Drawing sonically from the 80s, the synth packed EP walks you through the internal struggles of growing up in the spotlight, as well as the impact of falling in love.

Nitefire debuts hot summer track, LAs Got Gorgeous.

With a small collection of songs that are each unique and distinct, but remain intertwined thematically and instrumentally, Rookie Mistake puts their own spin on the indie-rock genre, while also pulling inspiration from the past.

girl in red makes a triumphant return with her second album "I’M DOING IT AGAIN BABY," featuring a mix of vulnerable introspection and confident experimentation across ten tracks.

Self-produced indie artist, Kelley Cole, wears her heart on her sleeve in poignant mid-twenties anthem, “Twenty Five”.

After announcing her new album in February, Maggie Rogers dropped “Don’t Forget Me” on April 12. Rogers brings a new sense of nostalgia and retrospection to her music.

The band takes us back to the 70s with this mosaic of lost gems and reimagined hits.

Chappell Roan cements her place as the people’s princess with this anthemic, highly-anticipated single.

The third studio album from indie folk sensation Lizzy McAlpine proposes the hardest-hitting questions about changes in life.

Austin based indie band, Sarah and the Sundays, shares their Sunday with us to talk about new music and touring.

As such a unique, eclectic, multi-faceted, and awe-inspiring person, Zia McCabe answered a few questions about her life. 

Dallas Wax released their first-ever single, “Mud,” on February 29th, ahead of their single release show.