As the leaves turn and the air grows crisp, Halloween approaches, bringing with it a sense of mystery and excitement. While many people think of spooky decorations and candy, the world of country music offers a treasure trove of haunting melodies and eerie tales that perfectly capture the spirit of the season. From ghostly riders to devilish encounters, these country songs weave stories that are sure to send shivers down your spine. So grab your cowboy hat and get ready to ex

Step into the high-stakes world of Afterglow LARP’s Casino Mission! Explore how music and atmosphere elevate live-action role-playing with a curated playlist of suspenseful, stylish tracks that set the stage for intrigue, risk, and unforgettable character moments. Continue reading Soundtrack Of Suspense: How Music Shaped The Casino Mission At Afterglow LARP

Bree Taylor, a rising country rock artist, releases her powerful breakup anthem “Wake Up!” showcasing emotional depth and punk energy, ahead of her debut album and summer tour. Continue reading Bree Taylor Ignites Summer With Fiery Country-Rock Anthem “Wake Up!”

Gracie Abrams is a rising American singer-songwriter known for her emotionally charged music, blending indie-pop, folk, and alt-pop. With hits like “I Miss You, I’m Sorry” and a Grammy nomination for Best New Artist, her introspective lyrics and haunting melodies resonate deeply with fans worldwide. Continue reading Gracie Abrams: Chart-Topping Artist and Activist Shaping the Future of Indie-Pop

Lucy Dacus has emerged as a significant figure in indie rock, known for her poignant storytelling and rich sound. With acclaimed albums and Grammy wins, she blends folk and rock influences. Essential tracks showcase her emotional depth. Dacus continues to captivate audiences, promising more innovative music in the future. Continue reading 5 Lucy Dacus Songs to Add to Your Playlist Today

Indie-pop duo The Ivy and Lyncs collaborate on their new single “Don’t Fall Asleep To This,” blending soothing synths with vibrant energy, reflecting the complexities of long-distance relationships. The track showcases their unique styles, evolving from a dreamy lullaby to an upbeat anthem. A North America tour starts March 25th, 2025. Continue reading The Ivy & Lyncs Unite for New Single & Video, “Don’t Fall Asleep To This”

OSHEAGA 2025, the highly anticipated music festival in Montréal, is set to take place from August 1-3 at Parc Jean-Drapeau. This year’s event features an impressive lineup with headliners The Killers, Tyler, The Creator, and Olivia Rodrigo. Continue reading OSHEAGA 2025: Lineup and Festival Highlights

Gather around the campfire this summer with our curated list of 15 songs that will strengthen friendships and create unforgettable memories. Continue reading 15 Campfire Songs to Bond with Friends This Summer

Meet Quint, the animated heart that brings Fake Suede’s music to life! Inspired by the rubber hose animation of the 1920s, Quint isn’t just a mascot—he’s the soul of Fake Suede’s retro-futuristic world. Continue reading Unveiling Quint: Fake Suede’s Unique Mascot Journey

Caroline Romano’s latest single, “IDK These Days,” is a stunningly raw and introspective ballad that taps into the emotional complexities of feeling lost and disconnected. Continue reading Caroline Romano Unveils Raw and Relatable New Single, “IDK These Days”

Caroline Romano’s EP, How The Good Girls Die, showcases her emotional blend of alt-pop melodies, exploring young adulthood’s challenges like perfectionism and heartbreak. With six tracks, including highlights like “Body Bag” and “Born To Want More,” the work reflects authentic struggles, solidifying Romano’s place in the alt-pop scene. Continue reading Album Review: Caroline Romano – How The Good Girls Die

Caroline Romano has carved out a distinct space for herself in the world of alt-pop, and she’s not stopping anytime soon. Continue reading Caroline Romano: A Rising Star Redefining Alt-Pop with Raw Emotion and Bold Sound

“Messy, honest, and volatile” are three words that describe the upcoming EP by Caroline Romano. Caroline Romano’s upcoming EP, How The Good Girls Die, is set to release on February 21, 2025. Continue reading Upcoming EP How The Good Girls Die – Out February 21st

Jeffrey James is reinventing his sound with Fake Suede! In this revealing Q&A, he talks about crafting a nostalgic yet modern vibe, battling imposter syndrome, and pushing the limits of his creativity. Continue reading Jeffrey James: A Candid Conversation On Fake Suede And Musical Evolution

Now, with his latest project, Fake Suede, James embarks on an exciting new artistic journey that fuses the rich grooves of the past with the contemporary vibrance of indie rock, synth, and soul. Continue reading Discover Fake Suede: The Evolution of Jeffrey James

Love Don’t Come Easy is a glowing addition to Fake Suede’s growing discography. It doesn’t just showcase James’ vocal talent—it highlights his ability to craft songs that linger in the mind long after they’ve ended. Continue reading Love Don’t Come Easy: A Groove-Infused Journey Through Romance

In the ever-evolving world of alt-pop, few rising stars shine as brightly as Caroline Romano. With a unique blend of heartfelt lyrics and genre-defying melodies, she has quickly captivated listeners with her authentic storytelling and bold sound. Having recently released her emotionally charged single “IDK These Days,” Caroline is preparing for the release of her highly anticipated EP, How The Good Girls Die. Her music … Continue reading Q&A With Caroline Romano: The Raw Emot

Montreal-based singer-songwriter Annabel Gutherz is making waves in the music industry with her evocative storytelling and rich, melodic sound. Continue reading Featuring Montreal-Based Singer-Songwriter Annabel Gutherz

Annabel Gutherz’s latest single, Dance Around It, showcases her growth as an artist. It combines classic rock influences with modern pop melodies. Continue reading Review of Annabel Gutherz’s latest single, Dance Around It

Here is an interview between the artist Annabel Gutherz and Switching Styles’ own Dylanna Fisher. Continue reading Annabel Gutherz Q&A