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An Honest Conversation with Lettie: “I Wanted to Create Some Light in What I Think Are Dark Times”

In this interview Lettie talks about recording at home with a bad back, the songs she had to let go, and what years of touring – selling merch, hauling a…

Arliston’s ‘The Older I Get’ Live Is the Rawest Three Minutes You’ll Hear This Year
Cinema In Your Headphones: Elijah Cruise’s EP ‘Dark Romance’ – The Soundtrack To Your Own Dark Love Story
The New Album ‘Balancing Act’ by Vinyl Floor: 13 Tracks That Will Pull You Into Another World With No Way Out
‘Ashes’ by Summer Instinct (feat. RUI): When the Teenage Dream Dies and Someone Finally Has the Guts to Sing About the Aftermath
Alt Country Ghosts and ’90s Indie Dust: Jesper Jesper Announces Himself With Debut ‘Soul For Sale’
The Real McKenzies Signal Their Stomp Records Era With the Gloriously Unhinged New Single ‘I Wanna Eat Sardines (With Yer Mother)’

Why The Self-Titled Debut EP By Wully Could Become Your New Obsession

Dear listeners and readers of Soundville, today I want to tell you about an amazing musician, Wully, who has released his self-titled debut EP ‘WULLY’ consisting of three tracks. Chicago-based…
‘Heartbeat’ by My Girls: When Dreaminess Turns Tangible

Have you noticed how today’s sonic landscape teeters between sterile maximalism, commercial polish, and a deliberate lo-fi aesthetic? Tucson duo My Girls carve out a space where folk-rock tradition dissolves…
Taking the Step: How Suze Vejo’s ‘Simple Road’ Inspires Movement and Optimism

What helps you decide to do something you’re afraid of? No, it’s not courage or advice like ‘just step over yourself’, but a song like “Simple Road” by Suze Vejo.…
Chasing the Mist: The Artful Nostalgia of Memorystore’s Debut Album ‘Dreams We Had’

Dear listeners and readers of Soundville, The geography of grief draws its own strange maps. For Rob T. Strass, a 32-year-old teacher from Germany recording under the name Memorystore, that…
Labyrinths of Pop: Paris WYA Turns Emotional Wounds into Radiant Hooks on “Only Time Will Tell”

Pop music in 2025 operates like a vending machine, insert coin, receive dopamine hit, repeat. Paris WYA knows this. She also knows how to short-circuit the machine while still dispensing…
Ian McFarland’s ‘Perfect Skin’: Becoming Someone Else with Amazing Punk Energy

Sometimes, to find yourself, you have to feel like someone else. But Ian McFarland in one of his singles even believes that this is not enough, you need to become…
Teardrop by Elderbrook and Jan Blomqvist: A Deep House Dance Song Born from Tears

Can tears turn into a real bright dance hit? Of course, if we are talking about the single ‘Teardrop’ by Elderbrook and Jan Blomqvist. Only they managed to create a…
Dani Carrizales Dances Away Heartbreak on ‘No voy a volver’

What to do if you’ve been rejected? Some try to bring back lost feelings, make sense of what happened, or just have a coffee, but Dani Carrizales, in her single…
“Vienna” Reimagined: Anna Duboc’s Powerful Spin on a Classic

Do you believe that everything a teenager struggles with can be hidden in just one song? Ambitions, worries, and even the mention of a famous city? The energetic hit “Vienna”…
Avery Markle Remind Us That “Everything Will Be Fine” On Their Radiant Single ‘So Be It’

Sometimes you just want to pack your bags and say “So be it,” or use that phrase to put an end to doubts. This very idea inspired the bright, light,…
The New Rock Single ‘Done’ By Grace De Gier And Edgar Grimaldos Is Your Key To Liberation And Freedom

Dear listeners and readers of Southville, Many of us know songs where musicians mix different genres. However, Colombian artist Grace de Gier, now based in the Netherlands, does it with…
A Thousand Facets of Love in Rize Michael’s New Contemporary Pop Album ‘i can’t wait to know you, always’