Discovering the new music underground around the globe
Rock/Review Erelah - Epochs
Erelah is a studio project by Alexander Platon, aimed at songwriting and a DIY approach to music production. With a passion for creating cinematic music with rock influences, he invites guest musicians to collaborate on various projects. His unique sound is a blend of atmospheric compositions and powerful rock melodies. Erelah draws inspiration from cinematic scores and rock classics, resulting in a sound that is both nostalgic and innovative.
Pop/Review ETOLUBOV - Attraction (Arabic Mix) feat. Ramy Sabry
ETOLUBOV, a talented and distinctive singer from Ukraine, has embarked on a remarkable musical journey. She works in the genre of neo-pop, a mix of modern pop and electronica with elements of Eastern music. In just three years, ETOLUBOV has released several successful singles ('Attraction,' 'Mango,' and 'Thisislove') and an EP in her native language called Pryrechena na Lubov. 2024 has been highly fruitful for the singer, with her debut album VSELUBOV and the magnificent video album 001 SHOW, shot in Bali, released.
Pop/Review Edie Yvonne - 15 (When I Leave)
15-year-old Angeleno singer-songwriter Edie Yvonne releases her new single, "15 (When I Leave)."
Metal/Review Ephemeral Skies - Inside These Walls
Ephemeral Skies is a project by Jonatan Berg. He is mainly a guitarist, but here he is taking care of most of the instruments and the vocals too, together with Alva Gavander.
Afrobeat/Review Ephraim - Double Hustle
Ephraim is an Afrobeat artist with a penchant for infusing the genre’s grooves with his signature melodic style and personal flow, which is immediately gripping and enticing right off the bat!
Rock/Review Erik Hansen - Seasons of the Wind
Erik Hansen, a rising artist hailing from Washington, is set to take the world by storm with his debut EP, Seasons of the Wind. This highly anticipated release showcases Hansen’s immense talent and unrelenting passion for rock music. Known for his work with the band Fallen Angels, Hansen now ventures forth as a solo act on Seasons of the Wind.
Pop/Review Energy Whores - Mach9ne
Energy Whores music is hard-hitting instantly. It's different. It sounds like something futuristic and funky by the likes of WILL.I.AM, but with a complete twist into the experimental and downright obscure. It changes almost instantly; it keeps your attention and curiosity. In a mix of synth pop and experimentalism, both vocally, in tempo and instrumentation, this is a true exploration with multi-genre elements.
Pop/Review Ellery Twining - S.B. Butler
Ellery Twining - S.B. Butler
Pop/Review Enik - when I was a boy
Enik is the former singer of the German electro duo "Funkstörung." He sang on their album "Disconnected" and toured with them through 18 countries. With highlights like 20 stops in the U.S. and 2 gigs in Japan, Enik released five LPs and two EPs of his solo work.
Rock/Review Eddie Cohn - Wave Goodbye
Long time indie-rocker Eddie Cohn is evidence that there are still angels and untapped creative talent in Los Angeles. Sometimes, they just have to come from Cleveland. Eddie’s passion for the arts began at just 3 years old when he discovered his natural ability and passion for music on the family piano. From there, he taught himself to play the guitar and the drums, all while dealing with serious childhood health issues.
Folk/Review Earia Music Project - The Weight
Earia is an Arabic word meaning "to be naked," defines both the power and the process of the musical genius that is the Earia Music Project. Their approach to songwriting is the result of countless hours of focusing on the rebirth of music roots - keeping themselves open, unrestricted, and free of limitations. Naked.
Rock/Review Erik Hansen - Seasons of the Wind
Erik Hansen, a rising artist hailing from Washington, is set to take the world by storm with his debut EP, Seasons of the Wind. This highly anticipated release showcases Hansen’s immense talent and unrelenting passion for rock music. Known for his work with the band Fallen Angels, Hansen now ventures forth as a solo act on Seasons of the Wind.
Rock/Review Emmett Hughes - What Will I Do
Emmett Hughes is a singer, songwriter, and performer based in Huntington, New York. His songs are influenced by symphonic music, Motown, rock, jazz, world music, and reggae. It is positive, sincere, and deeply personal, reflecting on the emotional ups and downs of life and how challenges can lead to deeper understanding. A multi-instrumentalist, Emmett sings, plays guitar, bass, and keyboards. He’s been playing since the late 1970s with a variety of original and cover bands.
Jazz/Review Elizabeth Shepherd - Three Things
Elizabeth Shepherd is a Canadian singer, songwriter, pianist, and producer. With Robert Glasper, Esperanza Spalding, and Jose James, Shepherd is credited with invigorating jazz songs and bringing jazz-influenced music to a younger audience. Her catalog of seven original albums has received critical attention internationally; Real Detroit Weekly has called her "a jazz virtuoso blessed with a pop sensibility," while Mojo Magazine (UK) has described her as "blurring the boundaries between jazz, R&B, pop, and hip hop.”
R&B/Review EEF Early Ettringite Formation - Something for You
Meet EEF, an acronym for Early Ettringite Formation, is a quintet of young musicians from Marche, Italy, embodying passion and creativity, giving life to a one-of-a-kind musical fusion. The band originates from the bold vision of two creative minds, Mattia Leoni on drums and Umberto Ferretti on guitar. After years of research and writing, they complete their lineup and dedicate themselves to an original music project embracing influences ranging from rock to funk, jazz to fusion.
Rock/Review Electric High - Hear Me Out
Electric High from Bergen, Norway, plays a special blend of alternative rock and classic hard rock, kind of like if Rival Sons and Royal Blood crashed the stage at an Aerosmith concert. Fronted by two lead singers, they hit you right in the face with a whole new level of electric energy. The members hail from bands like Sahg, Faith Circus, and Emmerhoff & The Melancholy Babies.
Pop/Review Edie Yvonne - Delusion
15-year-old Angeleno singer-songwriter Edie Yvonne releases her new single, "Delusion," following her teen pop anthems "Girl Code" and "Queen Bee." This is her trilogy.
Folk/Review Engegård Quartet - Haugelåt
Engegård Quartet has become one of Norway’s most sought-after ensembles. Their bold, fresh interpretations of the classical repertoire, combined with a deep attachment to their Scandinavian roots, have attracted international acclaim. The quartet’s debut CD was praised as ‘breath-taking’ in The Strad, while their second release won Pizzicato magazine’s ‘Supersonic Award’. Their CD of works by Edvard Grieg, Jean Sibelius, and Olav Anton Thommessen was praised by Tully Potter in Music Web International as ‘what Grieg lovers have been waiting for’.
Rock/Review Edie Yvonne - No Rain
15-year-old LA-based singer-songwriter Edie Yvonne released her first cover, "No Rain," produced by Douglas Boehm.
Jazz/Review Exploding Pig - Jazz Futura
Exploding Pig is an emerging eclectic band originating from Austria. Comprised of a talented group of friends with rich musical backgrounds, they’re set to make waves with their versatile sound and style, often described as "Jazz Futura" or "Jazz meets 70’s porn." As a result of quarantines and lockdowns, Exploding Pig came into existence. Influenced by American pop culture and the band mascot Ebɛr, Exploding Pig radiates a feel-good, genre-defying sound.