Dominic Romano’s single ‘steady’ imbued with a sense of comfort thanks to the soothing melodies, softly plucked acoustic strings, and gentle vocals.
Category: Singer-songwriter
Samuel Blaney paints autumnal beauty in ‘Paradise’
Irish artist Samuel Blaney returns with his sophomore single ‘Paradise’ offering another tender and intimate reflection the changing seasons.
To Kill a King unleash raw acoustic magic with Unplugged In Berlin EP
Renowned for their passionate live performances, To Kill a King surprises fans today with the release of their Unplugged In Berlin EP.
JohnaĆ© Elease’s ‘Headphones’ is an uplifting tonic to social anxiety
‘Headphones’ is a refreshing, heart-on-sleeve single through which JohnaĆ© Elease seeks to find connection with listeners who have fought their own mental health battles.
‘Darkness Bliss’ is the gloomy indie-pop single from Edie Yvonne
Los Angeles singer-songwriter Edie Yvonne returns with new indie-pop delight that’s perfect for the spooky season, ‘Darkness Bliss’.
Luna Keller announces her upcoming album with ‘Ocean Inside Of Me’
‘Ocean Inside Of Me’ is the first track to be unveiled from singer-songwriter Luna Keller’s entirely Kickstarter funded album.
‘crisis’ is an expressive & relatable single from British songwriter SAPPHIRE
‘crisis’ is an exhilarating and electrifying pop anthem that further cements SAPPHIRE’s status as one of the most promising names in the British pop scene.
Indie-folk songwriter Eimhin delivers ambient new song ‘7 Months In Space’
Eimhin’s ‘7 Months In Space’ is a slow-burning number that pulls the listener deeper and deeper into a space of comforting melancholy.
Bathe in the vulnerable power of PƤter’s ‘Moonshine’
With her latest release ‘Moonshine’, Toronto-based artist PƤter explores the softer, more vulnerable side of her songwriting.
Luna Keller & Clouds And Thorns share maximalist indie-folk anthem ‘Live It All’
Vibrantly folky ‘Live It All’ is the second of three collaborative tracks from Spanish-German Luna Keller and American Clouds And Thorns.
