'It'll Be Okay' is the second single from the upcoming EP by the Philadelphia artist Eric Tano. The song is meant for anyone who has ever struggled with anxiety as the track brings solace and acceptance of the inevitable.

'Silent Exit' is the debut EP of the American original artist Club Solitaire. The release consists of two songs, more lively 'Fine Dining' and melancholic 'Mental Pictures'. Club Solitaire had a long way to go before his debut, spending three years exploring the possibilities of recording in his home studio.

On June 23, the new album 'The Era Of Possibilities' of the Boston electronic musician and producer George Bolton, also known as The Screaming Pope, was released. Since the onset of the pandemic, he intensified his creative activity and released 11 albums.

Happy Curmudgeons is a band consisting of musician friends who decided to record their songs and give people joy and peace with them. The life lyrics and professional ensemble playing are the hallmark of Happy Curmudgeons and indeed this band impresses with its wise songs.

'Curtains and Comics' is the title of the new single of the American artist Jim Loeffler’s Electric Orbit. This song is about going our own way without revealing our life intentions to anyone.

Florida rock band Roxx Revolt & The Velvets recently presented their debut album 'Turn Your Head This Way'. The 12-track album will surely appeal to all lovers of real rock n roll. The music of the band Roxx Revolt & The Velvets has that spark that ignites big fires in our hearts and inspires a reckless march forward.

The album 'Neverberator' by AUTiSM first saw the light of day in 2000 when it was released in a limited edition in CD format. Since then, a lot of interesting things happened and the band has moved from Europe to America, where are now based in New York.

American rock duo Bright Tree Village shared their new song called 'The Spark'. This track is a kind of anthem for all those who feel detached from the modern flow of life and for those who cannot find the strength to move forward towards their dreams.

As listeners, we dream of albums like this. Albums that take a well-worn, tradition-based template or two, blow them wide open then put the pieces back together in a way that isn’t just satisfying but leaves one gasping a bit at both the startling results and the daring it took to create them. It’s those records - think Horses, Contort Yourself, Marquee Moon - that we end up acknowledging as legends at birth, records that manage to confirm our preconceptions while shattering them in pretty much the same instant and Mortal Prophets’ second record Dealey Plaza Blues, construed via the incomparable talents of John Beckmann, is here to join their ranks. Like those, DPB is a fresh, exciting, even startling record because it’s like nothing you’ve heard before and because you’re deeply familiar with most of what it offers.

Stereo Glow is an American musical duo that made a name for themselves with high-profile singles earlier this year. Their debut album 'Where There Are No Words' was released recently and it is the quintessence of their fruitful work that began during the pandemic.