
Spoonuel’s New Single “Only Took A While”
On his new single, Spoonuel takes us to Tin Pan Alley of the past, or is it the future? “Only Took A While” is a quirky little love song with a vibe out of time.

On his new single, Spoonuel takes us to Tin Pan Alley of the past, or is it the future? “Only Took A While” is a quirky little love song with a vibe out of time.

Charu Suri is a groundbreaking Indian/American Jazz pianist and composer. Her song “A Little Joy” shines a hopeful light for dark times.

PrettySlimm is an aspiring Hip-hop artist, model, actress and entrepreneur. Her debut EP “PrettyVybz” dropped worldwide on January 25, 2021

“Leaving El Xama” is the new single and video from the forthcoming EP “Bon Voyage” by the spiritually enlightened rapper from Queens known as Grafiki.

Brooklyn native, Drew Haze drops his second single, the soulful and heartbreaking R&B/Pop groove “Fall Again”

“Climbing Up the Walls” is the latest lunacy from Bronx band, House of Weirdos. The video has a bit of fun with 2020 induced anxiety.

At midnight on December 29, 2020 Flock Gotti will drop his brand new single, “The Perfect Vybe.” The song is an ode and dedication to all the ladies

On his album “Hell on Earth,” Brooklyn rapper JMacDonough takes a hard look at black life in America in 2020. We talk to him about the record, and the future.

“Did It” is the latest single from Brooklyn rapper, Bishop 98baby’s. Bishop gets it done over exotic percussion and a Trap beat.

“Long Way Home” by D.K. Lyons is a touching and heartfelt chronicle of the melancholy of nostalgia, with a deeply personal, emotional new video.

Sean Kershaw is Brooklyn’s definitive Country and Rockabilly icon. With Serpentones he gets to flex a little Rock & Roll muscle

On his second single “Journey,” Lew McKenzie delivers an epic love story in the form of a soulful, classic sounding Pop piano ballad

Brooklyn rapper Wade Wilson’s new mixtape is a fun old-school freestyle Hip-hop mash-up of baseball, cartoons and Rock & Roll.

What if Black Sabbath and Frank Zappa made a B-movie monster flick? It might look and sound a bit like “Big Fat Spider Lady” by House of Weirdos.

On his single “New Normal,” Rock & Roll veteran, Cody Lee takes a side-eyed look at the reality of now, with a knowing smirk and a cool Blues groove.

On her self-directed video “Never Settle,” NY renaissance woman Lola Menthol sets a cool, dark vibe with a Trap beat and horror-flick imagery.

“Sweet Tea” is the new single and video from Brooklyn based artist, Siyah. The track is sexy and chill, Caribbean flavored melodic Hip-hop groove.

J Yard is a new Hip-hop talent out of Queens mixing the old-school and new on “No Pity for Winners,” a thirteen song dedication to the hustle.

“Bleed” is the latest single from the dynamic New York City based Modern Rock singer, songwriter and producer, Taouil.

On “No Kingdom,” Cyborg Asylum create an industrial Rock and Electronic soundscape that sounds like a futuristic Sci-Fi movie we haven’t yet seen.

Lovempire’s Morgan Phoenix exorcises demons and finds solace in transition with a tone that is one part Lucinda Williams and one part Iggy Pop.

Garrette & Axel are a Pop/R&B duo based in Queens, New York. They merge their Asian and Caribbean roots into an upbeat groove.

On “Doomsayer,” New York City metal band Tension Rising seek the dreadful truth from an apocalyptic oracle

Maisie May floats in like a breeze on the autobiographical dreamy synthpop of “Colours We Dreamt”

On “Invincible,” Cyborg Asylum re-imagine Pat Benatar’s New Wave classic as a stark Post-industrial Electro-Alt Rocker

Nick Sumner & The Assistance deliver emotionally charged, introspective Indie Rock on “Look out Below”

On his latest single “Learn to Love,” Chef Brooky drops positivity and praise for his girl over a cool, Jazzy old-school beat.

On “Ihop Love,” Margarita Shamrakov mixes love, commercialism and philosophy in a sophisticated stew of Pop, Classical and Jazz

Late Rental’s new song and video, “Around Here” is a soulful and introspective sign of our times

“Something on My Mind” by Juliah and Tiger Darrow is an ethereal bit of downtempo Indie-Pop with retro-synthwave vibe and a modern beat.

Emmrose’s “The Grass Was Greener” is a beautiful, nostalgic and tragic look back at the brighter days of a love affair.

Rob Benny’s “From the Rooftop” is an intimate story of love, regret and isolation in New York City.

St. Geo is a fast rising Hip-Hop artist from NYC. His single “Surrounded by Angels” mixes different styles into a unique and self-affirming message.

“Emergency Contact” is Moose’s latest single. The song and video have fun with some serious issues, and carry a heartfelt message.

“Still a Rose” is a slow groove with a Prince inspired Funk sound. Front and center is the soulful lady in charge, Tatiana Owens.