Recorded just before the start of a new life in Europe, the album sees Joseph G. Thompson taking the lead and penning an honest, wholesome record.

What strikes us the most about the album is its intimacy. Written for guitar, vocals, and the occasional full-band counterpoint, 'The Interpreter' feels like an old, wise friend, a personal channel into Godfrey's own experience and lyrical imagery.

Taken from his upcoming album 'this side of the door', the new single marks a brand new chapter for the Italian-American songwriter, producer, and bassist, highlighting once again his creative flair and kaleidoscopic character

We did not expect to find his EP so endearing and powerful. Yet, just by using guitar and vocals, he's able to create something incredibly beautiful.

'Come Along Little Brother' feels wholesome and authentic, a slice of human-made art in a world full of digital fakes.

An unapologetic look at Kristii's life journey, as she slowly evolves into the global popstar she's meant to be. In a way, the talented songstress does not let her past define who she is today, instead rising to the challenge of creating a successful career for herself.

Influenced by catchy hyperpop drops and K-pop's polished melodism, the record is a powerful mirror of our dystopian times, with EVE.L's quirky vocals guiding listeners towards collective euphoria and hypnotic resolve.

Talented newcomer Eamon Donnelly is back with his sophomore effort, 'Pale Imitations', a piece that refocuses the project on moody, sombre indie matter.

Oscillating between acoustic folk and elegant soulful influences, Lanusa builds a welcoming, heartwarming aural universe. The vocals are what catch our full attention, though: her tone is so malleable and nuanced, it's a joy to listen to.

Labelling Winchester 7 & The Runner as 'fun' might be a tad reductive of their legitimate inventive musicianship; they built something different, something that's rooted in the rock tradition but that gradually shifts into an alternative universe.

Take the most wholesome Americana you can find, and tinge it with acoustic Folk imagery and American West mythology. Smashed it all together, and the result is rather close to Ranck's latest eponymous debut EP.

Downtown Mystic's release streak is very productive, frequently collaborating with big names in the American music scene, That's also the case for 'Maybe Love's A Crime', a lovable shuffled cut that weaves a common storyline between rock and blues.