Alyce – “Master of Disguise”
The soft singer-songwriter opening and soft rock sound belie the steel in her powerful, introspective lyrics.
Ben McCoy
Ben is an advertising Madman who spends his days with words and music. When he’s not writing for his supper, he’s eating it at some of NYC’s most interesting restaurants.
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In your own time, lover, come to Loco Tranquilo’s “Dimension Love”
A free-spirited avant-garde sound offering the time and space for love to bloom at its own pace.
Lex Helgerson’s “Pistol Pete” is a dreamy slam dunk
A life of basketball in reflection with syncopated vocals and swirling harmonies.
Lewca, Sean Buckley – “I’m Alright”
Grungy vulnerability with a funky bassline accidentally reveals the truth.
Coopertheband – “1952”
Hesitant love is the same as it was in 1952. It just sounds better now.
The chilling tale of “Telling The Bees” from Nova Soon
Dark, conspiratorial, and filled with Americana mystery.
The Sadderdays will keep you up with “Song for Insomnia”
Atmospheric and pensive with a glimmer of hope hidden in the heavy lyrics.
Windser – “Peach Fuzz”
A warmly harmonic kaleidoscope filled with memories of teenage love.
Rascal Miles share their fear, bravery, and emphatic support for others transitioning in “Tailor-Made”
Raise your Pride flag high with this beautifully authentic tale of transition.
Dome Dwellers – “When I Cave”
A melody on a bungee cord whipping across the octaves bravely untethered by a swinging, shifting harmony.