Juniper Honey delivers the ultimate summer anthem with “Another Morning”
What makes a song totally unique?
California-based indie rock group Juniper Honey captivates us with their lyricism in their new single “Another Morning”.
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Edie Yvonne longs for a lasting relationship with “On Your Mind”
How do you mend a disconnected relationship?
LA-based pop singer-songwriter Edie Yvonne teaches us to be patient with “On Your Mind”.
Eric Sleeper delivers a powerful anthem of hope with “Tommy”
How do your struggles affect your life as an artist?
New Jersey-based singer-songwriter Eric Sleeper encourages us to pursue our dreams with “Tommy”.
Olivia Reid hopes to find solace with “Nightmare Machine”
How do you find peace in the midst of turmoil?
New York-based singer-songwriter Olivia Reid still finds hope despite her struggles with “Nightmare Machine”.
Paytra empowers women with “Breaking Glass Ceilings”
How can women break down barriers in a world dominated by men?
Michigan-based pop singer-songwriter Paytra empowers us that we can succeed with “Breaking Glass Ceilings.”
Maya Donovan shares her vulnerable side with “Lenox”
How do you battle life’s greatest trauma?
New York-based singer-songwriter Maya Donovan shares her emotional experiences with “Lenox”.
Juniper Honey deeply crushes our hearts with “Why Did You Call?”
How do you face a hopeless situation?
California-based indie rock group Juniper Honey teaches us to be resilient in love with “Why Did You Call?”
Emika Love drops a groovy track with “Mueve Tu Cuerpo”
What makes an incredibly groovy Latin song?
Sacramento-based pop singer-songwriter Emika Love makes us sway to her new single “Mueve Tu Cuerpo”.
Edie Yvonne yearns to find peace “In the Rain”
How do you find inner peace after experiencing so much pain?
LA-based indie pop sensation Edie Yvonne gets raw and honest with “In the Rain”.
Ashley Elle fights her demons with “Heavy, Heavy, Heavy”
How do you manage life’s complexities?
Los Angeles-based indie pop artist Ashley Elle teaches us to be brave with “Heavy, Heavy, Heavy.”