Discovering the new music underground around the globe

Rock/Review The Burbs - There's No Time For Presents
The Burbs is a rock trio from Bells Beach, AUS. Fueled by hometown boredom and Sonic Energy.

Rock/Review James Zero - YOU'RE A GHOST
James Zero is a Pennsylvanian singer-songwriter and emo musician born in the late 1900s. After surviving the worst global pandemic known to man, he set out on a quest to create some of the greatest music the world had ever known. In 2021, he released his CPMA-nominated debut album, "Oceans (& Other Bodies of Water)," to tens of thousands of streams and critical acclaim. This experience led to him becoming stronger.

Electronic/Review Geo Chandler - Spent (Edit)
Blending elements of electronic and classical music, among others, Geo Chandler is an Edinburgh-based musician who invites the listener on an introspective and contemplative journey. Geo is a composer, multi-instrumentalist, and producer.

Pop/Review Laughing Cats - Love On Fire
Laughing Cats, formed by NYU MFA grad Lauren Schiff and ex-Third Eye Blind member Tony Fredianelli, blend pop and alternative to create bold, narrative-driven music. Their DIY approach and debut album, Funny Money, mark them as indie pop innovators.

Pop/Review Rap Elle - En émoi
Rap Elle was born in Paris. She currently divides her time between Saint-Martin in the Antilles, Paris, and Tahiti, where she records her music. Singer, songwriter, and composer immersed since childhood in the vibrant world of pop and hip-hop culture, she is passionate about music, beatboxing, and urban dance.

Classical/Review muunroo - Late Road
muunroo is the indie pop-ambient music project of composer and music producer Gatis Sturnieks. The project is built around Gatis Sturnieks' instrumental music, songs, lyrics, and music videos. Some of muunroo's compositions are created as ad-lib improvisations—compositions are created spontaneously, right during recording, without a prior concept or melody, only based on momentary feelings, inspiration, and vision. These compositions are being further developed, and listeners will be able to hear them as finished songs and/or instrumental compositions.

Electronic/Review Consequential - ComeAround
Consequential, a talented artist hailing from Bury St. Edmunds, England, is making waves in the music scene with their original single, "ComeAround." With a passion for music and a desire to give back to the industry that has inspired them, Consequential brings a fresh perspective to the world of liquid drum and bass. Drawing influence from dnb pioneers, Consequential creates music that not only resonates with listeners but also moves them to the core.

Hip-Hop/Review Herbiarz - Głód Sukcesu
Herbiarz is a Tri-City rapper, recording engineer, composer, music producer, writer, and entrepreneur. In 2013, he took up freestyle for the first time, which led to the first recordings in 2017. Winner of the Battle for the Tubaza Vase. Founder of the Tri-City Introdukcja Records.

Pop/Review TR3VON - Wake Up The Night
Rising artist TR3VON hails from the lively music scene of Minneapolis, MN, capturing audiences with his unique blend of bold energy and heartfelt intention. Combining pulsating beats, uplifting melodies, and lyrics that resonate with love and freedom, TR3VON invites listeners to not just hear his music but to truly feel it. Known for his ability to merge vulnerability with vibrancy, TR3VON is a rising star whose music serves as a beacon of hope and connection in the industry.

Rock/Review Rosetta West - Circle of Doubt
Rosetta West is a blues rock band from Illinois. Their music frequently includes elements of psychedelia and world folk music, and their lyrical themes often venture into mysticism and spirituality. Founder and songwriter Joseph Demagore handles vocals, guitars, and keyboards. Jason X plays bass and keyboards, and he has been a co-producer and sound engineer since the Labyrinth album. Joe and Jay both play percussion, along with drummer Nathan Q. Scratch, who refuses to be photographed.

Rock/Review Crooked Cranes - This is Only a Test
Crooked Cranes, hailing from Fuquay Varina, United States, is a band formed by high school best friends Josh Faw, Dylan Hornaday, and Andrew Bateman. The trio, along with Josh's younger brother on bass, bring a unique blend of influences from bands like Dinosaur Jr., Built to Spill, The White Stripes, and The Who to create their own distinctive sound.

Rock/Review Coolonaut - Dark Energy
From Scotland but now living in rural Australia, Coolonaut creates analog psychedelic mod music for the era in which we live. Inspired by the greats of the past and fueled by the increasing absurdity of the world around us, Coolonaut calls it out.

Country/Review Cheyanne Summer - We've Got Time
Cheyanne Summer is a performer seasoned in the motifs of her roots. Country, rock, and blues come naturally, and her forays into the music world thus far have embraced those traits. As a musical omnivore and passionate songstress, Cheyanne has been hearing and interpreting these genres since she decided to sing, which imbues a timeless quality to her music. Cheyanne has been a regular on radio and in digital publications at home and internationally as she continues to release a steady stream of music.

Pop/Review Christian Gustafsson (The Mysterious G) - Through It All
The Mysterious G is the musical project of Christian Gustafsson, an artist blending electronic soundscapes with melodic indie-pop influences. His music combines atmospheric synths, uplifting melodies, and emotionally resonant vocals, creating a unique sonic identity.

Pop/Review Markoe - Malta
Markoe isn’t just making music—she’s making a statement. A former primary school teacher turned full-time artist, she left the classroom behind to pursue a dream that refuses to be silenced. Now, she’s carving out her place in the industry with vulnerable, acoustic-inspired pop infused with raw emotion and a soulful edge. With influences like Billie Eilish and Teddy Swims, Markoe’s music explores mental health, trauma, love, and the relentless push-and-pull between chasing a dream and staying grounded in reality.

Rock/Review Jamie Alimorad - Two Wrongs
Jamie Alimorad's unique, vocal-centric, genre-fusing music has propelled him to worldwide acclaim. Originally from Harrison, NY, Alimorad pursued his degree in music technology at Northeastern University, where he began his career as a solo artist. He quickly became one of Boston’s most popular college acts, culminating with Alimorad being selected by the university and his class to perform the National Anthem on Northeastern Night at Fenway Park.

Folk/Review Larry Karpenko - The River
Music creative Larry Karpenko unleashes new energy, emoting from the heart while focusing on love. Firmly anchored in Christian faith, a background in praise and worship, and Gospel Music Association membership, Larry ventures into new, personal spaces with his songwriting. Larry was a student of Pat Pattison, adopting many of his songwriting tools. Larry also enjoyed studying with Tom Jackson, learning how music is life-changing in live performance settings.

Rock/Review Ubiquity Machine - Angela
The modern world is a Ubiquity Machine.

Afrobeat/Review Dr. Evangelos Viazis - Africa's Heartbeat
Dr. Evangelos Viazis is a renowned scientist and a pioneer in orthodontics, seamlessly combining scientific precision with creative expression. Born and raised in Athens, Dr. Viazis is internationally recognized for introducing and establishing the revolutionary Fastbraces technology in Europe, as well as for his impressive treatments that transform the lives of his patients.

Folk/Review Track Dogs - Tracks Laid, Tracks Covered
Track Dogs are an eclectic quartet—two Irishmen, an Englishman, and an American (Garrett Wall, Dave Mooney, Howard Brown, and Robbie K. Jones)—whose name stems from New York’s subway culture. Their unique sound, blending acoustic guitar, electric bass, trumpet, cajón, and rich vocal harmonies, defies classification. If you’re new to them, explore their acclaimed albums Where to Now? (2022) and Blind Summits & Hidden Dips (2023).