Jessie Altman Explores the Line Between Illusion and Awareness on “Sleepwalking”
Jessie Altman leans into questions of identity, illusion and emotional awareness on her four-track EP “Sleepwalking,” a warm, introspective release produced by Jason Lehning and mixed by Craig Alvin.
Sariyah Idan Returns to the Essentials on “Live In Berlin, Vol. 2”
Sariyah Idan returns with “Live In Berlin, Vol. 2,” a 13-track solo session blending acoustic soul and R&B. Recorded live with only voice, guitar and foot percussion, the project captures light, darkness and emotional depth without studio gloss.
Taylor Jules’ “The Good The Bad and The Ugliest” Offers a Raw Look at Emotional Reckoning
Los Angeles singer-songwriter Taylor Jules unpacks love, fractured friendship and personal low points on “The Good The Bad and The Ugliest,” a bold EP shaped by raw honesty and a vibrant blend of Motown, hard rock and classic R&B influences.
When Reality Watches Back: Mel Denisse’s “aiming alone”
Nashville-based artist and producer Mel Denisse steps into a hazier, heavier space with “aiming alone,” a shoegaze-leaning alt-rock single about being seen but never truly known.
Bridges Finds Strength and Sweetness in “Daydreams”
Bridges returns with “Daydreams,” a radiant empowerment pop track written at a Nashville Songhouse camp. Inspired by childhood memories, the single blends indie optimism and dream pop textures into a tender anthem of confidence and self-love.
“Hank the Dragon” Opens a New Chapter for Landroid
California High Desert duo Landroid return with “Hank the Dragon,” a bold, nostalgia-laced single blending pop, disco, and punk as they gear up for their 2026 EP Constellation.