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Caroline Rose
Caroline Rose has released a fourth single from her upcoming new album; it's a very personal song that's also relatable. Oh, and it also rocks!
After the huge success of 'Lost Weekend,' Phoebe Bridgers is back with a brand new song "On Video," which comes from the Robert Pattinson-led 'Primetime' soundtrack.
After 12 years, Echo & The Bunnymen is back with a new record, and the band sounds as great as ever.
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The new single from Art d'Ecco is a rager that warns about the "vain pursuit of being seen," and it also has an unforgettable saxophone. -
One of the many projects of Chicago musician Kai Slater, Sharp Pins offer up some classic-sounding pop that's so much more than a mere nostalgia trip. -
The second single from the upcoming third album by Remi Wolf shows a very vulnerable side to the artist and her music.
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Fontaines D.C. has announced a new record, Dopamine Chamber. The first single "Marianne" sounds a lot like their previous album, and that's a good thing. -
The first single from Baby Rose's new album is a defiant statement of joy in the face of heartbreak. -
Cage The Elephant, one of our favorite bands to catch live recently, is back with a new single that seems to reference mental health. -
Originally from the Midwest, the "modern old-timey Americana" singer Pokey LaFarge will be playing at least one new song in Iowa this fall. -
The new self-released single "Renaissance Man," from longtime friend of Studio One Elizabeth Moen, is inspired by an all-too-familiar sort of person. -
Two of music's most adventurous and experimental songwriters are back with a new single, and at its core, it's a straight-up fun song. -
The Georgia-based musician Brother Wallace, who's also a K-12 music teacher, serves up some classic soul sounds on his debut album.
