singer-songwriter

Alwyn Morrison Announces Sophomore EP Trial, Shares "Puzzle Piece" and "Everybody Bleeds"

Alwyn Morrison Announces Sophomore EP Trial, Shares "Puzzle Piece" and "Everybody Bleeds"

New York City singer-songwriter Alwyn Morrison announces his sophomore EP, Trial, arriving October 23, 2026, following last year’s acclaimed debut, Heartsplit. In his new release, Morrison moves through betrayal, inherited pain, self-defense, and survival. The result is a loud, yet vulnerable rock record that treats emotional wreckage as both confession and evidence. Mixed by Alex Aldi (Goo Goo Dolls, Passion Pit), and mastered […]

Andy Koh Shares "My Side," a Heartfelt New Single From Debut Album Taking the Long Way

Andy Koh Shares "My Side," a Heartfelt New Single From Debut Album Taking the Long Way

Dallas-based singer-songwriter and pediatric oncologist Andy Koh has been making music since his undergraduate days at Harvard in the late 80s. Now, with nearly four decades of writing behind him, he returns to release his debut LP, Taking the Long Way, due October 30, 2026. Today, Koh shares the album’s second single, “My Side,” an upbeat, melodic song about the familiar ache […]

Lily Lane Turns a Difficult Goodbye into Pop Gold on "So Long, California"

Lily Lane Turns a Difficult Goodbye into Pop Gold on "So Long, California"

For plenty of artists, Los Angeles represents the ultimate destination. It is the place where careers are built, opportunities appear overnight, and ambition feels limitless. Lily Lane’s new single, “So Long, California”, looks at that dream from the other side, capturing the moment when chasing what is supposed to make you happy no longer feels […]

Jessie Altman Builds Momentum With New Single "For The Hell Of It" Ahead of Lovelight Album Release

Jessie Altman Builds Momentum With New Single "For The Hell Of It" Ahead of Lovelight Album Release

Singer-songwriter Jessie Altman continues to build momentum with the release of her new single, “For The Hell Of It,” released on July 17, offering another glimpse into her highly anticipated sophomore album, Lovelight, arriving September 25. Co-written by Altman alongside hitmakers Sam Hollander and Grant Michaels, “For The Hell Of It” captures the exhilaration of […]

Joe Sparks Pushes the Boundaries of Indie Pop With New Single “Nice Little Refrain”

Joe Sparks Pushes the Boundaries of Indie Pop With New Single “Nice Little Refrain”

Joe Sparks, the Berkeley graduate and multi-instrumentalist, combines sophistication and immediacy in his new project. By self-producing the album and playing every instrument himself, Sparks cultivates a unique sound driven by complex melodic rhythms and transcendent tonal energy. Today, Sparks shares “Nice Little Refrain,” a high-octane, catchy, meta-examination of what a song can be. Combining witty lyrics and an intense mix, Sparks seeks […]

bodie Builds on Breakthrough Success with New Single "GO FOR BROKE"

bodie Builds on Breakthrough Success with New Single "GO FOR BROKE"

Fresh off the momentum of his breakout debut album NO SKIPS, alt-rock singer-songwriter bodie is wasting no time charting his next chapter. The rising artist has unveiled his latest single, “GO FOR BROKE,” a vulnerable and emotionally charged anthem that continues the mark of a new era with the recent release “ALMOST FAMOUS.” Built around […]

Gary Marks Unearths Long-Lost Single "The Real World" With a Remarkable Story Behind Its Recording

Gary Marks Unearths Long-Lost Single "The Real World" With a Remarkable Story Behind Its Recording

Gary Marks today has shared his new single, the title track from his unreleased album The Real World. The buoyant track is today seeing the light of day for the first time. Listen to the embedded video below. Today’s single follows the release of his recent LP Crossroads and the single “I Guess It Never Stops,” which were released this year via […]

Natalie Del Carmen’s “Gone For Good” Turns An Indie Classic Into A Dusty Americana Heartbreaker

Natalie Del Carmen’s “Gone For Good” Turns An Indie Classic Into A Dusty Americana Heartbreaker

There’s something quietly devastating about the way Natalie Del Carmen approaches heartbreak. She doesn’t oversell it or dramatize it for effect. Instead, she lets the emotion sit where it naturally belongs: in the spaces between longing and resignation, freedom and grief, memory and acceptance. On her newest release, a reimagined version of The Shins’ “Gone […]