The Cult Gateway
With La Grande Salle, Nathan Zanagar offers a complete artistic statement. Across five meticulously crafted tracks (Occupe Toi, Aux Hommes, EDA, In My Head, and La Grande Salle), the young French artist showcases an astonishing range — both emotionally and sonically. Zanagar is a songwriter, director, dancer, and storyteller. Every element of this release, from […]
Picture it: a quiet evening, a gentle breeze, and two musical worlds meeting to create something truly special. Jenna Louise and The Dunwells deliver an experience suspended in time. Jenna Louise has a voice that compels you to listen. She doesn’t just sing; she confides. Poised yet deeply emotive, her songwriting extends an open hand, […]
In a cultural moment defined by reckoning, reflection, and redefinition, Indian-American artist Jeeves offers a striking musical intervention. His debut single, “Where Did All The Good Men Go?”, is less a pop release and more a quiet provocation — a soulful meditation on the absence, and necessity, of compassionate male role models. Originally written in […]
Craigology is back, and he brought the sun with him. Just Imagine is like a tropical smoothie of sound — creamy jazz, spicy Latin funk, and a dash of soul to taste. Whether you’re setting the mood for brunch, catching golden hour, or vibing under fairy lights, this six-track gem is your go-to. “Hot Smoothie” […]
Meet HOLYMAMI, the voice behind “TRAP THERESA” — a fierce EP that detonates with raw, hyper-explosive energy. Blending hip hop, rock, emo-rap, and punk, this project is pure chaos and catharsis wrapped in an electrifying female force. It’s rare to hear this level of rage and magnetism from a woman in such an aggressive sonic […]
In an era of polished pop formulas and genre-safe playlists, Dirt Flirt emerges as a compelling outlier. Her self-titled debut is designed to pull you under, to immerse, to haunt. It’s a mood you wear like a second skin. Blending dark electro-pop, indie rock, and shades of synth-driven noir, Dirt Flirt’s sound occupies a liminal […]
(Spoiler: If you survived adolescence, you probably have.) Welcome to the world of Mya Angelique, where teenage chaos meets killer guitar riffs, and emotional spirals become bangers. Her debut EP Paper Girls is like finding your old diary, but it’s louder, shinier, and way more self-aware. It kicks off with “sixteen”, a bittersweet anthem for […]
There are moments when a song wraps around you like fog. surrender by Ana Paz is one of those moments stretched across three breathtaking tracks. Her 3-track project sounds like a sigh, a spell. You don’t listen to it — you drift inside it. Her voice is like mist over water, layered in harmonies that […]
What happens when a decade of love, chaos, and self-discovery gets turned into music? You get can’t hang, the stunning debut from Brooklyn’s own Ben Silby—an artist who doesn’t just sing, but pours every lived experience into each note. Let’s get one thing clear: can’t hang is a vivid coming-of-age film for your ears—part Indie […]
Imagine if punk had a baby with trap, raised on emotional breakdowns and strobe lights. That’s 4 Years Later — the genre-blurring, soul-scraping, adrenaline-fueled EP from Irish shapeshifters Tracy Grimm and bgboi. You don’t simply “listen” to it. It pulls you in. Kicks open a door in your head. The opening track, ‘4 LIFE’ possesses […]