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Greet The Chief Turns a Misunderstanding into Nine Lives
A joke can pass in seconds and still leave behind a song. For Greet The Chief, Nine Lives began when…
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Ferdinand Rennie Takes a Final Curtain Call Beyond the Stage
A closing night can be a celebration and a kind of loss at the same time. That tension gives Ferdinand…
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Transgalactica — Joyce Of The Market
Progressive rock can make room for an argument as well as a story. Transgalactica’s Joyce Of The Market brings those…
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Alec Schubert — I Want It More
Alec Schubert’s I Want It More offers an entry into a solo project that began taking shape during the COVID-19…
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Hanne Leland Makes Room for Absence at Christmas
Holiday records often arrive wrapped in a promise of togetherness. Hanne Leland’s This Time Of Year leaves room for the…
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Jenny Gillespie Mason — Rungs of Love
Jenny Gillespie Mason’s Rungs of Love approaches a large idea through an ordinary human connection. In the campaign supplied by…
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Hanne Leland — Say It Once More
Hanne Leland’s Say It Once More returns from the June 2026 inbox with a clear creative frame: an eighties-inspired pop…
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Some Days Are Darker — Dead Romance
Some Days Are Darker’s Dead Romance comes back into view through a July 2026 campaign from The Sound Lab. The…
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Kick 5000 — Spray
Kick 5000’s Spray was promoted with a straightforward purpose: a pregame song for the moments before a night out. The…
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Ken Lintern Writes Epitaph as a Message to His Children
Epitaph is a direct title for a song whose purpose, according to Ken Lintern’s own release notes, is to encourage…
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Ken Lintern’s Christmas Down Under Began in January
The road to Christmas Down Under began well outside the usual holiday rush. According to Ken Lintern’s release notes, a…
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Kate Prendergast — Exhale
Returning to the summer inbox, Kate Prendergast’s Exhale centres on a relationship in which effort has stopped feeling mutual. The…
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Kate Prendergast — Growing Pains
Kate Prendergast’s Growing Pains treats getting older as a change in perspective. The October 2026 submission from The Sound Lab…
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Eddie Mole — Simon’s Song
Eddie Mole’s next release begins with a friendship. Simon’s Song, scheduled for 21 October 2026, is a tribute to his…
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ARITA Brings Tobago to the World With “Good Man”
ARITA, from Plymouth, Tobago, and the niece of calypso icon Cro Cro, introduced herself with the debut single “Good Man,”…
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Ari B Dances Through It “By the Pool”
Boston pop and R&B singer Ari B followed a debut with “By the Pool,” a Malibu-shot video directed by Ray…
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Travis J Takes the Gulf Coast Home on “Love Sounds”
Raised in Mobile, Alabama, Travis J sang with Sons of Funk/New Era before going solo with “Love Sounds,” a single…
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Pitbull and Enrique Iglesias Keep It Light on “Messin’ Around”
Pitbull and Enrique Iglesias team up on “Messin’ Around,” and Rive Video Promotion’s campaign framed it with a career built…
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Chance the Rapper Brings “Same Drugs” From Coloring Book to Video
Rive Video Promotion took Chance the Rapper's “Same Drugs” video to broadcast programmers, closing the loop on a career built…
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Chelsea Dash Brings a Four-Octave Voice to “Take A Picture”
From a scandalous preschool show-and-tell to the White House and Madison Square Garden, Chelsea Dash introduced herself with “Take A…
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Mortiis Turns the Accusation on Himself in “Doppelganger”
The first single from The Great Deceiver arrived for Halloween 2015 with a video Mortiis says no record company would…
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viseMenn Took “Begging You Please” Into the Norwegian Woods
viseMenn's first official single passed through a photographer's YouTube upload, a Canadian director and a retreat in the Norwegian woods…
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Everpresent Turns Toward the Dance Floor With “Hypnotic”
Matthew Cahoon's Boston project Everpresent led its seventh release, the Omega Point EP, with “Hypnotic,” a brighter turn built with…
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Bad Veins Bring a Reel-to-Reel to “Rainbow Connection”
Cincinnati duo Bad Veins turned an inherited 1973 tape machine into a bandmate. Their take on “Rainbow Connection” came from…
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