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Within 'Doubt' is the sound of a troubadour, one that sings songs around campfires as people listen in, eager to hear how theВ storyteller has woven a tale into a melody. Her newest single 'Doubt' is her first release since her 2015 LP and is the lead single off ofВ her second album Things to Burn produced by Shane Leonard (Field Report). Hailing from Portland, Oregon Clara Baker'smusic expresses a strong sense of being in touchВ with nature and herself. Samantha Weisenthal on January 25, 2019 вЂњSunset WalkвЂќ leaves us excited to hear Luego's upcoming album, because if itвЂ™s anything like the songs they've released, we're sure that the band is due for some much deserved attention.

The percussion and plucked guitar lay out a clear head-bopping beat, while the melodyВ maintains a light and effervescent tone.

ItвЂ™s a song you would listen to while getting ready in the morning or while on your walk to work. Although the lyrics are melancholic, the tone of 'Sunset Walk'В is overall uplifting. вЂњSunset WalkвЂќ asks the classic relationship question: 'how do we stay together when it feels like everything is falling apart?' The lines, вЂњthe rest is history/ and their ain't nobody else / so why am I so afraid / that its all coming undone,вЂќ mimics a feeling many modern relationships are asking. It's complex in its instrumentation and throughout the work different sounds come together and fall apart in country-esque harmonies. вЂњSunset Walk,вЂќ sounds like a The Avett Brothersand Whitney collaboration. Luego, a Los Angeles based folk rock band, have released two singles preempting their upcoming album VISTA.

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Posing the question, вЂњWas I a fool to follow an abstract feeling?вЂќ Dyer reflects on coming to terms with the inevitability of change, himself remarking that, вЂњ wrote CBSKY focusing on the dramatic and often senseless changes and trials that life brings.вЂќ Check out the newly released music video that capitalizes on the vibe of the song itself with Jackson as the focal point of a coastal and visually diverse scene full of gently breaking waves, cacti, mountainous landscapes and soft sunsets over the ocean. His trademark buttery vocals punctuate the soothing feel of the track. His love for the sleepy coastal town is evident in this low-key tune that is as much 'coastal jazz' as it is 'beach-pop,' both highlighted by an outstanding electric guitar performance. The Australian native has spent much of his time in the last few years writing in isolation and drawing inspiration from his hometown in New South Wales. You can watch her maturing throughout the song, as it takes two choruses for her to reach the resolution, вЂњDonвЂ™t you dare play victim / When you have the power to choose / DonвЂ™t pretend the world has never been good to you.вЂќ By the end of the song, youвЂ™ve forgotten how far the song has come from that 1950вЂ™s gymnasium, with Nick JonesвЂ™ frantic drumming closing in from all directions, before everything drops out and the guitar resolves in the major key, the surest sign of certainty.ДЄt the edge of his highly anticipated album, Inlet, Jackson DyerвЂ™sвЂњCBSKYвЂќ comes like a summer breeze. She documents a difficult week in the hospital, too emotionally closed-off to accept support, and lifelong aversion to risk-taking - вЂњDidnвЂ™t dare ask questions / Never swim in the deep end.вЂќ Having faced sickness, hardships and emotional barriers, she thinks that it must be punishment for some wrongdoing, feeling вЂњlike a bad kid / вЂCause no one deserves this.вЂќ But Silva understands that this view isnвЂ™t fair to anyone, least of all herself. But on вЂњDonвЂ™t Pretend,вЂќ Silva offers a more tender view of the world. Sharon Silva, of the three lead singers in the band, has the ability to write the most biting lyrics - she screams, вЂњIвЂ™m capable of so much more / Than you people give me credit forвЂќ on вЂњCapable,вЂќ a standout track from their previous album, soloing wildly on guitar. вЂњDonвЂ™t Pretend,вЂќ The Wild ReedsвЂ™ second single from their forthcoming album, Cheers, opens as a slow waltz most will recognize as reminiscent of a 1950вЂ™s Homecoming dance, something out of Back to the Future.