Barry J Walsh, the Irish songsmith, is lighting the fuse on a summer kaboom with “Suddenly June.” This track comes hot on the heels of

Ava Valianti, this Massachusetts-born firecracker, ain’t here to whisper sweet nothings in your ear. Nah, she’s here to detonate your brainstem through your stereo! At

Strap in, because Para Lia isn’t playing nice. Their latest single, “Neverland“, is a face-melting monster that’ll grip you by the short hairs. This German duo—René

Wotts is back, baby! This Canadian duo is lighting up the scene with their latest, “Better Days”, and holy smokes, it’s a goddamn knockout. Serving as the

Scott Yoder‘s new track “Never Be Another Day” is like getting zapped by a bolt from the blue – it’s real as bleeding fingers, it’s

Forget the wall-of-sound for a sec. Brit-born artist Alexander Joseph isn’t blasting amps on this one, but don’t mistake subtlety for weakness. His reworked single, “St. David

The Goodbye Radio don’t do volume limits. Their just-dropped track “Twisted Time Travelers” crushes like a wall of amps, setting these New York rockers as

Marc Soucy isn’t only flexing his ivory-tickling chops on the re-released 1983 live burner “When I Take The Five”— he’s stomping the accelerator on a wild

Detroit-born, California-fired Odelet is locked and loaded to blow your mind with her new track  “Wait for You,” a standout track from her feverishly anticipated album Raindance (out

Delta of Venus is on fire! Hot off the heels of their debut “Disengaged b/w Slipping”, the band returns with their sophomore one-two punch, “Intertwined b/w

The Burbs, those grunge-pop rebels from Down Under, aren’t here to play nice with your emotions. They’re gonna rip ’em wide open. Fresh off their

Imagine this: Avril Lavigne’s Let Go and Paramore’s Riot! had a wild kid who grew up quoting Shakespeare and waving rainbow flags. That’s basically ettie’s

Jack Horton—he’s a real-life rebel with keys instead of a guitar. This Oregon boy who cut his teeth in Tokyo’s piano bars has ditched the