Reeve Stimpson’s latest single, “I Hold On” feels like a late-night drive with the windows down, where nostalgia and urgency meet at just the right speed. The song leans into shimmering synths, soaring guitar lines, and a big, emotionally charged chorus that begs to be sung at full volume. Reeve balances retro flair with modern polish, giving the track a timeless glow that feels fresh and familiar. Based in Nashville, Reeve Stimpson has carved out a sound that confidently bridges decades. Drawing inspiration from 80’s pop and rock icons like Bryan Adams, Bon Jovi, Huey Lewis, and Foreigner, Stimpson channels that era’s larger-than-life energy while keeping his songwriting grounded and relatable.
Thiago 4tas’ latest single, “Candela Fresa,” is swaggy Latin track powered by crisp percussion and a bright, bouncy groove. The song blends playful melodies with an urbano rhythm that feels instantly contagious. Every element moves with purpose, giving the track a smooth but energetic pulse. It’s the kind of vibe that turns any moment into a dance-floor spark. Behind it is Thiago 4tas, one of Medellín’s most experienced Latin urban producers and the director of 4 Music. He has guided major local projects like La Banda, Proyecto 40, Proyecto 100, Ey Neas, and now Gama Alta. With over 500 produced songs and collaborations with around 300 artists, his impact on the city’s scene is undeniable. His work has also earned high-profile syncs in Entrevías (Netflix), Echo 3 (Apple TV), Ladrones, and the documentary Flow Importado, Ritmo Pegao.
The Something Specials have done it again with their brand new single, “Coop”. The song feels like the soundtrack to one of those off-kilter days when everything’s a little gray but small flickers of optimism still break through. It’s a laid back earworm, and a fitting lead single for their EP dropping early next year. Three worlds collided to form The Something Specials. The band took root when Vansire frontman Josh Augustin and guitarist Nathan Slone dreamed up a 70s-inspired project back when they attended Oberlin. Cutting instrumental beds in their Brooklyn studio, everything snapped into place when Augustin met Taylor Olin on a Malibu video shoot. Her angelic, sepia toned voice completed the vision, and “Coop” is proof they’ve once again hit on something special!
Jennie Arnau’s new album, ‘A Rising Tide,’ is an Americana album steeped in soulful organs, dusky harmonies, and the hard-won wisdom of someone who’s weathered life’s heartbreaks. From the honesty of “Mabel” to the gentle resilience woven through every chorus, Arnau and her all-star band craft songs that shimmer with authenticity. It’s an album that doesn’t just explore loss, it finds beauty in what’s left standing after the tide recedes. Fifteen years after ‘Chasing Giants,’ Jennie Arnau returns as a survivor. After years spent caring for her late mother, Arnau has distilled her journey into something both intimate and universal: a testament to endurance, empathy, and the quiet strength that grows in the aftermath of loss. This new album isn’t just a return, it’s a renewal, the sound of an artist who’s earned every word she sings and still has plenty more stories to tell.
Out this Friday, CHAPPY’s latest album ‘Wrestle Me’ is a heartfelt Americana record mixing warm vocals, big melodies, and Southern roots. Following a gorgeous instrumental introduction to build the suspense, the record opens with “A Little Everything,” jump-starting the journey with a sweeping chorus that showcases CHAPPY’s dynamic vocal range. The rest of the album follows that same path with honest songwriting and tight arrangements, along with a steady mix of energy and emotion keeping you on your toes. Raised in Georgia and shaped by summers in the mountains of North Carolina, CHAPPY grew up steeped in the sounds of stories. His path wound through theater, church choirs, and Nashville studios, where he spent over a decade writing and arranging for others before stepping fully into his own light. A natural storyteller and instinctual folk instrumentalist, CHAPPY brings every bit of that history to his work.
SHEISA’s latest single, “me da love,” is a bold, feel-good anthem that blends Latin pop energy with sleek production and undeniable confidence. The song radiates self-love and independence with a perfect mix of rhythm and attitude. SHEISA, the duo of Faride and Gaby, is redefining what it means to be artists. Once a powerhouse songwriting team, they now produce, sing, and write their own material, turning their vision into a full-fledged movement. “me da love” isn’t just a song; it’s a statement from two women who are ready to take the Latin pop scene by their own terms.
Ka$tro’s new single “ASHES” is centered around ghostly guitar riffs and raw emotion, stripped bare right down to the bone. The track sounds like staring into the fire after everything’s fallen apart, asking yourself what’s left. It’s haunting, honest, and painfully beautiful. The Bay Area native turned San Diego creative shapeshifts between the genres lo-fi hip-hop, phonk trap, hyperpop, and shoegaze rock, yet always stays rooted in emotion. His tasteful production approach and gritty guitar tone elevates his music, taking a DIY track and turning it into something really special. Ka$tro’s sleeper hit “In Essence,” which spawned hundreds of thousands of TikToks and racked up over 70m streams on Spotify, showed how his music can serve as a vessel for listeners to build their own worlds. Always evolving, Ka$tro has become one of the underground’s most versatile and emotionally raw artists and continues to rebuild himself in real time, one […]
Chloey Indica’s latest single, “Scared of Me” hits that raw nerve we all know too well, like when someone brushes off your feelings and makes you seem like the problem. It’s indie rock-pop with bite and heart, built around the moment you finally stop holding back and let the truth spill out. Honest, emotional, and just a little fiery, the song feels like a late-night journal entry turned anthem. It’s the latest peek at Chloey’s upcoming album ‘Things I Shouldn’t Say’ which drops early next year.. Seattle-born and now based in Nashville, Chloey Indica has been writing and singing her whole life, but she’s only recently stepped fully into her sound, vulnerable, real, and unapologetically her. With a growing TikTok following of over 280k, she’s building her community through every lyric as she aims to connect, heal, and remind listeners that their feelings are valid.
Will Dempsey’s new single “Last Single Thing” is a fresh, feel-good country track that captures the electric moment when love unexpectedly takes over and ends your single life. With an upbeat tempo and a soaring chorus, the song mirrors the rush and joy of finding “the one” when you least expect it. Hailing from Louisiana, Will Dempsey’s music reflects the values of family, love, and real-life moments that many listeners can identify with. Since his breakout debut “Best Parts of Me,” which topped the iTunes Country Chart, he has remained true to his roots while building a nationwide following. Today with over 3 million social media followers and over half a million monthly Spotify listeners, Will continues to prove that the best country songs come straight from the heart.
Outpost Drive’s latest single, “Die For You,” is a hauntingly intimate dive into the raw duality of love, the storm and the stillness, the ache and the surrender. Co-written with acclaimed producer duo Jim Eliot and Jemima Stilwell (Ellie Goulding’s Halcyon), the song captures the beautiful tension at the heart of deep connection. With lyrics that weave stormy imagery and spiritual dualities, the song unfolds like a love letter scrawled in the middle of a hurricane. The married duo behind Outpost Drive, Willow and Mary Bragg Robinson, is a genre-blending force where the English countryside meets Southern soul. Mary’s warm, honey-dipped vocals carry the richness of her Alabama roots, while Willow brings emotional depth and grit with his powerful vocals and guitar work. Together, they’ve built a sound that feels timeless and lived-in, shaped by the places and stories that raised them.









