Olivia Morreale, “NO ANSWER”
Shouting out her name from the entranced hills and transcendent sunshine of Los Angeles, the multi-talented Olivia Morreale presents her new track, “NO ANSWER”.
Sabrina Thurber
I'm Sabrina. Welcome to my space.
Ohtis ft. Stef Chura, “Schatze”
Since its inception in 1993, independent record label — Saddle Creek Records — has consistently earned itself a place on the shelf as being home to America’s favorite indie artists. Now continuing Saddle Creek’s trajectory of success is rock band, Ohtis, who made their appearance on the label’s most recent project: the Document Series.
Jenny Banai, “Couchwalker On Film”
One object might particularly stand out the first time you watch couchwalker on film. I may or may not be speaking of the large brown couch placed in the middle of the set. Before you judge the couch, however, know that the couch is important.
Joyce Wrice, “So So Sick”
We’ve all experienced the confusion that comes with being wrapped up in an unclear state of affairs with that special someone.
The Ceiling Stares, “Thank You for the Panic”
Stephen Patchan commands all attention with his new single, “Thank You for the Panic”.
Apollo Flowerchild, “Bloody Hands”
After all the stress that comes with any election week, it is now time to decompress – and singer-songwriter Apollo Flowerchild has presented us with the means to do just that.
Vanessa Silberman, “Something To Believe In”
A new music video for the single, “Something to Believe In” premiered October 30 via Broken 8 Records.
Kristen Schaeffer, “Don’t Dream It’s Over”
Today, Kristen Schaeffer presents us with her rendition of the classic hit, “Don’t Dream It’s Over”.
Meet the Band: Salti Ray
Salti Ray is the name of a four person, South Carolina based group that has been getting up to a lot of new and exciting things. I had the chance to hop on the phone with the group’s lead singer, Mary Norris, to talk music and discuss their upcoming EP.
Country Star Sam Hunt Isn't Afraid of Bending the Rules
Sam Hunt is a popular name in the country music scene. What some don’t know, however, is how he manages to put an interesting spin on the classic genre.
Police Failure With Mental Illness: The Case of Daniel Prude
On March 23, 41 year old Daniel Prude was knelt on for two minutes. The reason? A fundamental flaw within America's law enforcement system.
Moving New Video From Teyana Taylor
Teyana Taylor just released a powerful new music video for her song, “Still”.
The self directed video is an ode to the movement against systemic racism and police brutality.
