Whitney Miller

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Havilah Tower's "Open Wide" is a Stirring Portrait of Quiet Transformation
With her newest single "Open Wide", singer songwriter Havilah Tower delivers a beautifully composed, emotionally resonant piece of cinematic folk pop that doesn’t shout to be heard - it whispers, steadily and unshakably.
By Whitney Miller7 months ago in Beat
Molly Thomas Turns Tragedy into Transcendence on New Single "Crash"
Today, Alabama based singer songwriter Molly Thomas releases “Crash,” the second single release from her forthcoming fifth studio album Tumble Home.
By Whitney Miller7 months ago in Beat
"Clem & Clearlight" - Where Jazz, Spirit and Song Meet in Quiet Revelation
Clementine Moss, best known as the powerhouse drummer of the all female Led Zeppelin tribute band Zepparella, surprises and expands with her newest release "Clem & Clearlight" — a jazz inflected, spiritually infused collaboration with Italian guitarist and composer Daniele Gottardo.
By Whitney Miller7 months ago in Beat
High Stakes and Higher Style - Lil' Red & The Rooster Go All In on "Stack 'Em Up Baby"
Some blues songs ask you to listen. “Stack ‘Em Up Baby” demands that you lean in, sip something slow and savor every sly wink on offer.
By Whitney Miller7 months ago in Beat
Choosing the Shadow - Gun-Shy Butterfly's "Dark Side" is a Fierce and Fearless Statement of Self
On their debut single “Dark Side,” Philadelphia’s Gun-Shy Butterfly don't just dip a toe into the waters of emotional reckoning. They dive headfirst, fully clothed with truths laid bare.
By Whitney Miller7 months ago in Beat
Molly Thomas Releases New Single "Even The Strong" - A Ballad for the Bruised and Weary
Molly Thomas’s new single “Even the Strong” arrives as both a deeply personal expression and song that will resonate with many listeners as an exploration of what it really means to hold strength in one hand and vulnerability in the other.
By Whitney Miller8 months ago in Beat
Stephen Jaymes Breaks the Spell with "King Jaymes"
"King Jaymes", the debut album from folk punk polymath Stephen Jaymes, has arrived. This is not the typical coming-of-age debut. It’s a record that feels like it was written after the end of the world, then sent back in time as a warning. Or maybe a prayer.
By Whitney Miller8 months ago in Beat
“Open Up” – George Collins Enters a New Era with a Lush Uplifting Anthem
Every now and then, a song comes along that feels less like a release and more like a reveal. An unveiling of an artist stepping fully into their creative power.
By Whitney Miller8 months ago in Beat
“Night Mist” - Pete Calandra Finds Stillness in Sound
There’s a rare kind of stillness that comes with Pete Calandra’s new album “Night Mist”. It’s not simply the absence of noise, but the presence of something deeper - space, breath, and intentionality.
By Whitney Miller8 months ago in Beat
“Faraway” - Stigma Reach New Heights on Standout Single from “Second Chance”
There’s a moment about halfway through Stigma’s new single “Faraway” when the distortion gives way to a brief, aching silence. A pause where the weight of everything unsaid settles into your chest.
By Whitney Miller8 months ago in Beat
Groove in the Ghost Hour - MASSEY’s “3:00AM FUNK” Captures the Pulse of a City that Won’t Sleep
There’s a specific kind of clarity that arrives when the night stretches into morning. The 3AM stillness when the bars are closing, the streets are thinning and the energy shifts from party to introspection.
By Whitney Miller8 months ago in Beat
"Misery of Place" Finds Its Power in the Push and Pull of Identity
With "Misery of Place", Reeya Banerjee delivers a smart, swaggering slice of 90s-inspired power pop that doesn’t just ask big questions. It dares you to ask them of yourself.
By Whitney Miller8 months ago in Beat