by Cassandra Dailey | May 20, 2019 | New Music
Austin TX’s Jamey Cummins pieces together the best of indie rock in his single “Maybe Chicago.” His coffeeshop tranquility takes on a new life with the help of jangly guitars, meandering bass lines, and cementing keys to bolster the sound. It’s dreamy and wistful,...
by Cassandra Dailey | May 20, 2019 | New Music
UK alt-pop newcomer TRACKY plays off his Liverpool roots and unbridled spunk in his debut single “BOYS IN BLACK.” Pairing buzzing synth lines with funk-inspired guitars, this track is all youthful defiance and angst wrapped up in an unwavering 80’s-inspired beat. Even...
by Cassandra Dailey | May 20, 2019 | New Music
Following their two year hiatus, South Africa’s Hunter As A Horse unlock a dreamy synthpop mentality in their track “New Light.” As the preface to their upcoming third EP, this track taps into youthful vitality as they dive headfirst into the present and shake off the...
by Cassandra Dailey | May 20, 2019 | New Music
Rising alt-pop sensation Maiah Manser brings heat and moxie to the party in her track “See Thru It.” In an era where fiery pop songstresses like Tove Lo, Banks, and Billie Eillish reign supreme, Manser proves she deserves a spot among the stars by crafting a zesty and...
by Cassandra Dailey | May 20, 2019 | New Music
UK duo Portrayal funnel moody alt rock into the groundwork of their single “Clearing Houses.” Bringing in a haunting grit that only Brit Rock can really harness, the track combines robust guitar lines with stirring vocals and a frenetic beat, giving the band’s...