Sound Waves #23
• Weekly Song Recommendations • “Memo For A Friend” by dearborn is a delicate ache wrapped in quiet melodies, capturing the kind of love that lingers without asking for anything in return. It’s a gentle, beautifully restrained reflection on connection, where every note feels like a whispered truth you’re lucky to overhear. Socials: Youtube […]
Interview: Prem Byrne
We spoke to Prem Byrne about his genre-defying folk-pop sound shaped by a wide range of influences and a commitment to authenticity over fitting into industry boxes. His latest release, Commercial Break, takes aim at shallow media coverage and reflects a decades-long frustration with the state of journalism. How would you describe your music to […]
Interview: SCHANZ
We speak to SCHANZ about crafting raw, emotionally charged dark alternative rock that blends post-punk, gothic rock, and melodic guitar-driven energy. His new album AD/2, recorded entirely in his home studio, channels personal frustration and creative independence into seven powerful tracks, including the standout single “X,” now streaming everywhere. How would you describe your music […]
Interview: Jazz Calls Home
We speak with Jazz Call Home about creating music that’s futuristic, genre-defying, and deeply personal, shaped by everything from ghostwriting pop hits to composing symphonies and playing in punk bands. The latest album Cut The Line, inspired by near-death experiences and profound introspection, is out now on all platforms with videos for “Wyrdd” and “I […]
Sound Waves #22
• Weekly Song Recommendations • “Because Sometimes I Forget” by Dirty Dancing drifts like a hazy memory, as if soundtracking a dream you half-remember. Its raw intimacy and subdued urgency linger long after the final note fades, quietly demanding a second listen. Socials: Instagram . Facebook “Everything is Temporary” by The Valery Trails captures a […]
Interview: One More Weekend
✨✨✨ One More Weekend create music driven by feeling rather than genre, drawing inspiration from everything from advertising to annoying voices. Their latest single, “Aunty Meredith,” captures the highs and hazy aftermath of a festival adventure and is out now on their website along with a wild music video. Read more about it below! ✨✨✨ […]
Sound Waves #21
• Weekly Song Recommendations • “All For Numb” surges with raw emotion and snarling edge, blending jagged riffs with a defiant, almost sneering vocal energy that never lets up. Jeremy Serwer delivers a punch of grit and attitude, crafting a sound that feels both lived-in and recklessly alive. Socials: Instagram “Χε Χε (Te-hee)” zips through […]
Sound Waves #20
• Weekly Song Recommendations • “DYBIRL” shimmers with raw vulnerability wrapped in sunlit harmonies and a soft pop-folk pulse that lingers long after the last chord. SOPE weaves a sound that feels both intimate and expansive, like a handwritten letter carried on the wind. Socials: Spotify “Stuck!” pulses with chaotic charm, fusing jagged beats and […]
Interview: ReeToxA
We talk to ReeToxA about their gritty sound that blends grunge with Australian pub rock, evolving from simple three-chord songs to more refined musicianship. Their latest release, Pines Salad, is a diverse and fun record available on streaming platforms and soon on CD and vinyl through their Bandcamp store. How would you describe your music […]
Interview: Monsieur Herr
We talk to Monsieur Herr about his playful pop sound, described as “The Beatles with weird lyrics,” which has grown from uncertainty into a clear creative direction. His upcoming album Buying Into the Hype, featuring the nostalgic yet critical single “Uranium Glass,” drops July 18 and reflects on society’s tendency to romanticize the past. How […]
Sound Wave #19
• Weekly Song Recommendations • Bathed in dreamy synths and Delia Meshlir’s haunting vocals, “Sun” feels like a half-remembered kiss from a summer long gone. It’s a slow-burning pulse of post-punk longing—both warm and wistfully out of reach. Socials: Instagram “Lost Control” erupts with raw, restless energy, channeling chaos into a blistering rush. It’s the […]
Interview: Jry H
We talk to Jry H about blending deep emotion with hypnotic rhythm in his genre-bending mix of progressive house, melodic techno, and Afro house. He shares how his sound has grown more instinctive and organic over time, drawing on unexpected sources like vivid dreams and cultural textures. We also dive into the story behind his […]