Category: ep
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Holding On and Letting Go: Mourning Doves by Sleep Habits
Life moves, seasons change, and some songs stay tucked away until the right moment. There is a quiet beauty in holding onto them long enough for them to find their rightful place in the world. New Orleans-based indie-folk artist Sleep Habits embraces this patience on Mourning Doves, a reflective EP built from older tracks that…
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Moody Joody Opens Up About the Creative Journey Behind ‘Dream Girl’ EP
Moody Joody, an indie pop band from Nashville, makes a striking return with their debut EP, Dream Girl. This six-track collection dives into themes of self-discovery, the complexities of relationships, and the bittersweet longing that accompanies the passage of time. With lush, dreamy soundscapes and bold, indie rock vocals, the EP creates a captivating mix…
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rowena fysx says “don’t text me back” in her latest ep
Rowena Fysx is garnering quiet success in the Toronto area. Her Filipino-Canadian background gives her a slight edge that I was initially intrigued by. I discovered her on Instagram in the ‘audios’ section, and upon reaching her page, I observed a heavy focus on visual narratives. Single after single, Fysx is building her discography to…
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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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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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amen! – hemlock concert and EP review
Sunday night in an offbeat bar, I’m here to attend hemlock‘s EP release party in New Orleans, Louisiana. Saturn Bar is an eclectic dive bar–two stories high and accompanied by an attached backyard patio. Some may say it looks run down and raggedy, but I like to think of it as a well lived-in bar…
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yazida
Immediately, with Yazida’s new EP #meant2b, it’s obvious she brings hyperpop to her level. Yazida is a singer-songwriter from Paris creating UK garage-inspired tracks, while also molding genres together. With a deep bass carried over by her soprano voice and a up-tempo UK garage beat, “deja vu” on Yazida’s latest project showcases her ability to…
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its officially love season with Easha’s new ep “love letters”
EASHA’s latest ep release “Love Letters” is the embodiment of indie yearning at its finest. The latest addition to her coming-of-age repertoire, the three-song ep, explores the theme of love and its repetitive nature. “Love Letters” is a poignant reflection on the complexities of love and the illusions that often come with it. The EP…
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runo plum caffeinated corner
One of my favorite pieces of art this year is “earlier from ’20” by runo plum. This body of work was created during her time spent writing alone for the year of 2020. The ep is a captivating blend of lo-fi, folk, and indie rock that is filled with emotion and personal reflection. It’s a…
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LOONY’s “A Good Night” is the human experience
Loving music is a part of the human experience, something that Kira Huszar as LOONY brings into her music. In her new EP, A Good Night, you can expect to rediscover why you fell in love with music in the first place. If you were a fan of “Somebody That I Used to Know” by…
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half year recap 2023
It’s already the middle of 2023–what?! Time flies so fast when you’re listening to good tunes. We can’t look over the new music that has been released, though. Especially with larger projects from our favorite artists and world tours starting up, the year is looking bright. Here is a breakdown of some of our top…
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Delightfully Unserious Cowboy Music, hippocampus new ep “wasteland”
I am admittedly late to the Hippo Campus train. Before their 2018 hit “Bambi,” the band produced and released music for several years. They had already made a name for themselves in the indie scene with a few hits, including their most recognized song, “Buttercup,” which had reached number one in streaming. However, Bambi and…
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king isis – “scales” ep release
King Isis releases their debut EP, scales, exploring their journey with self-exploration and affirmation. The six track EP fuses R&B and rock with jazz and blues, showcasing their punchy vocals and soothing vibrato. With their solo track, “I’m fine, thx 4 asking,” King Isis finds an energetic and vivacious chorus that pushes the agenda that–…
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dizzy spells – faerie (christine lam)
Faerie, otherwise known as Christine Lam, is a self-taught musician from the Big Apple (New York). Where many good things begin, Lam eased her way into the music scene by posting covers on YouTube. After a taste of success, she honed into her songwriting during college as a way to express the ups and downs…
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