Bad Flamingo – Velvet

    The Singles Bar: Bad Flamingo – Velvet

    Bad Flamingo strips things back for a more somber, introspective moment with their new song, “Velvet.” Instruments ring like a set of windchimes, gently blowing through songbird vocals. “We look, and we wonder,” the duo sings in the enchanting opening line. Their voices are windswept and echo from here to yonder. You don’t know where…

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  • The Singles Bar: Brittany Ann Tranbaugh – When Our Timing’s Right

    The Singles Bar: Brittany Ann Tranbaugh – When Our Timing’s Right

    Have you ever had one of those loves where the timing just never lined up? Brittany Ann Tranbaugh muses on such an experience with her new song, “When Our Timing’s Right.” Whether one person is married or the other is deep into a relationship, timing never seems to work. “When our timing’s right, when we’re…

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  • The Singles Bar: Mona et Toi – Sweet + Sour

    The Singles Bar: Mona et Toi – Sweet + Sour

    French singer-songwriter Alison Manicourt and British-Iranian composer and producer Shervin Hejazi collide to create Mona et Toi. They bill themselves as noir-rock, bending music like fragments of light through a prism. Their song, “Sweet + Sour,” radiates intense electricity, injected with anthemic self-expressiveness and a no-fucks attitude. “I don’t know how to feel about this…!”…

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  • The Singles Bar: teo tala – understudy

    The Singles Bar: teo tala – understudy

    teo tala imagines his life like a movie. His tragic breakup plays over and over. Once the credits roll, it just starts again. He can’t seem to escape it. That’s the emotional underpinning of his new song, “understudy.” Somber, reflective lyrics course through the song’s veins, dressed up with bubbly synths and a throbbing beat.…

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