I think a great musician needs to be honest with themselves and patient with the creative process. It’s important to know when to work hard and when to take a step back and let the music flow naturally. Along with that, staying curious, always learning, and creating from a genuine place are qualities that make an artist stand out. SILEN8 1) Hello, welcome to the OG Music Blog Interview! First of all, please tell our reader friends and us a little about yourself! Hey! I’m SILE

Some artists return to music by trying to remind listeners who they once were. Stefanie Michaela seems far more interested in showing who she has become. Ever since her re-emergence with "Turning Pages", there has been a noticeable thread running through her work, a commitment to growth, self-discovery, and finding light without denying the shadows that came before it. With “Let Me See The Real You,” that conversation takes another meaningful step forward. It’s the moment you

Last month, with “Lady Liberty”, Kelsie Kimberlin stood beneath flickering ideals and asked what happens when symbols of hope begin to look weathered by the very world they were meant to inspire. That song carried the weight of monuments, history, and collective anxiety in its bones. But with “Clumsy Girl,” Kimberlin pivots somewhere far more intimate without losing the emotional honesty that has come to define her recent work. Instead of staring up at fractured national icon

Last year, Wild Horse’s “Magpies” felt like a band staring directly at trust issues under dim pub lights, turning paranoia, guardedness, and emotional self-preservation into something slyly melodic and deeply human. It carried the restless pulse of a group beginning to look inward, peeling back the swagger just enough to let vulnerability creep through the cracks. Now, with “Moments,” that crack has widened into something far more reflective. The East Sussex quartet haven’t a

Newbury based singer-songwriter, Ava Valianti has already shown a rare instinct for writing from the places most artists spend years trying to articulate, that fragile intersection where youth still glows but reality has already started dimming the room. With “ Birthday Cake” , she transforms one of life’s most familiar celebrations into something far more haunting, a song that doesn’t just mark another year gone by, but quietly asks what was left behind with it. Earlier mom

American singer-songwriter, Becky Raisman , seems to have arrived with a space one can step into. With the EP, “Earth Goddesses” , she doesn’t just continue her journey, she refines it, shaping the same heartfelt sincerity that has defined her earlier work into something more focused, more intentional, and quietly radiant. If you check her past releases, they feel like personal reflections finding their voice, but with this EP, it feels like that voice is learning how to gath

Last August, Matt DeAngelis reminded us that the quiet figures in the background often carry the deepest emotional weight. With “I’m Just The Keyboard Player” , he turned humility into a thesis statement, sketching an artist more interested in meaning than spotlight. Now, with “In This World” , that perspective widens. The lens pulls back from personal identity to shared existence, from asking where we belong to asking how we treat one another once we’re here. It feels less

Wild Horse ’s new single finds the East Sussex quartet - brothers Jack Baldwin (vocals) and Henry Baldwin (bass), Ed Barnes (drums), and newer member Jade Snowdon (keys) at a confident, lived-in place. Where their last single, “Don’t Wait” was an act of letting go and moving forward, “Magpies” turns inward as if it’s the aftermath, the ledger of trust counted and reconciled. Henry Baldwin, Ed Barnes, Jack Baldwin, & Jade Snowdon (left to right) “Magpies” lands like a

TaniA Kyllikki is an emerging independent singer-songwriter from the UK, and we’re excited to discuss about her new emotionally deep song “I Promise I’ll Wait For You” about true love. When we last heard her on “I AM Good Enough” she turned self-doubt into self-love, in a soulful anthem of resilience and acceptance. Now, with her latest single, she turns her gaze outward, from healing herself to holding on for someone she loves. It’s the next chapter in her emotional evolu

On August, when we last heard from Kelsie Kimberlin in “Infinite Possibilities,” she was stepping out of the cocoon in her reflective, luminous, and learning to fly with her father’s voice steadying her own. Now, with “Dream of Peace,” she’s no longer just finding her wings and she’s using them to carry a message that soars far beyond personal growth. “Infinite Possibilities” was intimate and inward, while “Dream of Peace” is expansive and outward. A cinematic plea for c

Back in June, Wild Horse had us tangled in the restless tenderness of “Overthinking” , a song about that dizzying moment when emotions...

Italian four-piece Lwkey delivers their third release, “Letyoudown,” a dreamy, groove-driven indie-pop track that feels etched into...

The debut single “All I Need” by the Newcastle-based newcomer, Konrick , glides in on a wave of dreamy guitar haze, understated emotion,...

When we last caught up with Wild Horse in April, they had just stepped into a new era with “Read My Mind (Vibes Song)” , a track that...

Just two months ago, Kelsie Kimberlin had us spellbound with “Perfume” , a track that lingered like memory itself, steeped in synths and...

There are many artists who evolve with each release, TaniA Kyllikki transcends . When we last caught up with her in February, she lit up...

Kelsie Kimberlin doesn’t just release music, she unveils new dimensions. When we last encountered her, she was weaving emotional...

Kelsie Kimberlin has always been a storyteller unafraid to dive into the depths of the human experience, and with each release, she...

Kelsie Kimberlin has never been one to shy away from powerful storytelling, and with each release, she continues to prove that music...

Some songs are made to be felt, not just heard. Laura Lederer ’s latest single, "Not The Same" , delivers such a lyrical narrative that...