Savings blends a mix of hip-hop and pop in his unique way resembling Jeremy Zucker, Quinn XCII, and LANY while staying true to his soundscapes. Pulling influences from across all genres, Savings prioritizes his music to allow others to use it therapeutically.

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I listened to the first ten seconds of Drive!Drive!'s latest offering, I then stopped, I picked up my car keys, and I drove about Brooklyn on a Friday night with the band on repeat. Some music is just meant for night driving.

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John C. O'Callaghan V is usually known as John, frontman to an American rock band from Tempe, Arizona, The Maine. He is also known as John The Ghost and occasionally Prince Podcast when hosting his brand-new Spotify show, Ear Candy.

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"OVERCOMPLICATED" is about the aftermath of a bad first date, where one person is trying to put up clear boundaries, and the other person refuses to take the hint. Relatable AF if I do say so myself. Some people you just aren't meant to be around for longer than a day.

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In the first 40 seconds of Mcamp's latest single, "sexy in the morning", you find yourself wrapped in a world of Motown grooves and D'Angelo-esque vocals. Musically, the Portland singer creates a smooth and easygoing fusion of some Stevie Wonder-swing and more electronic textures you'd expect to find in modern pop, like Pharrell.

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Imagine a scenario whereby Ennio Morricone produced 'OK Computer'; Amy Winehouse and Shirley Bassey relieved Thom Yorke of his microphone duties; for some reason, Nick Cave was also in the back of the studio hanging out…

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It’s a frigid late January night in Brooklyn, very few cars or humans out on the street, and I am inside listening to this new Tyrone Sanborn Webster EP,' Something Human'. Which came into fruition following the end of Webster's own stay at home order during the pandemic.

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We've all heard of a midlife crisis and how it occurs, you know, between the ages of 37-50. But have you ever stopped to wonder if it can happen in your younger years? Like, let's say, 25. Is that even a thing? Well, I'm here to tell you that yes, yes it is. And it's not just me who believes a quarter-life crisis is possible, so does singer-songwriter Taylor Tote.

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When looking for your newest favorite hip hop artist, you want to find an artist with an excellent ear for hits but with meaning and honesty in their art. Nino Bederan is the best of both worlds. He talks to us about making music during a pandemic, his journey in the music industry, and the inspiration behind his stage name.

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What do you call an artist who is somewhat of a crazed cook that throws almost everything but the kitchen sink into his dishes? Well, of course, in this case, it would be, into his art. And yet somehow manages to make it work by creating both an audible and visually pleasant experience.

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Catie Turner is on a roll with recent singles "One Day", "i luve him" and the most recent ballad "Play God". Now based in LA, the Pennsylvania native released a new performance video of her latest song, "Play God", and it's in a setting we wish we could live in for a few hours with a glammed-up Catie.

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First off, I'm going to make a deep, ominous confession that's haunted me since, well, it's not really haunting me. I'm looking forward to this. The confession is that I haven't listened to "Time Management", by The Foes of Fern yet. I'm saving it for seven minutes from now when it politely knocks on my eardrums.

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In 2021, Sir Sly will release their third studio album, and if listeners have been impressed by "Material Boy" and the recent single "Little Deaths", there is much more great stuff coming. The band recently released an accompanying music video for the dreamy folk-pop song "Little Deaths".

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