By Sounds On The Couch
After a year-long break, TYA bursts back onto the music scene with a captivating single titled “Josephine,” and it’s safe to say that the wait was worth it. The track … Continue readingTYA Makes a Triumphant Return with Captivating Alt-Pop Anthem, ‘Josephine’
Introducing the mesmerising world of Melbourne, Australia alt-pop trio Howlite. After a pandemic-induced hiatus, they have returned with their latest single, ‘Still I Find.’ Get ready to be transported into … Continue readingHowlite Returns with a Mesmerising Anthem of Hope, ‘Still I Find’
The latest single by Bryony Dunn, “Spring In The City,” promises to give your playlist an exhilarating boost. This energetic song will have you singing along in no time thanks to … Continue readingThe Catchy Indie-Pop Magic Of “Spring In The City” by Bryony Dunn
Naked Face, the exciting two-piece Electro-pop band from Melbourne, Australia. Led by singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Steve Slik and featuring bass guitarist Luke House as its centrepieces, Naked Face exudes energy, mood, atmosphere, … Continue readingNaked Face Unveils Electro-Pop Anthem ‘Eyes in Love’: A Journey of Heartbreak, Betrayal, and Resilience
Introducing the brand-new single from Camila Knight, “Journey”. I was completely amazed by this young singer-songwriter’s unique musical universe, filled with atmospheric electronic textures, powerful vocals and inspiring messages. Her … Continue readingSinger-Songwriter Camila Knight Inspires Change with New Single ‘Journey’
The latest single release from Mackenzie, “I Hate July,” is a full-band alt-pop banger that is sure to get stuck in your head for days. The track features a catchy … Continue readingMackenzie Delivers Catchy Alt-Pop Perfection in ‘I Hate July’
Scottish singer-songwriter Natalie Clark is making waves in the indie-pop world with her powerful voice and emotionally charged tracks. After wowing audiences as a runner-up on NBC’s The Voice, Clark … Continue readingNatalie Clark Soars to New Heights with Empowering Single ‘How High’