DISCOVERING THE NEW MUSIC UNDERGROUND AROUND THE GLOBE
Rock/Review Los Quiénes Son - Días perdidos
Los Quiénes Son is an alternative rock band from Mexico City, formed in early 2022 with a commitment to creative freedom and independence. Rooted in rock but shaped by diverse influences, their sound blends emotional intensity, dynamic contrasts, and expansive guitar-driven textures.
Hip-Hop/Review Larry Mossburg - Everyday
Larry Mossburg, hailing from Ohio, United States, is making waves in the music scene with his latest original single, "Everyday."
Pop/Review Levi Sap Nei Thang - My Little Offering
Levi Sap Nei Thang is an artist, songwriter, and poet whose work blends emotional honesty with heartfelt storytelling. Creating from faith, life experience, and deep feeling, she crafts music and words that connect soul to soul—warm, sincere, and powerfully human.
Classical/Review Ludwig van Beethoven, Vladyslav Ustiuhov - Beethoven: Sonatas Ops. 53, 57, 111
Vladyslav Ustiuhov is a Ukrainian pianist residing in Miami, Florida. Holding both a bachelor's and master's degree in piano performance from the Boston Conservatory at Berklee, he is currently pursuing a Doctor of Musical Arts in Keyboard Performance at the Frost School of Music at the University of Miami. His studies have been shaped by distinguished teachers, including Professor Max Levinson and Professor Tian Ying.
Rock/Review Lost in Town - Move to Mars
Lost in Town is a London-based alternative rock band led by Italian songwriter Federico. Formed by Italian musicians who found their voice by immersing themselves in the UK music scene. The band wasn’t created to follow a trend or fit a scene—it exists because not writing was never an option. Federico draws from real moments of vulnerability, pressure, doubt, and inner tension, without trying to protect himself or soften the truth.
Rock/Review Less - Hellya
Born in Naples on January 16, 2001, and raised in Arzano, Less experienced a nomadic but happy childhood, marked by continuous moving and the warm affection of her family. Being the daughter of two leather workers, Less learned from an early age the value of resilience and change. The turning point came at the age of 8: her family moved to Fano, in the Marche region, in search of a better life.
Folk/Review Liz Nash - Little Box House
Liz Nash, from the quirky little town of Mount Dora, Florida is making her way through the music scene one fan at a time. She is currently releasing her “Florida Songs” collection, which are slice-of-life songs based on the everyday encounters in her small American town.
Country/Review Levi Sap Nei Thang - Childhood Memories
Levi Sap Nei Thang is an artist, songwriter, and poet whose work blends emotional honesty with heartfelt storytelling. Creating from faith, life experience, and deep feeling, she crafts music and words that connect soul to soul—warm, sincere, and powerfully human.
Hip-Hop/Review Lisa Jo - Lord of the Night (feat. J-Mac)
Lisa Jo, hailing from Tampa, FL, is making waves in the music scene with her latest release, "Lord of the Night." Collaborating with featured artist J-Mac, Lisa Jo showcases her skills as a lyricist and beat creator. Drawing inspiration from iconic artists like Eminem and Tupac, Lisa Jo infuses her music with a blend of 90s gangsta rap influences and modern rhythms.
Rock/Review Lost in Town - Whales
Formed in London, Lost in Town blend raw emotion, cinematic atmosphere, and philosophical depth. Their lyrics shift between surreal imagery and personal truth, exploring insomnia, doubt, connection, protest, and spirituality. Their music bridges powerful alternative rock with intimate storytelling and a distinctive sense of identity.
Rock/Review Lewis Stubbs Junior - Back Home to You
Lewis Stubbs Junior, hailing from Fairview, TN, is a talented singer-songwriter who has captured the essence of Americana music with his latest original single, "Back Home to You."
Rock/Review Luka & the Nightbirds - Last Resort
Luka & the Nightbirds hails from Metz, France, offering a unique blend of musical heritage and resilience. With a childhood immersed in the sounds of Chopin, Debussy, Duke Ellington, and the Beatles, Luka's musical journey began early on, evolving into a passion for Abbey Road at just 6 years old. Following a successful solo career with Mercury/Universal, including chart-topping hits like "Rêves polyesters" and "Je ne pars pas sans toi," Luka embraces a new chapter with the band, channeling his artistic fire and creativity into the project alongside longtime collaborators.
Electronic/Review Le Comité Restreint - Révolution
Le Comité Restreint, based in Paris, France, is a unique artistic collective blending music, poetry, and visual arts. Founded in 2017 by Sabine Bouyala and Léo Pouzoulet, the group expanded to include Geneviève Gleize, Max Imbert, and Jérémy Mahieu, creating a rich and sensory universe where the personal meets the political.
Pop/Review Less - Instead of Making Love (Say Hello)
Born in Naples in 2001, Less experienced a nomadic childhood as the daughter of two leather workers, learning suddenly the value of resilience and change. As her family finally moved to Florence in search of a better life, she lost her grandmother, a key figure in her childhood. At 14, Less realized her sexual orientation, leading to conflicts within her family. She began to write songs as a shelter to be herself without filters.
Country/Review LaCosta Tucker - Woman Behind the Wheel
LaCosta Tucker rose to fame in the seventies, scoring fourteen chart hits, touring with country music’s biggest names, and appearing on beloved TV shows like Dolly, Nashville Now, The Jim Nabors Show, Pop Goes the Country, The Alan Hamel Show, The Dinah Shore Show, and Hee Haw. Early in her career, LaCosta met legendary publisher Al Galico and signed with Capitol Records, where she was teamed with producer Norro Wilson for five albums.
Pop/Review Lusaint - Apothecary (Pt. 1)
With over 200 million streams globally, Manchester-based singer-songwriter Lusaint is one of the most exciting newcomers to hit the UK with her melodic blend of soul, jazz, blues, and pop influences mixed with her distinctive tone and captivating melodies. Notion Magazine quoted Lusaint as an "overnight success." Lusaint began releasing original music in early 2023 and already has garnered support from the likes of BBC Radio 1, BBC Introducing Manchester, and publications such as Rolling Stone Magazine, Wonderland, Notion, and Knuckle Mag.
Electronic/Review Le Comité Restreint - Le Gisant
Le Comité Restreint, based in Paris, France, is a unique artistic collective blending music, poetry, and visual arts. Founded in 2017 by Sabine Bouyala and Léo Pouzoulet, the group expanded to include Geneviève Gleize, Max Imbert, and Jérémy Mahieu, creating a rich and sensory universe where the personal meets the political. With a debut EP in 2019 and an album in 2021, the group has collaborated with various artists while maintaining their independent spirit. Their immersive live performance in Avignon in March 2023 marked a significant milestone in their artistic journey.
Rock/Review Lost Velvet - Endless
Lost Velvet drifts through a haunting ’90s dreamscape where shoegaze, grunge, and dark dream pop collide. UK duo Robert Butcher (multi-instrumentalist) and Melissa Morris (vocals) craft cinematic textures, layered guitars, and hazy dual vocals to create music that feels pulled from a forgotten film reel.
Rock/Review Love Ghost x The Skinner Brothers - Worth It
Love Ghost is a band that has roots back to 2015 in Los Angeles, originally started by Finnegan Bell; the name comes from his fascination with love and death. The music combines multiple genres, including rock music, grunge, trap, and emo. Love Ghost is known for doing many collaborations with artists such as Rico Nasty, Bali Baby, Tim Skold, and Dan Garcia.
Classical/Review Leonardo Barilaro - Listen
Dr. Leonardo Barilaro is a pianist, composer, and aerospace engineer. And he will play the first piano concert on Mars. His compositions can be described as Contemporary Space Music, where he merges piano solo, prepared piano, synths, and embedded a wide range of experiments. Born in Venice, Italy, Leonardo Barilaro discovers the piano at the age of 6 and astronomy at 9.