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Maud’s Dog – Maine To LA (2025)

Breathing life into vintage folk sounds and lacing that with profound, timeless lyricism, Maud’s Dog is a band for everyone.

Celebrating the trials and triumphs of self-discovery, Marc Ambrosia chose to dig deep, face the challenges, overcome stereotypes, and release

Sasha Dawe has released his second single, ‘Survive’, off the upcoming EP Here I Am, which is expected to drop

Dave Curl describes his music as an intimate blend of raw emotion, acoustic rock, and powerful rhythms, shaped by his

One of the most exciting aspects of my job is discovering artists. It doesn’t matter if they’re established or emerging,

I’m unsure whether I should admit this, but some artists cross my path that are more interesting, exciting, and all-around

A student of folklore, social anthropology, philosophy, and psychology, Amy Hopwood dissects situations from all perspectives looking at the past,

Rachel Goode has produced a wonderful piece to help usher us all into spring with her new single, ‘Western Highway’.

Known for his straight-forward, “cut to the quick”, no-nonsense exposition of life in all its small grittiness and greater triumphs,

Nearly a year on, I am still listening to Annie Dressner’s last record, I Thought It Would Be Easier. So,