Discovering the new music underground around the globe
Electronic/Review Andrew E Pearce - Live Your Life
Andrew E Pearce is an extraordinary singer, songwriter, and performer, known for his velvety, soulful voice and his deeply impactful music. With a musical style that blends elements of gospel, R&B, and dance, Andrew crafts songs that resonate deeply with listeners, inviting them into a space of reflection, joy, and inspiration.
Metal/Review Tritonic - Alexamenos!
Tritonic is a London hardcore band with a heretical embrace of pop and indie. Tritonic began as a spark in the Indian Ocean, where founder Peter Jewkes was living in exile in the Maldives. On his return, he recruited his oldest friends to make Tritonic a reality. With one foot in hardcore forms and the other defiantly outside of it, Tritonic is a reassessment of what heavy music can mean.
Jazz/Review Synthonic - Lampin’
Synthonic, hailing from the picturesque town of Sidmouth, England, is making waves in the music scene with their latest original album, Lampin’. Drawing inspiration from the acid jazz scene of the 90s fused with modern production techniques, Synthonic delivers a unique sound that captivates listeners. Collaborating with talented artists such as Vasilis Xenopoulos, Jack Birchwood, Valere Speranza, and Jeremy Dunning, Synthonic creates a musical tapestry that is both nostalgic and fresh.
House/Review Deejay Pico - Shimmy (feat. Lexi)
Vincent Picciuolo, known as Deejay Pico, is a deejay and producer who started his career at a very young age. In 1998 he took his first steps in private parties and then, at only 16 years old, in various Italian clubs. But the breakthrough comes at 17 years, when he is attracted to computers and electronic instruments and starts composing digital music, bringing his music to parties in Italy and Europe.
Pop/Review The New Citizen Kane - San Diego
"The Tales Of Morpheus" marks a significant return for singer-songwriter-producer Kane Michael Luke, aka The New Citizen Kane, after a nearly decade-long hiatus. In their latest album, he paints a deeply resonant portrait that straddles the line between introspection and playful charm. The collection serves as a vivid tapestry woven from threads of vulnerability, love, loss, and the healing power of music, exploring the very nuanced landscapes of human connection.
Rock/Review Jonny Corralitos - Rough Time
Jonny Corralitos grew up in a teepee he shared with his brother, living off-the-grid on a commune in Corralitos, CA—the rural Santa Cruz Mountain idyll nestled among towering weed fields and even taller redwoods. He picked up a guitar at age ten and never looked back.
Jazz/Interview Vandes Jackson - Behold (feat. Jacob Niederman)
Vandes Jackson, an American record producer, songwriter, musician, and artist, hails from the culturally diverse city of Chicago, Illinois. Immersed in a world of diverse sounds from an early age, Vandes began his musical journey in a home studio attic on the south side of the city. While his music is often considered 'underground' within the industry, there is an undeniable appeal and charm that attracts listeners from all genres globally.
Folk/Review GISKE - Light Upon the Water
GISKE - Light Upon the Water
Pop/Review Dean Griffin - Lights Out
An agent of groove, 21-year-old Dean Griffin, known for singles “SATISFYD” and “How I Fell,” boasts a kaleidoscopic and uplifting artistry. With a wide sound variety ranging from funk and R&B to alternative rock, it’s all part of the California talent’s personal evolution, a journey that started in indie pop and electronic settings in 2019.
Electronic/Review Neodym - Let My Love In
Neodym is not an average EDM artist. Hailing from Poland but now calling Germany her home, she is a force to be reckoned with in the electronic music scene. With her powerful vocals, masterful compositions, and thought-provoking lyrics, Neodym is able to connect with her audience on a deeper level. In just two years, Neodym has carved a distinctive path for herself in the music industry. Media attention in the Gossip LA and over 60 placements in various international radio stations are just a few notable milestones.
Rock/Review Catherine Elms - Brutal Heart
Catherine Elms crafts epic, emotionally charged soundscapes that invite listeners to explore the complexities of human experience. Her fearless approach to music-making and willingness to confront difficult emotional themes have earned her a devoted following among those seeking authentic artistic expression.
Pop/Review Anacy - It’s Not You
Anacy is an indie pop artist from Cape Town, South Africa, whose music is a captivating blend of pop, electronic, and indie influences. With a rich multicultural background, Anacy brings a unique perspective to her music, crafting songs that are as emotionally resonant as they are rhythmically infectious. Her music is deeply influenced by the diverse cultural tapestry of her homeland, as well as her spiritual connection to different cultures and traditions.
Electronic/Review Larry Karpenko - The Horizon
Music creative Larry Karpenko unleashes new energy, emoting from the heart while focusing on love. Firmly anchored in Christian faith, a background in praise and worship, and Gospel Music Association membership, Larry ventures into new, personal spaces with his songwriting. Larry was a student of Pat Pattison, adopting many of his songwriting tools. Larry also enjoyed studying with Tom Jackson, learning how music is life-changing in live performance settings.
Folk/Review Lordtheobald - SlapJack!
Lordtheobald - SlapJack!
Electronic/Review Marek De Vann - Il Fuggiasco / A Mano Armata (feat. Paolo Apollo Negri)
From the immersive atmosphere of film scores to the retro charm of 80s and 90s arcade music, Marek De Vann's work is a journey through diverse soundscapes designed to stir emotion and ignite nostalgia.
Rock/Review Linkwells - For The First Time
Hailing from the scenic town of Malvern, Linkwells are a four-piece indie-rock band who are gaining attention for their distinctive sound. Blending experience and a shared love for melody, their sound is a seamless mix of influences, combining the anthemic energy of Britpop with a modern indie edge, earning them comparisons to iconic bands like The Stone Roses and Oasis.
Rock/Review Disdarken - Keep The Dark Inside
Based in Tilburg, Netherlands, Disdarken is a collaboration between Alan V. Niculae and Nick Carmine. Their journey began during the challenging times of COVID, where they explored the realms of LoFi and Synthwave music. The duo's unique blend of haunting melodies and atmospheric soundscapes sets them apart in the electronic music scene, showcasing their deep emotional connection to their craft. With a shared passion for storytelling through music, Disdarken's music resonates with listeners on a profound level, inviting them to delve into the depths of their sonic universe.
Pop/Review LimaVii - The Union of Souls
Lidia Magdalena Pozańska, professionally known as LimaVii, is a Polish singer, songwriter, dancer, model, and energy healer. Her music goes beyond entertainment, harnessing healing frequencies to create transformative experiences. As a lyricist and co-composer, LimaVii has always been passionate about music, dreaming from a young age of sharing her talent with the world.
Folk/Review Roxana - Drifting Roots
Based in Graz, Austria, Roxana is the singer-songwriter who writes, sings, and produces her own music—using Logic, guitar, keyboard, ukulele, and a whole lot of feeling. Her sound blends elements of indie, folk pop, and bedroom lo-fi—sometimes melancholic, sometimes playful, always honest.
Rock/Review Jernej Zoran - Angels With Broken Wings
Jernej Zoran, hailing from Novo mesto, Slovenia, brings a rich musical background to his latest release, "Angels With Broken Wings." Influenced by legendary artists like Pink Floyd, Queen, and The Beatles, Zoran's journey in music began with his love for the guitar sparked by the film "Rattle and Hum."