Check out Thunder Jackson and the track Steady Freddy. It’s a well crafted indie alternative track with a ‘good chorus’, something that’s missing these days. Thunder calls it, “a necessary antidote to the plastic world we’re currently living in. This was the first song I wrote for this project and it’s a great introduction.”

The track’s debut includes a music video directed by Jarod Evans. Shot in a boxing ring, the video brings the song alive, highlighted by its inspiring beginning. “The hardest battle you will ever have to fight is between who you are now and who you want to be.”

Check out Laila’s track “I Hope It Kills You” (alternate version). Despite its bold title, this track surprises with its tongue-in-cheek beauty as a ballad, rather than the expected uptempo rocker.

Laila says, “Your lover leaves you for your best friend. Ouch. You take the high road but still pray that karma does her work. This song is meant to be played when you drive home from that breakup, or when you’re crying on the bathroom floor. Take your pick.”

Laila, an actress and singer-songwriter of Jordanian-Canadian descent, gained attention with her initial releases “Strangers at the Airport” and “I Like Girls” at Toronto’s Pride Festival. Her debut EP, “Heart Doesn’t Work Like That,” is now playing on CBC radio across Canada. Recently, she collaborated with artist BRDGS on the upbeat track “I Only Wanna Dance With You.” Additionally, Laila showcased her acting skills in the season finale of Netflix’s “Glamorous,” starring alongside Kim Catrall from “Sex and the City.”

Check out Brooke and the track “All I Ever Wanted.” Sharing a similar title to Billie Eilish’s “Everything I Wanted,” Brooke’s “All I Ever Wanted” is completely her own. It’s a cool uptempo electro-rock track with attitude. The 20-year-old Brooklyn-based alt-pop artist began releasing music in 2020 and took a three-year hiatus to explore her identity, style, and sound. Brooke is returning in 2024 with her debut EP, “Away.”

Brooke says, “I think I want creatives to feel empowered. This single is for artists that don’t fit the mold of industry expectations, but knowing that we never wanted what they did in the first place. We were never them. That’s a scary realization at first, going against the grain and charting your own path, but this single tackles that in a really playful way. It makes me realize a lot of the “career advice” I’ve been given isn’t relevant to my goals as an artist at all. So I’m like, why tf am I even listening to you right now? And so making this single was about toying with that.

Sea Girls drop the infectious “Midnight Butterflies“, reaching pop perfection. It’s reminiscent of the Killers but maintains their distinct sound.

The new song comes from their upcoming third album, ‘Midnight Butterflies’. The follow-up to their past two albums – 2020’s ‘Open Up Your Head’ and 2022’s ‘Homesick’ – the upcoming LP is set to arrive on June 14.

It also arrives via the band’s new independent label Alt. Records and is available for pre-order here.

“It feels and sounds like a fledgling band making their energetic, untainted d

Watch for Brian Walker’s new track “Dear Jane.” It’s a heartfelt breakup song with a music video he made himself. The message is clear – we used to love each other, things got bad, let’s try to resolve it. We tried, it ain’t working, so screw it – let’s move on!

Brian Walker, a Pop Artist from New Hampshire, released his debut single “Conflicted” in late 2018. Since then, his music has been featured on various platforms including 92.5 The River and Spotify playlists like “Fresh Finds” and “New Music Friday.” He collaborated with Redbull 3 Style World Champion Eskei83 on the single “My Letter,” released in October 2021, which has garnered over 100,000 streams on Spotify. Additionally, his self-produced single “Lookin Like My Wife,” released in late 2022, has surpassed 110,000 streams on the platform.