Jeremy Parsons Digs Deep in “The Garden” — A Song for the Soul Survivors
Jeremy Parsons isn’t chasing trends. He’s not dialing into pop algorithms or sonic gimmicks.
What he is doing — with unapologetic heart and haunting honesty — is writing the kind of song that pulls your spine straight and your heart wide open. “The Garden” is Parsons at his most unfiltered, a rootsy meditation on memory, mental health, and the sacred dirt we all come from.
Lonnie Nabors
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DeathbyRomy’s Hollywood Forever Finds Beauty in the Wreckage of Los Angeles
On Hollywood Forever, DeathbyRomy turns trauma into anthems, heartbreak into hooks, and survival into a defiant art form. Her debut LP is a fierce, unflinching chronicle of what it means to grow up chasing dreams in the smoke-and-mirror sprawl of Los Angeles — a city that promises everything and delivers just enough to keep you crawling back for more.
Benny Torres
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Oh What a Love: The Perfect Storm Channel Vintage Vibes and Alt-Rock Warmth on “We Fell in Love”
The Perfect Storm aren’t shy about wearing their hearts—or their harmonies—on their sleeves. On their newest single, “We Fell in Love,” the Albany-based alt-pop trio lean into vulnerability with open arms and a sound that bridges the tender tones of doo-wop romance with indie rock’s modern pulse.
Jim Grant
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Pamela Hopkins Finds Liberation in the Mirror on “Me Being Me”
You know the kind of song that doesn’t knock—it kicks down the door, pours itself a stiff drink, and dares you to look it in the eye? That’s “Me Being Me” by Pamela Hopkins.
There’s nothing slick here. No shiny veneer, no calculated swagger. Just the raw, unfiltered confessions of a woman who’s been through the fires of self-doubt and disapproval—and walked out not just unburned, but baptized in truth.
Lonnie Nabors
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"XDB Revives Melodic Hard Rock Glory with Heartache-Fueled Anthem 'When the Love Is Gone"
n an era where rock often feels like a diluted echo of its former self, XDB's "When the Love Is Gone" emerges as a defiant anthem, reminiscent of the genre's golden days yet infused with contemporary vigor. The track, released on April 11, 2025, stands as a testament to the band's commitment to preserving the soul of hard rock while pushing its boundaries.
Rick Morales
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The Kings of Strings: Unveiling the Musical Journey of Detroit's Dynamic Rock Ensemble
Since their inception in the summer of 2016, The Kings of Strings have ignited excitement in the rock music scene, emerging from the bond
Keyz
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“Maiden Voyage” A Churning Debut Bridging Heartland Rock and Pop Dreams from The Perfect Storm
Few debut records arrive with as much confident swagger and undeniable hook-driven flair as The Perfect Storm’s “Maiden Voyage.” This New Yo
Keyline Mag
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Digital Defiance: Harve & Cei’s No-Nonsense Anthem Against the Troll Troops
Harve’s soulful yet unyielding vocal attack, paired seamlessly with Cei’s genre-surfing composition, channels the spirit of mid-'80s protest
Keyz
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Alex Krawczyk’s “A Song for You:” Tender Poetics in a Troubled Age
Alex Krawczyk’s new stand-alone single “A Song for You” is less a bombastic declaration than a quietly insurgent ode—a minimalist love lette
Keyline Mag
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How to Register Your Music for Royalties
Are you a musician trying to navigate the complex world of music royalties? If so, you're not alone. Many musicians often overlook the impor
Keyz
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Anchoring the Soul: Ashley Puckett’s Poignant Voyage into Heart and Healing
Ashley Puckett’s latest single "Anchor" is a masterful blend of vulnerable lyricism and authentic country soul—a record that firmly cements
Keyline Mag
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Miss Freddye’s “Slippin’ Away” – A Heart-Wrenching Ode to Lost Love
Pittsburgh’s “Lady of the Blues” is back with a soul-stirring single that dives deep into themes of love, loss, and the bitter pain of fadin
Keyz
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Lady Redneck’s “Amazing Grace”: A Soulful Country Twist on a Timeless Hymn
Lady Redneck’s rendition of “Amazing Grace” stands out as both a tribute to the hymn’s rich history and a modern interpretation that speaks
Keyline Mag
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“Did I Ever” by Eddy Mann: A Love Song So Sweet, Even Cupid’s Blushing
If love were a language, Eddy Mann would be its most eloquent poet. His latest single, “Did I Ever”, dropping just in time to win over heart
Keyline Mag
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What Really Goes on Behind the Scenes: Secret Strategies of Grammy-Winning Artists' Music Marketing
In the competitive world of music, some artists consistently turn their sound into chart-topping hits and grab Grammy Awards. But what reall
Keyz
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Pam Ross’ “Tonight” – A Tender Two-Step Through Love’s Storms
In a world overcrowded with throwaway pop clichés and hollow love songs, Pam Ross' latest single, *Tonight,” cuts through the noise like a l
Julie Groban
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From Smolder to Inferno: Midnight Sky’s ‘White Heat’
Every once in a while, a song comes along that makes you feel like you’re standing too close to a bonfire—White Heat is that song. It radiat
Keyline Mag
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A Stirring Call to Presence: Shweta Harve ft. Dario Cei “Why So Busy?”
Shweta Harve and Dario Cei’s latest single, “Why So Busy?”, is a melodic journey into the heart of modern existence. Seamlessly blending fol
Keyline Mag
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A Soulful Journey Through Connection and Reflection
Alex Krawczyk’s latest single, Space Between Us, is a heartfelt testament to the beauty of human connection and the spaces that bind us toge
Keyline Mag
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Unleashing the Fire: A Closer Look at Cliff & Susan's Latest Single 'Spitfire'
In the world of country music, few things feel as invigorating as a song that can both narrate a story and electrify the listener
Rick Morales
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