Fields of Jake Unveils an Evocative Upbeat Ballad: “If Only It Was up to Me”
“If Only It Was up to Me” marks the latest release from pop-rock crooner Fields of Jake, the project of guitarist and singer Jake Fields. The song is a dynamic pop ballad about a failed relationship, which ponders all the things he’d do differently, set to the backdrop of a lush soundscape. “If Only It Was up to Me” is now available to stream on all digital music platforms. Opening with a soft organ, gentle guitar plucks, and Jake Fields’ strong refrain, “If Only It Was up to Me” immediately establishes itself with its gripping lyrics and evocative instrumentals. Jon Button […]
Michelle Núñez Creates A Coastal Anthem Describing The Tether Between An Individual And Their Home In “California, Home”
Michelle Núñez captures hearts with her evocative vocals and nature-infused instrumentation in her latest single, “california, home.” A grounded reflection on the transformative power of place, the song explores the emotional pull between the longing for home and the bittersweet act of leaving loved ones behind. Now streaming on all major platforms, “california, home” offers a compelling introduction to Michelle Núnez’s sound and emerging artistry. Leading with soaring vocals and depicted descriptions of the California coastline, Núñez sets the scene, singing, “Standing waist deep in the ocean’s embrace, Healing flows all around me, washing pain away.” This soulful summer ballad emphasizes the […]
Cat Serrano Reclaims the Greek Myth of Pygmalion in New Single “Sculpture”
Rising Puerto Rican artist Cat Serrano turns myth on its head in her latest single, “Sculpture,” a pop anthem inspired by the Greek legend of Pygmalion and Galatea, but told entirely from her perspective. Blending rich Latin rhythms with shimmering harmonies and sharp-eyed lyricism, Serrano breathes new life into a tale once dominated by a man’s gaze. “Sculpture” is now available on all major streaming platforms. In the original myth, Pygmalion sculpts the “perfect” woman and begs Aphrodite to bring her to life; his wish is granted, and Galatea becomes real solely through his desire. But in Cat Serrano’s version, the […]
Riding the Relentless Current, Lavendine Dives Fearlessly Into Their Album, Deep Blue
Sister duo Lavendine invites listeners into a world that is both weightless and grounded with their new album Deep Blue, produced by acclaimed mixer and producer Mark Needham (The Killers, Fleetwood Mac, Imagine Dragons). More than a record, Deep Blue isn’t just a title, it’s a metaphor for the depths of the human spirit. Like the ocean, it’s vast, mysterious, and often overwhelming. It represents that sacred space where sorrow meets surrender, where fear gives way to faith. In the deep blue, you’re no longer in control, but that’s where God meets you. It’s the place where your feet can’t […]
First Light: An LP Navigating the Beauty in Darkness, Illuminated by The Spikes
Unlike most living things that lean toward the sun for growth, The Spikes’ latest collection of songs have been harvested in the dark. The growth comes from a poetic process—creating its own life source and a metamorphosis of interpretation. Their LP First Light is steeped in tension, instinct, and emotional residue. Across eight tracks, it moves with quiet force, drifting through fragments of memory, romantic collapse, and strange, half-lit beauty. At its heart is the focus track and music video, “Garden Song,” a ballad that captures the rare comfort found in someone else’s arms. This isn’t a record polished for […]
ARTIST FEATURE
Mario Barth and the About Kings On Tour In Europe Until August
Who are your biggest influences? Lynyrd Skynyrd, ZZ Top, Brantley Gilbert, Eric Church, Keith Urban. Buddy Guy. What’s the craziest thing that has happened on tour? For our first gig ever, we played in front of 48,000. Everything is fun and games until you stand behind the curtain. That moment was surreal. What’s your songwriting […]
INDUSTRY NEWS
Ryan John Clary Shares Double Single: The First Sip
Indie singer-songwriter Ryan John Clary continues to make strides in his music career with the release of his new double single entitled The First Sip, comprised of “(there’s too many songs called) One More Time” and “Silly Billy.” These tracks reflect the intensity of clary’s voyage through recovery and the personal challenges he faced in overcoming his substance abuse, alongside […]
Country Recording Artist Waylon Hanel Announces 3rd Studio Album, When Waylon Came To Nashville, Available Everywhere Digitally & Vinyl On Friday, November 28
Country singer-songwriter and independent recording artist Waylon Hanel announces his 3rd studio album entitled When Waylon Came To Town [Pre-save/Pre-add], available everywhere digitally on Friday, November 28 by CDX Records. A limited supply of vinyl will also be available while supplies last during his annual hometown album release party, scheduled for Wednesday, November 26, 7pm […]
Sarina Explores Different Personalities in New EP “The Fool”
Tokyo alt-rock artist Sarina has dropped her new EP, The Fool, an intricate body of work spanning six impassioned songs. Inspired by a complex array of feelings and retrospective moments, the EP is themed around identity and the many facets of what that means. From the multilayered meaning behind what it is to be “the villain” to […]
Do What You Want To Do – It’s A Whole New World