“We have changed, and it’s a good thing for people like us to see.” Through their new Broken Robots single and video “Who Am I?” Wood Dale’s Kat and Tony Baker close a chapter on their past struggles with addiction.
The in-your-face delivery with its heavy-duty riffs and driving, rhythmic battle drums belies a softer message that makes up the core of The Footlight District’s philosophy: Be kind.
“A lot of people want to find love so badly that they may just be getting in their own way,” said Dani Jo Williams of RubyGld Smoke’s new single, out Friday. The duo plays an intimate acoustic show in Villa Park this weekend.
Ken Ugel and Phil O’Reilly try an uplifting tactic with the debut single from the new project Wild Gravity.
Naperville’s Grant Milliren wanted to write a song to keep people “motivated during the toughest of times.”
Tiny Kingdoms veers further into upbeat, joyful pop-rock territory with its new single “All I Know.”
So whose fault is it anyway? Wolf Rd contends both sides are to blame in its new single and video
Guitarist Tyler Milka and drummer Alex Klump step back to a project from back before they were in a band together.
When the Sun Sets is a band built on a mission: To connect with people
West suburban Marina City presents a powerful new pop song for fans.
With an updated spin on a retro genre, the band Hollyy gets to truly celebrate its influences in a standout style.
Truly looking at yourself can be one of the hardest things to do. ZORILA addresses finding ways past that darkness in their new single.
“Alive,” the new single by Northwest suburban pop-punk band Joyful., tells a story about breaking free from a bad relationship. But it also can speak to all of us right now on our own terms.
“The time at home has allowed me to reflect on some memories, which further allowed me to find new inspiration to write about,” Adem Dalipi said of his new single.
Broken Robot’s video, “Burn It Down,” celebrates escaping from the struggles people are quietly fighting in the shadows.
The first thing one might notice about Irving Ave’s music is a lightness. Not that
In Baertrum’s new single “Reset,” Eric McCloskey explores life outside of the negative cycles we build for ourselves.
Run, baby, run! Space Mafia’s new single channels a “Horror Movie,” but you can dance to it.
How much would you change about yourself in the name of image?
We all have challenges and doubters. But Young Detectives reminds us we can overcome with the new single, “In Your Roots.”
