Singer-songwriter Anthony Cubbage, aka AGE of the BEAR, has just released a new EP, Waterfall. And from this collection of four songs, we are delighted to feature the folksy number, “Rainy Days.” The song starts off with most of the instruments engaged atop a slightly upbeat rhythm. The relentless shuffle of the hi-hat pushes the …
Laith – “79”
USA-based Laith‘s “79” is a track that will joyfully transport you back in time to the late 1960s. The song is brimming with its retro layers, upbeat bouncing rhythm, and great, rock ‘n’ roll guitar licks. “79” starts with an electronic drum beat, which sets up the playful tone to this song. It is also …
Callum Pitt – “More Than This”
Callum Pitt is back on the blog with “More Than This,” a dreamy indie folk number that is bound to win the adoration of many music lovers. “More Than This” begins with a delightfully stripped-back production, fading in with an orchestral synth and the soft keys of a piano. Pitt’s vocal rawly delivers the lyrics, …
Tommy Ashby – “My Old Man”
Scottish singer-songwriter Tommy Ashby has found himself back on the blog with his latest single, “My Old Man.” This indie folk tribute to his father also explores the subject matter of trying to live up to high expectations. Although you will be hearing this song here today, you should not be surprised when you hear …
Joshua Radin – “Man of the Year”
Joshua Radin‘s latest release, “Man of the Year,” is a beautifully crafted, incredibly smooth and radio-friendly track. “Man of the Year” is driven by acoustic guitar, which lends a really nice, warm sound and rhythmic texture. The reoccurring guitar riff is a total earworm and forms a great hook. The song is pushed relentlessly by …
Zoe Konez – “Easy To Learn”
UK-based Zoe Konez‘s new single, “Easy to Learn,” is a really peaceful and beautiful indie folk song that is charmingly soothing. The song begins with a light, dreamy atmosphere that establishes the mood for the entire track. The song is beautifully built around a warmly finger-picked acoustic guitar that gives a gentle rhythm over the …
Middle Part – “Chinatown” (ft. Yuno)
Middle Part‘s collaboration with Yuno on “Chinatown” is a contagious pop song that displays the musicians’ talent for creating a catchy and anthemic melodies and arrangements. Before launching into the synth-heavy sound, the song opens with a drum groove with a great EQ effect that makes the production sound as though it is coming towards …
Kate Thornbury – “Napkins”
If you’ve been looking for the next “feminist rage rocker and jaw dropping fist pumper,” let us introduce you to Kate Thornbury and her brand new song, “Napkins.” This track runs the complete gamut when it comes to a failed relationship, from the tender moments of its inception, to the rage and turmoil that heartbreak …
The Thing With Feathers – “Can You See Me”
Nashville-based The Thing With Feathers‘ latest release, “Can You See Me,” is an exciting and dynamic alt-rock and indie-pop track that is full of contrasting textures and gritty, raw tones. The kick drum opens the song, giving the track a solid heartbeat. Clean electric guitar plays over the top, creating a cool and catchy ambiance …
David Latto – “Up The Road”
Edinburgh-based singer-songwriter David Latto has just sent us the folksy single, “Up The Road,” from his upcoming EP, Dream Logic. Latto takes a very stripped-back approach to the beginning of “Up The Road,” consisting of just the soft strums of an acoustic guitar before filling our ears with his tender, emotional voice. To be quite …