Sound Waves # 50

• Weekly Song Recommendations • “Shadow in Your Hands” pulls you into a hazy push-and-pull of desire, where every note feels like a step deeper into something you probably shouldn’t trust but can’t resist. The interplay of voices and textured production creates a hypnotic tension that lingers long after the track fades, like a secret […]

Interview: Riley Finch

We spoke to Riley Finch about their music as an honest, alternative leaning sound that embraces rough edges and emotional tension rather than smoothing it out, often exploring the quiet aftermath of moments left unresolved. They discussed evolving toward a more authentic and less controlled style, and shared that their latest release Only When You […]

Interview: Callie Joy Porter

We spoke to Callie Joy Porter about her music as a deeply immersive, intention driven experience designed to empower listeners through themes of self love, confidence, and unapologetic self expression. She reflected on her evolution from childhood pop songs to a bold, purposeful sound tied to her 40th birthday release, sharing how her latest album […]

Sound Waves # 49

• Weekly Song Recommendations • The Twisted Man coils around the listener with a dark, almost hypnotic pull, blending tension and melody in a way that feels quietly unsettling yet hard to escape. It leaves behind a lingering echo—like a story half-told—that keeps replaying long after the music fades. Socials:  Facebook Sensor Noise’s Fire in […]

Sound Waves # 48

• Weekly Song Recommendations • Andy Jans-Brown’s “Sunset or Sunrise” surges forward with restless indie-rock energy, wrapping existential questions about love, identity, and self-performance inside a rush of sharp hooks and driving momentum. It feels like standing at the edge of a turning point—uncertain whether the moment signals an ending or a beginning, but compelled […]

Sound Waves # 47

• Weekly Song Recommendations • “Yamaha 237” by Raging Lines charges forward with gritty guitar textures and a restless rhythm that feels both mechanical and alive, pulling the listener into its tightly wound sonic engine. The track balances raw indie energy with meticulous layering, making it an electrifying listen that hums with creativity from the […]

Sound Waves # 46

• Weekly Song Recommendations • With “Bipolar and Thriving,” Furlough Fridays bottle the chaos of loving on a fault line, gliding through hazy, almost tender passages before detonating into jagged, riff-heavy bursts that feel like emotional whiplash in the best way. It’s gritty yet strangely uplifting — a hook-laced anthem that turns vulnerability into volume […]

Sound Waves # 45

• Weekly Song Recommendations • “Chemical Bombs” hits with a volatile mix of crushing riffs and raw urgency, sounding like a pressure valve blowing off in real time. MØSHFIT channel controlled chaos into something both confrontational and addictive, making this track feel like a sonic protest you can’t ignore. Socials:   Instagram “Diet Coke” bursts out […]

Interview: Giuseppe Cucè

We spoke to Interview: Giuseppe Cucè about crafting emotional cinema rooted in Italian songwriting, blending orchestral and analog textures with Mediterranean rhythms to create intimate, honest songs that invite deep listening and reflection. He shares how his sound has evolved into something more restrained and intentional, and discusses his latest release El mundo es verdadero, […]

Interview: Chris Oledude

We spoke to Chris Oledude about his genre blending sound rooted in funky pop progressive rock folk gospel and musical theater shaped by early classical folk and classic rock influences and later transformed by a deep embrace of rhythm and groove. He also discussed his activist minded album Preacher Man Vol. 1 the culmination of […]

Sound Waves # 44

• Weekly Song Recommendations • Kevin Kell O’Donnell’s Don’t Worry About Me (I’ve Already Got Someone New) hits like a reckless confession shouted over a rattling, cow-punk pulse—funny, ugly, and painfully self-aware all at once. It leans into its flaws with such raw conviction that the bravado slowly cracks, leaving behind something bruised, human, and […]

Sound Waves # 43

• Weekly Song Recommendations • BLACK PIGS · Coming Back “Coming Back” by BLACK PIGS hits like a clenched fist raised mid-chant, fusing blistering punk drive with a fierce awareness that feels urgently alive rather than retro. It’s a track that doesn’t just vent frustration—it sharpens it, turning raw energy into a defiant surge that […]