“It feels like I finally made it to the summit on a big mountain!” proclaims singer-songwriter EBEN. His latest EP-- Honeydew-- has been long awaited by a both growing and eager fan base. It’s safe to say that this new project has showcased not only his ever-evolving style, but his truth and passion. He notes: “I’ve made my fans wait so long for this music so it’s really satisfying being able to give them something that has come from my heart and soul.”

The criticism that often comes with boybands is the idea that some industry professional snags five boys and contracts them to put out a few albums. The thing about In Real Life is that's not totally​ wrong. ABC launched a reality competition show called "Boyband" and the winners... well, they were put into a boyband. While they are continuing this spiral, in so many ways In Real Life seems to be breaking free. They're taking the mold, and understanding it, and breaking it apart. In Real Life,

Every show has its own particular energy curated by the artist, the city, and some sort of factor that I have yet to define. For FLETCHER the energy in the Music Hall of Williamsburg immediately transcended through the mix of different people that came out for the show. It was electric and energetic, but more importantly: it was raw and real. Supporting her EP, "you ruined new york city for me," FLETCHER’s New York City date some-what ironically sold out, and fans showed up eager to the concert

With their new single, "Bloom", out now, the band is leaning into their sound even more. With a new album in sight, fans can expect them to push the boundaries a bit. "I think fans can always appreciate when you're not trying to box yourself in and you're trying to branch out,” explained Colin.This particular song, though, is another example of Surfaces taking a moment and expanding it. He gave the backstory of “Bloom”:

On a line up of all men, Taylor Grey embodied everything that the predominately young female fans of Why Don’t We needed and deserved to see. Mohegan Sun Arena was packed with fans eager to see the boy-band they had come for, but before that, Taylor took the stage to open and she did so with talent, passion, and a clear desire to inspire. It was endlessly important to see this sort of representation and Taylor took on the responsibility so well. “The fans are largely female so I get to meet a l

From the Owly.fm stage at Warped Tour to the infamous Webster Hall in New York City, Chase Atlantic has been a name to remember and an act to keep your eyes on if you’re interested in all in the edgy electronica emo-pop scene. Maybe that’s not the official genre title, but it’s still pretty fitting.