The Los Angeles born-and-bred Gabrielle grew up surrounded by the arts. Having spent much of her childhood and teen years modeling, Gabrielle was exposed to the creative
“”When I write, I want it to be personal. I think the listener knows when you mean it, and when you don’t. You’d be surprised at how
“As I started healing, I went through stages of grief that I can only describe as rolling emotional waves. This song was born at the start of
“I wrote “July for the Whole Year” when I was 17 and dramatically mourning the end of a summer love (which felt entirely soul-crushing to me at
The Anix released an impressive new single last week and if you’re looking for something original, ‘Want U Like I Do’ is right up your alley. The
Ones To Watch: Nobody can predict the future. Not least the future of music, dictated as it often is by factors beyond just talent. But there are
From the depths of a 1910 Echo Park bungalow comes Sandy Hawkins, a boy band that’s fueled on freshly baked cookies, mezcal, and a mutual love of
Born to a musical family in rural Wales, Greta started writing songs as a child, often in her native Welsh language. The poetic traditions and story telling
Big Timber (Will Adams) creates bass driven, synthy soundscapes, surrounding words of perpetual overthought. Originally hailing from New England and planting roots in the Pacific Northwest, Will
Ones To Watch: Nobody can predict the future. Not least the future of music, dictated as it often is by factors beyond just talent. But there are
Ones To Watch: Nobody can predict the future. Not least the future of music, dictated as it often is by factors beyond just talent. But there are
Ones To Watch: Nobody can predict the future. Not least the future of music, dictated as it often is by factors beyond just talent. But there are
Laura Hyde brings home the dark pop elements she’s known for and executes it to new heights. Haunting melodies backed by a fierce beat. The guitar riff setting
With a sound decidedly his own, conceptual artist Rocky Rodriguez is interested in creating a narrative and experience for you to live in while listening to his
Ones To Watch: Nobody can predict the future. Not least the future of music, dictated as it often is by factors beyond just talent. But there are