With the high-energy sound that’s a hallmark of The Mild West’s music, “Rendezvous” plays on the very human need for connection, a riff on something that’s been lacking for many of us over the last year.
The Broken Robots trio has seen its share of struggles in life, and the rock band’s new EP comprises their stories as they fight to beat them.
New videos and music from Chicago and suburban artists
Northwest suburban native James Fisher channels the calming energy of his live performances in the new EP, “Vista.”
Recent North Central College grad Lucas Bennett used his musical composition studies to layer many different genres in his project’s two new releases.
New music and videos from Chicago and suburban artists
“When I sing I want them to feel something.” POZZI aims to write music people can connect with in his new EP.
Elgin hip-hop artist Andrew Moore is releasing a new collection of songs called “If You Saw Me At My Lowest” on June 4.
New music and videos from Chicago and suburban artists
This week’s new music and videos from Chicago and suburban artists.
The pandemic has exacerbated substance abuse and mental health issues for some people, and West Dundee’s John Bruner talks about how The King of Mars is trying to help with the new single “Junkie Road.”
Recent videos and musical releases from Chicago and suburban artists
Ben Astrachan of Berta Bigtoe finds structure in musical chaos and meaning to his explorations with his new solo release.
New video and music releases from Chicago-area artists
Mount Prospect singer-songwriter Kevin Farris reflects on the past while looking excitedly to the future with his new single “Love You Up” and a show at West Dundee’s RocHaus.
DuPage punk band Stellar West explores novel genres with a re-imagining of a recent album release.
New music and videos featuring fresh talent from Chicago and suburban artists
JORDY didn’t expect his song “Long Distance” to blow up on TikTok the way it did; but here he is with a label, an upcoming tour and a TV appearance because of it.
New and recent music and video releases from Chicago and suburban artists
Brad Redlich explores not the animosity after a split but the fire that built the relationship in the first place in his new single “Bottle Down.”
