Bob Augustine, performing under his artistic alter-ego Folk-IndieBob, has a way of transforming simple imagery into profound emotional metaphors. On his latest single, “The Candy Wrapper,” taken from his debut album Folk-IndieBob, the Pittsburgh singer-songwriter turns a piece of discarded foil into a symbol of human vulnerability, intimacy, and the often-painful aftermath of love.

On “Radiance,” Bernadett Nyari doesn’t just play her violin—she speaks with it. And what she says is quiet, powerful, and hauntingly beautiful. Drawn from her new album Heart of Diamonds, the Miami-based, Budapest-born virtuoso delivers a track that feels more like a sonic meditation than a performance. The four-minute instrumental swells slowly, built not on fireworks or bravado but on something far rarer in today’s sound-saturated world—patience.

From the sun-soaked streets of Lancaster, California to the vibrant local stages of Colorado, Matthew Klasinski, better known by his stage name Xecronius, is carving out his own lane in hip-hop. Born in March 1996, Xecronius brings a fusion of West Coast vibes and personal storytelling that’s been making waves throughout the Colorado music scene—especially at standout venues like The Wild Goose Saloon in Parker and The Englewood Tavern.

The timeless energy of real Hip-Hop is crossing the Atlantic next week, as Chicago’s own Abstract Mindstate—the duo of Olskool Ice-Gre and E.P. Da Hellcat—joins Slum Village on the Front 2 Back Tour, launching Monday (June 9) in London. The European run celebrates the 25th anniversary of Slum Village’s landmark 1999 album Fantastic Vol. 2, a record that not only redefined underground Hip-Hop but continues to influence artists worldwide—including Abstract Mindstate themselves.

There is a moment in every unraveling love story when the mirror stares back, unapologetic, and all the noise—the excuses, the apologies, the promises—collapses into one unshakable truth: it is over. That is the moment Martone captures in “Too Bad, So Sad,” his latest sonic confessional featuring the ever-fierce Intelligent Diva. But this is not a torch song lit with sorrow. It is a neon flare shot from the wreckage, with a beat that will not let you sit still and a message t

Since their inception in the summer of 2016, The Kings of Strings have ignited excitement in the rock music scene, emerging from the bond

J. Vito—a member of the Grammy-nominated, viral R&B/Soul trio The Ton3s—has unveiled his latest musical offering: the new EP Covers From The

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The 67th Annual Grammy Awards, held on February 2, 2025, at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, was a night to remember.

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

Meet River Rabbitte, the captivating frontwoman and femme fatale of wht.rbbt.obj (pronounced “White Rabbit Object”) — a band making waves wi

KingQueen is a LA based pop-rock band. The band was formed by lead singer Ina aka Sabrina Petrini and consists of Adam Gimenez, Brandon Vale

If you love feel good music then you should check out Kim Tibbs. She brings a smooth jazzy R&B/Soul touch to her music.

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Papikaiser has been making a name for himself in and around New York City for the last few years.

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Electric Valley Records presents Mystery Dudes’ debut LP, Exit Through the Wormhole, due out 24 June 2022.

Singer-songwriter BeMyFiasco released her lauded debut album Where I Left You via +FE Music/EMPIRE on October 15, 2021. Today, the stylish,