Taste Test: Mary Moore stakes her claim on ‘Map My Body’
Nashville newcomer steals away from an embrace with her new torch song.
Taste Test: Pete Mancini shares tale of homeless veteran with ‘Back to Bakersfield’
The roots-rocker swerves into bluegrass with a story song about a homeless veteran.
Taste Test: Troubaduo sing a vital ‘Song for Peace’
The folk duo work toward a solution steeped in compassion on their new rallying cry.
Taste Test: Lorelei Marcell spills nothing but ‘The Truth’
The alt-pop upstart takes control over the narrative with her second single.
Taste Test: Jim and Sam are ‘Calling It Quits’ on self-doubt
The LA roots duo juggle courage and self-doubt with their new anthem.
Taste Test: kwassa traces pain & pleasure on ‘Better’
Pop’s newest firebrand seeks to squelch uncertainty with his new club banger.
Taste Test: Wilder Woods will find relief ‘Someday Soon’
The Americana newcomer makes an impressive statement with one of his first singles.
Taste Test: Caroline Kole teeters on the edge of ‘Always Almost’
The Nashville pop upstart wrestles with letting go and stay still on her new anthem.
Taste Test: Evan Alexander Moore protests for change on ‘Our Time’
The NYC folk rabble-rouser seeks to spark change with his new protest anthem.
Taste Test: Jon Kerr takes a seat on ‘Gill’s Bench’
The folk singer-songwriter builds a profound story-song with his new ballad.
Freshly Squeezed, Vol. 94: Highland, Michael Lane, Sarah Darling & more
Enjoy songs from Elle Azar, Tami Neilson, ASHRR, 1000 Beasts, Matt Scott, Nina Nesbitt and more!
Taste Test: TK & the Holy Know-Nothings cherish the sweet-scented ‘Desert Rose’
The Americana troupe learn from past mistakes on their new honky tonk number.
Taste Test: JEMS finally feel ‘Like Myself’
The alt-folk trio finally stand on their own two feet with a debut single.
Taste Test: MOZAÍK plants her flag with new anthem, ‘My Time’
The pop rabble-rouser seeks to find a place in the world with her latest anthem.
Hook & Reel: Billie Eilish’s serene yet searing ‘ilomilo’
Writer Chris Will reflects on this week’s tragic headlines and a pop song to get in through it.
