Posts by Bailey Vigliaturo

For the past decade, acclaimed New England indie duo The Ballroom Thieves (Martin Earley and Calin Peters) have brought their energetic and dynamic live show – a powerful quartet of searing vocals, drums, bass, electric guitars, and more recently, synths – to venues and festivals across North America. Now, they have scaled things back to expose the bones of some…

Australian band The Paper Kites announce their sixth studio album At The Roadhouse will be released on September 1st. The news arrives with the third single from the project, “Hurts So Good,” and its accompanying video out now. In the winter of July 2022, The Paper Kites arrived in the small Victorian town of Campbells Creek, 140km north-east of Melbourne.…

Today, acclaimed singer/songwriter Wrabel released his new single, “Turn Up the Love” via Nettwerk/Big Gay Records, which will serve as the anthem for this year’s AT&T Turn Up the Love campaign, an events and editorial initiative to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community and to promote acceptance and allyship. Widely known for his breathtakingly eloquent and personal songwriting,…

Nashville singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Lydia Luce shares “Never Enough,” a psychedelic and reflective single about feeling content with what one has… and the enlightening power of magic mushrooms. The song will be available to stream everywhere tomorrow, May 12, here: https://lydialuce.ffm.to/neverenough She says, “I’m always thinking about tomorrow and of what I want or need that will surely make me…

Today, UK singer, songwriter and producer Luke Sital-Singh shares the arresting single “Hallelujah Anyway” from his upcoming Strange Weather EP, out June 9 via Nettwerk. “Hallelujah Anyway” channels the intimacy of Luke’s approach, as if he’s letting you eaves drop on a conversation late at night. Driven by chords played on “an old electric piano from the sixties,” the stark instrumentation draws a…

Trans, non-binary artist Miki Ratsula uses their voice and platform to make music more inclusive as they candidly share their innermost thoughts and feelings. Today, the singer, songwriter and producer returns with their second single of the year, “what would the neighbors think,” a track that continues with the theme of family and pain found on recent single “jealous of…

Los Angeles-based husband-and-wife duo Jim and Sam congregate around wistful harmonies, intimate lyrics, unshakable melodies and disarming comedic banter. After amassing millions of streams, packing shows, and co-starring, co-producing, and co-directing the award-winning documentary After So Many Days, they cement their commitment to one another in music and uphold the ultimate vow on their new full-length…

Aisha Badru unveils a whispering ode to self-love in her stirring new single “Inside,” out today via Nettwerk. A piano-based rumination devoted to self-admiration and honoring oneself with kindness, “Inside” comes in collaboration with Badru’s longtime producer Chris Hutchinson, where together the pair make aural magic. The release is joined by the soulful visual directed by Laura-Lynn Petrick,…

Today, Wrabel releases his EP chapter of me via Big Gay Records/Nettwerk. Widely considered one of pop music’s most eloquent and accomplished modern day songwriters, this latest release contains some of Wrabel’s most personal writing to date – including the singles “one drink away,” “happier,” and “on the way down.” The release of chapter of me serves as the first part…

Indie-folk duo The Sweeplings return today with an achingly beautiful and deeply personal new single “Without You,” a song written from three intertwining stories that share one common theme: great loss. Listen HERE. The Sweeplings, Whitney Dean & Cami Bradley, along with Cami’s husband Eric, all lost their fathers too soon. A commonality they wish they didn’t share, but one that…