1. All In All2. Jenny3. Already In4. I Wish I Knew Tel Aviv’s Eyal Erlich is not interested in surface gloss. The singer-songwriter instead reaches deep into the marrow of classic rock, blues, and alt-folk to sculpt songs that are equal parts raw confession...
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In the age of algorithm-fed playlists and throwaway hooks, The Quarantined aren’t here to play nice. Their new single, “Shadow (on my back),” dropping August 20, is a slab of raw intensity—a bruising meditation on trauma, oppression, and the kind of inner darkness that...
Marc Biala Turns Self-Discovery Into an Anthem on “Gay in Training” Marc Biala has never been one to shy away from the hard stuff. As a psychiatric and transgender specialist in Austin, TX, his day job deals in emotional excavation and human resilience. But...
Don’t let the title fool you — Margarita Shamrakov’s latest instrumental single, “If You’re Lonely Keep Going, Keep Going,” isn’t a pep talk, it’s a quiet reckoning. At just over three minutes, this piano-driven piece doesn’t shout, it whispers — and somehow says more...
Brandon the Creator’s “West Letter” Delivers a Blazing 80-Second Sermon from the South In a hip-hop ecosystem increasingly saturated with bloated tracklists and recycled flows, Brandon the Creator’s latest single, “West Letter,” hits like a lightning bolt—short, sharp, and impossible to ignore. Clocking in...
Hi Jason and welcome to College Radio Charts! Thank you for spending some time with us today. How has your summer been so far?Hi, great to hear here for my first interview for this release! My summer has been busy. Getting this release out,...
Country Side’s “Shake It Like an Air Dancer” Is Pure Backyard Bliss in a Bottle In an era of genre mashups and algorithmically engineered hooks, there’s something beautifully uncomplicated about Country Side’s debut single, “Shake It Like an Air Dancer.” It’s a sun-soaked, feel-good...
Deckard Croix Challenges Perception with Surreal Sonic Alchemy on “Lens of Interior Design” You don’t listen to Deckard Croix’s “Lens of Interior Design” so much as you surrender to it. It doesn’t ask for your attention — it demands your disorientation. A serpentine and...
Danny Silvertone’s “CAMEO”A Dark, Cinematic Confession in Modern R&B/Pop Rock Danny Silvertone steps into the spotlight with “CAMEO,” a brooding fusion of dark R&B and pop rock that feels like an atmospheric confession etched in neon and shadow. This latest single showcases Silvertone’s knack...
Jordan Everist Drifts Into Tranquil Euphoria on “Final Loop (Godspeed)” With “Final Loop (Godspeed),” Portland’s own Jordan Everist carves out a sonic sanctuary in an increasingly noisy world. An instrumental track as hypnotic as it is unassuming, the song pulses with shimmering electronic textures...