Singles
Drifting Through Time: Richard Green’s “Sea of Memories” Captures the Poetry of Reflection
Some songs speak to the present moment, and then some compositions seem to exist outside of time — shimmering soundscapes that invite listeners to step into the infinite. “Sea of…
Fireworks of Hope: Amelina’s “A New Year’s Wish” Lights Up the Season
At just 13 years old, Amelina is already crafting songs that shimmer with emotional depth and radiant energy. Her latest release, “A New Year’s Wish,” is a declaration of youthful…
“Truth Over Lies” by Michellar ft. Frankie El — A Protest Song for a Fractured Time
In an era where misinformation often drowns out integrity, Michellar’s “Truth Over Lies” stands as a rallying cry for clarity and courage. Released on October 31st, 2025, the song channels…
“Harbor Boulevard” by Blind Man’s Daughter — A Song of Memory, Love, and Light
There’s a quiet magic that happens when an artist writes straight from the heart, and Ashley Wolfe — the creative force behind Blind Man’s Daughter — captures that rare sincerity…
When Growing Up Leaves You Breathless: Ava Valianti’s “Running on Empty”
Ava Valianti closes out her debut album Petunias with “Running on Empty,” a track that feels like flipping through an old, half-forgotten scrapbook only to realize the memories still sting.…
A Quiet Hero’s War Cry: “RUCKUS” by SHY.COMFY.DENSE.
There’s a certain electricity that pulses beneath the surface of "RUCKUS," a tension that mirrors the inner war of anyone who has ever doubted themselves yet refuses to stop moving.…
Holding On Through the Cracks: “We Both Can Fall” by Michellar (feat. Gracie Lou)
Love rarely unravels all at once — it loosens thread by thread, over late-night silences, shifting priorities, and dreams that grow faster than the relationship can adjust. In “We Both…
Scrolling Through Feelings: “TikTok Girl” by Empty Pinata
Brooklyn’s own Empty Pinata is a beautiful contradiction in motion — an artist who leans into awkwardness like it’s a superpower. In a city where cool is currency and everything…
A Reckoning in Rock: “Forsaken” by Rooftop Screamers (feat. Stephen McSwain)
Rooftop Screamers’ latest track, “Forsaken,” featuring the commanding vocal grit of Stephen McSwain, demands acknowledgement. This isn’t a song crafted for background playlists or passive listening. It feels like a…
“The Sound of Birdsong” by GISKE — Where Morning Never Comes
There are songs designed to wake you up — loud, insistent, lit by the fire of a chorus that demands your attention — and then there are songs that hover…