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Rat Silo returns with Kill God Now, a blistering alt-rock anthem that confronts blind faith, moral control, and religious hypocrisy with fearless intensity.

James Berkeley steps into the spotlight with Giving Me Love, the heartfelt lead single from his debut solo album Lost Boy, Golden Hour — a genre-blending journey of soul, jazz, and dream pop.

Die Tired unleashes Fall Forever, a high-voltage grunge-rock anthem about love, risk, and diving headfirst into the unknown with raw emotion and arena-ready intensity.

Justine Blazer celebrates the release of her playful new single “4th of July” with Rob Mayes and Steve O’Brien, alongside 17 nominations at the 2025 Josie Music Awards.

Dominican music sensation Luis Brown returns with “Dame Chapa” (feat. Pressure 9x19) and announces his signing to Atlantic Records, setting the stage for his international breakthrough.

Whiskey Jack and Kiera Jas team up on Old Expressions, a warm and nostalgic folk collaboration that captures the quiet beauty of love, change, and timeless connection.

Sam Varga drops Minute Man, a defiant and genre-blurring love song for the end of the world that turns modern anxiety into something bold, cinematic, and deeply personal.

Mindistry drops Dunkelgrau, a crushing industrial metal anthem forged from the chaos of war and built to dominate with relentless sonic force.

Anthony Mills share another story from his upbringing on 1st punch, new single from upcoming third country album. Single release on 4th of July via Icons Creating Evil Art. The new album fight'n songs coming this fall.

Chas Collins honors faith, freedom, and small-town pride with No Place I’d Rather Be, a powerful country anthem for summer celebrations and the American spirit.

Shaya Zamora releases Dark Sea, a haunting alternative single about struggle and resilience, continuing his rise as a breakout voice in emotionally charged, spiritually rooted storytelling.

SoCal folk rock duo Wells Ferrari release Life After Death, a hopeful new single about healing after heartbreak, ahead of their full band debut and upcoming UK tour.

Screams of Tranquility unveil “Crimson Hallows,” a punishing track drenched in wrath, myth, and melodic ferocity. With relentless blast beats, soaring screams, and lore-driven lyrics, it marks the beginning of the Hunter’s Heir — a new era in the band’s brutal saga.

Jacquie Roar unleashes Free, a fiery southern rock anthem celebrating fearless women, untamed spirit, and the power of owning your voice without apology.

Daniel Seavey expands his debut album Second Wind with new single Eden, a heartfelt pop-rock track about vulnerability, light, and learning to be seen.

ACM Award-winning country group RICOCHET returns with a genre-bending remix of their 1996 hit “Daddy’s Money,” reimagined by Eric Kupper. Now climbing to #6 on the Music Week Commercial Pop Dance Chart, it marks their first dance remix and a new chapter in their legacy. Following the success, the group is set to release a remix of “What Do I Know” and continues their tour across the US. This milestone coincides with frontman Heath Wright’s recent Emmy Award and the band’s new album, Then & Now… The Hits & More.

Ava Max kicks off her bold new era with Wet Hot American Dream, a fiery dance-pop anthem from her upcoming third album Don’t Click Play, out August 22 via Atlantic Records.

T. Graham Brown hosts a new episode of LIVE WIRE on SiriusXM’s Prime Country, airing throughout July. The show features an in-studio chat with Lacy J. Dalton and rare live recordings from artists like Tracy Lawrence, Barbara Mandrell, and The Beach Boys. It follows Brown’s EMMY win and the success of his latest album, From Memphis to Muscle Shoals.

Emma Harner releases her debut EP Taking My Side on July 11. The 5-track project blends emotional storytelling with intricate guitar work, showcasing her signature folk-meets-math rock sound. The EP includes singles “False Alarm,” “Do It,” and three new tracks shaped by self-reflection and personal growth. Originally from Nebraska and now based in Boston, Harner has supported Orla Gartland, mxmtoon, and more, building a loyal fanbase through viral videos and live performances.

Romeopathy return with Tomorrow—an alt-rock anthem built on poetic tension and emotional release. Drawing sonic inspiration from Incubus and Biffy Clyro, the track explores the fear of change, the weight of unspoken words, and the moment when truth finally breaks through.

Riiver Brukes closes her year‑long Deja Vu album journey with “Friends in Black,” a haunting alt‑pop ballad honoring the memory of her late drummer. Released June 24, it stands as the emotional peak and cinematic finale to the collection.

18-year-old singer-songwriter Jake Kohn has announced today’s arrival of his much anticipated debut album, Where Do We Go From Here?, available everywhere now via Lockeland Springs/Atlantic Records. Busy live schedule includes return to Nashville’s Grand Ole Opry on July 12, followed by dates supporting Jesse Daniel and co-headline tour with Low Water Bridge Band.‍

Kingfishr shares a stripped-down acoustic version of Diamonds & Roses, showcasing their emotional depth and building anticipation for their debut album Halcyon, out August 22.

Contact Sports teams up with Miguel Angeles on “Radioaktives Mädchen,” a ferocious blend of rave, rap, and punk energy. The track arrives with a dark visualizer and international tour dates, pushing the underground club sound into the spotlight.

Country artist Billie Jo Jones releases a vibrant dance remix of “Why You Gotta Be So Cowboy,” premiered by Taste of Country. She’s also announced as a contestant on CBS’s upcoming series The Road, competing alongside fellow rising country acts for a chance to open for Keith Urban.