Posts by Bailey Vigliaturo

Today, Sweden-based, Australian indie-folk singer Hazlett returns with “mountain of a memory,” a haunting meditation on the ache of unfinished goodbyes and the silent weight of love left behind. It’s another intimate preview into Hazlett’s full-length album, last night you said you missed me, out September 12 via Nettwerk. With ghostlike repetition and sparse, aching lines—“Call it off / Be alone /…

Today, alternative duo Foreign Air share “Maniac,” the final single before their August 22nd third studio album, Such That I May Glow. The track examines what happens when individuals are pushed beyond their edge. Front men Jesse Clasen and Jacob Michael, the duo behind the indie-pop band, explain, “It is a brooding dive into the psychology of a man on the edge—an unsettling…

Last month, the LA-via-Austin queer dance-electronic trio CAPYAC delivered an early summer jam with the body positivity anthem “Sexy in my Bodyyy.” Now they’re back with a smooth poolside groove “Keep Me Close, Pt II.” With a mesmerizing vocal loop, baby-making rhythms, and a fresh bass line, CAPYAC infuses some G-Funk-inspired energy into their feel-good…

In her third single of the year, singer-songwriter Alice Phoebe Lou has released the assertively delicate piano ballad “Old Shadows.” Continuing to open her treasure trove of tucked away storytelling from the last decade, the cinematic new song is simple while still so intricately impactful. She showcases the strength and the softness of her voice…

Indie-pop artist Your Smith (Caroline Smith) announces her deeply personal and long-awaited new album, The Rub, arriving 9/12 via Nettwerk. Written and recorded with Jake Luppen and Nathan Stocker of Hippo Campus at the iconic Minnesota Pachyderm Studios, the album blends ’70s R&B textures with soft rock ease. Alongside the announcement comes “Mr. Revival,” a radiant, beat-driven anthem about the power and triumph in self-reinvention.  Your Smith…

Following their debut at Red Rocks earlier this month supporting Quinn XCII, multi-platinum indie trio Wild Rivers will hit the road this summer for several festivals including Lollapalooza and Austin City Limits, a run of dates supporting The Head and the Heart, including Summer Stage in New York’s Central Park, additional dates with Quinn XCII, and three headline shows with verygently supporting. The full list can be found below.…

Wingtip announces Luckyman, his highly anticipated sophomore album set to arrive October 17th, 2025. The announcement coincides with the release of the project’s electrifying lead single, “Bloodstream” — a bold, maximalist pop-rock anthem that captures the dizzying rush of infatuation. With Luckyman, Wingtip continues to blur genre lines and push sonic boundaries, offering a thrilling glimpse of what’s to come.…

After amassing millions of streams as a lofi beatmaker and finding viral success with live versions of reimagined Chet Baker classics, 22-year-old singer/songwriter, producer & multi-instrumentalist Shaan Chhadva aka SCayos makes yet another pivot: this time to the singer-songwriter/slowcore world, with the help of the legendary Phil Ek (Duster, Built to Spill, The Shins). Today, he announces his new EP, felt like…

A fearless approach brings Plàsi the ultimate creative freedom. Without limits, he co-mingles sounds, moods, textures, and vibes based on instinct. His music can be either intimate or expansive, natural or cinematic, and introspective or infectious—often within the space of the same song. Holding on to childlike wonder, a sense of excitement courses through the DNA of…

Today, Liberia-born, Tennessee-based Afro-Appalachian folk artist Mon Rovîa releases his new single “Running Boy” —a haunting meditation on inner turmoil and healing. The release follows his recent single, “Oh Wide World,” and his critically praised Act 4: Atonement EP, the final chapter in a bold and introspective four-part series.  This Juneteenth, Mon will also join Mel Robbins for an unforgettable conversation on The Mel Robbins Podcast. Known for tackling the emotional…