Category: Music

Country swing is one of the most overthought elements of America’s favorite genre, but Janean Christine Mariani isn’t about to

If there’s one element of his music that Bruce Sudano isn’t afraid to tweak in the name of making a

Ginny Luke isn’t interested in rushing through the anti-cathartic grind of her stunning new pop single “Seductive Cinderella,” and she

Shapeless grooves find a special purpose for expressiveness in the new single “Brooklyn Soup” from rapper Uncommon Nasa this November,

Rock is far from dead, but even among those trying to keep its core spirit and values alive, there aren’t

A good harmony is the foundation of every solid pop song, and this is all the truer of holiday tracks.

Over the years, we’ve heard dozens of versions of “The Little Drummer Boy,” from symphonic takes to more rock-oriented renditions,

Existential themes are popping up across the pop music spectrum, and if you listen to the dark and electrifying new

With an oversized beat to lead the way, Harper Starling leans into what could be one of her most dynamically

After years lying dormant beneath the surface of a mainstream they had once dominated so fiercely, big guitar riffs are

Dave Isaacs gets to where he’s always wanted to be and the view sure looks nice. It also sounds more

Rory D’Lasnow will be around for many years to come. Nearly every aspect of his new release Songs from an Empty

The underground market in North America has been critically destroying the mainstream by leaps and bounds in the last few

The five song debut EP of Jacob Kinniburgh’s Content announces the arrival of a formidable songwriting and musical talent. The

Elsewhere’s latest single “Call You Out” marries their rock songwriting chops and a rousing pop sensibility with memorable results. The

Musician and singer/songwriter Electric E has long since proven EDM can accommodate and thrive as more than entertainment alone. The

“Too Far Gone” is the impressive single from New Zealander Arun O’Connor. Featuring a chorus that hooks you from the start, and

Rather than plying us with the typical pop vocal that has become all too common among his scene and those