Valiancy - Voices
- English (US)
Sometimes you connect with people through music. A new person, a new vision. You have nothing in common but your taste in music. The conversation starts over playlists, and you need your best pick for this one. Voices by Valiancy is just what would fit.
Solari- Everyone Is Your Friend
Solari just released their first-ever single named Everyone Is Your Friend, a synth-pop-ballad addressing loneliness. We have Solari, a character who is trapped and alone. David and Renée say that the idea was to make the song feel like being on a train in a big city. Everything is moving around you. And nothing ever stops. You are surrounded by strangers. The beat structure in the song embodies this idea with its isolated drum, keyboard and synth beats. The vocals in the track are clear but distant in quality eliciting the need for connection. “Everyone is your friend. You’re lonely but you’re not alone” speaks of such a strange reality. In a world that connects everyone to everyone at the click of a button, there is an innate sense of detachment. The track is also peppered with Japanese lyrics and it is Solar questioning if she’s capable of loving anyone, letting someone deep inside her heart. 13 Reasons Why is a dark drama that traces back events leading to the death of Hannah Baker. She leaves behind 7 double-sided tapes detailing the instances that left her spiralling emotionally. The series comes with a strong trigger warning. Everyone Is Your Friend would be a great addition to the playlist on so many levels. it can be played in episode 11, the part of the series that’s most important. It addresses why one of our protagonists is in the tapes. Especially because the episode addresses the idea of friendship and romance. Solari leaves you in a trance with their first-ever release- Everyone is your friend. It forces you to take a better look at reality. If this is their first single, I am excited to see what they will come up with next and you should be too.
Alison Cohen - Deep End
Alison Cohen unleashed the latest synth-pop gem that is sure to have the world at her fingertips. I’m talking about Deep End, get ready to dive in head first and experience a journey unlike any you’ve ever been on. While most of the synth and pop tracks out there are rarely gentle, this one breaks that stereotype. With every beat, she beckons you closer and closer to the captivating ocean that is her world. Alison is known for really playing with synth and this one is just as experimental and euphoric. She urges you to test uncharted waters on this track. Every inch of the track embodies adventure right from the ebb and flow of the background score and the sharp turns of Alison’s vocals take. Cohen embodies a fearless vulnerability within this track. Her seamless vocals along with the terrific blend of genres by the production team, make for a track that is bound to capture hearts. There is a bubbling quality to the track that ignites a warmth that spreads through your body. A film that is as warm as a fire on a chilly Christmas Eve is Me Before You. This track would work wonderfully to elevate already excellent scenes. The versatility of the track must be applauded. Alison Cohen has you embracing every version of you within this track. That is what art is, isn’t it? You make homes in poems, paintings and films and reside in them for a while. Deep End would be a wonderful place to reside in- rent-free. You can explore some more work by Alison in the links attached below.
JULIO INGLEZ - CONSEQUENCE
The latest offering by Julio Inglez, "Consequence," is a captivating slow-moving ballad that delves deep into the realm of raw emotion. With its fusion of melodic contemporary pop, R&B, and trap influences, the artist takes listeners on a journey through his intricate life story. Born in Brazil and having wandered through New Zealand, Germany, and Australia, Julio's personal experiences are masterfully woven into his artistic expression. "Consequence" stands as a testament to Julio's ability to harness vulnerability to forge a profound connection with his audience. The track's melding of pop, electronica, and synthwave elements creates a hypnotic soundscape that perfectly mirrors the song's contemplative nature. The seamless blend of these genres results in a lush and atmospheric mix, evoking a sense of introspection and nostalgia. The song's introspective lyrics and haunting melodies could find a home in movies like "The Notebook" or "Her," where deep emotions and romantic aesthetics merge seamlessly. "Consequence" serves as a poignant reminder of Julio Inglez's unique ability to intertwine personal experiences and musical creativity, offering a heartfelt ballad that resonates with listeners on a profound level.
Juliet Callahan - Heal
The latest offering by Juliet Callahan, "Heal," is a mesmerizing fusion of Synthwave, Trap, and her signature Electro-Pop sound. At just 22 years old, this American alternative pop-rock sensation showcases her immense talent as a singer, songwriter, and producer. Her distinctive gritty instrumentals blend seamlessly with her melodic, hypnotic vocals, creating a sonic experience that's hard to forget. In "Heal," Juliet's emotive lyrics take centre stage as she croons, "I just wanna feel something, I just wanna heal..." Her raw and introspective approach delves into the depths of human emotion, exploring themes of longing, desire, and the universal quest for healing. The song's production is a testament to Juliet's artistic prowess. It effortlessly navigates a wide dynamic range, allowing each VSTi element to shine in the stereo field. This carefully crafted composition not only complements the emotive lyrical narrative but also pushes boundaries in the indie music scene. "Heal" possesses an otherworldly quality that makes it a perfect fit for futuristic drama TV shows like "Westworld" and "Altered Carbon." Its genre-blending nature would also find a welcome home in the sci-fi movie "Everything Everywhere All at Once." Juliet Callahan continues to assert herself as a musical trailblazer, and "Heal" cements her status as a rising star in the industry. With her unique style and powerful storytelling, she's a force to be reckoned with in the world of indie music.
Realma-Down the Railway Spine
Realma is an artist who can diverge into several storylines with her melodies alone. She is a unique artist, and she brings her unique heritage and upbringing in her music as well. There might be no one else who is able to create such powerful visuals without any cues. Her latest song is an exciting number that slices a story into a thriller. This one is called Down the Railway Spine. The title itself has a cinematic feel to it. This is why Indiemusicflix approached her in the first place. I can think of so many kinds of thriller narratives for the kind of song Realma has made. It is her vocal contrast with the semi-industrial hue that really sells this song. As it builds, you’re interested in knowing the textures and lines to play along. With her lyrics, she creates the storyline, but with enough mystery. Kudos for creating something so exciting, in the intangible form, to think about. The dwelling can make you create definitive aspects of an energised and charged track, while keeping emotional strains in it. Realma is a brilliant artist, and this just shows how well she can dive in out of writing styles while retaining the theme in flow. Realma’s music has been extensively reviewed in many journalism portals. It is her ability of being able to meld a story so well that make this song particularly enjoyable. This would be a perfect fit in a movie like The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (2011). The kind of breaks made here would affect the story line very well. Listen to her song above and follow her for more!
Energy Whores - Mach9ne
There is a very distinct vibe that Energy Whores bring to the table, a flavor that can only be experienced and not described especially in Mach9ne. The band categorizes their music as synth-pop. Their music is futuristic, obscure and unlike anything you have ever heard before. I believe they can create a genre of their own with the kind of music they produce. So if you are in the mood to explore and be wowed, I highly suggest you hit that play button and turn up the volume. Right from the start, they play around with a plethora of sounds. While they do this, they give us this new track served on a well-produced platter. Mach9ne is a sea of sounds that sends wave after wave of freshness at every point in the song. The track is all about machines, the concept fits well with their area of expertise. The track has its own distinct beat structure, it is choppy yet well put. Giving us that synthetic voice that tries to mimic a human pattern of speech and singing. The track is equal parts eerie and fascinating. You surprise yourself when you find yourself grooving to a beat that immediately sinks to your feet. The track by Energy Whores has so much personality that it belongs in a show like The Simpsons. And if we know anything about the show, it is infamous for predicting the future. So if you want to listen to the future of synth-pop and indie music, click on the links attached above and get ready for the wildest sonic journey you have ever been on.
Red Skies Mourning - Myosotis
Myosotis by Red Skies Mourning is a bold and atmospheric journey that expertly blends synthpop with alternative rock, showcasing the artist’s evolved sound. Across its 15 tracks, Chris Aleshire—aka Red Skies Mourning—delivers an immersive experience that feels deeply personal yet universally relatable, giving listeners a sense of both intimacy and grandeur. The album, clocking in at 46 minutes, taps into themes of love, introspection, and resilience, capturing a poignant cross-section of human emotion. Myosotis opens with “Already Know,” a powerful track that sets an upbeat tone with hard-hitting drums and energetic synth layers. The vivid dynamic range in this song instantly grabs attention, contrasting compressed drum tones with crystal-clear guitar riffs and rich vocal harmonies. It’s a strong introduction that draws you in with its polished production and rock vocals laid over a synthwave-inspired harmonic bed, bringing a refreshing edge to the indie music scene. Following this, “Borderline” takes a softer approach, navigating darker themes of depression. Here, Aleshire’s vocal delivery is subdued, with a warmth and honesty that feels both fragile and resilient. The arrangement cleverly uses a carefully crafted stereo field, allowing softer synth layers and melancholic guitar tones to envelop the listener. This sonic choice reinforces the song’s contemplative nature, making “Borderline” a standout track for its depth and mood. Myosotis will find a place in indie pop or synthwave playlists As the album progresses, Red Skies Mourning explores different textures and styles, keeping the listener on their toes. “Obvious” dives into experimental electronica with its pulsing rhythm, offering a dynamic shift from the previous songs. The subtlety in its production, paired with a pulsing, almost hypnotic beat, speaks to the artist’s versatility. Tracks like “Over and Outta Here” bring the tempo back up, highlighting Aleshire’s skill with catchy choruses and reverb-drenched harmonies. This song in particular has an infectious energy, providing a natural anchor in the album’s structure. “Listen to Me” introduces a slightly punk-inspired edge with its faster tempo and sharp, pointed hi-hat work. The song’s arrangement feels almost post-punkish, with driving rhythms and a rawness that contrasts the smoother synthpop elements, adding an exciting dynamic to the album’s flow. Midway through, songs like “Way Up,” “See You There,” and “Alone Nowhere” define the sound of Myosotis, solidifying the artist’s unique ability to balance electronic samples and power pop instrumentation. These tracks exhibit a diverse range of VSTi textures and effects, creating an atmospheric blend that feels both modern and nostalgic. The B-side of the album is no less impressive. “Call It a Day” embodies a feel-good vibe with an undercurrent of melancholy, showcasing Aleshire’s introspective lyricism. “Under Your Spell” is a subtle love letter with tender melodies, while “Mirror” brings an emo-rock influence that feels like a nod to introspective ‘90s rock ballads. Wrapping up the album, “Let Me Fade” serves as a bittersweet farewell, with top-notch production and haunting lyrics that linger long after the final note fades. This track, in particular, showcases Aleshire’s growth as a musician, tying together the album’s themes of resilience and self-discovery. An ideal fit for coming of age dramas with themes revolving around personal growth and overcoming hardships in life Thematically, Myosotis would fit seamlessly within the soundtracks of coming-of-age dramas like Boyhood or The Pursuit of Happyness, where growth and overcoming personal obstacles are central themes. In both the movie and album, we witness an evolution—a journey marked by challenges, introspection, and ultimately, triumph. Red Skies Mourning is an inspiration to the indie community. From a US Marine to a seasoned musician, Chris Aleshire’s evolution from hardcore bands to a solo artist exploring synth-driven rock/pop is a testament to his adaptability and passion. Hailing from Bowie, Maryland, Aleshire has played iconic venues like CBGBs in NYC and The Underworld in London, and he brings that rich experience to this album. Myosotis isn’t just an album; it’s a declaration of an artist who has found his voice, adding a compelling chapter to the indie music scene.
Bad Bubble - Sprinkler
Bad Bubble’s Sprinkler is the kind of song that sneaks up on you, grips your chest, and doesn’t let go. From the first haunting piano chord, you know you’re in for an emotional rollercoaster. Bad Bubble’s delicate yet piercing vocals glide over the melody with an almost fragile intensity, making every word feel like it’s aimed directly at you. The vulnerability in his delivery is palpable, balancing on the edge of melancholy and hope. The strings rise like a slow wave, wrapping the track in cinematic beauty. It’s easy to imagine Sprinkler fitting perfectly into a contemplative scene in Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind — that moment when memory and reality blur, and love feels simultaneously tangible and out of reach. Bad Bubble knows exactly how to play with that emotional tension, pulling you deeper with each line. Lyrically, Sprinkler dives into dark territory, touching on self-harm and emotional isolation. But rather than leaving you in the abyss, Bad Bubble extends a hand, offering solace in shared solitude. “Let’s be alone, together,” he sings — and it doesn’t feel like a throwaway line. It’s a quiet, unflinching moment of human connection. The bridge shifts gears subtly, with understated beats pulsing beneath layered harmonies that swell and soar. It’s raw, it’s soulful, and it’s unfiltered — recorded without artificial tuning, showcasing Bad Bubble’s natural talent. The simplicity of the production allows the emotional weight of Sprinkler to hit even harder. As the lead single from The Triumph of the Puissant, Sprinkler is one of the most emotionally charged and musically satisfying tracks in Bad Bubble’s repertoire. It’s intimate yet universal — a song that feels like it’s holding your hand through the storm.
Siren Section - Glass Cannon
Los Angeles-based duo Siren Section—composed of John (guitar/vocals) and James (piano/synths/soundscaping)—deliver a mesmerizing and deeply evocative track with Glass Cannon. A hypnotic blend of shoegaze, industrial pop, and glitch-laced textures, the song is both ethereal and emotionally raw, immersing the listener in an atmospheric journey of vulnerability and existential reflection. Opening with textured drums, delicate digital strings, and an emotive piano, "Siren Section - Glass Cannon" immediately sets a haunting tone. The poignant first lyric, “Don’t turn your guns on me…,” carries an almost cinematic weight, dripping with metaphorical depth. The duo’s harmonized vocals intertwine with the lush, layered instrumentation, crafting a vast yet intimate soundscape. Lyrically, the song explores the theme of coping with a collapsing relationship and worldview in a destructive, escapist way. “Don’t do this to me, Glass Cannon, Im not the enemy…” This line cuts deep, making the listener feel the emotional wreckage in real time. Inspired by acts like Nine Inch Nails, and Radiohead, Siren Section masterfully blends glitchy, distorted elements with dreamy shoegaze textures, creating a sound that is simultaneously unsettling and hypnotic. The balance between grand, cinematic flourishes and jagged, glitch-driven melodies makes "Siren Section - Glass Cannon" an immersive, endlessly replayable track—perfectly suited for a dystopian TV show like Westworld. Its ability to capture emotional devastation while maintaining an ethereal allure cements Siren Section as one of the most intriguing experimental acts in today’s alt-music scene. If you liked this, we think you will love Peejmudd's hauntingly beautiful, soul-stirring new album - Fight To Keep From Sinking
Nathan Lowary - ANYTHING
"Nathan Lowary - ANYTHING" is an uplifting blend of pop, EDM, and euphoric tones that sound like you are being launched at hyperspeed into the cosmos. From the moment the track begins, it rockets into a transcendental sonic journey—layered with atmospheric keys, glitchy synths, and limitless tempo. There’s a meditative underlining to the euphoria, soundscapes and pulsating beats evoke a dreamlike state. But this production is more than just a piece of music; it's a manifesto of motivation. According to the artist, ANYTHING was designed to inspire listeners to feel euphoric and in love, while offering a rhythm perfectly calibrated for dance. The track’s opening moments immediately captivate with an addictive, catchy rhythm, leaving no room for boredom. The synths, both powerful and airy, envelop the listener in an atmosphere as energetic as it is light, creating a total immersion into Nathan Lowary’s sonic universe. The result? A perfect balance between intensity and softness makes this track a true call to freedom. A hypnotic interplay of glitch textures, reverberating melodies, and immersive basslines makes "Nathan Lowary - ANYTHING" more than just a dance track—it’s an experience. The careful production and impeccable sound quality allow the track to stand out in a genre where innovation is key. Lowary’s ambition is clear: to create music that touches his audience deeply, encouraging them to achieve their dreams and dance on the path to their ambitions. With its exhilarating sense of wonder and empowerment, "Nathan Lowary - ANYTHING" feels like the sonic embodiment of transformation itself—making it the perfect soundtrack for Transformers One If you liked this, we think you would love "Sonomancer - Before Dawn"