Posts by Bailey Vigliaturo

New Zealand-born, Los Angeles-based artist Alisa Xayalith has announced Slow Crush, her debut solo full-length album due April 4, 2025, via Nettwerk. To celebrate the announcement, she gives us another glimpse into her diary with the new single, “What The Hell Do We Do Now?” Co-written with Jacob Munk  (Wallice, Ekkstacy), the track is accompanied by a music video directed by Brandon Black. On the spry, “What…

The esteemed Hamburg-born composer, pianist and producer Niklas Paschburg announces he has joined the burgeoning instrumentalist and composer roster at Nettwerk. Today he shares the exquisite opening salvo of this latest creative chapter ‘Agave’. Stream and share HERE. ‘Agave’ was written amidst the serenity of a nighttime agave farm. Combining celestial synth layers with organic samples, the track captures…

Alternative folk-pop artist Kacy Hill and Grammy-nominated alternative R&B/Hip-Hop artist 6LACK have joined forces for their new single, “Time’s Up,” out today via Nettwerk. The laid-back track, co-written with Ryan Beatty and produced by Jim-E Stack (Bon Iver, Caroline Polachek), yields a soothing melody alongside soft, poetic lyrics. “Time’s Up” fuses Hill’s signature airy vocals with 6LACK’s smooth, distinctive flow, generating a mesmeric sonic voyage. Hill shares, “‘Time’s…

Ellis King presents her remarkable debut EP “Better Luck”, out today on Nettwerk. Blending beautiful candid lyrics and assured musicianship, the EP is a powerful opening statement from an emerging singer-songwriter poised to be a breakout act of 2025.  While the songs across the EP may be a collection of personal rumination, King’s biggest hope is that…

Platinum-selling indie trio Wild Rivers teams up with acclaimed Irish singer-songwriter James Vincent McMorrow for a new version of their track “Backfire.” The song, originally released on Wild Rivers’ first companion record, Never Better, earlier this summer, has been reimagined with McMorrow’s signature emotive style, adding a layer of depth to the already poignant song. “Backfire” explores the emotional complexity of hesitation and missed…

JUNO Award-winning Canadian contemporary folk group, The East Pointers return with a brand-new single, ‘Anniversary,‘ released today on Nettwerk. This is their first new music since 2023 and marks the beginning of a significant new chapter. ‘Anniversary’ is a song about overcoming the hurdles of addiction while looking forward with fresh eyes and a new perspective. This celebration showcases the…

After tearing across the UK on their intimate sold-out tour in December, The Amazons kick off 2025 by unleashing their brand new single ‘My Blood’. Teaming up with long term friends and touring comrades Royal Blood, the track is the latest to be taken from their forthcoming album 21st Century Fiction, which comes May 9th.…

Today, Panchiko shares “Shandy in the Graveyard,” a new track featuring New York rapper billy woods (of Armand Hammer). This is the second single from Ginkgo, Panchiko’s new album due out April 4 via Nettwerk. It’s expansive and adventurous, Panchiko reigniting a youthful creative spark and lending it the perspective of maturity. Listen to “Shandy…

Otis Kane, the genre-bending-disruptor from LA, releases his sophomore LP Violet. Blending throwback R&B/Pop grooves with a fresh California vibe, Kane’s sound continues to evolve. With millions of streams to his name, Violet is poised to elevate his already rapidly growing fanbase. “This album is an evolution,” says Otis.  Violet features standout tracks like the radiant “Morning Sun,” the synth-driven “Dance With…

Today, Liberia-born, Tennessee-based Afro-Appalachian Folk artist Mon Rovîa unveils the culmination of his four-part EP series with Act 4: Atonement, which explores themes of redemption, transformation, guilt, cognitive dissonance, and the healing power of love. Act 4: Atonement serves as the powerful conclusion to a narrative that began with Act 1: The Wandering (July 2023), and continued with Act 2: Trials (October 2023) and Act 3: The Dying of Self (April…