MARYLANE Face Their Inner Demons With “Seven” and the New Album “Seventh Sense”
After gradua identity through “Doreen”, “Midnight Wheels” and “Mirror Maze”, Swedish rock band MARYLANE complete this new chapter with “Seven”, the focus track from their second studio album, Seventh Sense, released independently on July 17, 2026. Formed in 2023, MARYLANE first introduced their melodic pop rock foundations with the 2024 debut album Winners Write History. Two years later, the band now sound more mysterious, theatrical and confident, embracing dark groovy rock, vintage heavy rock and analog textures without abandoning the melodies that defined their earlier work. Listen to “Seven” on Spotify “Seven”, A Battle Between Inner Demons and the Search…
PRÝNCESS Turns Social Media into a “Peep Show”
PRÝNCESS returns with “Peep Show”, a track that is both catchy and sharply observant. Through its infectious pop-rock energy and distinctive guitar work, the song delivers a social satire about digital voyeurism and our growing fascination with watching the lives of others. We scroll, follow, comment and return a few minutes later to see whether something new has happened. Social media has transformed everyone into both a spectator and the central character of a permanent public performance. This is the very mechanism PRÝNCESS explores in “Peep Show”. https://open.spotify.com/intl-fr/album/0qw53vuwziucNUOOLhcs5x Social Media as a Permanent Display Window The title of the song…
Guest Returns With “Grass Will Always Win”, A Lucid, Melancholic And Deeply Human Indie Rock Song
There is something quietly powerful in the way Guest turns exhaustion into motion. Not the dramatic kind of exhaustion, not a theatrical collapse wrapped in grand gestures, but a more intimate fatigue, the kind that settles into everyday life and starts changing the way time feels. With “Grass Will Always Win”, Bruno Lannoo continues to shape a personal indie rock universe where guitars carry thoughts that seem to have been held back for too long. https://open.spotify.com/intl-fr/artist/5F8rALP4C5MXmNeLgOtJ0t Already featured on Audiartist through “Don’t Go Into Decline”, “Do You Think You Are...”, the album “Parallels”, “Dream Again”, “Wasting My Time” and “Something…
MARYLANE Enter A Darker Rock Era With “Mirror Maze”
Swedish female-fronted rock band MARYLANE continue their evolution with “Mirror Maze”, a new single released on June 25, 2026. The track is the third single from their upcoming studio album “Seventh Sense”, scheduled for release on July 17, 2026. https://open.spotify.com/intl-de/track/7osshrygoODrSdnKQWn60r?si=4177cb79148f4e27 A Swedish Rock Band Moving Into Heavier Territory MARYLANE first made their mark with the debut album “Winners Write History” in 2024. Since then, the band has been shaping a more intense and mysterious identity, moving from pop rock foundations toward a darker, heavier and more cinematic rock sound. With “Mirror Maze”, MARYLANE fully lean into that transformation. The…
Witte Share Their Latest Single “Glas und Steine”, a Soft and Rhythmic Pop Rock Song
Witte Return With “Glas und Steine”, a Soft Pop Rock Song Between Fragility and Motion Witte return with their latest single, “Glas und Steine”, a soft and rhythmic pop rock track that continues to shape the band’s warm, nostalgic and deeply human universe. After “Vögel”, previously featured on Audiartist, the project now opens a new chapter built on contrast, melody and emotional restraint. Witte is a music project from Tostedt, near Hamburg. It was born in the former electronics shop of August Witte, now known as the August-Witte-Haus. Between old wood, faded cables and new synths, Witte creates a sound…
Carlito Home Returns With “Groove of the Soul”, A Warm Instrumental Journey Led By Guitar And Feeling
With “Groove of the Soul”, Carlito Home offers a new instrumental piece built around warmth, groove and the kind of guitar tone that speaks before a single word is needed. The title says almost everything: this is music shaped by feel, by movement, by soul, and by that rare ability to make an instrumental track sound deeply human.Carlito Home has never been the kind of artist who hides behind overproduction. His music comes from lived experience, from real instruments, from stage instinct, from jam culture, and from a lifelong relationship with melody. On “Groove of the Soul”, that musical identity…
Zornheym Strike With “Deus Rex”, A Ruthless Symphonic Heavy Metal Prologue To Descending Into Madness
Swedish symphonic heavy metal outfit Zornheym return with “Deus Rex”, the second single from their upcoming third studio album Descending Into Madness, scheduled for release on October 2, 2026. Built as a fast, violent and cinematic opening statement, the track throws the listener straight into the darkest foundations of the band’s asylum mythology.In an era where many metal bands flirt with orchestration as decoration, Zornheym continue to treat it as architecture. “Deus Rex” is not simply heavy metal with choirs placed on top. It is a fully staged piece of symphonic heavy metal, driven by speed, dramatic riffing, choral tension…
Marylane Shift Into Darker Heavy Rock Territory With “Midnight Wheels”
With “Midnight Wheels”, Marylane continue to shape a darker, heavier and more cinematic identity. The Swedish female-fronted rock band, first introduced through their 2024 debut album “Winners Write History”, now returns with a new single taken from their upcoming studio album “Seventh Sense”, due in July. Following the video single “Doreen”, released on April 9, 2026, Marylane are clearly moving beyond their earlier pop rock colors. “Midnight Wheels” brings the band into a more intense sound world, where dark groovy rock and heavy rock meet emotional storytelling, nocturnal atmosphere and strong melodic direction. The band describes “Midnight Wheels” as a…
Guest Turns the Fear of Fading Away into a Pop Rock Pulse with “Don’t Go Into Decline”
A sad, lucid and emotionally charged single where indie rock tension meets the quiet violence of time passing too fast. There are songs that arrive like a confession, and there are songs that sound like a hand placed firmly on the shoulder before everything slips away. “Don’t Go Into Decline” by Guest belongs to the second category. It does not dramatize sadness for effect. It studies it from the inside, with the calm urgency of someone who knows that giving up rarely happens in one spectacular collapse. More often, it begins as a slow fade. https://open.spotify.com/intl-fr/artist/5F8rALP4C5MXmNeLgOtJ0t?si=1153ec938ce04451 Built around a pop…
