Author: turuchi
Fresh off the release of her new album Satellite, Charlotte Sands unveils the official music video for “None of My Business,” spotlighting one of the album’s standout moments. Driven by heavy guitar riffs, brooding synths, and an electrifying, sing-along chorus, “None of My Business” captures the defiant energy that runs through Satellite. The accompanying video, directed by Juan Flores and Ethan Jones, channels that same intensity. Charlotte co-edited the visual with Flores and styled the entire shoot herself, assembling and tailoring every look from thrifted pieces to bring the concept to life. “I knew the video had to match the song’s energy while still…
Forrest Hill isn’t your typical indie artist. His journey started in the late ’70s, hitchhiking across post-Vietnam America, an experience that left a lasting mark on his music and worldview. From founding a funk rock band in Boston to earning a PhD from MIT and later stepping away from music, Forrest’s story is one of reinvention, curiosity, and coming full circle. After decades away from the studio, it was his wife who encouraged him to return to his musical roots, and he hasn’t looked back since. With five solo albums under his belt and a sixth on the way, Forrest…
Sometimes a song just gets you, not because it has all the answers, but because it’s asking the same questions you are. Indigo Syndicate’s “Wondering Why” is one of those tracks. It’s honest, reflective, and quietly emotional, offering a thoughtful take on the unpredictability of life. Inspired by a true story, the song opens with soft, jazzy guitar chords that set a mellow, introspective mood. It’s the kind of sound that makes you pause, breathe, and think about where you are and how you got there. Lyrics like “Hopes higher than the price I paid to change my tires, bleeding…
Umu Obiligbo – Oluoma: Nigerian highlife sensations Umu Obiligbo, the gifted duo of Chukwuebuka Akunwafor Obiligbo and Ifeanyichukwu Okpuozor Obiligbo, have re-entered the music scene with a brand-new song titled “OLUOMA.” Known for their signature blend of traditional highlife and contemporary sounds, Umu Obiligbo continues to celebrate and redefine the richness of highlife music in “OLUOMA,” capturing themes of love, resilience, and cultural pride. With its evocative melodies, “OLUOMA” transports listeners to the heart of Nigerian highlife, honoring the classic sounds that made the genre iconic while infusing modern flair that resonates with today’s audience. The vocal interplay between Chukwuebuka…
Julia Traser – Hi You: After taking a break from the music scene, Brighton-based singer-songwriter Julia Traser is back with her long-awaited new single “Hi You.” The release marks a beautifully refined comeback, reminding listeners why she first captured attention with her warm and breezy folk-pop sound. Built on wistful, acoustic-led production, “Hi You” highlights Traser’s rich, glossy vocals that glide effortlessly over the track’s delicate instrumentation. The song carries a sense of intimacy and emotional depth, making it one of her most mesmerizing releases to date. It’s a gentle yet powerful reminder of her ability to create music that…
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