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Luminous Wavez – Ashes of the Artist (2022)

Influenced by the likes of Chris Cornell, Johnny Cash, Nick Cave and Leonard Cohen, Luminous Wavezs blend elements of indie-rock,

Through his double single release Live in California/Up North, Gavin and the Piano takes us on a road trip from

Family life is something that not a lot of music touches on, but is at the heart of DENIALS’ debut

Described as powerful and motivated by Rising Artists Blog (I paraphrase, of course), US-based Emma Ragen has a sound that

There is a lot of music out there that taps into our collective sense of nostalgia, but Xafran is bringing

Some fans seem to complain about high-energy, blues-infused rock. Their complaint can be out in a few words – “there’s

With their debut EP Follow, the powerful three-piece Broken Castles not only introduce us to their sound, but they also

Known for his simplistic acoustic-inspired sound, US-based Daniel Lerner shows that no bells and whistles are required for good music.

As a full-time music teacher, singer-songwriter Andrew Ruoti believes in the power of music to express one’s emotions. Using music

Feeling down and broken often comes with a negative connotation and stigma that Maria Weissman is trying to change. Through