Taste Test: Ryan Nealon escapes from the past with new song, ‘Lights Out’
The pop newcomer frees himself from an abusive past.
Taste Test: Melissa Bel bids adieu to romance with new song, ‘Summer So Long’
The singer-songwriter cherishes summer memories and longs for the rush again.
Taste Test: Samuel Nicholson severs emotional ties with new song, ‘Andy’
The folk musician finds loneliness may be his safe haven.
Taste Test: Mary Moore throws emotions to the wind with ‘Cold Hands’
The singer-songwriter encourages a late-night rendezvous.
Taste Test: Jakob Leventhal & Sarah Jarosz haunted by ‘Greenwich Village Ghosts’
It’s a stunning collaboration for these trying, exhausting times.
Taste Test: Liimo muse on summer breakups with new song, ‘Miracle’
The synth three-piece still feel the sting of summer heartbreak.
Taste Test: Dylan Dunlap learns not to take life so damn ‘Seriously’
Welcome to Taste Test, a song/video review series of SubmitHub-only gemstones “Life’s more than an
Taste Test: The Imaginaries plot acrobatic routine with ‘Walking on a Wire’
The rising folk duo trek across scorched desert to find their purpose.
Taste Test: telco threads loneliness and love with ‘Say Hello’
The indie-folk newcomer truly impressives on his debut single.
Taste Test: Coopertheband get ‘Stuck’ in an inescapable upside-down
The indie-rock collective engage with this year’s angst-ridden climate.
Taste Test: Nina Luna peels back her ‘Dark Heart’
The singer-songwriter tries to come to peace with a past heartbreak.
Freshly Squeezed, Vol. 152: Peter Wise, Rue Snider, Sasha Sloan & more
Welcome to Freshly Squeezed, a weekly new music playlist: spanning country, pop, EDM and urban,
Taste Test: The King’s Parade long to be regret-free in new video, ‘How Long?’
The indie band spin in circles, clawing out of regret.
Premiere: Bruce Sudano feels love’s magic again with, ‘Keep Doin’ What You’re Doin”
The Americana titan feels new love deliver a special kind of magic.
Review: ‘Alone’ is a lean and mean survivalist thriller
Hitting digital platforms this week, John Hyams’ new feature keeps things streamlined and unsettling.
