Nashville-based singer-songwriter Bennett Woolsey releases his new single, “Milan,” available now on all streaming platforms. The fourth single from Woolsey’s forthcoming EP, due later this year, “Milan” delves into the push and pull of love across distance, capturing both the exhilaration of connection and the ache of knowing when it may be time to let go.
Nashville alt-indie duo CHAPEL (Carter and Kortney) release their new single “White Lie,” out now on all streaming platforms. The first single from their forthcoming EP EVERYTHING LOUD, due November 13, “White Lie” captures the stubborn optimism of believing something will work out even when every sign says otherwise.
Built around sharp, driving guitars inspired by Bloc Party and Foals, “White Lie” pairs festival-sized energy with a pop-leaning vocal melody, creating a sound that sits comfortably between indie rock and modern alternative. The track offers an early glimpse into the sonic world of EVERYTHING LOUD, marking another step forward for a band that has spent nearly a decade evolving on the road and in the studio.
Mustard Service are an indie rock band based in Miami, Florida. Self-described as creators of “zest pop,” the trio blend indie rock with surf, jazz, funk, and bossa nova, while weaving Cuban, Uruguayan, Argentinian, and Mexican influences into a sound that feels unmistakably their own. Made up of Marco Rivero Ochoa (lead vocals/rhythm guitar), Leo Cattani (keyboard), and Adam Perez (drums), the band continues to build on their signature style with Paradise, an album that pairs vibrant, sun-soaked melodies with some of their most thoughtful songwriting to date.
Rock & Roll Hall of Famer, Songwriters Hall of Fame inductee, and multi-GRAMMY nominee John Oates releases his new single, “Goodnight Or Goodbye,” available now on all streaming platforms. Oates shares, “I rediscovered this song on an old tape that I recorded in 1992. I wanted to tap into the uncertainty of young love, and it seemed like a ’60s retro approach kind of fit that teenage dilemma. Plus, I just wanted to find an excuse to do a ’60s-style doo-wop tune and sing all the background harmonies.”
The new single from tech-house icon Loco Dice, “Eyes On Me”, draws influence from UK grime. Earlier this summer, Loco Dice shared the booth with Skepta at Hï Ibiza’s Club Room, and he’s known for using urban sounds in his sets regularly. In addition to that, he started his career in hip-hop back in the 90s, opening for the likes of Snoop Dogg and Ice Cube.