Discovering the new music underground around the globe
Metal/Review LoiseE - Get Ready!
LoiseE - Get Ready!
Rock/Review Rich Chambers - Cherry Cherry
Rich Chambers is kind of retro, but not really. He hints at country, but he isn't quite that. He is a little bit blues, modern rock, and also a little bit pop. He's even a little bit bubble-gum pop (he blames this on the endless amount of Partridge Family reruns he watched as a kid). Essentially, just like what early rock n’ roll did, he is blending a bit of everything into one. Rich Chambers is Rock n' Roll Reimagined.
Hip-Hop/Review Pink Jagg - Charlie's Angels
Pink Jagg are brothers at their core. Made up of Austin and Jagger Spacy. Jagg takes the vocal lead of the project. Influenced heavily by rap but also isn't afraid of singing. Austin is the producer of the two. Inspired by Bossa, Reggaeton, Bolero, emo-rap, and hip-hop. Austin likes mainly using his voice as a producer but also sings some of the hooks from PJ. PJ is interested in collaborating with all artists within the worlds they are exploring.
Rock/Review Ginko Bugs - Close In October
Ginko Bugs, hailing from Brottby, Sweden, is a dynamic international band formed by Lieutenant Bo Biloba on vocals and acoustic guitar, Sargent Peter on drums, Private Tom on lead guitar, Private Key Winder on keyboards, and Private Barnabass on bass. Bo Biloba initiated a solo project in 2018, uniting with four talented musicians from different European countries to create Ginko Bugs, drawing inspiration from iconic artists like The Beatles, David Bowie, and Pink Floyd to craft their own blend of melodic tunes with a powerful message.
Electronic/Review Jinadu - Dry Soul
Jinadu, hailing from London, England, is the main solo artist behind the captivating music project. Influenced by a diverse range of artists, including Peter Gabriel, Radiohead, and Massive Attack, Jinadu's sound is a fusion of soulful melodies and cinematic arrangements that resonate with audiences worldwide. With a background that includes performances at prestigious venues like Abbey Road and collaborations with renowned musicians, Jinadu's music is a testament to his passion for creating immersive musical experiences.
Electronic/Review JRTA - DMT NDE
JRTA, a multi-talented artist hailing from Columbia, United States, is a true musical force to be reckoned with. With a musical journey that dates back to 1999, JRTA's eclectic sound is a fusion of electronic elements, guitar riffs, bass lines, and keyboard melodies. Having drawn inspiration from the likes of Morphine, The Doors, Q-Tip, and Nirvana, JRTA's music transcends genres, creating a sonic experience that is uniquely captivating and deeply personal.
Punk/Review Clare Easdown - Rebel Hearts
Hailing from Sydney, Australia, by the deep blue, Clare Easdown perceived music like the generous expanse of the sea. Creating a complex response with electronic music, she delves into the depths of her love for melody. She trained to play the classical cello growing up, eventually attending Newtown High School Of The Performing Arts. With classical training but a self-taught approach to music, her kaleidoscope of music is as unique as her music.
Electronic/Review LeAndro SAM - Acá en la Mansa
LeAndro SAM - Acá en la Mansa
Hip-Hop/Review Proklaim - PROSPERITY
Introducing Proklaim, a solo hiphop lyricist and songwriter hailing from Windhoek, Namibia. Influenced by legends like Bob Marley, The Wu Tang Clan, and Biggie, Proklaim's music is a fusion of raw storytelling and powerful beats that resonate with audiences worldwide.
Electronic/Review Arkle - Don’t Speak
Arkle, a Glasgow-based electronic musician, has made a striking debut with his first vocal track, "Don't Speak." Drawing on influences ranging from drum and bass to ambient and glitch, Arkle's sound is a unique blend of club culture and diverse musical styles. With a background in music retail and acting, Arkle brings a depth of experience to his music, creating an immersive and captivating atmosphere that transports listeners to a mysterious world.
Pop/Review Alicja S - Walk What You Say
In 2024, Alicja S recorded ‘Walk What You Say,’ written and produced by Clement Musco. After several weeks of auditioning singers, Clement felt her voice was appropriate for this song. His purpose was to express the thoughts, feelings, and emotions we experience in their journey to find love.
Folk/Review Ævina - Daily Dose of Danger
Ævina - Daily Dose of Danger
Folk/Review Sean Hopkins - Pictures of Nothing
Singer-songwriter Sean Hopkins, rooted in the arts community of New Hope, PA—situated between New York City and Philadelphia—is known for his evocative folk and indie guitar work. Before launching his solo career, Hopkins was a key member of several indie bands, gaining traction along the East Coast with notable commercial and college radio success.
Rock/Review Five Headed Cobra - Beast Brain
Five Headed Cobra - Beast Brain
Pop/Review Sophia Stephens - Love & Grief
Sophia Stephens has been writing songs since she could first figure out how to use a pencil. Over her eighteen years of life, she has written around 500 completed songs that she plays with her guitar. Inspired by both modern-day artists such as Florence and the Machine, Lorde, Hozier, and Adele, she also draws inspiration from 70s rock to create lasting melodies.
Pop/Review Carson Ferris - FOMO
Carson Ferris is an award-winning pop artist and songwriter from Provo, Utah. Carson's musical influences include artists like Knox, Benson Boone, and Ed Sheeran. Aside from writing and releasing original music, Carson has also been featured on Donny Osmond's Las Vegas Show and sung the National Anthem for the Utah Jazz.
Country/Review Dax - Lonely Dirt Road
Dax, hailing from Wichita, United States, is a talented singer and songwriter who pours his heart and soul into his music. With powerful vocals and poignant lyrics, Dax captivates audiences with his emotive performances. Collaborating with producer LexNour, their synergy brings a unique blend of storytelling and musical prowess to the forefront.
Folk/Review Lucas Pasley - Til the end
Lucas Pasley is an oldtime fiddler/banjoist and singer-songwriter from Sparta, NC, in the heart of the southern Appalachian mountains. Rooted in traditional Appalachian and Country music, Lucas often pulls lyrics from his family's writing in addition to his own, and there's an emphasis on instrumental solos and harmony singing throughout his music.
Folk/Review The Celtic Social Club - I Can’t Wait Anymore
The Celtic Social Club celebrates a decade this year. Ten years that have succeeded in imposing a sound, a style, and a name. With four studio albums and three live albums under their belt, crisscrossing stages, festivals, and continents, the seven Franco-Irish continue to refine their elegant and audacious reinterpretation of the Celtic music tradition, shaken up with great blows of rock energy, pop melody, and folk magic.
Folk/Review The Ben Poore Project - One for Sorrow
The Ben Poore Project, hailing from Southampton, England, is a trio of talented musicians who bring a unique blend of rock, americana, country, and folk to their music. Lead vocalist, songwriter, and guitarist Ben Poore, along with bassist Dan HM and drummer Matt Axx, have been playing together for years, honing their craft in covers bands before venturing into original music.