Posts by Joseph Lo

Victoria, B.C. duo Ocie Elliott – Jon Middleton and Sierra Lundy – dream up dusty folk painted in broad strokes of acoustic instrumentation and lyrical eloquence meant for nights under the stars, long drives with no destination, and quiet moments of reprieve. The duo will release their new EP Slow Tide on March 12, 2021 via Nettwerk, and today they share…

Mike Rosenberg, better known as Passenger, announces his new studio album Songs for the Drunk and Broken Hearted will be released on January 8, 2021, and today he shares the track that inspired the album’s title, “A Song for the Drunk and Broken Hearted,” along with an accompanying video. He’s also happy to announce that all physical packaging of CDs and Vinyl…

New LA-based collaboration ONES stretches both genre and sonic structure to create songs that imbue a kind of dystopian sensuality.  Debut single “The Only Living Girl in LA” does just that, with a syncopated rhythm that begs for you to dance, while also creating a sense of deep longing. The track is available tomorrow at all digital retailers HERE. Listen…

Wild Rivers will bring their soulful live show to computer screens around the globe on Wednesday, November 18th at 8pm ET for a virtual concert experience benefiting Bring Change to Mind (US) and Jack.org (Canada) – two organizations working primarily with youth to end the stigma around mental illness and make sure they have the tools…

Today, indie artist cehryl unveils the visuals for her dreamy, almost hypnotic, new single “Superbloom” about the hazy unfolding of a doomed relationship. The new video places the vocalist in a telephone booth, where she becomes surrounded by a collage of surreal, vibrant images. As “all the flowers turn to mold,” cehryl leaves the booth…

Modern folk artist and producer Paul Johnson, aka Canyon City, shares a new song called “Like the Stars Shine” from his upcoming EP and Nettwerk debut, Circling The Sun, set for release December 4th.  The inviting folk ballad focuses on how easy but often over-complicated it can be to be there for someone. Paul explains,…

Wilmington, NC indie folk duo Beta Radio share a new song called “Hope You Change Your Mind” from their upcoming EP, Afraid of Love, out January 8, 2021. “Hope You Change Your Mind” sees the pair–Ben Mabry and Brent Holloman—perform their first duet-style song, with Brent’s wife Amanda Holloman lending her silky vocals to the…

Vienna-based indie pop singer and songwriter OSKA shares a new track called “Love You’ve Lost” from her upcoming debut EP Honeymoon Phase, out January 8, 2021 via Nettwerk. The song’s heavy subject matter, which deals with a child’s devastation watching a parent leave, is counterbalanced by a musical lightness, thanks to fingerpicking guitar, an unobtrusive…

Singer, songwriter and producer Garrett Kato will release his full-length album hemispheres on December 4 via Nettwerk, and today shares a new track called “I See You.”  Written alongside Thelma Plum and Sam Sakr (Alt J, G Flip) “I See You” is a pensive and contemporary tale of getting lost in the distractions of society…

“A wellspring of raw passion and emotion, Songs from After So Many Days is a tapestry of wondrous folk and folk rock that puts the human spirit on full display. It’s a record of fortitude and strength; of love and understanding; of new people and places, and so much more.” – Atwood Magazine LA singer/songwriter duo Jim…