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Pisgah channels tempests and memory on hypnotic new single ‘Cumulonimbus’

2025-09-08
Single Reviews
By: Finneas Enright
On: September 8, 2025

From the attics of Greater London, Pisgah conjures a storm in miniature with her latest single, ‘Cumulonimbus’. The track feels like stepping into a dense fog of memory, where the air hums with the electricity of unspoken grief. Brittney Jenkins, the force behind Pisgah, transforms her fascination with volatile weatherContinue Reading

Rupert Träxler explores the shadows on single ‘Darkness’

2025-08-29
Single Reviews
By: Finneas Enright
On: August 29, 2025

Vienna’s Rupert Träxler steps boldly into his own creative universe with ‘Darkness’, a single that feels as much like a cinematic journey as it does a metal track. The release sees Träxler assume full command of his craft- writing, performing, recording, and producing every sound we hear- and the resultContinue Reading

Lauren Presley channels summer euphoria on ‘Trade Secrets’

2025-08-29
Single Reviews
By: Finneas Enright
On: August 29, 2025

With ‘Trade Secrets’, Nashville-based singer-songwriter Lauren Presley proves that joy can be just as arresting as heartbreak. Known for weaving dark-pop textures and emotionally raw narratives, Presley takes a luminous turn here- one that feels like rolling the windows down on a long summer drive, volume up, world wide open.Continue Reading

Robin James Hurt breathes life into Dublin’s streets on ‘Hey Mary (Play a Song for Me)’

2025-08-29
Single Reviews
By: Finneas Enright
On: August 29, 2025

​​Robin James Hurt has always had a gift for taking everyday moments and elevating them into something mythic. With ‘Hey Mary (Play a Song for Me)’, his latest single ahead of the forthcoming album ‘A Song, A Story Told’, he turns his gaze toward Grafton Street- Dublin’s unofficial temple ofContinue Reading

Ramblerman confronts the shadows on ‘Lemonade (Charity Single)’

2025-08-29
Single Reviews
By: Finneas Enright
On: August 29, 2025

Canberra songwriter Ramblerman (the creative outlet of Stephen Dobson) doesn’t deal in throwaway moments. His songs feel designed, not in the clinical sense, but in the way an architect sketches lines that inevitably become shelter. With ‘Lemonade’, his latest release, Dobson turns a period of private darkness into something raw,Continue Reading

Cody Piper expands his sound with the cinematic ‘Leaking Me’

2025-08-27
Single Reviews
By: Finneas Enright
On: August 27, 2025

Cody Piper has always thrived in the space that crafts songs that feel diaristic yet carefully sculpted. With his latest single ‘Leaking Me’, the Pittsburgh-based songwriter steps into new territory- inviting a full string section into his world for the first time- and the result is his most cinematic workContinue Reading

Lindsey Buck finds poise in the pause with ‘Quiet Town’

2025-08-25
Single Reviews
By: Finneas Enright
On: August 25, 2025

Written in March 2020, while life collapsed into empty playgrounds and shuttered streets, Lindsey Buck’s ‘Quiet Town’ swells and captures the strange stillness of lockdown. It’s a gorgeously delicate composition that feels like a time capsule pulling us to that unsettling moment again- the song is a delicate vessel holdingContinue Reading

Zack Morris confronts doubt with poise on ‘Good Enough’

2025-08-22
Single Reviews
By: Finneas Enright
On: August 22, 2025

On ‘Good Enough’, Nashville-based singer-songwriter Zack Morris leans into vulnerability with a touching openness. Built around the hushed strum of acoustic guitar and delicate keys, the track unfolds whispered in a quiet room before swelling into something far bigger- a storm of emotion layered with soaring backing vocals, atmospheric textures,Continue Reading

Map of the Woulds twist absurdity into anthem with ‘The Old Songs’

2025-08-22
Single Reviews
By: Finneas Enright
On: August 22, 2025

Seattle’s Map of the Woulds return with their superb single ‘The Old Songs’, a jagged, tongue-in-cheek reflection on what it means to make art in an age where everything is covered in a disingenuous veneer. The track plays like a carnival mirror held up to the creative process- distorted, funny,Continue Reading

VANNGO chases freedom in new single, ‘Rearview Flames’

2025-08-22
Single Reviews
By: Finneas Enright
On: August 22, 2025

Los Angeles singer-songwriter VANNGO has built a reputation for songs that feel like landscapes, and his latest single ‘Rearview Flames’ is no exception. Where past work has leaned into raw introspection, this track opens the throttle, embracing the open road with a blend of grit and warmth. ‘Rearview Flames’ isContinue Reading

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