Rock/Alt/Indie Vibes

Take You There (Alternate Take)

Space Prom

Everything Moves

Weeping Willow

Recorded at Oakhouse Studios with David Peters, “Wrapped in Blue” is MATCHHOUSE's ode to awakening-to lifting a veil that once dulled your view and embracing life with open eyes. Fueled by gratitude and fire, it's a soaring alt-rock anthem about remembering what it feels like to believe again. Hopeful, honest, and full of heart-this is a song about falling headfirst back into the beauty of being alive.

Wrapped In Blue

The five-time Juno Award winning group The Beaches return with the first tracks from their upcoming third album, ‘No Hard Feelings.’ In this SoundCloud-exclusive commentary, The Toronto-based rock band breaks down tracks from the project. Jordan Miller, who co-founded the band with her sister, Kylie, describes “Last Girls at the Party” as “a really fun bop,” adding, “I totally think we nailed it.” Meanwhile, the song “Did I Say Too Much” strikes another chord: it’s about a painful relationship their bandmate Leandra  Earl endured. Despite the sad subject matter, the chorus is anthemic, Jordan says: “I can feel her pain, and I can feel the rest of us trying to lift her up.” Hear more about the stories behind the songs, only on SoundCloud.

Voice Notes: The Beaches on "Last Girls At The Party"

If You Only Knew

Wild Horse’s Jack Baldwin was thrilled to collaborate with acclaimed Norwegian artist Matilda Gressberg, and together they crafted the vibrant pop anthem, “Don’t Wait.”

"Don’t Wait" is a heartfelt song about recognizing when something in your life no longer works and finding the courage to let go. It’s a reminder that sometimes, the best thing you can do is embrace change and move forward.


Don't Wait

Following the release of the indie-pop ‘Good Times’ in Apr 2025, the eclectic artist Keelan X is dropping ‘EVEN THOUGH IT’S SUMMER’ - an end-of-summer vibe in the thematic tradition of songs like the 80s classic ‘Boys of Summer’ by Don Henly or something more recent like ‘August’ by Taylor Swift.

‘EVEN THOUGH IT’S SUMMER’ alludes to carefree summer evenings, road trips, a bittersweet end-of-holiday romance and the approaching change in seasons. Speaking about the lyrics, Keelan explains: “You know when they put back-to-school ads on the telly and radio. I wanted to capture that mixture of feelings the winding-up of summer brings. I’m interested in that duality; the space between seasons, between hope and resignation, between connection and separation. It’s the ‘what ifs’ that drive narrative in our favorite movies, songs etc. So there’s a dollop of this in this song.”

The song has a breezy, feel-good energy – crisp beats, shimmering synths and a memorable vocal hook, fused with a melodic melancholy. Musically, the song is influenced by the likes of The 1975, Holly Humberstone, Mitski etc. “Some of my previous songs had a very synth-pop 80s vibe. I wanted this song to introduce some guitars again, albeit in a subtle way. Going forward, I want to explore recording as a live band again and get that live, four-people-in-a-room energy into the songs” says Keelan. 

The track was written Keelan X and co-produced by Alex O’Keefe and Julian Chown, with final mixing and mastering by Billy Foster. 

With his distinctive take on the genre, Keelan X has gained a plethora of press & media support to date ranging from RTE, 2XFM, FM104, Today FM, Hot Press, GOO Magazine and Sunday Times.

Let You Go

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