Gnat, an emerging singer-songwriter from Seattle, provided us with a glimpse into their new release, creative process, and experience returning to solo music after being in a band. Fans of artists like Mitski, Phoebe Bridgers, and Snail Mail should definitely give “Fill” a listen. Congratulations on the release of “Fill.” What is a particular lyric […]
Fans of Big Thief and The 1975, get ready to meet your new favorite band: The Nancys. Based in Gainesville, the indie rockers came together over wine nights and a love for songwriting. Their latest single, “Tell Me To Be,” has just come out on March 14, 2025, and it is a must-listen. “Tell Me
When I see Grace Enger for the first time, she is standing on stage, beginning her set with a performance of “Think I Wanna See You Again.” It has been a much-anticipated moment since I discovered her music through the announcement of her opening for Maisie Peters back in 2023, but I was not able
Paris Texas began the night on the b-stage, dancing around and shouting, interacting with the crowd. It was my first glimpse of their music and of them as performers, and I loved their energy. It definitely made the concert begin on a high note. The next performance was Lil Yachty, also taking over on the
Romantic comedies are a heartwarming, joyful experience for those watching – whether you are a hopeless romantic, living vicariously through those on the screen, or if you have been happily partnered for 15 years, just looking to get lost in a story for two hours. But it is about more than the swoon-worthy moments and
Grace Enger’s The Alchemist, her second EP, was released in December 2024, offering a poignant 7-track journey through love and life, complete with cathartic bridges and storytelling lyricism. Now, the project has gotten an emotional upgrade with two additional tracks as part of The Alchemist (Gold Edition) released on February 28, 2025. “Love Will Find Me” begins
Chloe Slater’s Love Me Please EP is an indie sleaze-inspired project tackling love and life in the 21st century through the lens of a young, political, Manchester-based artist. On the opening song, “Tiny Screens,” she takes a jab at digital fame and TikTok. It’s loud, biting, and laced with hard-hitting guitar. The following track, “Sucker,”
A decade after releasing her debut single, “Here,” Alessia Cara put out her fourth album, Love & Hyperbole, on February 14, 2025. While her previous work came from a place of fire and angst, Cara said, “I just feel a lot softer than I used to be in a good way. I feel a lot more
Fresh off taking home the win for Best Rap Album at the GRAMMY Awards, becoming the third woman to ever win the award, Doechii dropped “Nosebleeds” onto streaming platforms. She boldly raps in the track, “Everybody wanted to know what Doechii would do if she didn’t win, I guess we’ll never know.” She takes inspiration
2025 is shaping up to be the year of Tate McRae. Her much anticipated third studio album, So Close To What, will be releasing on February 21. Later this year, she’ll be going on her first headlining arena tour, the Miss Possessive tour. Leading up to the album’s release, she put out singles “2 hands,”