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Alex Kilgore
- Mar 12

Cas Cleo - twenty-four EP

Cas Cleo, an indie-pop artist from Nashville, releases her debut EP, twenty-four!

twenty-four is a charismatic collection of tracks that cover topics such as family, self-doubt, relationships and even death. These were the things that were on Cas’s mind this past year at age 24. The EP as a whole is wonderfully cohesive and easy to resonate with.

A songwriter from a young age, Cas Cleo has developed an immense talent from storytelling in her music. She explains, “I believe lyrics are the most important part of a song, which is why my songs are more light and airy than anything else, so the production doesn’t overpower the lyrics.”

“Pinned Up Butterfly'' is emotionally captivating with its illustrative expression. While she’s reflecting on a personal and painful loss, a beautiful sweetness remains throughout. Nostalgia continues in “Old Days,” which is about being grateful for the moments you didn’t appreciate until you looked back on them. The detailed lyrics are enjoyable to follow along to, and they inspire the listener to take a break from the rush of life to remember where they’ve been and who was there through it all.

Charmingly short and simple, “Friends'' is an honest and vulnerable track in the style of an open letter. Expressing the feeling of wanting more with someone, having regrets about how things ended up, and the heartbreak that comes with unrequited love. “Long Sleeves” also speaks to a similar disappointment. “[It] was written when I felt that I needed to leave a toxic relationship. Finished it a month later when this person left me first for someone else,” reflects Cas. Haunted by memories but knowing that moving on is for the best, this beautiful and introspective song is filled with relatable lyrics about finding strength amongst the hurt. It’s my favorite on twenty-four.

Alex Kilgore, Untold Music Promotion

Alex Kilgore
- Mar 8

Nick Isham - “Where Are You Now” + “In The Jungle”

Indie singer-songwriter Nick Isham recently released two new singles, “Where Are You Now” and “In The Jungle,” about the experience of looking for love and making it in a big city.

The Los Angeles-based artist’s acoustic pop sound is presented handsomely through his soulful voice and narrative songwriting.

Written with Zack Grossman and Sam Rhythm over FaceTime this past year, Isham reflects on the questions surrounding finding his person in “Where Are You Now.” He explains that the song comes from the swirling thoughts in his head such as, “what is she doing right now?” and “is she looking for me too?” The fun and catchy production mixes perfectly with Isham’s sweet and charming personality. It’s lyrically intriguing and you become invested in the adventurous search.

“In The Jungle” was inspired by the phrase “Welcome to the Jungle” which was displayed on his co-writer Emily’s moving boxes. This song feels incredibly real and relatable, with no shortage of passionate strength throughout. There’s something comforting about Isham’s vocals and the captivating story he sings about. “In The Jungle” is encouraging, and expresses that the thrillingly intimidating nature of Los Angeles isn’t for those who give up easily, but it’s worth it. Isham says they wrote this song for, “all the people who’ve always been told no, the fighters, the non-stop workers, the dreamers.”

Nick Isham is consistently putting out new music, so make sure to follow him so you don’t miss it!

Alex Kilgore, Untold Music Promotion

Alex Kilgore
- Mar 1

Natalie Kroh - “Mulholland”

Natalie Kroh’s new single “Mulholland” shows love to the alluring pull of Los Angeles.

Kroh’s rich and soulful vocals are flawlessly accompanied by her luxurious contemporary R&B sound. “Mulholland” feels like a fresh take on the nostalgic 90s vibe, which is familiar and comforting, but also new and exciting.

This track is about being completely infatuated with a location, which in this case happens to be the City of Angels. Kroh uses lines such as “feels like home” and “I can’t believe I can call this city mine” to describe the feeling she gets while being there.

The talented artist also touches upon topics such as hard work, success, dreams, and ambition throughout “Mulholland.” She paints a vivid picture of what the atmosphere and energy is like in LA. This dynamic sensation is hard to bottle up and put into words, but Kroh successfully managed to give her listeners a glimpse into her colorful world.

There is something charmingly hypnotic about Kroh, and “Mulholland” is one of those songs that you will find on repeat. This is also true for her first two singles, “Thin Ice” and “Wakin’ Up.” Kroh knows how to expertly capture an audience and keep them coming back for more.

Alex Kilgore, Untold Music Promotion

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