Sarah Anne Fernandez releases "Plot Twist" and it's the best damn one this summer!

Shock Value releases “Rockstar” and it's a festival or basement party ready to be unleashed.

Simfonia covers "Castles in the Sky" with a toned-down yet soaring approach,

Edie Yvonne releases "On Your Mind" and its upbeat-country supporting track is only outdone by the appeal of the vocals.

By: Craig Claro Tree & the Sea released “Friend of Mine.” With a '70s Johnny Mandel and Simon and Garfunkel-esque appeal this song when...

By: Craig Claro Don't Call Me Tina releases "Hey! I Need A Friend"... (just not like the old ones) With a rock and roll acoustic guitar...

White Novels releases “Circles” and it shows us sometimes we just need to break away and heal.

By: Craig Claro Couvo releases “Why Do You Want” and it's not complicated...well...actually that part is up to you. Couvo is the...

Sierra Ellis releases "Higher place" and it's a window to a soul.

Quiet Tongues releases “She’s Velvet” and you'd be wasting time trying to brand the genre with this creative and secretly sexy track.

Arrows releases “Carnaby” and it's an instant classic!

Hello Amnesia drops “Molly's Game” and its energy is unleashed! Infectious and dreamy all at the same time,

Indra releases "Banyan Tree" and its message is a reflection of the surface... that runs deep.

Kacey Fifield releases "Self Sabotage" and it actually may save her, and you... if you pay attention!

Bree Rusev delivers a heartfelt song with "Burn Out" and we hated... that it ended.

L_OST releases "samba do girassol." Light guitars support this adorable and catchy story of love. Cage Riot writer: Craig Claro

Diana Omar releases "ribbons" with a pointed message to those who take credit for the work of others. Cage Riot writer: Craig Claro

Ellie Madeland, an alternative pop/indie pop artist, releases “BODY AFTER BODY” - Cage Riot writer: Craig Claro

On ARO's latest single “Let Me Go” she’s smartly knitted everything tight. Intentionally winding melodies.

The Cyber Project releases “Micky”, and it's not the same old noise.