Category: Genre
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An Ode to Love and Loss: A Review of 100 Watt Horse’s EP, Okey Donkey
Picture yourself running around a grassy field barefoot and carefree. You’re gathered around a bonfire with your closest friends friends until the fire turns to embers and ashes. Fireflies flicker all around you as dusk approaches. Or, perhaps you are reading in front of an open window, embraced by a warm late summer breeze. This…
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Charlotte’s July Favs
My July favs are here! This month we were graced with new releases from Katie Gavin of MUNA, Clairo, Remi Wolf and more! I’ve included some older features to give you the best moody, eclectic July mix. Whether you’re having a “brat” summer or an “Eliza McLamb screaming in ‘Anything You Want’” summer, this is…
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To Charm or To Be Charmed? Review of Clairo’s Charm
Claire Cottrill, known musically as Clairo, is an American singer/songwriter often described as a bedroom pop artist. After gaining traction from “Pretty Girl,” she released her debut album, Immunity, in 2019. This brought her major successes, and she continued to inspire the indie-pop scene. Her relatability as a twenty-something that is also going through life,…
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Bittersweet Goodbyes: A Review of Copeland James’ “Garden of Secrets and Goodbyes”
Copeland James’ recent indie-folk single, “Garden of Secrets and Goodbyes,” recounts the bittersweet nostalgia of reflecting on time spent with someone who is no longer in their life. The release of this single coincided with James’ relocating across the country to New York to further pursue music–something I could only imagine making the themes of…
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Taking Fate Into Your Hands: “think I got a bad idea” by Keni Titus
When there are no limits to the bad ideas, they often come easier than the good ones. Keni Titus’s new song, “think i got a bad idea,” embodies a carefree spirit and a desire to break free. The song perfectly captures the essence of embracing unconventional thoughts and challenging the norm. After being entirely captivated…
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Magdalena Bay Invites You to Meet Your Brand New Image in Latest Single
“Close your eyes. Imagine a brand new, better you. Now wait 22 minutes. Now open your eyes. Meet your brand new image! Isn’t it amazing that the meat in our heads can do this?“ The delightfully eclectic synthpop duo, Magdalena Bay, has returned with a second single from their forthcoming sophomore album, Imaginal Disk. “Image” is…
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Introducing Aisa
Aisa, a rising alternative R&B artist from Las Vegas, is driven by a pure desire to create. At just 23 years old, he possesses a clear vision for his music and is dedicated to achieving his goals. His lifelong passion for music has seamlessly transitioned into his adult life, and his influences, including Frank Ocean,…
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Sidney’s June Favorites
Not going to lie, June has been a doozy for me. The entire month flew by, and the heat in New Orleans has been relentless.. Although most people get the winter blues, I tend to feel a bit more down during the summer. Never fret, however, because the music I have had in my rotation…
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Invader by Philine Sonny
Philine Sonny, the talented and unconventional musician from Germany, released her EP earlier this year titled, Invader. The EP includes five tracks that delve deep into the themes of individuality and femininity. Sonny’s music is a distinctive blend of punk, rock, and electronic elements, creating a new and refreshing sound. Her lyrics are bold and…
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SPACE AGE COUNTRY GIRL – Agnes Hartwich
For fans of Billie Eillish, K.Flay, and Tove Lo, you definitely cannot sleep on Agnes Hartwich. Hailing from Denmark, Hartwich is a self-proclaimed “sad-grunge-tumblr-girl from 2014, but 9 years later,” and she did not miss the mark. She just released her debut album, SPACE AGE COUNTRY GIRL, a 10-track indie rock project with pop and…
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Five Lesser Known LGBTQ+ Artists to Check Out This Pride Month
A majority of the music that I listen to nowadays happens to be by LGBTQ+ artists. I have realized that there are so many artists I adore that deserve more support, especially from the community. Here are some lesser known queer musicians I recommend checking out this pride month and some of my favorite songs…
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Three New Artists You’ve Never Heard Of
After beginning this series a couple of weeks ago, I knew I wanted to introduce a couple more artists to the mix. This version specifically focuses on duos and groups that I have been recently loving, primarily focusing on indie and indie-rock groups. These artists blur the lines between genres, making their music irresistible and…
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Treachery and Disloyalty: “Caught in a Lie” by Rose Vaughn
I think we can all agree that being lied to is one of the greatest betrayals we experience as humans. The sting is even sharper when the deceit comes from a loved one, someone you deeply trusted and cared for. However, there can be a sense of vindication when you catch someone in the act…
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It’s Picnic Season, and We’ve Got the Perfect Playlist
As the weather warms and the days lengthen, the desire to bask in the warm air and sunshine intensifies. Flowers bloom, the warm air seeps into your skin, and sunsets become immaculate sights. What better way to celebrate and appreciate the lovely weather than by grabbing some blankets, packing your favorite snacks and beverages, gathering…
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rachel’s may faves
Oh, sweet May. Where do I begin? There is no better feeling than opening Spotify and hearing fresh tracks back to back that you actually enjoy. Honestly, I barely indulged in music the first few months of 2024, but this month summoned magical artistry and lyrical masterminds that made music feel like music again. From…
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