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Jean Caffeine, the genre-fluid OG punk, unveils her psychobilly track “Mammogram"
You may not have heard of Jean Caffeine, but as the Dallas Observer once put it, “You’d be a lot cooler if you did.” Jean Caffeine’s journey is a fascinating trip through the underground music scenes of San Francisco, New York City, and Austin, making her a true genre-fluid artist who has embraced punk, cowpunk, folk, and Americana throughout her career.
By Sarah Wagnerabout a year ago in Beat
Singer-Songwriter Andie Loren Instills the Importance of Self-Worth on "Some Special Light" EP
Toronto-based singer-songwriter Andie Loren blends the ethereal sounds of dream pop with the edge of rock, creating a sonic landscape that resonates deeply with listeners. Her smooth, warm vocals are the hallmark of her music, effortlessly intertwining with lyrics that delve into the complexities of human nature and the profound effects of love. Through her artistry, Andie seeks to explore how love can both uplift and overwhelm us, capturing the duality of emotions that come with intimate relationships. Her latest EP, Some Special Light, is a concept record that poignantly examines our inherent desire to matter to someone else and the tumultuous highs and lows that accompany that longing.
By Sarah Wagnerabout a year ago in Beat
Grunge Rock Outfit Unknown Voidz Share Sophomore EP "Deception By My Side"
Ontario’s Unknown Voidz, a dynamic and emerging band, was founded by Zan Khan, who brought on board Ryan “Gooby” Goonoo to play drums and Jon Couzelis on bass. Together, this talented trio has carved out a place for themselves in the music scene, previously signed to Spuds Records, and they have since toured extensively across Ontario and into Montreal, QC. In an exciting development for their fans, Unknown Voidz is set to open for the band Being Dead on an upcoming Ontario tour to promote their second EP, Deception By My Side.
By Sarah Wagnerabout a year ago in Beat
Tradesman and Americana Artist Fraser Teeple Offers Gritty and Soulful Lens of Urban Decay New Single
Shaped by two decades of work as a climbing arborist, Fraser Teeple from London, Ontario, approaches music with the meticulousness and craftsmanship of a seasoned tradesman. He holds a deep respect for the rich musical tradition he embodies, and he dedicates himself to mastering the art of storytelling, imagery, and melody. This commitment to his craft is evident in his upcoming album, We Built a Fire, which showcases Fraser's growth as an artist and his ability to weave together the threads of experience and emotion.
By Sarah Wagnerabout a year ago in Beat
