Posts in category Tributes

Mad Ones’ All Eyes On You is a ferocious burst of garage rock swagger. From the first riff, the track hits with punchy guitars, pounding …

Stefan J. Selbert’s Charlie Went Out for Cigarettes is a tender slice of acoustic folk that tells a story with quiet weight. Stripped back to …

No One Is Listening joins forces with arancina on Where the Light Once Lingered, an instrumental that drifts like a memory fading at the edges. …

Press1 teams up with Fashawn on Liminal, a sharp and reflective cut that sits at the crossroads of transition and growth. The production, handled by …

Lusaint’s Lie To Yourself bursts with retro soul flair wrapped in modern alt-pop sheen. A sharp contrast to her softer side, this track moves with …

Zaion Rocker’s Your Vampire is a dark, electrified ride that blends raw energy with a gothic pulse. Guitars cut through with grit, the rhythm section …

Coral Head’s Bugs Everywhere drifts in with a hazy, slow-burning mood that feels equal parts intimate and unsettling. The track leans into shadowy textures—alt pop …

Ways of Seeing’s Cruel, Naturally is a haunting slice of shoegaze-soaked indie rock that stares straight into the weight of inherited trauma. Guitars blur into …

Kos:mo’s Obey To The Dancefloor is peak-hour techno built for sweat, strobe, and surrender. Relentless kickdrums lock you in, while layers of rolling grooves and …

Soft Top Intrepid’s Pause feels like golden-hour indie pop—warm, dreamy, and effortlessly sincere. Pulsing drums and steady bass give the track its heartbeat, while shimmering …