Indie-pop artist Maddie Regent is gaining traction in the alt-pop scene with her new single, “Turtleneck,” from her upcoming debut album, set for May 16th, 2025. The song explores themes of love and loss through evocative lyrics and a dreamy soundscape, drawing on nostalgia and emotional resonance. Continue reading Maddie Regent’s ‘Turtleneck’: A Heartfelt Indie Pop Anthem

Los Angeles band Wavy Trees released their new single “Nothing But You”, blending garage-punk with hard rock, accompanied by a nostalgic animated video. Continue reading Discover Wavy Trees: Q&A About ‘Nothing But You’

“George” by Famous Strangers is an intense metal anthem featuring intense drumbeats, explosive guitar riffs, and powerful vocals. It delivers a message of transformation and self-empowerment while maintaining relentless energy. A must-listen for metal fans, it urges listeners to embrace its adrenaline-fueled experience and join the powerful sonic journey. Continue reading Review: “George” by Famous Strangers

Derev, a Toronto-based band, fuses progressive rock and Middle Eastern music in their new album, Troubled Mind. Continue reading Discover Troubled Mind: DEREV’s Latest Album Review

Famous Strangers, formed in 2023, is a dynamic new band blending classic heavy metal and modern rock. Their latest single, “I’ll See You In The Stars,” showcases emotive lyrics and diverse sound. As they prepare for a full album in 2025 and numerous live performances, their focus remains on impactful, meaningful music. Continue reading Q&A with Alberta Metal Band Famous Strangers

Maddie Regent’s new single “The Wolf” from her debut album “On the Phone with My Mom,” releasing on May 16th, blends emotional lyrics and vibrant pop energy. Co-written with Cade Hoppe, the track explores themes of catharsis and confronting past relationships, showcasing Regent’s powerful vocals and reflective storytelling. Continue reading Discover ‘The Wolf’: Maddie Regent’s Captivating Single

Edmonton’s Famous Strangers has released their latest single, I’ll See You In The Stars, on March 7, 2025. The track showcases their signature blend of heavy metal with haunting melodies and personal lyrics. It promises a powerful future with a series of upcoming releases leading to their debut album. Continue reading Canada’s Famous Strangers Unveil Haunting New Single “I’ll See You In The Stars”

Maddie Regent is emerging in the indie pop scene, known for her raw storytelling and captivating melodies. Her upcoming album, “On the Phone with My Mom,” explores themes of love and resilience, showcasing her growth as an artist through collaboration and personal experiences. Continue reading Q&A With Maddie Regent

Toronto-born indie-pop artist Maddie Regent is set to release her debut album, On the Phone with My Mom, on May 16th, 2025, with the lead single “The Wolf” dropping on January 17th. Known for her dreamy vocals and relatable lyrics, she has gained popularity for her heartfelt music and unique sound. Continue reading Discover Maddie Regent: Indie Pop’s Rising Star

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

“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