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Hazel Gaze Pair Rock Grit With Orchestral Detail on Strung Out: Live & Unplugged at the Brooklyn Conservatory
Hazel Gaze bring a raw sense of character to Do As You Please, the lead single from their live project Strung Out: Live & Unplugged at the Brooklyn Conservatory. Rooted in classic rock but stripped back enough to let the songwriting breathe, the track finds the New York quartet trading studio polish for the immediacy of a room full of musicians playing together. Strings add a cinematic edge to the arrangement, giving the song a richer scale without taking away from its rock ’
Oct 2


Sanjay Michael Channels Rock ’n’ Roll’s Golden Era on ‘Baby Baby’
There’s something immediately familiar about Sanjay Michael’s ‘Baby Baby’. The Singapore-based singer-songwriter and guitarist taps into the swagger, groove and sheer fun of classic rock, bringing plenty of big riffs and bluesy attitude without making the track feel like a simple trip down memory lane. Drawing on the spirit of ’70s and ’80s rock, the track carries echoes of Hendrix, AC/DC, Guns N’ Roses and Van Halen, but Sanjay gives those influences plenty of room to breath
Sep 21


Heavy Set Woman Deliver a Genre-Bending Road Anthem in 'Highway One'
There’s something refreshing about a band that doesn’t seem particularly interested in fitting neatly into a box, and that’s exactly what makes Heavy Set Woman such an intriguing listen. The project, led by longtime collaborators William Serralles and Gumpi Falcon, has always followed its own creative instincts, and their latest single, ‘Highway One’, feels like another confident step down a road they’re happily paving for themselves. From the outset, ‘Highway One’ has the en
May 22


Katie Dauson shares new single ‘Get Ready’
Get Ready finds Katie Dauson engaging in a dialogue with rock history while remaining firmly rooted in the present. Her approach is neither nostalgic nor revisionist; instead, it reflects a deep respect for form paired with a willingness to personalise it. The song unfolds as a confident statement of artistic identity. The sonic palette is deceptively simple. Rhythm guitar and harmonica form the backbone, but their interaction is dynamic, constantly shifting in emphasis. Daus
Jan 27
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