Ell Freeman has unveiled his new single from his self-produced debut EP 'A Hard Place'. The song is called 'Goodbye Stranger' and it was written during quarantine. Actually, the aesthetics of this musical composition includes everything that made up the gray weekdays of quarantine.

Steven Winton is known primarily for his participation in the music band Fridge Magnets and when, after a 10-year hiatus from his active creative life, he came out with his own single 'Outlaws' we are happy to welcome him back.

Atlanta based rock band Flashlight Faces presented their new album 'Fool’s Field'. Flashlight Faces brought together like-minded musicians under one banner to play AOR with a vintage-sounding style, organically combining it with weird tales songs written by singer-songwriter Paul Buchholz.

The Levy Circus are a Market Harborough band formed by Miles Levy as a singer-songwriter's desire to record his own songs with musician friends.

On June 25, a new single by the American independent artist Don't Call Me Tina was released. The song is called 'I Hope You Understand' and it is a kind of response to the hypocrisy and lies of others.

'Army Of One' is the new single from Baltimore based band Delaware Tea Company. The guys met again to play their own music after graduating from university.

For You Brother is a band whose work can be heard in many films and commercials. The collective of three professional musicians, each of whom has a long and successful musical career in other musical projects, moves forward presenting us with their new single 'America'.

John Michael Hersey presented his nineteenth studio album 'Footprints'. The album contains 12 original tracks, each of which is a kind of symbol-trace and imprint of the lived period of an interesting creative life.

Comett, the stage name of Alexandre Canale-Parola, continues mesmerizing the world with his latest music video, "The Dance," released on May 31, 2024. Despite an early setback in his musical journey—being asked to leave the school choir—Comett has garnered millions of streams and views, firmly establishing himself as a unique voice in the indie pop scene. His journey from a tambourine player to a celebrated artist underscores his resilience and talent.

Steve Contino has always been into music since he first picked up a guitar at the age of six. Years passed and life opened new possibilities for him, which he decided to develop.