Max Gayler

1 month ago | thelineofbestfit.com | Max Gayler

With his new EP, Hope She Hears This, Tottenham’s breakout R&B talent Nippa offers an unfiltered journey through heartbreak, vulnerability, and self-discovery. This is what it means to share too much, too honestly—and why he’s choosing to do it anyway. With his new EP, Hope She Hears This, Tottenham’s breakout R&B talent Nippa offers an unfiltered journey through heartbreak, vulnerability, and self-discovery.

2 months ago | thelineofbestfit.com | Max Gayler

Nowhere does that hit harder than on ‘155 in Paris’, a track he almost cut from the EP entirely. “I didn’t want it on there. I fought it. That line—‘It’s you’—it scared the shit out of me. That’s not usually me. Usually I’m like, ‘fuck this, I’m good without it.’ This was different.”He pauses. “It was 1:55am in Paris, and I realised I cared. That this relationship mattered. That was the moment. And it was terrifying to admit.”It’s not the kind of thing he’s written before—and he knows it.

Mar 25, 2025 | thelineofbestfit.com | Max Gayler

Years after breaking up, indie-pop four-piece The Walters discovered fame through a single viral hit. Their unexpected reunion has led to the album they always dreamed of releasing. When The Walters quietly dissolved in 2017, none of the band members could have predicted they'd find themselves at the heart of a viral sensation five years later. In fact, they'd barely spoken since their breakup.

Mar 13, 2025 | thelineofbestfit.com | Max Gayler

Improvised music rarely survives beyond the moment but désert — a wordless, instinctive collaboration between Jean-Michel Blais and Lara Somogyi — refused to disappear, they tell Max Gayler. Captured in a single session surrounded by the expansive badlands of Joshua Tree, Jean-Michel Blais and Lara Somogyi's remarkable désert became an album only after the fact. It wasn’t supposed to be an album.

Mar 11, 2025 | thelineofbestfit.com | Max Gayler

From dusty rodeo circuits in Texas to the world's biggest stages, Cody Johnson is heralding a new era for traditional country music – and he's doing it with integrity and authenticity, writes Max Gayler. Emerging from the ranchlands of Texas, Johnson’s path wasn’t about quick success but rather about laying a solid foundation through hard work and authenticity.