Gabriella Lin Leaves the Light On
Photos Yining Wang Story Luna Bacce There is a particular kind of heartbreak that arrives before the goodbye actually happens. You can feel it coming—the silence, the empty space…
Photos Yining Wang Story Luna Bacce There is a particular kind of heartbreak that arrives before the goodbye actually happens. You can feel it coming—the silence, the empty space…
Since their 2018 debut, Los Angeles trio ASHRR—formed by Steven Davis, Josh Charles, and Ethan Allen—has built a sound that refuses to be boxed in. Blending electronic soul, post-punk,…
Across eleven songs, Eva Zakula’s “Be Ye Lil Gods” fuses soul, funk, R&B, and experimental sounds into something that reflects Eva’s journey as an artist. The record focuses on…
Coming in hot off the release of their debut album, Flower of Life, Taleen Kali emerges from the twilight once more to deliver another electrifying track. Titled “Aepex,” the track…
LA-based trio Egg Drop Soup is sick of the bullshit. Like most of us screaming into our pillows at night frustrated by the draconian era against women's bodies, the band…
I love Elvis Presley. Not in a casual way. No. I feel the kind of love for him that causes tears at the sight of most footage of the man…
A passionate lyricist with fresh, hauntingly beautiful soundscapes, Xoller’s debut EP ‘Diamond In My Head’ is a wholesome look into who she is as an artist. Themes…
Powerhouse diva Jen Awad is sharing a timely civil message with a silent-film inspired, Western glam music video ‘Bad People.’
LADYGUNN premieres Swimm's video for "Window’s Up”, a sonically induced mental ride.
The Night Game is the millennial hipster’s wet dream. He’s accidentally 80’s nostalgic in aesthetic — and every track on his debut album are as if the soundtrack to Friday Night Lights and Bruce Springsteen mated and had multiple magical children right on first base in Kevin Costner’s Field of Dreams. While the sun is setting.
For those of you who’ve missed inclinations of classic rock and tinges of 80’s throwbacks, and basically if you’ve just generally missed songs with major melodies — The Night Game will be your jam.
It’s difficult to narrow down a standout song from the night, with excellent performances of his singles “home” and “carry the weight,” but his cover of The Cure’s “Boys Don’t Cry” was truly magical and breathtaking. Morgxn showed off his stellar vocal range and control on this challenging track, hitting the high notes with ease while never losing his ability to connect to his audience.