Michigan-based rockers Vultures of Culture are gaining attention with their mix of alternative, power pop, and heavy metal. Their debut album, Out of the Darkness, includes standout track Catch and Release, which has been drawing listeners in and landing spots on popular Spotify playlists like Rock This, New Punk Tracks, Power Pop Hits, Heavy Rotation, and Alt Rock Road Trip.

The song was written by Luke DeWitt and Andy Patalan. It combines catchy melodies and strong guitar riffs, with influences from Foo Fighters, Panic Channel, and punk bands. After a previous band’s breakup, the song was nearly forgotten, but when DeWitt brought it to Vultures of Culture, it found new life. “The guys loved it, and it just grew into something bigger,” says DeWitt. It was recorded at The Loft and ATP Studios in Michigan.

The band also released a lyric video for the song, featuring a blend of retro-futuristic visuals and animation, with influences from Blade Runner and Back to the Future.

With over 50,000 Spotify streams and a growing fanbase, Vultures of Culture are making a mark in the rock scene. Catch and Release shows they’re just getting started.

Grace Winslow arrives with a new track called “I Hope You’re Happy” that exudes attitude and a touch of bitterness. It’s the perfect indie pop song for those who have been burned or slighted. The track would fit seamlessly into Spotify playlists like Indie Pop Hits, Chill Indie, Sad Indie, Pop Punk Party, and Emo Indie Essentials, making it a must-listen for anyone navigating the sting of disappointment.

Grace says, “I Hope You’re Happy is a song that I wrote one night, it’s sort of a ravage song. “I hope you’re happy” because you made this all happen so I hope you’re content with the choices you made and the outcome of it. Sometimes it just feels good to write about people that have been idiots and have done you wrong I like to change those experiences into something good! And write songs about those situations.”

Pop artist and model Jadelyn drops her new single, “Throw It Back,” reflecting on youth and high school memories. The track encourages listeners to embrace the present before time slips away. With over 5 million Spotify streams and a Top 200 spot on the Dance Charts, Jadelyn’s music continues to gain attention.

Starting out in small-town Washington State, Jadelyn began singing country music in local coffee shops and talent shows. Since moving to Los Angeles in 2018, she’s explored various genres and worked with other artists to find her unique sound. Her music has landed placements on Spotify’s New Music Friday playlists and earned recognition from DJ legends like Tiesto and Don Diablo.

With “Throw It Back,” Jadelyn shares a personal side of herself through her music, aiming to inspire others to embrace who they are. She explains, “Maybe it’s the varsity quarterback you thought you’d marry or the best friend who moved away after graduation and slowly faded from your life. So much has changed since you knew each other as kids, and this song is my own daydream of how I feel like that encounter would go and what our conversation might look like if we happened to run into each other today.”

The track is sure to find a home on playlists such as Throwback Hits, Indie Pop Chillout, Feel Good Pop, and Good Vibes. Perfect for anyone looking to relive the past while staying grounded in the present.

John Adams Drops New Song ‘All the Ways to Love You‘

John Adams, a proud Welsh artist and dad of twin boys, brings his romantic spirit to his music. With lyrics that resonate deeply, his songs have become the soundtrack for many love stories and weddings worldwide. From busking to supporting Take That, John’s journey spans over a decade, with a Number 1 iTunes album, 1 million monthly Spotify listeners, and millions of views on YouTube. His music has been featured on shows like Love Island, I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here, and The Voice.

‘All The Ways To Love You’ is a heartfelt anthem about loving someone fully, drawing influences from artists like Passenger, James Morrison, and Damien Rice. It’s the kind of song that fits perfectly on playlists such as Acoustic Hits, Love Songs Essentials, Chilled Pop, Indie Pop Ballads, and Romantic Road Trip.

Adams captures the essence of pure emotion with his honest lyrics, offering a soundscape for anyone who’s ever wanted to shout their love from the rooftops. This March, after two sold-out UK tours, John hits the road again, sharing his passion for music and love with fans across the country. His latest track is sure to be the perfect addition to your playlist – a timeless anthem for lovers everywhere.

Check out Natalie Shay’s new song “Love You To Death,” a fun, upbeat track that’s perfect for spring! As Shay explains, “It’s a song about the early stages of a new romance, where you’re trying not to come off as insane, but secretly you’re hooked on that person’s every move and word. A relationship where you can picture the potential so fast, and the only thing you want is for that person to dive into you. An indie pop representation of the anxious/avoidant attachment dynamic.”

Shay has gained attention from major outlets like Billboard, Clash, and The Line of Best Fit, and her performances include CBBC’s Saturday Mash Up!. She’s landed spots on Spotify’s New Music Friday playlists in 12 countries (twice in the UK) and has toured with artists like Shania Twain and Gavin DeGraw, all while working with EDM producers like Grum and Kryder.

For fans of fresh indie pop tracks, you can find “Love You To Death” on playlists like Indie Pop Essentials, Pop Upbeat, and Feel Good Indie.

Don’t miss her live performance at The Omeara in London on March 3rd!