Kilravock, the music project of Steven Wayne Smith, has just released a raw and heartfelt cover of Paranoid in tribute to the late Ozzy Osbourne. As a song tied deeply to Steven’s roots, as it was one of the first he mastered as a teen, this rendition feels more like a personal reflection than a … More Kilravock unveils cover version of Black Sabbath’s Paranoid
Shelita has released her new single, Fade, which is a poignant mid-tempo pop track that explores the tenderness of fleeting connection. Co-written with Lamar Van Sciver and Bellringer, the song blends ethereal synths and steady rhythms to create a reflective soundscape. Shelita’s emotive vocals anchor the track, inviting listeners to hold onto love and presence … More Shelita unveils new single, Fade
After a 10-year break, Jimmy Scott Free has released his new single, Turn Back Time, which is a soulful dance anthem featuring the late Kim English. Blending uplifting house vibes with emotional depth, the track feels both fresh and nostalgic—a fitting restart for the Southend-born artist now splitting time between the Midlands and Barcelona. Once … More Jimmy Scott Free unveils new single, Turn Back Time
At just 18, Aidan Frenkel has delivered a stirring debut with the single No Peace, which is a hauntingly honest reflection on mental health. Inspired by his struggles with OCD and anxiety, the song was born in a moment of panic attack during high school—penned on the back of a math test. Its gentle production … More Aidan Frenkel unveils debut single, No Peace
Captain Mantis, a Monterrey-based rock quartet formed by lifelong friends, have just released their bold and varied debut EP titled Vice Market. Produced by Paco Lazo and Andrés Lavalle, the four-track release spans from high-energy hard rock to lush balladry and Latin-infused grooves. Moonshine Alley kicks things off with raw power, while Galatea offers a … More Captain Mantis unveil debut EP, Vice Market
London-based artist Slow Walk has delivered an evocative sonic voyage with The Mountain, a self-produced concept album crafted entirely at home in just two weeks. Fusing cinematic textures with synth, indie, rock, and electronica, the project explores the emotional terrain of self-doubt, perseverance, and creative ambition. Inspired both by a friend’s literal mountain-climbing and his … More Slow Walk unveils new album, The Mountain
Boy Grapes has just released his new album, When I Close My Eyes, which is his boldest and most eclectic release yet. The Washington D.C.-based artist fuses alt-rock, indie, progressive, and experimental touches across 12 genre-shifting tracks. From the meditative strums of Sand to the raw energy of Just Move, the album explores mental health, … More Boy Grapes unveils new album, When I Close My Eyes
Irish artist James Bellew has just released his new single, Didn’t See It Coming, which is a self-produced dance track that he crafted in his home studio. The single is marking his re-entry into music after a long break and blends nostalgic 90s trance elements with a modern edge. Drawing on his roots in late-90s … More James Bellew: Didn’t See It Coming
Michael Goldberg has released his new remix single, Dorian’s Dance (Midnight Metal Remix), which delivers a brooding fusion of classical motifs and gothic-prog energy. Anchored by baritone guitars, double-kick drums, and Peter Voronov’s searing violin, the track shifts time signatures with cinematic flair. Michael’s piano theme morphs into a powerful metal soundscape, bolstered by Annihilator’s … More Michael Goldberg: Dorian’s Dance (Midnight Metal Remix)
The Party After have released their debut album, Dopamine Machine, which is the product of over a decade of resilience, friendship, and gritty ambition. This Omaha-based trio brings raw energy and emotional weight to a style they’ve dubbed “dystopian party rock”, blending grunge, alt-rock, and spacey blues. Recorded in Mexico City, the album was shaped … More The Party After’s debut album Dopamine Machine
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