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Ken Woods and the Old Blue Gang just realeased their debut single “Ride the Rails” its the kind of song that makes you lean forward, not sit back. Gritty, driving, and sharp as barbed wire, it announces a band with something urgent to say — and the nerve to say it loud. “Ride the Rails”…
Franklin-based artist HELN steps into a new light with her latest single “You Caught My Eye,” a warm and sincere take on the rush of falling head over heels. Teaming up with Nashville producer Dr. Ford, HELN brings together her own songwriting, arranging, and performance skills to build a track that feels personal without trying…
Batumi-born pianist and composer Nikita Kondrashev approaches his music with restraint and depth, and his new single Cloudwalker is a clear reflection of that. It’s quiet but not passive, emotional without being overdone. The piece holds your attention not through grand gestures, but through a deep sense of purpose and self-reflection. Inspired by minimalist composers…
Tore G Thomassen doesn’t go for grand statements. He’s not chasing trends or trying to squeeze his music into what’s hot right now. He’s building something quieter, more lasting — the kind of music that doesn’t shout to be heard but stays with you once it finds a way in. Hailing from a small Norwegian…
Near Death Experience don’t do half-hearted. They don’t phone it in. They show up loud, groovy, and fully alive — and with SHAKE, they’re here to remind you to do the same. This new track from the London-based psychedelic rock’n’soul outfit wastes no time. Drummer Joshua Van Ness kicks it off with a rhythmic gut-punch,…
The Curse of K.K. Hammond isn’t here to play nice blues. She’s here to summon ghosts, drag them through the dust, and walk them straight into the fire. With her latest single, Walk With Me Through the Fire, the UK-based slide guitarist and singer-songwriter digs even deeper into her signature blend of Delta blues and…
“House by the Lake” is a simple piano composition, but don’t let that fool you, it carries a lot of weight. It’s a song that feels more like a personal memory than a piece of music, something intimate and quiet. Ruus isn’t playing for grand effect; he’s playing for something real, something that hits close…
Nick Boeder’s track Falling Alone, from his EP The Time We Wasted, is an introspective look at heartache and healing. With understated instrumentation and raw, emotive lyrics, Boeder taps into the vulnerability of a lost relationship while signaling hope for moving forward. His minimalist style, paired with his haunting voice, invites listeners into a space…
There’s a kind of stillness you don’t get often in collaborative work—especially not between two composers, on two continents, in two time zones, with one piano each. That’s the setup behind Mirror, a new release from Hilgrove Kenrick and Sam Watts, written and recorded in a single day for Piano Day 2025. And despite the…
James Shumway isn’t trying to reinvent the piano solo. He’s doing something harder: making it personal without turning it into a cliché. His latest piece, To the One I Love, is exactly what the title says—a love letter, but told through the keys. Shot in Aspen Grove, Utah, with Mount Timpanogos in the distance, the…