Following the release of their latest single, 'Tully Jackson's Hill', Flex caught up with The Cox County Clappers to find out what artists influence their 'Mountain Rock' sound. If you enjoy their picks, be sure to check out 'Tully Jackson's Hill' at the end of the article. 1. Alexis Cunningham - Nice to Know You I heard this on WMOT in Nashville, pretty recently. Check out the pre-chorus--very dramatic. Reminds me of "Here's Where the Story Ends" by the Sundays. 2. Blackfoot

With the release of “Higher,” Memory Spells and Jordan Whitlock invite listeners into a world of dreamy textures, reflective lyrics, and cinematic production. The single acts as a luminous introduction to their collaborative debut, This Is What It Feels Like , a project defined by its ethereal aesthetic and emotional depth. From airy synths to subtle strings, every element of the track seems designed to envelop the listener in a soft, immersive glow. The album’s creation is a

At 22, Michelle Sara is writing from the in-between. Between languages. Between cities. Between who she was and who she’s becoming. Born and raised in Romania, now based in London where she moved at 19 to pursue a music degree, Michelle belongs to a generation shaped by motion. Her new single, ‘Forever’ , captures that feeling precisely - the quiet recalibration that follows it. Where some artists chase immediacy, Michelle leans into atmosphere. ‘Forever’ feels suspended in

Flex caught up with US singer-songwriter and producer Ally Bakst following the release of her latest single ' Look So Pretty', to discover what influences her immersive electronic alt-pop sound. If you enjoy Ally's picks, be sure to check out 'Look So Pretty' at the end of the article. 1. Team by Lorde Lorde has an incredible talent at building a world in your mind, and that’s exactly what I aim to do with my music. She creates a sonic landscape and uses lyrical imagery that