Discovering the new music underground around the globe
Electronic/Review Miss Giulls - Hey Mr. DJ, turn it up (Radio Edit)
Miss Giulls - Hey Mr. DJ, turn it up (Radio Edit)
Pop/Review Benjamin Quartz - Frénésie
With a deep, penetrating voice, Benjamin Quartz mischievously sings his playful fables. Reminiscent of the mineral of the same name, the facets of his universe unfold in each track with intention and extravagance. We discover with pleasure his French pop songs with often unusual lyrics and "colored" with a good touch of dark humor! Carried by an inspired orchestration tending towards baroque pop and the world of song, this Marseille-born singer-songwriter writes as he lives: giving free rein to his creativity.
Hip-Hop/Review Proklaim - Creepin/Further 2in1
Introducing Proklaim, a solo hiphop lyricist and songwriter hailing from Windhoek, Namibia. Influenced by legends like Bob Marley, The Wu Tang Clan, and Biggie, Proklaim's music is a fusion of raw storytelling and powerful beats that resonate with audiences worldwide.
Electronic/Review Olesia Glants - Save Me
Born in Ukraine and now based in Dubai, Olesia Glants is known for her burlesque-charged stage presence and genre-defying vocal style. She has headlined three solo concerts and serves as the lead vocalist in one of the UAE’s most acclaimed live shows. With “Save Me,” she continues her ascent as a global voice for those searching for beauty—and meaning—through rhythm.
Metal/Review Doom Lounge - Cairns
Doom Lounge’s sound derives from a unique synthesis. Fingerstyle, flamenco, and distorted guitars meld with atmospheric electronica, creating soundscapes that evoke faraway places and times. The music is meditative but adventurous, downtempo but uplifting. Doom Lounge is the creation of guitarist Jared Rosenbaum. In addition to his work in Doom Lounge, Jared is a Certified Ecological Restoration Practitioner in his home state of New Jersey, USA.
Pop/Review LunaRover - Fountains
Introducing LunaRover, a captivating music project hailing from Silver Spring, MD. The original single "Fountains" was a collaborative effort between talented artists Kevin Rieth and Ben Pelletier. Drawing on influences from iconic acts like the Beatles and modern sensations such as M83, LunaRover's sound blends power pop vibes with retro 80s synths, creating a unique and engaging sonic experience.
Rock/Review WizardX - Monster Mind
WizardX - Monster Mind
New Age/Review Steven Halpern - Music for Microdosing (432 Hz)
Steven Halpern is a GRAMMY®-nominated, charting, multi-platinum-selling recording artist, composer, and producer; he began his career as a jazz/rock trumpet and guitar player. As he evolved, he began groundbreaking biofeedback research, books, articles, and workshops around the country, helping to establish the field of sound therapy. Since the 1970s, he has been the leading advocate for the healing powers of music and a presenter at over 100 mind/body/spirit conferences, as well as being featured on CBS-TV’s “48 Hours” and the “Tomorrow Show” with Tom Snyder.
Pop/Review Lina, Jules Maxwell - Terra Mãe
Lina, Jules Maxwell - Terra Mãe
Latin/Review Noah Zayden - Ya no me doy
Noah Zayden - Ya no me doy
Electronic/Review Kestrel - Apricot Sunshine
Kestrel is the stage name of Isle of Man-based artist, songwriter, and performer Naomi Haworth, who crafts soaring, synth-rich pop songs and heartfelt melodies with a retro-futuristic edge. Blending the shimmering textures of Nu-Disco and Synthwave with the emotive pop storytelling, Kestrel’s sound is cinematic, melodic, and full of light—like summer nostalgia bottled in sound.
Hip-Hop/Review Pimpin Change - Love You All
Pimpin Change is an independent hip-hop artist hailing from Austin, Texas. Known for his storytelling and unapologetic sound, Pimpin Change blends street wisdom with personal growth, creating music that resonates with listeners across the globe. As a self-made artist, he continues to build his empire from the ground up, staying true to his roots and connecting directly with his fans.
Rock/Review Stray Blue - Wake Up & Smile
Stray Blue, the dynamic trio hailing from Chania, Greece, is renowned for their heartfelt songwriting, soulful musicianship, and genuine spirit of connection. Founded by songwriter, guitarist, and vocalist Nick Anastasakis, the band is completed by the talents of George Athanas on bass and vocals and George Papazoglou on drums.
Pop/Review Elena C. Lockleis - Mind - Vs. - Heart (feat. Natalia Zuk)
Elena C. Lockleis - Mind - Vs. - Heart (feat. Natalia Zuk)
Metal/Review Nordstahl - Ragnarök in Berlin
Nordstahl - Ragnarök in Berlin
Rock/Review Blunt Blade - Forgiveness
Blunt Blade is originally from southeast Minnesota. He began singing as far back as he can remember, playing piano by age 7, guitar by age 15, and bass and drums by age 16. Blunt Blade grew up listening to every style of music he could get into his sonically gluttonous ears. He founded the cover band Chainsaw Vendetta (originally named Chainsaw Vasectomy) as lead guitar player and lead singer at age 16.
Interview with Goldy Locks and review about campaign, “Buy the Record, Not the Bod”
Goldy Locks, the dynamic frontwoman of The Goldy lockS Band and former pro wrestling personality, delivers a bold and necessary cultural statement with her new campaign, “Buy the Record, Not the Bod.” In a striking move that blends vulnerability with defiance, Goldy poses nude, covered only by physical copies of her music—not for shock value, but as a rallying cry for artist support and industry change.
Pop/Review Clare Easdown - Lipstick On My Restraints
Clare Easdown, hailing from Menai, Australia, is set to make waves in the music industry with her latest original single, "Lipstick On My Restraints." Drawing inspiration from the struggles of those who have battled the broken mental health system, Clare's music embodies a powerful message of resilience and empowerment. Influenced by the likes of Billie Eilish and Nirvana, Clare's music delves deep into the complexities of mental health, offering a raw and relatable perspective that resonates with listeners.
Blues/Review Nothing Concrete - The Imperfectionist
Nothing Concrete weaves together the threads of folk, funk, cumbia, swing, and soul into music that's rich with stories and human connection. Based in France but rooted in a love of global sounds, the band creates songs that dance between laughter and reflection—always with open hearts and sharp ears.
Rock/Review Pryzme - True Stories… and Other Lies
Pryzme's music can be described as airy and accessible progressive rock. The multiple influences range from Pink Floyd to Yes, from Sting to Steven Wilson, from Pat Metheny to Toto, and many others... On stage, Pryzme is a journey that takes the audience to lands where rock, prog, jazz, and sometimes even metal meet.