Sludge Music is releasing a totally stacked benefit compilation featuring some of Boston’s best talent, including Anjimile, CAMP BLOOD, Sidney Gish, and more.
Niki Darling has had the good fortune to be able to travel the world extensively the past few years, honing her dance-pop sound by performing with a roster of global musicians in amazing locales.
Montreal’s resident pop-witch Maryze has teamed up with metal-influenced rapper Backxwash for an exciting new hyperpop track that explores the singers horror influence.
We caught up with Lea Neu, pop singer and feminist embroiderer, to discuss her recent EP ‘Nostalgia’, available on Spotify now…
Guitars and GameBoy synths shimmer while TIFFY waxes about life seeming to pass her by in her single, “Don’t Wanna Talk.”
Sixteen-year-old Gillian talks about her influences, from the pop queens who inspired her career, to the wild child who inspired her latest single, “high.”
Even under the limitations of quarantine, Montreal’s Maryze is finding ways to channel creativity in her latest music video for “Muse.”
Manifest Boston is hosting a series of livestream performances by a few favorite local artists – Tim Hall, Red Shaydez, and Lori Bell – plus a lecture by Daedelus next week.
Damoyee Janai is a fresh face in Boston’s music scene, but the skilled singer-songwriter is more than ready to drop her debut music for “Evolution/Change,” two songs from her third album “The Whole Truth.”
Maryze is a pop-R&B singer from Montreal who is dropping a new video for her song “Dis-Moi,” inspired by Italian horror films. Directed by Amanda Macchia, the video is a perfecft accompaniment to the song’s themes of opening up the darker parts of one’s psyche to a lover, but being afraid and insecure of their potential judgment.