Watch out for Bailey And The Bad Habits and Lessons Learned. Raw lyrics and vocals, deep guitar solos, expressive drums, and thumping bass create a rounded “no-gimmick” sound. The band delivers a great 3-minute track chronicling a bad relationship and how it brings out the worst in a couple – but it’s a lesson learned.

The Texas band from Waxahachie, Bailey and the Bad Habits, merges country rock and blues for a unique style of red dirt. Raw lyrics and vocals, deep guitar solos, expressive drums, and thumping bass create a rounded “no-gimmick” sound.

Bailey and the Bad Habits take inspiration from greats like Whiskey Myers and Cross Canadian Ragweed. Their first EP, “Easy Listening,” dropped in August 2021.

Estella Dawn drops a new track titled ‘Big Enough.’ The track could find a spot on Spotify’s ‘Pop Rising’ and ‘Pop Sauce’ playlists.

Reminiscent of Tove Lo and Sia, ‘Big Enough’ is an ode to breaking free from the chains of a toxic relationship, blending R&B, Pop, and Hip Hop.

A singer, songwriter, and musician from New Zealand now living in the US, Estella writes, records, and produces all her songs. Her singing style is similar to popular artists like Sia, Adele, and Halsey, and her songwriting takes inspiration from artists like Billie Eilish and Lady Gaga. However, her music’s unique lyrics and melodies set her apart from comparisons.”

“Watch out for up-and-coming Montana Dane and the debut track ‘Something I Need.’

“Something I needed was written about a guy I didn’t need. My number one personal influence is Jennifer Nettles. She’s my mama of music. I also love Miranda Lambert and Mariah Carey. I love how they write in a sarcastic tone; it’s really relatable.”

The track could find a home on Spotify’s ‘Hot Country,’ ‘New Boots,’ ‘Wild Country,’ ‘Country Rocks,’ and ‘Texas Music Now’ playlists.”

Check out Tiana Green’s latest track, “Still Young,” where her unique sound blends the essence of Taylor Swift with the freshness of Olivia Rodrigo, yet she carves out her own distinct style within the mix. Breaking free like rebels, we stormed the school gates, live like there is nothing to lose,” sings Tiana. “You’re only young once, so live it up—simple as that
Tiana says, “I want people to listen to my music and feel genuine emotion; to move people and give them something to believe in, that’s the goal. There are so many different moments in life, and it’s in these moments that I find the passion to write music and capture it in a melody of poetic words”

As far as the creative process, Tiana notes, “She explains, “I can’t just sit down and write a song. What happens is I feel the energy in the air, a word pops up in my mind, a simple tune gets stuck in my head, a buzz of creativity fills my soul, instruments start to fill the holes, and that’s when I know I have to drop everything and go write a song. They float in the air just waiting to be selected to be brought to life.”

Check out Rexford and the track ‘Are You Gonna Be a Man‘, the lead single from her new EP Clear My Heart. It’s a melancholic, bluesy track with an electro flair that could be heard in a modern, smoky cigar bar. After singing about running in circles and a battle she can’t win, Rexford gets to the point: Are You Gonna Be a Man?

Rexford notes, “Are You Gonna Be a Man’ is inspired by the people who lie to us and make us feel crazy. When in reality, it’s really the relationship that’s crazy. This is the most cinematic song on my EP.”

Sarah Tomley, now known as Rexford, dives into real life, love, and change. Rexford embodies Sarah’s journey, embracing scars and growth. Based in LA, Sarah is a singer, songwriter, and actress with a depth of experience.