CS Hellmann shares “Don’t Let The Songbirds Cry,” a lo-fi, analog-driven single blending indie and psychedelic textures, recorded at Polychrome Ranch.
CS Hellmann Shares Hazy Guitar Rocker “Don’t Let The Songbirds Cry”
Elizabeth & The Catapult Reflect on Life’s Contradictions in “50/50”
Elizabeth & The Catapult return with the new single “50/50,” a reflective track that captures the contradictions and emotional weight of everyday life. The song previews the upcoming album Responsible Friend, arriving April 3 via Compass Records. Elizabeth & The Catapult will also bring their intimate live show to Nashville on April 17 at Analog.
Fantastic Cat Flip Indie Therapy Tropes on “Don’t Let Go”
Fantastic Cat return with the new single “Don’t Let Go,” a tongue-in-cheek indie rock track that pushes back against modern songwriting clichés. The song previews the band’s upcoming album Cat Out Of Hell, arriving April 10 via Missing Piece Records. Fantastic Cat will also bring their harmony-driven live show to Nashville on April 23 at Row One.
Cornelia Murr Shares “Come Undone” Ahead of Spring Tour
Cornelia Murr shares the new single “Come Undone,” a patient and atmospheric track featuring harpist Céline Dessberg. The song arrives ahead of her “Last Run To The Center” spring tour in support of her 2025 album Run To The Center. The tour includes a Nashville stop on March 19 at Third Man Records.
Elliot Confronts Self-Sabotage on “hot but depressive”
Copenhagen-based singer-songwriter Elliot returns with the new single “hot but depressive,” an introspective indie-pop track that explores the tension between connection and self-sabotage. Built around warm guitar textures and reflective lyricism, the song examines the instinct to distance yourself from love before it gets too close.
Lauren Presley Examines Hope and Reality on “Potential”
Nashville-based alt-pop artist Lauren Presley returns with her latest single, “Potential,” a guitar-driven track that examines the emotional tension between hope and reality in relationships.
ROREY Releases New Single And Video: “Temporary Tragedy”
ROREY shares the raw bedroom pop single “Temporary Tragedy,” alongside a cinematic video exploring heartbreak, emotional fallout, and the process of reclaiming self-worth.
Edgehill Lean Into Upbeat Indie Rock on “Love To Go”
Edgehill lean into a more immediate indie-rock groove on “Love To Go,” an early fan favorite tied to their debut album Ode To The Greyhouse.
Brigitte Calls Me Baby Release “Slumber Party”
Chicago’s Brigitte Calls Me Baby sharpen their focus on “Slumber Party,” a tightly paced single shaped by life on the road. Anchored by steady percussion, urgent guitar lines, and Wes Leavins’ controlled vocal delivery, the track dwells on isolation and rumination, carrying echoes of The Smiths’ emotional weight and the sharp immediacy of The Strokes, while reflecting the band’s instinct-first approach to writing ahead of their sophomore album, "Irreversible."
shan the band Explore Slow-Build Indie Rock on “Used”
Our spotlight on Nashville indie rock band shan the band and their new single “Used,” a slow-building track shaped by simmering vocals and effects-driven harmonica.
