“Buluunarbi and The Old North Star” - Roger Knox
Roger Knox’s “Buluunarbi & The Old North Star” is a homecoming wrapped in heart and history.
If there’s a voice in Australian music that feels like warm earth and deep roots, it’s Roger Knox. Often hailed as The Koori King of Country, Knox is not just a country singer—he’s a living, breathing archive of truth, soul, and survival. And now, in a truly monumental moment in his long, trailblazing career, he’s releasing something we've never quite had before: a full album of original songs.
SOUL - Starry Venus
Let’s be real—some albums want to move your body. SOUL wants to move your spirit.
And Starry Venus makes no apologies about it.
With her debut album SOUL, this Sedona-based sonic priestess offers something rare and luminous: a musical experience that doesn’t just sound good—it feels sacred. Think shimmering vocals floating over a tapestry of digital handpan pulses, layered synth waves, ambient strings, and rich keyboard textures, all wrapped up in a vibe that’s part celestial meditation, part pop opera, part electronic soul ritual.
“One Family” - Sam Garrett
If music could hold your hand, Sam Garrett’s One Family would be the gentle squeeze that reminds you you’re not alone. Dropped on May 1st as the first single from his upcoming fifth studio album (out July 1st), this track is pure heart, wrapped in harmony and delivered with the kind of soulful sincerity most artists only dream of reaching.
The Perfect Circle (live) - Max ZT & Dan Whitehouse
If you’ve ever needed a reminder that stillness can be powerful — that a moment of quiet can echo louder than any roar — then The Perfect Circle by Dan Whitehouse and Max ZT might just be your new favorite piece of sonic serenity.
“Western Soul” - Todd Adelman
There’s something timeless and a little bit haunted about Todd Adelman’s upcoming album Western Soul. Not haunted in a spooky sense—more like it’s inhabited by ghosts of all the great American songwriters who came before. It’s a fourteen-track truth serum for a country that's a little busted up right now but still has soul, grit, and stories worth telling. This record doesn’t scream or preach. It listens. It watches. Then it leans in and whispers the real stuff straight from the gut.
“Ways of the Dreamer” - Lena Younes
Ways of the Dreamer, the debut album from Portugal-based artist and breathwork practitioner Lena Younes, feels like it was crafted for the soul. It’s not just an album; it’s a whispered conversation with grief, healing, and legacy. At its heart sits the powerful lead single, “Presence” — a gut-wrenching yet beautifully tender tribute to a mother lost and a grandmother never known.
“Where To Begin” - Danielle Dennis
Danielle Dennis isn’t here to play it safe. She’s not coasting on easy choruses or sanitized radio pop. With “Where to Begin”, the San Francisco-born, New Orleans-based singer-songwriter delivers a haunting, alt-rock-leaning confession that doesn’t just scratch the surface — it digs in, bleeds a little, and invites you to feel every inch of the scar.
“What Would I say?” - Rich Allen
Every now and then, a song comes along that feels like it was written for you — not just about you, but actually for those silent, uncertain moments you carry in the back of your mind. Rich Allen’s newest single, "What Would I Say?", is exactly that kind of song. Raw but composed, nostalgic but present, it's a slow-burning, soul-infused reflection on love, regret, and the unspoken words that haunt us long after the curtain’s closed.
“Things You Think About” - Alla Igityan
Five songs, one soul. Quietly devastating and beautifully human.
Berlin-based singer-songwriter Alla Igityan is stepping into the spotlight with the kind of honesty you don’t just hear—you feel. Her debut EP “Things You Think About” is a quietly powerful collection that hits right where it matters: in the thoughts we all have but rarely voice, and the emotions that don’t come with easy explanations.
"Cold Hard Bliss" - Spyderhuff
It’s golden hour. You and your partner are cruising down a dusty two-lane road in an old station wagon. You’re not saying much, but the silence is full of history. That is the atmosphere of Spyderhuff’s new single, "Cold Hard Bliss."
“A Millimetre Off the Ground” - The Gerry Farrow Band (Feat. Rainbow Frog Biscuits)
Some of the best musical moments happen when you least expect them. That’s exactly what happened when The Gerry Farrow Band, a group of seasoned musicians from Loughborough, crossed paths with Rainbow Frog Biscuits, an indie-folk rising star, at an open mic night back in 2024. Fast forward a year, and that random meeting turned into something pretty special—their new single, "A Millimetre Off the Ground."
“Walk With Me Through the Fire” - The Curse of K.K. Hammond
If The Curse of K.K. Hammond wasn’t already on your radar as one of the most unique voices in modern blues, her latest single, “Walk With Me Through the Fire,” is about to change that. Released on March 21, 2025, this track is a slow-burning, foot-stomping journey through the dark heart of Delta Blues, infused with spaghetti western grandeur, gothic mystique, and a cinematic intensity.