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Illustrate Magazine is an independent online music magazine covering a wide range of global alternative, pop, underground and experimental music. We celebrate and interrogate the most visionary and inspiring, subversive and radical, marginalized and undervalued, past and present in the realms of avant rock, electronic music, hip-hop, heavy metal, new jazz, improvised music, modern composing, tradi

tional music, and much more. Passionate, intelligent, and provocative, this magazine is dedicated to battling the mundane and the mediocre. It’s based in the US, but it serves an international readership.

Amnesia by Emma Whybrow - Singer Songwriter: ReviewEmma Whybrow’s latest track, “Amnesia,” is one of those songs born fr...
09/06/2025

Amnesia by Emma Whybrow - Singer Songwriter: Review

Emma Whybrow’s latest track, “Amnesia,” is one of those songs born from real heartbreak, turned into a dance-floor-ready anthem. Written during the isolating days of COVID, the song reflects the sting of abandonment, as her partner left for India and returned 15 months later as if nothing had happened. The title couldn’t be more fitting. Read more...

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Floodlights by  : Album ReviewChicago-based indie rockers The Transference deliver their debut LP, Floodlights, with an ...
09/06/2025

Floodlights by : Album Review

Chicago-based indie rockers The Transference deliver their debut LP, Floodlights, with an eclectic concoction of dark reflections and playfulness. Born from the ashes of a previous band and sparked by pandemic-era demos, the group, fronted by singer, songwriter, and keyboardist Laura Hollingsworth alongside Alex Karan on drums, MJ Johnson on bass, guitarist Justin Wheeler, and vocalist Andrea Santiago, formalizes a visceral sound. Read more...

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Don't Wait by Wild Horse: ReviewWild Horse returns with another bold statement in 2025, dropping their third new single ...
09/06/2025

Don't Wait by Wild Horse: Review

Wild Horse returns with another bold statement in 2025, dropping their third new single of the year, “Don’t Wait,” on September 3rd. The East Sussex outfit, fronted by brothers Jack and Henry Baldwin, longtime collaborator Ed Barnes, and recent addition Jade Snowdon on keys and violin, has built a reputation for electrifying indie pop with a funk-rock edge, pulling together hip-hop grooves and the swagger of 60s/70s Brit Rock. Read more...

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  Releases New Single, Rebound GirlNashville indie pop-rock outfit RightHandWave has dropped their latest single, “Rebou...
09/06/2025

Releases New Single, Rebound Girl

Nashville indie pop-rock outfit RightHandWave has dropped their latest single, “Rebound Girl,” on August 26, 2025, and it’s a buoyant slice of PowerPop that wears its influences proudly in its own distinctive character. Taking unexpected lyrical inspiration from the 2007 Ryan Gosling film Lars & the Real Girl, the track digs into the vulnerable side of love and emotional renewal while packaging it all in a bright, infectious sound. Read more...

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Slow Dance by  : ReviewMinneapolis-based singer-songwriter John Deering continues to carve his path with the release of ...
09/06/2025

Slow Dance by : Review

Minneapolis-based singer-songwriter John Deering continues to carve his path with the release of his fourth single, “Slow Dance,” which dropped on September 5th, 2025. Deering teams up with two veteran musicians, Peter Anderson (Run Westy Run) on drums and Ryan Smith (Soul Asylum) on bass, both of whom help shape the track’s steady groove and understated urgency. Read more...

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Sometimes Forever by Caroline Romano: ReviewCaroline Romano is back with a brand-new single, and “Sometimes Forever” mig...
09/05/2025

Sometimes Forever by Caroline Romano: Review

Caroline Romano is back with a brand-new single, and “Sometimes Forever” might just be her most relatable anthem yet. Out September 5th on all streaming platforms, the Nashville-based alt-pop singer-songwriter continues her streak of sharp storytelling following recent standouts like “Muse” and How the Good Girls Die. At only 23, Romano has already carved out her lane as one of pop’s freshest voices. Read more...

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