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06/04/2026

Out in Frenchman Coulee with and .

Watch the full performance on YouTube at the link in our bio.

06/02/2026

Our founder, Brennan, recently went to South Korea and one of the must-visit spots on her trip was .

It’s a beautiful cafe centered around vinyl. Each customer gets their own designated record player so they can listen to music while they sip their drink and take in the incredible view. Just pick a vinyl off the shelf, pop it on the turntable, put your headphones on, and relax.

Highly recommend checking it out if you’re headed to Jeju!

05/31/2026

New Song Spotlight: “Sugar On My Tongue” - Young Martyrs

On May 8th, indie-americana band Young Martyrs released their newest single “Sugar On My Tongue.” The song features shuffling drums, searing guitars and atmospheric rock soundscapes fused with gorgeous melodies and yearning vocals.

The song was written by lead guitarist, Rich Beeby, who described the song as being “about the visceral feelings of unspoken attraction and physical longing, and how those feelings might be suppressed, but can eventually develop into fantasy or obsession.” Beeby added, “It’s really down to the listener to decide if surrendering to that intoxicating lustfulness should be avoided or celebrated.”

RIYL: Kings of Leon, The Black Crowes, The Lone Bellow, and Bon Jovi

05/30/2026

New Song Spotlight: “Hell’s Belles” - Zolita

On May 13th, pop-country artist released her newest single, “Hell’s Belles.” The song blends country-inspired textures with pop sensibility and cinematic edge.

“Hell’s Belles” is a vibrant, playful, and deeply self-aware track that leans fully into Zolita’s identity as a storyteller unafraid of contradiction. Zolita described the song as "a sapphic take on the ultimate bro country song, 'Boys Round Here' and…an ode to the all the southern bad girls I’ve fallen for over the years."

RIYL: Kacey Musgraves, Maren Morris, and early Taylor Swift

05/29/2026

New Song Spotlight: “View From Our Window” - Adult Leisure

On May 29th, alt-indie band Adult Leisure released their newest single, “View From Our Window.” The song is darker and heavier melodically and lyrically than the band’s previous tracks and captures the lingering impact of childhood fears and vulnerabilities.

Speaking on the single, songwriter and lyricist David Woolford says, "'View From Our Window' is us trying to reflect on moments that left us vulnerable and scared. The verses describe a bogeyman-type figure who lives in a place that echoes our childhood nightmares. As you get older, the monsters you were once so scared of change, but really, it's your fears that change. The line 'great big rooms but little beds' was our way of describing how big the world felt (and still feels), and how small and unable we sometimes feel when it comes to making a change or difference, especially within ourselves.

"'View From Our Window' is the perception that we need to stay alone and not allow anyone in, as they may hurt us, but at the same time, being scared of our own company."

RIYL: Blossoms, Sam Fender, The Cure, and Bleachers

05/29/2026

New Song Spotlight: “The Other Side” - The Falls

On May 22nd, released their newest single, “The Other Side.” The song blends soaring guitar hooks, infectious melodies, and sharp lyrical storytelling into a sound that feels both nostalgic and refreshingly modern.

Speaking on the track, vocalist and lyricist Harrison Sharp said, “The Other Side was one of the first songs we ever wrote as a band and was performed at our first ever gig. It became a regular part of our live shows and was received really well by our fans. It’s a song that has always meant a lot to us as it has paved the way for where we are now and where we dream of being as a band. The timing was right to go back and reinvent it to record it and give it a fresh take on where The Falls are currently and how we have grown. The song is inspired by the idea that the grass isn’t always greener on the other side. It’s about building something up in your head, be it a person or a situation achieving that dream and realising the reality isn’t quite what you believed it would be. A call out to yourself that achieving your dreams can be as difficult as wishing for them to happen.”

RIYL: The Lathums, Jake Bugg, The Hunna, and The Enemy

05/28/2026

New Song Spotlight: “Casual” - Alaina May

On May 28th, indie artist Alaina May released her newest single, “Casual.” The song pairs melodic, atmospheric production with May’s soft, disarming vocal delivery.

Speaking about the song, May said, “‘Casual’ lives in that space where you mistake limerence for real connection. After something ends, even the smallest moments of closeness feel heightened and intoxicating because they’re fill a vulnerable void. You can be completely self-aware—naming the pattern, recognizing the push and pull—and still not be able to stop yourself from getting pulled in. It’s that tension between wanting something light and realizing that, at my core, I’m just not wired for ‘casual.’”

RIYL: Gracie Abrams, Clairo, Billie Eilish

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