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E.G. Phillips returns with Tricks of the Light, a six-track EP that leans further into orchestral arrangements and cinematic detail than anything he’s done before. Known for his eccentric mix of jazz, folk, and wit-heavy songwriting, Phillips steps into more classical territory here without losing the humor or intellect that has always set him apart….
Jeremy Engel’s new single “Ocean” leans into the quiet panic of feeling stuck in your own mind. Led by acoustic guitar and a steady emotional vocal, the track sits somewhere between modern folk and a softer kind of cinematic music. There are no distractions. No excessive layering. Just the sound of someone trying to get…
Martin Leroux’s new single “Butterskies” balances heartbreak and acceptance with quiet grace. Rooted in a ’60s folk style, the track moves with fluttering classical guitar lines and a soft string section that feels both nostalgic and fresh. It’s the sound of someone gently closing a door while smiling at the memory on the other side….
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…
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…
Sophia B strips romance down to its modern reality with “Love in New York”—a song about love, loss, and the disconnect of dating in a world ruled by screens. Instead of grand movie moments, she sings about relationships that play out through texts and missed connections, capturing the loneliness that comes with it. The song…
Jesse Kinch’s A Soul Divine is raw, emotional, and straight from the gut. Written, arranged, and produced by Kinch himself (aside from the drums), the song mixes classic rock influences with orchestral elements that give it weight. There’s a clear nod to the big rock voices of the ‘60s and ‘90s, but this isn’t just…