In “Summer Girl (Redux),” The High Plains Drifters deliver a summer anthem that’s not your typical carefree beach tune. Instead, this latest single takes listeners on a reflective journey through a romance as sunny as it is fleeting. It’s a song that blends nostalgia with a hint of irony, wrapping the inevitable pangs of summer
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The Grascals are seemingly impervious to the fashions and flavors of the moment. Finding meaningful financial success playing bluegrass music for 21st-century audiences demands a love for what you do, without a doubt, but likewise requires a level of talent that pushes you past fickle judgments and allows you to make a real impression on
In a world where music often feels like it’s packaged to fit neatly into genre boxes, Misfit Memoirs by UniversalDice unapologetically breaks out of every mold—and does so with an air of effortless cool. The album is a poetic and sonic journey through love, loss, and existential musings, with an eclectic blend of sounds that
DawgGoneDavis’s singing style is definitely on the lighter side in all departments, but it should be noted that she’s yet to give us a halfhearted performance in the studio; in all honesty, she’s been giving us the exact opposite. Although the vocal she went within the new single “Love Wins” touches on a subtle side of the pop
Vincent Covello has an impressive pedigree outside of being a musical artist in his own right. As one of his promos states: “(Vincent Covello)’s client base…includes performers on Broadway in a variety of shows, such as; Les Miserables, The Lion King, Annie, Mary Poppins, A Little Night Music, Billy Elliot among many others. As well as a coach, Vincent is an award winning
Moscow, Russia-born Tanya Mezh is achieving a global reach. The blossoming singer born in December 2009 began her musical journey at four years old with vocal lessons and learning to play multiple instruments. She attracted considerable attention after winning the 2021 International Music Contest in the Children’s New Wave category. She expanded her exposure exponentially
Stylized like a trap number but supported by a more potent groundwork than you’re expecting to encounter, it’s difficult to deem Feez da Popstar’s new track, “M T F (More Than Friends),” anything other than a breathtaking example of modern hybridity in hip-hop. From the moment we get started forward, an angst-ridden beat is circling