‘Lesson’ by Someone Called Sarah: Review
"Lesson,” by Someone Called Sarah, is a true gem from her album Summer Snow Globe. It’s a dreamy, mesmerising track that perfectly captures the album’s vibe—stunning vocals, haunting harmonies, and a delicate mix of dream pop and indie acoustic goodness. It’s the kind of song that pulls you in and stays with you, showing off Sarah’s talent for making music that’s both deeply personal and totally relatable.
‘I Might’ By Edie Yvonne: Review
16-year-old singer-songwriter from Los Angeles, Edie Yvonne, is kicking off 2025 with her latest single, ‘I Might’. Known for pouring her heart into her songs, Edie has built a reputation for storytelling that feels like reading the pages of her diary. Her new track keeps up that raw, emotional energy and gives fans another glimpse into her world…
‘Of the North’ by Monofonique: Review
Monofonique’s “Of the North” is a stunning blend of emotion, atmosphere, and artistry from a seasoned Swedish producer with over 30 years of experience. Known for breaking genre boundaries while staying grounded in modern techno and house, Monofonique has created a track that’s both a personal expression and a love letter to the natural beauty of Northern Europe…
‘Pusher’ by WETLOOK: Review
WETLOOK spent two years creating their EP ‘Mannequin Dance,’ and their latest single, ‘Pusher,’ is shaping up to be a highlight of the collection. Hailing from Vienna but carrying strong Stockholm roots, WETLOOK have carved out a unique “space-indie rock” sound…