Chapel, a pop-indie duo from Athens, released their newest single ‘Pillow Talk’ this past Friday. The duo has been teasing an album since 2020. With a taste of their newest sound, Chapel has grown wonderfully in their sound and style. ‍

The Los Angeles-based alt-pop singer-songwriter premiered a new music video for her 2020 single "6 foot deep" on January 28th. The video, directed by EMELINE herself, takes place in the Westerfeld Mansion, previously occupied by the likes of Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, the Russian Embassy, and the founder of the Church of Satan -- the ideal set for this haunting and inventive single.

Massachusetts band Valleyheart has managed to grab my attention with their new single ‘T.I.K’. The song is very punk-rock, with a heavy instrumental to backup the lyrics of the song. When we first heard of this song, we were told it would dive into “contradictory nature of the psyche and contemplates understanding paradoxical behaviors,” which was what first captured our attention.

‍Originally released in January on their EP “Crossroads,” “Why” recounts negative comments the band has received from Ska naysayers, while also celebrating the genre and making nods to other musical influences.

Pollyanna released their EP “Sugar Coat”, which opens up with their song “Don’t Stay, Don’t Go,” and to be honest, when I first clicked play on the EP, the first 30 seconds alone were enough for me to freak about how good it was as a whole.

JHARIAH released his newest single “Needed a Change of Pace” which combines influences from theatrical-like vocals and radio-pop influences. The single also arrives with an electrifying music video featuring colorful effects and memorable visuals

Pinkshift debut their venomous new single "Rainwalk" With a mixture of early 2010’s post-hardcore breakdowns and punk-rock tones, “Rainwalk” is unlike anything we have ever heard before.

Coasting On Potential released their ep “All That I’ve Lost” on August 28th, and I’m excited to dive in. Their single “In Misery” leading up this release only led me to believe that this EP wouldn’t disappoint.

Debuted August 21st, 4-piece hardcore band, “GILT” released their prodigidous album “Ignore What’s Missing.”

Census, a modern progressive rock band from Arkansas, released their newest single “Sunbeam” on August 14th. With their hard-hitting rhythmic patterns and momentous message behind the track.

‍Baltimore’s newest up and coming 4-piece punk band, Pinkshift, released their newest single “i'm gonna tell my therapist on you” on July 31st