Mitch Mosk

6 days ago | atwoodmagazine.com | Mitch Mosk

Inspired by Paul Simon’s wordy magical chaos, Olive Klug’s “Train of Thought” is a whimsical, high-speed detour into the heart of chaos, creativity, and identity – a dizzying burst of abstract lyricism and liberated self-expression that finds the singer/songwriter at their most playful and uninhibited, charging full steam ahead toward their eagerly anticipated sophomore album, ‘Lost Dog.’ Stream: “Train of Thought” – Olive Klug There’s a train in the sky in the middle of my mind and it’s...

1 week ago | atwoodmagazine.com | Mitch Mosk

Brooklyn-based singer/songwriter Avery Friedman transforms chaos into catharsis and vulnerability into bold self-expression on her breathtaking debut album ‘New Thing,’ a raw, radiant record of reckoning, awakening, and release. for fans of Phoebe Bridgers, Samia, Mitski, Lizzy McAlpineStream: ‘New Thing’ – Avery FriedmanIt doesn’t scream, but it doesn’t whisper either.

1 week ago | atwoodmagazine.com | Mitch Mosk

LA-based artist and designer Nami Ondas opens up about the playful intensity and creative intention behind his breakout singles, channeling character, curiosity, and raw self-expression into the intoxicatingly catchy “Suzette” and his forthcoming debut album ‘WARM.’ follow our Today’s Song(s) playlist Stream: “Suzette” – Nami Fueled by the delightful delirium of desire, the song radiates a carefree spontaneity that captures both the thrill and madness of chasing after someone who feels just...

1 week ago | atwoodmagazine.com | Mitch Mosk

LA-by-way-of-Chicago newcomers The Two Seasons dive into digital disassociation and jangly catharsis on their second single “Simulator,” a sardonic, shimmering burst of post-punk energy and unfiltered vulnerability. Stream: “Simulator” – The Two SeasonsSometimes I don’t know if my feels are real, or are they reel-to-reel? * * *Clocking in at just under two and a half minutes, “Simulator” is a visceral post-punk outburst that blends sardonic wit with unfiltered vulnerability.

1 week ago | atwoodmagazine.com | Mitch Mosk

Mint Simon and Tafari Anthony lean into longing, lust, and late-night surrender in their dazzling duet “Feel Better,” an intimate anthem pulsing with passion, liberation, and the thrill of connection at the end of the world.  follow our Today’s Song(s) playlist “Feel Better” – Mint Simon, Tafari AnthonyLooking for something to cut through the nothing to feel alive…* * *It’s not a plea – it’s a challenge, a dare, a spark of reckless hope wrapped in electric anticipation.