Chris Erasmus has shown us the dagger in his heart, and has invited us to stab it into our own. 

Soaring and cinematic, tracks like this don't come often, especially with the raw and real emotion and truth that NeverPlanned holds. In what I would describe as a lifetime in the making, and I believe Chris would agree, this song beautifully explores the type of longing that could only come from someone as innately displaced and perpetually alienated as he has been.

Harry Kappen didn’t just cross an ocean—he detonated his old life and stitched together a new one somewhere between memory, love, and whatever fragile truth still survives the noise. After the Crossing is what happens when a guy takes that kind of leap and decides to document the psychological aftershocks in real time.

Somewhere between the crackle of a vinyl record and the glow of a phone screen, folk music has found itself again, and this year’s artists are proving the genre isn’t surviving—it’s thriving.

Captivating and Refreshing: Scotty Hollywood's September Album Release, "Wondervu" Scotty Hollywood's "Wondervu" is a captivating journey...

What first got you into music? - A whim. I tried out for a middle school choir and have been hooked on singing ever since. I love...

From his release Live On Record, Pete Miller releases his latest single, I Wrote Hannah A Letter. This slow-tempo acoustic track is set...

Some songs start off gradually, drawing you in patiently, while others dive in deep from the start. With an exhilarating jolt, Tennessee...