MELODIC Magazine

Welcome to Melodic Mag! This is your go-to online blog and eZine for the freshest updates in the dynamic world of music. At Melodic, we strive to keep you informed about your favorite artists, as well as those you’re yet to discover. We offer interviews, tour schedules, live concert photos, reviews of albums and shows, and a delightful eZine for your enjoyment. Since our inception in 2014, Melodic Magazine has focused on delivering high-quality images, thrilling reviews, and the latest industry news while ensuring our readers stay in the loop about everything music-related! We understand how complex the music landscape can be, so we take on the task of curating the most relevant content for you. With Melodic, you’ll only find the information that keeps you eager for more from both your current favorites and future stars.

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On Your Radar: Samia » // MELODIC Magazine

1 day ago | melodicmag.com | Justice Petersen

Top Tracks: “Big Wheel,” “Is There Something in the Movies?,” “Honey”Similar Artists: Maggie Rogers, Clairo, Dora JarRecent News: Samia will release her new album Bloodless on April 25. Indie rock artist Samia stands out due to her raw songwriting and ethereal artistry. This Friday the alternative singer-songwriter is set to release Bloodless, her third full-length studio album, via Grand Jury.
The 10 best songs about Earth Day » // MELODIC Magazine

2 days ago | melodicmag.com | Justice Petersen

Since its creation, music has been used as a tool to invoke emotion, express feeling and spark discussions on topical issues in the world around us. Many artists over the last few decades have often used their music to offer insight or dialogue on a range of social or political issues — everything from racism to the patriarchy to poverty. Another topic often found in popular music is commentary on environmental issues.
Casey McQuillen knows she can do “Better Than This” on new single » // MELODIC Magazine

6 days ago | melodicmag.com | Christine Sloman

When Casey McQuillen sings, audiences listen. The London-based singer-songwriter’s confidence, authenticity, and talent have placed her in front of various crowds, who have noticed that the songs she sings have meaning. Whether she is drawing in millions of views and streams on social media or performing in front of thousands of students across the U.S., U.K., and Ireland (as she did for her anti-bullying concert series), she helps people feel connected.
Ally Salort casts herself in a potential “Horror Movie” on new single » // MELODIC Magazine

6 days ago | melodicmag.com | Christine Sloman

For some, love is a beautiful dream. A warm feeling. A romantic comedy, if you will. For others, it is a nightmare. A cold, empty sensation. A horror movie that never ends… It is so interesting that love can be scary and uncomfortable for some, especially when it is supposed to be the antithesis of fear. But opening yourself up, embracing someone for who they are—these can be challenging and downright terrifying tasks.
andhim, AMÉMÉ, and Malou all “Feel The Love” on new single » // MELODIC Magazine

6 days ago | melodicmag.com | Christine Sloman

It will be summer before we know it, so the time to start constructing infectious summer playlists is now. Which songs will get the party started? Which artists would fit just right together? Which singles will people want to come back to for more? So far, andhim, AMÉMÉ, and Malou are ahead of the game, with a new collaboration that answers all these questions. Together, andhim, AMÉMÉ, and Malou give us “Feel The Love,” out now on Insomniac Records.
Preston Lydotes is ready to clock out on “5 to 9” » // MELODIC Magazine

6 days ago | melodicmag.com | Christine Sloman

The yearning, the grit, the poetic lyrics—it’s all there for Preston Lydotes. The singer-songwriter-producer-arranger has incorporated many elements of his favorite artists into his work, from Coldplay to Phoebe Bridgers. Still, he has managed to carve out his own space since he started independently releasing music in 2022.
Boy In Space reflects on internal change with ‘The Butterfly Affect’ EP » // MELODIC Magazine

6 days ago | melodicmag.com | Christine Sloman

Almost a year ago, Boy In Space gave the world Copium. The five-track EP was meant to help listeners cope with whatever struggles they were facing, hence its medicinal-sounding title. The songs touched on personal moments in the Swedish artist’s life, from the complication of falling in love to the overwhelming aftermath of heartbreak. By releasing these tracks, Boy In Space was releasing parts of himself that he held onto for too long. In doing so, he inspired others to do the same.
The history of Dr. Martens in alternative music

6 days ago | melodicmag.com | Justice Petersen

Throughout music history, each genre has not just been defined by its sound, but has also been informed by the communities that embrace the music. Within these communities comes a distinct approach to expression and identity. Initially, country music was written by and for predominantly Southern, blue-collar populations.
Kai Bosch drops synthpop banger “Popstar of Your Dreams” » // MELODIC Magazine

1 week ago | melodicmag.com | Laury Verdoux

UK pop riser Kai Bosch isn’t here to play it safe and with his latest single “Popstar of Your Dreams,” he doesn’t have to. Taken from his new EP of the same name, this is glossy, high-drama synth-pop at its sharpest, dripping in self-awareness, ambition, and just the right amount of chaos. Anchored by pulsing electro beats and lyrics that flirt between fantasy and vulnerability, Kai lays it all out.
The Head and The Heart reflect on life in new song “Blue Embers” » // MELODIC Magazine

1 week ago | melodicmag.com | Emma Celenza

The Head and The Heart have been making waves in the music industry since 2009. On May 9th, they are releasing their sixth studio album, Aperture, which showcases their emotional storytelling and musical prowess. Their new song “Blue Embers” focuses on reflection. “Blue Embers” is about comparing your previous experiences and beliefs to your current ones. Through soft acoustic guitar and gentle vocals, The Head and The Heart shares how their worldview has changed as they got older.