Author: Margot Moore

Sometimes you need a song that doesn’t try to make heartbreak pretty. Arctic Wave’s new single “Salt in the Wound”

Amanda B. Perry ends her album “List of Lovers” with this sweet, quiet track called “My Old Heart“. It’s the

Verticoli released their new album “Silverlinings“, and one track that really stands out is “Sleep“. It’s the 11th song, right

We’re happy to share Arctic Wave’s single “Circus“. The track runs a little over four minutes and stands out for

Fantomacs’ “Shakedown” moves with a calm confidence that pulls you in without asking for attention. The groove settles in early

Puddle Jumping’s album “Prancing Towards Milk & Honey” is like walking into a warm sunset made of airy guitars, cozy

Garrow Hill’s single “We Are All but Nothing” kicks off with a sharp hit of guitar and drums. There’s no

The Lethargics’ latest single, “Here It Comes Again,” is a masterclass in atmospheric depth and precise musical craftsmanship. From the

Quentin Moore’s latest single “Kiss Your Lips” is a masterclass in modern soul, effortlessly bridging the elegance of classic ’70s

Rex on Demand’s latest EP “The Angel Sessions” is a masterclass in versatility and musical finesse. Across three tracks, the

Dirt Road Opera delivers a quietly powerful interpretation of Blaze Foley’s classic “Clay Pigeons” with their latest single, released July