“SUPERSONIC” - Mortal Prophets
Forget everything you thought you knew about disco. Now forget everything you thought you knew about The Mortal Prophets. Because with SUPERSONIC, John Beckmann and his ever-shifting sonic collective don’t just dip their toes into the dancefloor — they dive in headfirst, eyes wide open, and come out on the other side with an experimental masterpiece that glows neon and pulses like a heart in overdrive.
“Playboy Driver” - 9 o’clock Nasty
“Playboy Driver” by 9 o’clock Nasty isn’t just a song. It’s a high-speed confession, wrapped in velvet and fuel fumes. 9 o’clock Nasty have never been ones to whisper politely from the backseat — and with Playboy Driver, they’re ripping the doors off, hijacking your senses, and screaming through the windshield without a seatbelt.
Crash Landings, Coincidences, Chaos - Slow Buildings
When life spirals, most of us just try to hold on. But Jason Legacy, the one-man engine behind Slow Buildings, does something better — he turns the chaos into songs.
Exclusive Interview - Ken Woods and the Old Blue Gang - “Ride the Rails”
Ken Woods and the Old Blue Gang didn’t come to play safe. Their debut single “Ride the Rails” explodes out of the gate with the furious momentum of a freight train barreling through the bones of American history — and it's an absolute barnburner of a track.
“Changed My Mind” - Edie Yvonne
Let’s talk about Edie Yvonne. If you’ve been tuning in to the emotional wavelengths of this rising L.A. indie/dream-pop singer-songwriter, you already know she’s got a gift for digging into the soft spots of the heart with lyrics that feel like pages torn from her diary. And now, with her first single of 2025, “Changed My Mind,” Edie pivots—but not too far—from the “sad girl trilogy” that put her on the radar (Burn, Epitome, I Might).
“Wake Up Call” - Attack The Sound
Attack The Sound aren’t just making music — they’re creating emotional blueprints. With their brand-new single “Wake Up Call”, out April 11, the indie-pop collective is at their most honest, vulnerable, and fearless yet.
“Heavenly in Black” - KaiserKillers
Strap in because KaiserKillers are back and they’re not messing about. Their latest single “Heavenly in Black” is pure Britpop bliss with a punky snarl and just enough swagger.
“You” - Carl Kammeyer
Bethel Island’s very own Carl Kammeyer is doing something truly refreshing with his new release “You” — he’s keeping it simple, honest, and completely from the heart. This soul-stirring track offers a beautiful window into Carl’s emotional world, showcasing his skills not just as a songwriter, but as a heartfelt storyteller who wears his feelings on his sleeve.
“Acceptance of You" - Megan Wheeler
Let’s talk about Megan Wheeler—because she is quietly becoming that artist. The one who takes heartbreak and somehow turns it into something you want to cry to, dance to, and belt at full volume in your car all at the same time. Her latest track, “Acceptance of You,” dropped April 11, 2025, is the kind of song that sneaks up on you emotionally and lingers like a late-night text you keep rereading.
“Cry Baby” - Tarn PK
Tarn PK’s “Cry Baby” is a shimmering, late-night self-check wrapped in vibraphones and synths — and it hits in all the right ways.
“You Caught My Eye” - HELN
HELN — a rising talent out of Franklin, Tennessee, has just dropped “You Caught My Eye,” a track that feels like a slow spin in a sun-drenched kitchen with someone you’re quietly, madly in love with. It’s all about that magical moment when someone truly grabs your attention — and we’re here for the whole lovestruck ride.
“In the Music” - Mick Blankenship
Every once in a while someone steps on stage and you just know — this person is going to be big. That’s exactly what happened night after night on the 2025 Unplugged Tour, when Mick Blankenship hit the stage before Theory of a Deadman and Ayron Jones... and ended up stealing more than a few hearts (and possibly the whole show).