"Careless Whisper" - Juliet Lyons & Chris Wirsig
Imagine if George Michael’s "Careless Whisper" was reimagined for a blockbuster movie trailer—that’s exactly the kind of larger-than-life, emotionally charged transformation that Billboard-charting artist Juliet Lyons and award-winning composer Chris Wirsig have created.
“To the One I Love” - James Shumway
Some emotions are too deep for words—so James Shumway lets the piano speak. His latest release, “To the One I Love,” isn’t just a composition; it’s a deeply personal love letter translated into melody.
“Voodoo Chile” - Ari Joshua
Some songs aren’t just classics—they’re sacred ground. Jimi Hendrix’s “Voodoo Chile” is one of them, a blues-drenched, cosmic anthem that has stood the test of time. But when a trio of improvisational heavyweights like Ari Joshua (guitar/vocals), Russ Lawton (drums), and Ray Paczkowski (keys) decide to put their stamp on it, you know it’s going to be something special.
"Break the Fall" - Johnny Barr Ft. Calum Ingram
Glasgow-based singer-songwriter Johnny Barr's latest single, "Break the Fall", released on March 28, 2025, is an emotional powerhouse, blending classic rock influences, progressive twists, and raw vulnerability.
"Don't You Lead Me On" - James Taupo
Fresh talent, big ambition, and a serious knack for infectious beats—that’s the best way to describe James Taupo. Hailing from Birmingham, England, the rising producer is making his grand entrance into the music scene with his debut single, "Don't You Lead Me On," dropped on March 28, 2025. And if this track is any indication, he’s here to stay.
"Put Down for Love" - River Toussaint
Some songs whisper in your ear and leave you wanting more. Others grab you by the soul and refuse to let go. River Toussaint’s upcoming single, "Put Down for Love" (dropped on March 28, 2025), does both—it’s sultry, dangerous, and completely immersive.
“All White M1” - Chavar Dontae
Some songs just hit different—and Chavar Dontae’s "All White M1" is one of them. Dropped on March 28th, this track is like jumping into a sleek, high-performance sports car and hitting the open road at full speed. It’s smooth, it’s gritty, and it’s got just the right amount of swagger.
“The One You’ll Want Tomorrow” - Stone Arch Rivals
If you haven’t heard of Stone Arch Rivals yet, that’s about to change. This Minneapolis-based band is stepping into the spotlight with swagger, soul, and an irresistible groove with their debut single, “The One You’ll Want Tomorrow.” Dropped on March 28, 2025, via Hygh Tension Records/Virgin Music Group, this track is the kind of feel-good, danceable anthem that gets stuck in your head—and you won’t even mind.
“Reviled” - Ultan
Some musicians come and go, but rock ‘n’ roll lifers? They just keep going—louder, grittier, and more determined than ever. Enter Ultan, an Irish artist who’s proving that rock is forever. With “Reviled”, his fourth release, he’s channeling the raw energy of classic rock, hard-hitting R&B, and a dash of punk attitude, creating a sound that feels both nostalgic and fresh.
“Disengaged b/w Slipping” - Delta of Venus
Some music videos are just flashy visuals slapped onto a song. Others—like Delta of Venus' "Disengaged b/w Slipping"—are full-blown cinematic experiences. This isn’t just a video—it’s a vision, a reimagining, and a statement all rolled into one.
ALIVE - John Puchiele Ensemble
Some albums are just collections of songs. Others—like John Puchiele Ensemble’s ALIVE—are immersive experiences. This isn’t just music to hear; it’s music that wraps around you, sinks into your bones, and lingers in the quiet spaces of your mind.
Cravin’ - Big Red Fire Truck
If sun-soaked beaches and face-melting riffs had a love child, it would probably sound something like Cravin’, the latest single from Big Red Fire Truck. Hailing from Manly Beach, Australia, these guys are bringing big hooks, bigger energy, and a whole lot of attitude to the hard rock scene. Think Warrant’s swagger, Van Halen’s electrifying solos, and The Darkness’ over-the-top fun, all packed into one ridiculously catchy track.