The Epiphone EJ-200 acoustic guitar famously used by Noel Gallagher during the writing and recording of Oasis’ landmark second album, (What’s The Story) Morning Glory?, is set to be sold at auction. This rare piece of rock history is being… Read More
Some artists make music to comfort you. Young Meepa makes music to make you sit with something. On MXTPE #3: dystopia… Pt. 1, the third chapter in his growing mixtape series, he doubles down on that instinct—and the result is… Read More
At a time when most releases are carefully engineered for streaming perfection, Kapi Gantsu takes a different route. With Victory Theatre Live, the focus shifts away from polish and toward presence, capturing a performance exactly as it happened and letting… Read More
Independent pop newcomer Anushka makes her official debut with the release of her single “My Valentine,” introducing listeners to a young artist already showing strong creative direction. Released just ahead of Valentine’s Day, the track offers a bright and heartfelt… Read More
The Providers and Friends have never approached music as a one-off moment. From the beginning, the project has carried a sense that it is part of something larger, an evolving creative space where collaboration, storytelling, and experimentation sit at the… Read More
Lipstick Killer doesn’t do quiet evolutions. She does declarations. On February 23, the rapper returned to Instagram with a pointed reminder, posting a clip from her “Real” music video and writing, “Y’all still running ‘REAL’ like it’s a secret you’re… Read More
Jen Ash started 2026 by defining her message, as much in conversation as in sound. On January 23, the Afro-Fusion artist appeared on Vigilantes Radio Live (Season 12, Episode 41), offering a 37-minute discussion that contextualized her new single “HELL”… Read More
Masque doesn’t dress his emotions up to make them easier to digest. On his new release “Save Me Lady Gaga,” the Hawaiʻi-based rock artist leans fully into honesty, using music as a way to process, survive, and ultimately move forward.… Read More
For Karen Salicath Jamali, music is not written — it is received. Rooted in dreams, guided by intuition, and shaped by spiritual experience, Wings of Gabriel emerges as a three-winged work devoted to Archangel Gabriel. In this interview, Jamali reflects… Read More
There’s nothing rushed or overworked about Sandy Ortega’s music. It doesn’t feel designed to impress. Instead, it feels like something that arrived on its own time. Rooted in Spanish guitar, his work carries a quiet depth that comes from repetition,… Read More