Some of the most meaningful and affective music and art is born out of the honest, real-life events and challenges that musicians and artists often face in their day-to-day lives. When we experience the art or music that results from such real-life situations, we subconsciously embrace the underlying emotion and energy that inspired and crafted w...

With our first feel-good music post of the year, we bring you "Two Left Feet (The Way You Move)," the brand new single from Denver-based indie folk artist Rob Drabkin. With its positive, upbeat lyrics and vibe, "Two Left Feet" will get you off your feet and singing along. "It’s about joy, so much damn joy! The title makes me laugh and that’s...

Capturing the sights, sounds and emotions associated with forging ahead and ringing in the new year, Brooklyn indie-electronic band EXNATIONS kicks off 2020 with "11:59," the New Year's anthem every sad kid needs to hear. Comprised of Sal Mastrocola, Taylor Hughes, and John O'Neill, the emerging trio has graced our ears with their outstandin...

Looking back on the past 12 months as we say goodbye to the 10's, I'm blown away by the amount of incredible new songs, musicians, interviews and memorable live performances that have crossed and expanded my musical horizons.

Keeping in the tradition of spotlighting a few of the most memorable tracks of the year, I've assembled this year...

Brisbane singer-songwriter Hazlett closes out 2019 with the release of his latest single, "Monsters,"a poetic reflection on the reality that life's journeys are often riddled with unanticipated twists and turns. We all make mistakes along the way, and that is just human nature. Musically, "Monsters" is pure indie pop perfection, with its delicate...

It's that time of year to queue up the Holiday tunes, winter songs, and a few others that capture the seasonal theme in some way. To help get you into the mood, SoundThread Music Blog has assembled a Winter Songs & Holiday Tunes Spotify playlist!

With a blend of covers (new and old), classics, new compositions, and a few obscurities, we think it's...