Kieran Wilson

Staff Writer Kieran Wilson recommends artist Emerson Leif, an Australian singer and songwriter whose mellow beats are difficult to categorize under one genre.

Healy's lyrical depth accompanies airy synths and hip-hop style beats in his music, showing an array of influences and his individuality through music.

Noah Kahan returns to his folk music roots on ‘Stick Season,’ an album full of beautiful melodies and lyrics.

Mumfords & Sons lead singer Marcus Mumford takes a vulnerable look into his past on his solo debut album '(Self-Titled)'.

Landon Conrath’s album ’Nothing Matters Anyway,” has the potential to launch his career to new heights with catchy lyrics and creative riffs.

Landon Conrath dives into his experiences through music, engaging listeners with catchy beats and lyrics.

Staff Writer Kieran Wilson spotlights upcoming music artist Hans Williams, with raw songwriting and alternative-pop sound.

Wrapping up an era of songs from his time in Kentucky, the artist’s latest album provides introspective, nostalgic lyrics and acoustic melodies.

Dijon's debut album, 'Absolutely,' offers his audience meaningful musings on life and relationships paired with bare instrumentals.

Kahan's latest album release gives listeners an intimate look into the artist's introspective reflections.

In its latest, self-titled album, The Band CAMINO showcases its dynamic, pop-punk style alongside thoughtful lyrics.

Lovaas and Scott release soft love songs while Moore delivers a classic country track.

Olivia Rodrigo, Forrest Nolan, and Wingtip release playful, catchy singles about overcoming heartbreak.

Ben Howard's new album, 'Collections From the Whiteout,' flops with disconcerting, abstract lyrics set to harsh instrumentals.

Ziggy Alberts' earthy sound and vulnerable lyrics shine on his second album, 'searching for freedom.'

'Roses' showcases the songwriting talent and ethereal sounds of The Paper Kites.

Florida Georgia Line's album 'Life Rolls On' delivers positive messages of hope with a typical pop country sound.

ROLE MODEL's latest EP, 'our little angel,' features the artist's signature brand of bedroom pop with an optimistic slant.

On 'Keep 'Em on They Toes,' Brent Cobb presents a stripped-back country sound with meditative lyrics and sparse instrumentals.

'WE ARE CHAOS' is aggressive, demonic, and, well, so very Marilyn Mansonesque.