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Sugar Scars – Miss You (2024)

Considering the diversity of Mexican and American cultures, one might consider a clash between these when creating music; however, Sugar

Known for his distinctive brand of indie-folk, singer-songwriter Matt Saxton reaches into our hearts with his moving music. From the

As if Dickens’ Oliver Twist was merged with Bleak House and Hard Times, the British threesome Bladderwrack encapsulates the rage,

We might not have been among the first to discover The Lunar Keys with their 2020 debut single ‘Dance With

Drawing together the RnB and pop vibes of the 90s with a contemporary brand of pop and Afrobeat shimmering beneath,

The founder of sounds that are now described as “extinction punk”, “doomer pop” or “haunted club”, singer-songwriter Silvurdrongur is at

With a yearning to be a “smorgasbord” of sound, international quartet Blitz Playhouse will always keep you guessing. Drawing together

Icarus Phoenix – a rather cool name for a band, and for a person come to think of it. With

Draw together the aggressiveness of metal, the raw power of hard rock, the grittiness of grunge, and the rebelliousness of

Making music because he loves music, Liqueedo creates melodies filled with “heart, soul and a lot of sacrifice…” To bring